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NOTED SINGER WILL BE
; ATHEILIG, DECEMERjO
JoImiim CdU I Prt4 by Etrm Criti for Laurel Won in Wa
rriaa Operaa Ovation Given by Audience U Notable.
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fTlHK romlnc onc r-itI of Johanna
mill ho m rrd-UtT nt In I'ort-
Und. An UMrrn rrttio h oftld: "A
rorttn Umnia ptmndur nd hroc
roi. in xirrpto nalurol ditolty of
4tchtr of tb codtv mrrcinc at llrnv
into MI-. rluv mTtlc.m f oico
n4 jrnv. odmpt Johonn c;ndkl
ihott ni (rr rrnnd-oprn tar of
Ifto d for tho trtst of WnivrUn
rot. wMrh oh hnn md no pro-ml-nntl?
br own.
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namnn nnd dino In bor wonderful
rhrrrUon of Iwnnhildo- Ihe
VninyrUn Tr.iin. dutblr of tho nun
lro K4 Tnor. who. wtin hrr ttr.
h4 I rv'i duty of mrrrtnc on
fry pt4 to V;h:t. tho nod of
IH ot4 or trorj. h hroo. who dlfd
of th battlrftc'.d. At KltAAbcth In
Tno u-f ;cj"kl k quilt 4 rmrk
b.. hut in a whotlr diffrrnl wy.
A tho travlr. lovo-tnplr4 lo!d
-r iml'4t rulminAf In n portrnrnt
of iuMim pton fhnt I unrjuld
nmontf all tho loo trcd!o of th
crld. Uotdo la lnd4 UndvUl's favor
te rot."
Mncro know thu. nnd nlo thr
hrior ;dhl fTnrou nlndn of
bsrt- "r tdLn to hotp hor frind
n rrn'ri'tify linr" t'dly nrl
proi on on notnb.o o clorv.
ft wo in t'o mtdt of th r:otrn
on of ?rn4 pf w hon tnda i
SB.LFUND HOTOH HAND
rj nn m :irr or
I laMrlalls Is lreallM
TiWmilHla I rme 4 (
Th uni.l drlrj from the
a la i( K'-t fro. .lamp la( Jr
t. rn iiaiUbl (or ln(il ork.
r.rJ nj to nvmWf ( lh ron
,..ui..i I.t lh rrntinn '
Tubarrulo.ia.
T . of ttt alamp. M laal -
tiardlavt Ihrnucti lha utesnn JaOrra
lion ef Woman t'luba. The moner
rol"-tr4 waa bld In th Irva.ury
aaaitln lha ulinn of Ihe fadarmllon
at Ita annual nttn. Am that marl
ine waa haid ontr In frto-r. Ii fund
CORNER OF O..W. R. A N. COMPANY'S CORN" EXHIBIT THAT WILL
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ti o unfortunate to b confined
to hor b4 with a prinrd tnklc. m
hurt, by tho way. mused by tho con
trotompa of tha tnor In plartns; tha
jMtoui loar In "Cavalcrla." Hut whll
suiTarlnx In bed at bar Now York hotel
thra rim an urni lons-diatanca call
over th irlrphont, Thn aha heard har
huband. Hrr Tauocbr. nssrtlna; em
phallcallr "No. It la Impossible! Mad
ame is absolutely unaMe to stand on
hrr foot.
-Wrr 1st daT asked CadskL And
Mrr Tauarhrr explained the situation:
Tho star who waa to have suns; the
part of Isold that nUbt at Boston al
Veinartnr'a premier waa unable to
appar. Would midm hetp him out
f the dlfflcuItyT This was enough.
GadskU lrsplte her Ume foot, came to
tha telephone and assured him that she
would. And heedlesa of remonstrances
from husband, doctor and nurs. that
nlfht Gadskl waa In her dresstnsr-room
of the opera-house In Hoslon. too late
for rehearsal, but ready to jro on.
Welncartnrr ame to Her oaylnc:
"We are solns to Blve the opera to
ri if ht with several 'ruts,' but watch me
rloly and yon will hav no trouble."
