The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, October 05, 1913, SECTION SEVEN, Image 73

The Sunday Oregonian., October 05, 1913, SECTION SEVEN, Page 5, Image 73

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, OCTOBER 5, 1913. THE MORGAN BUILD INGBA R'-BER SHOP 4 Ik ' O. S. MURPHY The Morgan Building Barber Shop is to be furnished and run by the Murphy Bros., two of the most popular young business men and most successful barbers in Port land, O. S. Murphy being with the well-known Imperial Barber Shop for eight years and C. C. Murphy with the good old Failing Bldg. Barber Shop for the past six yrfars. All the barber furniture was in stalled by the Portland Cutlery & Barber Supply Co. The Barber Chairs are specially designed by Engene Berninghaus, Cincinnati, Ohio, for Murphy Bros., being the latest hydraulic chairs, white en ameled, upholstered with green Turkish leather and automatic head-rest cushion. giving a very attractive appear- Paul Steinmetz, manager of the ance Portland Cutlery & Barber Sup- This is to be the finest-appointed ply Co., one of the largest and shop in the United States; abso most enterprising cutlery and bar- lutely antiseptic in every respect, ber supply houses on the Pacific Every chair is a fully equipped Coast, was the successful salesman Barber Shop in itself, and has to secure this much-coveted order, many advantages over others to consisting of sixteen barber chairs, make it easy and handy to work in This was the largest individual an antiseptic manner. Each chair sale of barber chairs ever made by has a sterilizer, with three com any firm on the Pacific Coast. The partments one for' wet towels, reception chairs are also specially one for dry towels and one for designed being upholstered in tools. The steam compartment green leather, keeping in harmony carries 250 degrees of heat, and is with the general color, scheme, for wet towels and general steriliz being entirely of white and green, ing. The other two generate their Wi 11 Open Tu.es., Oct. 14 6 Basement Morgan Building Chair Modern Shop TUESDAY EVENING, October 14 Formal Opening for Ladies and Gentlemen GOOD MUSIC-A SURPRISE FOR ALL mm . -v V O. O. MU1UHY own gas to sterilize dry towels and tools. After the towels come from the laundry they are thoroughly sterilized before using, and after each tool and brush is used it, too, is thoroughly sterilized before using again. The shop also has its own vacuum-cleaning plant, being one of the largest in Port land. Every chair has its vacuum cleaner. The desire of Messrs. Murphy to have their patrons leave the shop bearing a well-groomed appearance has caused the installation of a fea ture entirely new to the Pacific Coast, in that a system of cleaning by air has been added to the many up-to-date sanitary apparrati used. The porter will . no longer pound yon on the back with the time-worn, unsanitary whisk broom, agitating and putting dust and dirt in circulation throughout tha entire shop, but in stead will run a cleaning tool over your clothing, taking by suction all dust and dirt therefrom. It will make a last year's hat take on an appear ance of fresh newness, much desired by the average man. The clippings of hair, dust and dirt will be taken from the floor through the cleaning tool, hose and piping to the Tuee Cleaning Plant in the engine- room. Each chair, being a complete barber shop in itself, has its own cleaning connection, making it possi ble, if one so desires, to get what is known as a dry-air shampoo, remov ing all dust, dirt and loose dandruff and giving the scalp an invigorating sensatiqp. This system of cleaning is indorsed by the foremost authorities on sanitation and hygiene, and rec ommended, not only for large office structures, but for all residences and public places where dust becomes a menace. In addition to the above, each chair has the following handy accommoda tions : Telephone, hot and cold water, electric vibrator, compressed air. The lighting of this shop is given up by the most expert electricians to be the finest and best suited for the purpose of any they have