Vben the crest performance waa
over. Wriniarlntr. overcome by the
a-enlua of her portrayal of the fateful
rol. embrared her. while the people
clamored for her to appear before the
curtain In a wonderful demonstration
that proclaimed n triumph that waa
sublime In Us minffllns of nature and
art.
;aNk cornea to Portland under the
dliectlon of rUeere A Co roan.
have not a et bf n dlatrlbutrd. al
thoush the fadrratlult. In ar.alon at
."alarn. Yoied o ue tho moner rol
lortl throush rhannrla that It d--isnatxd.
all of the money bemr of
narexiiy epent la Orra-on.
Kollnwlns la the etalemrnt of A. U
Mil la. redant of the Uron Aacl
lion for Ihe Prevention of Tuoetxuloal.
that further explains the mailer: "Kor
otr year p-t tliaae ulrt hare been
rondurled br tie Kederatlon of Wom
an a Clube. that plan to expend what
fund It poeaaaee for tuberruloal re
lift work In various part of Ihe ftate
and In no other manner. Dut tha Ore
gon aaMx-latlon. whlrh hrrrafler mill
have rharae of the tubarculoal tim
palan In Lrnon under the esperlenced
guidance of Ihe National aorlatlon, la
laiy ueorndnt upon Ihe proceed of
Ihl year' ale for the fund with
whlih to ci the MmpaKD, for It
alarta without a penny In It treasury.
How fr-rarhln. how effective It
work will be In 1)1 depend upon
how ajeneroualy lha public responds to
Ihe appeal of the Utile lied Cross
lamp."
WEEK.
3
CLOSBNG
Heavy-Weight
On Jlonday and Tuesday I will place on sale my stock of
heavy-weight woolens, which is extra large for this season
of the year.
I bought extra heavy, expecting a tremendous .business.
Although my business was good, it was not up to expecta
tions, so in order to .
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Keep the Tailors Busy
and move this unusually large stock of heavy-weight woolens
I make this extraordinary offer.
Suit $ ;,; (x3
Overcoat J LLJ
Bear in mind every suit is made to order in my own
workshop on the premises just above my store, under my
personal supervision, by skilled union tailors, cutters and designers,
will not break, the linings will wear during the life of the suit
Come in tomorrow. Suit made in 48 hours when necessary.
RAY
Leading Tailor
TO BE
O.-W. R. & N. Bringing Show
From Walla Walla.
NEW INDUSTRY IS THRIVING
Yakima. Vallry Produces 00,000
Uadirl, but Oregon I-C H
hlndMalhcar County, How
evrr, fakr fine Showing;.
rom corn, corn:
Few peoDl realise that Orrcon and
Wasblnitton rapidly r dereloplns; Into
two of the leading corn-producing
aisles of lUe Union.
On Thursdsy. Frldsy and Saturday
of this werk Portland folks will hsve
a chanc. to convlnc. themselves of this
fact.
The X-W. R. N. Compsny has ar
ranited to offer at free exhibition what
Is renarded as the best collection of
native corn specimens ever brought
tospiher In Ihe Northwent.
The lower floors of the Failing build-
In, at Fifth and Htark streets, nave
been obtained for this purpose.
Kverv bushel of corn displayed at
lha third annual corn show at Walla
BE SHOWN IN PORTLAND THIS
-1
CORN
SHOWN
I - ' tal J .
Conn iTT'otv' n o- 6-'
DECEMBER
Made
to
Order
You Save $8 to $ 1 2 by Having
a Suit Made to Order Here
BAR
Walla last week will be brought to
Portland intact.
Tha show will be opened formally at
10 o'clock Thursday morning and will
be open morning, afternoon and even
ing until Saturduy.
C. L- Smith, known throughout the
Northwest as "Farmer" Smith, and rec
ognized as the father of the corn-growing
Industry in these states, will be in
charge, lie will be assisted by bis son.
Lou S. Smith, his assistant in the work
of directing the agricultural extension
work in wh ch the O.-W. li. ot Ki. torn-
Danv now is engaged.