come in contact with, being an indirect style installed by J. C. English Co. The manicure tables are big vitrio lite tables, with hot and cold running water and sterilizing attachment. The shoe shining department will also receive special attention, that its patrons may get first-class service. Then, to make this shop more com plete, we have installed two high frequency machines for the purpose of removing fungus growths of .the skin, such as moles, warts and surplus hair, etc., and also treat the face and scalp with a beneficial and pleasant treatment. This is something entirely new, but where it has been tried has proven most successful and satisfac tory. Recently 0. S. Murphy was in con versation with a number of friends and customers and was asked why he went to the trouble and expense of putting in a Barber Shop like this, when much less equipment would more than equal any other shop in town. Mr. Murphy replied: "We have just two reasons the first, we consider that the very best is none too good for the people of Portland and vicinity the second, I have put in a number of years in one of the best shops in Portland. At the same time, it has been my future dream to have one of the best shops in the United States. Meanwhile, I have talked with my friends and customers to ascertain if they would like to have a place of this kind, with the results that every single one would say, 'I would like to see some one live enough to put in a first-class Barber Shop in Portland.' And my brother, C. C. Murphy, has also spent a number of years in one of the oldest shops in Portland, where he came in contact with some of the best business men in the whole state, and he, likewise, has had the same experience, so we decided that the people in general are anxious for a first-class place, and we surely have it." We will throw our doors open for business Tuesday, Oct. 14, and Tues day evening, at 6 P. M., all business will be dispensed with, at which time the big formal opening will take place for ladies and gentlemen. Everybody is invited to come and make a general inspection. Good music and a pleas ant surprise awaits alL rpTLTTp T'TTXPr1 Stationary System of 1JJ U HjU Air (Vacuum) Clean ing used in this, the most up-to-date Barber Shop on the Coast, has been installed in the residences of H. R. Albee, W. C. Bristol, and others, and is used in the Hotel Congress, the Morgan, Broadway and Piatt Buildings. Investigate our proposition to demonstrate the Tuec in your home. Tiiec Company of Oregon Marshall 1916 620 Morgan Bldg. Send for Elbert Hubbard's Booklet entitled, "A Message to Housekeepers." PAIL STEINMETZ, Mgr. The Murphy Bros. Barber Shop Was Completely Equipped by the Portland Cutlery and Barbers' Supply Co. 86 Sixth Street Opp. W'ells-Fargo Bldg. IMPORTERS AIUTt MANUFACTURERS High Grade Cutlery Barbers' Supplies, Hardware and Tools, Expert Grinding, Fishing Tackle, Guns, Ammunition WHOLESALE RETAIL X H Simplicity Practicability Cleanliness Characterizes the Lighting of Murphy Bro3.' New Barber Shop J. C. ENGLISH CO. 128 Park Street Unique Flooring Is Used in Halls and Lobby Terana. Formed by Utilising Waate Marble and Cement Durability and Beauty Result. T-aLOORINQ in tha halls of the Morgan X building: consists of terrazzo prob ably the most durable and one of the most attractive kinds of flooring in use today. Terraaso is composed of nothing mora than a mixture of cement and marble chips. It is used in many of the best buildings on the Pacific Coast as well as in the East. The marble chips consisting mostly of waste marble are thrown in a seeming careless manner onto a bed of soft cement which previously has been spread over the floor foundation. These chips then are pressed into the soft cement and another layer of cement spread over them. This mixture then is allowed to set and become reasonably firm. By this time the floor presents a ragged, lagged appearance with the sharp edges of the marble -protruding at almost every crazy angle. Then a huge "planer" consisting of a machine-operated wheel with a sur face like the hardest kind of emery, is