I'ntil three years ago corn-growing
was almost unknown In Oregon and
WashinKton. Then Mr. Smith began to
Impress on farmers the importance and
tha advantages of crowing corn, lie
was opposed at first by descendants of
the early settlers, who told mm inai
I'orn won't trow here. It won't ma
ture. Tha climate is too moist. The
nights are too cool. Our fathers tried
It and they didn't succeed."
But Mr. Smith showed them how to
crow tt- Now they all are growing it.
The Yakima Valley this year produced
more than 600.000 bushels. Three years
ago the same district produced 3000
bushels.
Similar progress Is reported from the
Walla Walla Valley. Malheur County
in the principal corn-growing district
in Oreeon. It has a splendid exhibit,
that will be shown here this week.
In fact, were tt not for Malheur
County the State of Washington would
make a far better showing than Ore
gon at tho show. But Malheur serves
to pull up Oreuon's average.
However, Washington has the ad
vantage that It had a year or so the
start on Oregon. Mr. Smith expects
Oregon soon to make as good a show
ing as its neighboring state.
Plans are being laid for a big demon
stration next Thursday by employes of
the O.-W. R. N. Company In an ef
fort to call attention to the show. The
employes' band will be out and a parade
probably will be arranged.
William McMurray. general passen
ger scent of the company, said yester
day that he wants every man. woman
and child In Portland to see the corn.
so that tney may snow me vaiuo ui
thl naw Induntrv.
Particular Invitations will be sent to
(h. axhihitor and visitors at the live
stock show, as corn, obviously. Is a val
uable asset In developing the livestock
Industry.
SOCIKTV SEKS coux snow
Exhibit at Walla Walla Closes With
Best Day's Attendance.
watt. a WALLA Wash.. Dec. 4.
(Special-) The O.-W. It. oc corn
knur came to a SUCCCHBlUl ClOSe lO-
nieht. with the biggest crowas or tne
m-aclc in attendance today.
At a reception this afternoon, given
bv the railway company, assisted oy
ciuh and society women, more than sou
women attended, this being proDaoiy
the largast affair ot its kind ever given
here. The Judges' awaras were n-
nnuiirMl.
Honors of havins; the best general
display went to E. K. Starkey. of Fros
ser. Wash., who received $50 In cash.
Malheur County, got secona prize anu
I". C Tobias, of Caldwell, Idaho, tniru.
K. K. Starkey exhibited both the best
sina-le ear and the longest ear. ana
Stubblefleld Home had the largest ear.
Other award were:.w. p. Ulallin,
of Prairie City. Or., best IJO ears oi
flint corn: G. G. Brown. Nyssa, Or.,
best two acres of dent corn irrigated;
II. p. Hutchinon. of Dayton, best 10
acres: George T. Hartman. of Prosser,
best 1! ears of corn. Irrigated: Blanche
Weather. Touchet. best 12 ears, non-
Irrigated: J. jtariman. oi t rosser,
best 12 ears of popcorn, one acre non-
Irrigated land: Fred Bender, Ontario,
best 11 ears corn, irrigated: Stubble
field Home, Walla Walla, best 12 ears
of corn. non-Irrigated. Levi smith, of
Waitsburg. ash., il. f. Hutcninson.
Dayton, and J. B. Boyer, . of College
Place, also won prizes.
Jm Grande Elks to Honor Dead.
L.A GRANDE. Or.. Dec. . (Special.)
A. 8. Bennett, of The Dalles, will
deliver the principal address at the
annual Elks' memorial servient tomor
row. Mrs. W. W. Berry will preside
5. 1915. .
Winter Woolens
Every suit will
KHURST
Cor. Sixth and Stark
at the piano, the opening ceremonies
being conducted by Exalted Ruler M.
B. Donohue, and H. E. Dixon will read
the invocation. Bruce Dennis will de
liver the eulogy and Rev. Upton H.
Gibbs the benediction. Vocal and in
strumental music will be furniehed by
Miss Mercedes Horan. Mrs. A. L. Rich-
GIRLS! LOTS OF
25c-Cent Botde of "DanrJerine"
Makes Hair Thick. Glossy
and Wavy.
Removes All Dandruff. Stops
Itching Scalp and Fall
ing Hair.
To be possessed of a head of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, .ustrous. fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff Is merely
a matter of using a little Dander ine.
It is easy and Inexpensive to have
nice, 'soft hair and lots of it. Just get
a Zi-cent bottle of Knowlton's Dander
ine now all drug stores recommend it
apply a little as directed ana witnin
ten minutes there will be cn appear
ance of abundance, freshness, flutfineas
and an Incomparable gloss and luster,
and try as you will, you cannot lind a
trace of dandruff or falling hair; uut
your real surprise will be after about
two weeks' use, when you will see new
hair fine and downy al nrst yes
but really new hair sprouting all ovef
your scalp. Danderine is, we believe,
tha onlv aure hair a-rower. destroyer of
dandruff and cure for itchy scalp, and it
ni er falls to stop fail nair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is, moisten a cloth
with a little Danderlr.e and carefully
draw It through your hair taking one
small strand at a tirao. Your hair v. .
be soft, glossy and beautiful In just a
few moments a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this. Adv.
BEAUTIFUL
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fit you perfectly the fronta
ardson, Mrs. Carse. of Portland: C. P.
Ferrin, L. D. Howland. George S. Bir
ni and F. C. Bramwell.
Coughs and Colds
Are Dangerous
Cold3 are called minor ailments, but
they are serious and often dangerous.
"Oh, it's only a cold!" is a common re
mark, but many such cases prove seri
ous. Colds are often the beginning of
fatal diseases, such as pneumonia,
diphtheria, fever, and throat and lung
troubles. An almost imperceptible
chilling can start a cold that lasts
weeks, even months, before the health
is completely restored, and the loss of
time, energy and money is considerable.
When the system la fortified and
strengthened by the judicious use of
reliable tonic-stimulant such as Duffy'3
Pure Malt Whiskey, coughs and colds
are often prevented and broken up. It
is an absolutely pure malt whiskey,
made for medicinal purposes only, and
has proved invaluable to sufferers from
throat affections, bronchitis, grip and
all deep seated coughs and colds. It
should be in every home, for people
who "Get Duffy's and keep well" are
seldom troubled with coughs, colds or
grip. It's better to take Duffy's than
to wish you had, so get a bottle of
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey today. Sold
by most druggists, grocers and dealers.
$1.00. If they can't supply you. write
us. Useful household booklet sent
free. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co,
Rochester, N. Y.
SPECIAL NOTICE
"If for some reason
your local trade
cannot supply you send your order and
remittance to
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.,
171-173 Minna St., San Francisco, Calif.
They will have your order taken care
of- promptly at the following prices:
1 Bottle, Express Paid, $1.13
2 Bottles, Express Paid, $2.10
4 Bottles, Express Pair, $4.00
Remit by Express Order, Post Office
Order or Certified Check. If cash la
sent have your letter registered."
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Relieves Head-Colds at Once.
If your nostrils are clogged and your
head is stuffed and you can t breatne
freely because of a cold or catarrh, just
get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm
at any drug store. Apply a little of
this fragrant, antiseptic cream into
your nostrils ana let is penetrate
through every air passage of your head.
soothing and healing the inflamed,
swollen mucous membrane and you get
instant relief.
Ah! how good it feels. Your nos
trils are open, your head is clear, no
more hawking, snuffling, blowing: no
more headaches, dryness or struggling
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm is Just
what sufferers from head colds and
catarrh need. It's a delight. Adv.
Hairs Quickly Vanish
After This Treatment
(Helps to Beauty)
Science has aided in simplifying the
banishing of hairy growths from the
face, and according to a beauty special
ist, the most effective treatment yet
devised consists of applying a delatone
paste to .'he hairy surface for 2 or 3
minutes. The paste is made by mixing
somas water with a little powdered del-
atone. hen this paste is removed and
the skin washed every trace of hair
has vanished. Be sure to get real dela
tone. Adv.