run over the floor. The result Is the rough marble edges are cut down and the floor is made smooth and level as if cast in one solid piece. A polisher Is run over It and an ornate, durable floor Is produced. The marble pieces are cut oil by the "planer" at Irregular shapes and from Inconceivable patterns. By tinting the cement various effects in shades and colorings can be produced. The cement used in the Morgan building was of a bluish gray which blends beautifully with tne grayisn brown marble. Grove's Studio Will Be Homelike PMotosrraplier Ainu to Seenre Tfarnrnl ad lAt ellke Portraits Booms "Made to Order." A SUITS of rooms on the eighth floor of the new Morgan build- ins; ha been "made to order" for C Elmore Grove, the well-known Fort land photographer, who will be ready to occupy the space about the middle of the present month. Mr. Grove secured a lease before the building was erected, snd many details were arranged t? meet the demands of Ms exacting buslneeo. instead of the gaping overhead skylights, so common to tbo old-fachloned photographic studios, the windows In the Orove studio are on the sldea, admitting llgrht from both the east and the south. These windows will bo heavily curtained. His poslng-room will be furnished like a private parlor. Person who pose for pictures In Mr. Grove's studio will feel at ease amid such surroundings. The result. It is expected, wilt be natural, life-like portraits. Mr, Orovpeclallzea In por trait work. In the last few years he Itas catered particularly to persons de siring to have their pictures taken In their own homes. For sueh purposes be has a special camera which he sets up in the home, the subject posing In an accustomed chair or In any other natural position. He has been remark ably successful In his faithful repro ductions. His suite of rooms in the Morgan building will include a large, com fortable, airy reception-room, a num ber of drossing-rooms, a parlor and the poslng-room, besides the usual com plement "of dark rooms, closets and cabinets. All his equipment will be new. aieClintock Did Painting. All the interior painting in the Mor gan building was done by L. C Me Clintock, who Is exceptionally well equipped for this kind of work. He employs a corps of expert painters, whose ability Is amply demonstrated In this work. BROTHERS OPEN" CI G ATI STORE Nate and Earl Wnrzweiler Have the lobby Smokeshop. Wurzweller brothers Nate and Earl, both graduates of Hill Miltary Acad emy have opened the Morgan build lng cigar store in the spacious lobby of the building. They have put In a full line of the best things known to smokers and if DIRECTORY OF TENANTS IN MORGAN BUILDING. Name Room No. Abelson, Dr. Martin..... 403 Anderson, Dr. Harry .....34S Arnold, H. K. ...813 Baker, George L. ..427 Ball. Dr. Frank L ..803 ' Bennett, B. Howard..... T2S Biersdorf, Dr. H. R. ....407 Bogart, Dr. M. D...... 558 Boire, Dr. L. M. .407 Borders, Dr. J. H. P.. ...... ... .653 Borders, Dr. J. W. .......653 Boyce, Jos. A. .'....... .813 Bristow. Dr. J. H. 651 Brookings, Eugene. ............ .728 Brown, Dr. C. B ...35S Bushong, W. A. T. 813 Campbell, Dr. W. M. .....712 Cardwell, Dr. Mae H... 703 Chamberlain, F. D .........728 Collins, H. E .616 Cox, Dr. Norris R ......355 Cunningham, J. A ...833 Dammasch, Dr. F. II. ..........461 Davis. Dr. S. J. 809 Dewart, Herbert R.. .728 Dobbs, P. M. .540 Dobbs, Mrs. P. St..... 540 DuBois, Dr. L. I.... 706 Dun, R, G. ..211-222 Dunlap, Dr. R. E.. . .707 East, Dr. E. H. 356 Flxott, Dr. H. C. ........553 Flledner, W. F. 813 Flower, Dr. H. H. 753 Freeburger, Dr. F. C. 600 Graff Is, Dr. T. J ...404 Grant Carder Slide Company. .. 310 Greenland, Herbert 201 Grenlger, Miss Cora 619 Greniger, Miss Winifred.. 610 Griffin, Dr. D. B 451 Grove, C. Elmore....... 839 Hamby, Dr. S. M. 308 Haskell, Dr. C R. ........SOI Hayes, Dr. J. C. 801 Haynes, Dr. C. I ....404 Hedlund, Dr. Elof T ....455 Hendershott, Dr. H. M. 556 v. Henton, Dr. Earle 412 Hlckey,' Dr. Mallle B 809 Holbrook, Dr. Millard C. 806 Hubbard, Dr. TV. F 803 Huffman, Dr. H. A. 409 Irvine, Dr. Lloyd 653 Jackson, Frank A. 833 James, Dr. R. F. 60 Jones, Dr. Marlon J. .566 Kerr, Dr. D. T ........653 King, Dr. T. J 848 Kress, Miss Estella I. ...... ..823 Lacy, Dr. H. N 301 Llndsey, Dr. W. A. .....601 Loading, Dr. Charles F. 751 Loomls, B. E. 855 Name Room No. Lucas, Dr. S. L... 843 Lytle. R. F. 23 Madigan, Dr. Mary V. 702 Merchants' Protective Associa tion 740 Miller, Dr. H. H. 656 Morey, Dr. Frank H. 653 Moreland, Dr. C. E... 858 Morgan, W. L. 813 Morgan-Bushong . Investment Company 813 Morgan, Flledner & Boyce 813 Munson, T. G. 834 Myers, Dr. Edmund 835 McCallom, Dr. J. W.... 553 McCracken, Dr. T. J. 707 McFarland, Dr. E. C ..856 Neulon, Dr. E. Nelson ......... 653 North, W. C .818 Northrup, Dr. R. P..... 308 Olson. Fred L. ,728 Fajunen, Dr. E. E.. ............ 858 - Patton, Dr. H. M. 734 Rand, Dr. D. EL. .......600 Rees, Dr. P. A 556 Robinson, Dr. Earl O. 658 Rose Festival Association. ... .428 Rosslter, Dr. F. M. 809 Rubin. B. W. 815 Ryder Advertising Agency. .. .826 Babln, R L. 740 Schoonmaker, Dr. B. E. ....... .453 Schmidt, Dr. G. W.s 707 Scott, Dr. Eueldas J 701 Seaman, Milton W. 427 Senn, Dr. E. M. 407 Shaw, Robert 302 Shepherd, Dr. B. P ......608 Sinclair, Dr. J. A. B. .......... 313 Sinclair, W. J. 612 Smith, Dr. W. E i 356 Smith, W. G. & Co 306 Summers, Owen, Jr. 833 Tamiesle, Dr. J. C 401 Tegen, Robert F. 713 Templeton, Dr. C. R 606 Templeton, Mrs. N. B. 621 Theosophical Society, The 726 Thornton, J. E. 311 Tuec Company of Oregon 620 United States Navy Recruiting Office J14 Warren, Dr. A. I Ford 303 Watts, Dr. Thomas W. 806 Welch, John C. 628 Wilder, Carolyn H 620 Wood, Dr. Frank W, ....653 . Wood, P. C 728 Woodmen of the World 639 Wyman, Dr. C. W. 514 Tates. Jack N.. . .. ............353 Youngs Dr. C. O. 737 Young, Dr. J. Q.... 658 . GROtJXD FLOOR TENANTS. . Aronson Jewelry Store. . Rainbow Grille. C. C. Bradly, Haberdashery. C. S. Sparks, Waterman Fountain J. W. David Jewelry Store. , ' Pens. Florshelm Shoe Store. United Cigar Stores. ' Sreat Northern Railway. , the puffers of one of their dear Hava nas Is for any reason in a repentant mood, he can get a box of dainty con fectionery to take home or to some one else's home. RT7HNKE WILL OPEN' FTVE CAPTK Hopgold Beer to Be Carried In Place at 134 Park Street. Fred W. ' Ruhnke, one of the best- known retail liquor dealers in Port land, has arranged to open a quiet cafe at 124 Park street. Just off of Wash ington street, in the Morgan building. He will handle the well-known Hop Gold brand of beer and other high- class wines and liquors as well as com plete line of cigars. The place will be fitted with the modern appliances and will be cheerful, comfortable and cozy at all seasons of I the year. It will be ready for business within a week. Elite Blllard Parlors. BASEMENT TENANTS. Murphy Bros., Rosarlan Cafeteria. Barbers. The ET Trnxp Billiard Parlors Now in Their Handsome New Quarters in the Basement of the Morgan Building The devotees of this popular pastime will find the Elite's new parlors most coram o- dious, the equipment and general appointment not to be excelled in the Northwest ROTATION POCKET BILLIARDS WILL BE 2i2c PER CUE. ALL TIME GAMES 50c PER HOUR A. T. LEWIS, Prop. Now Look for This Live Furnishing Store in the Morgan Bldg., 352 Washington For ten years we've been serving the fellows who wanted smart haberdashery. Ten years right in the same block and growing all the time. Now thanks to you, our patrons we're ready for a larger and a better store. . Tomorrow we'll take possession of oar store In the Morgan Building- to stay till you make us take a still larger store. There's more than a new store to show those who come to say "Good Lack, Boys." Better larger stocks the best things we could buy In smart Fall fur nishings. BETTER STYLES BETTER QUAL ITIES THAN OTHER STORES AT THE SAME PRICES THAT'S OUR AIM. Drop in let's show oar conceptions of the best styles in -Arrow Shirts Keiser's Neckwear G. & M. Underwear and all the small things .that do so much to make a man really well dressed. 0. 0. BRADLEY J. F. RIESCH C. C, BRADLEY CO. 362 WASHINGTON STREET P. S. We are exclusive agents for DENNY HATS