The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, July 30, 1903, Page 5, Image 5

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    THE OTlEQON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. TIIUItSDAY' EVENING, JTTLY 30, 1003.
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The :
Different
S;WORTMAN.(KING
Fifth end
Washington
Streets
Store"
' Items of Local Interest for Busy
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. v i . - journal neaaerst , ;
; I WEATHER FORECAST
Rbowere and thonderetorina hit ocenrred la
Kaneae, Nebraeaa, MUaomi Ullnola, ' Northern
" Montana, Britten Columbia and Alberta. ' Tha
. weather la Uia Pacldo Coaat Bfatea la eloatly
'and eomewhat threatening, but no rata vf
coneeo,upiice baa occurred.
"; II la much cooler In Nehraaka, Iowa, tlllnoia.
, Wfwoneln, Mlnnt-eota and tha Dakotaa, and
light 1 warmer Id Nor thorn Nevada, Nortbera
," t ub, Iilabo, Eaetern Oregon, Nortbeaatero
Washington and extreme Weetern lioataaa.
Tbe Indlretlone are for generally (air
.' weather la tbla dtatrlct Friday, with no marked
ebauf e la temperature.
- HOTEL 'ARRIVALS
, .- . .
, IMTIILIAL-J. W. Boa to, Seattle) Mra. A. W.
.Turner, DaTenport; George W. ColTlg end fern-
1U, uouuia; 4. B..wjatt. aauaallto) J. jonu
eon, Han Fraacteco) D. J. Leah, Portland;
jaa i. t-aimer, laatmi an. u. M. Pavla, Ja
Ci aire. A. Bummer, lire. Lena Blum, La
nde W. T. Cwlck, Seattle i P. II. Orand-
atfbm, Denver; Mra. B. Alexander. Peadletua:
lea cream. Than "fill your tooth"' with f success from the day of ita inoeptlon.
noma of Ita enticing Aldon candies. I Goods hava baaa sold at prices greatly
Maybe youVdon'tknow that theaa are j below ordinary values, and tha public
tha CMst-cAndles
Tbey art.
old In ' Portland.
Take B.rnlator Una ataamar. for Tha
Dallea and all way landings, connecting
at Lyla with Columbia River North'
haa taken advantage of thaaa opportun
ities to lay In supplies for tha montha to
come. Tomorrow la tha regular Fri
day coupon doubla reduction sale. To
aecura tha advantage of tha bargains to
be offered, purchaser muat preaent the
am Railway for Ooldendale and KUckl-1 coupon that appeared in last Saturday's
tat valley pomta. . Aiaer-atreai wnari I white Comer page advertisement In
dally (except Sunday) ft, m. Phone, (The Journal, when an extra 10 per cent
Main I14.; - v t. J, lent from ordinary July reduction prlcea
will ba accorded tha nutMiiir. Thla
A. T. BtOln states that he finished the meana a eavlna of an extra IS rants an
collection of eherrlee that will form a .very dollar expended In the ator to
part of the Oregon fruit dlaplay at the morrow. Don't neglect the opportunity.
St Louis Imposition. Hs is now col-1 It not --..i-
lecting tha specimens Of plums for the
exhibit Mr. .Miller has several- Very
fine samples of oats and vetches to be
added to the Oregon St Louis agricul
tural aispiay.
The final report of the administrator
or the estate qt Akin Copeiand ahows
a balance on hand of $MS. County
Judge Webster has ordered that It,
SIS. It 1-1 be given to each of the re-
alduary legatees. William C and Joelah
P. F. Hynd. William Hrad, Mlaa A. Hn4 r " r TM.Vn O, 7 Vintr
Hepnneri H. D. Mdoler, Seattle; A. B. Johneoa, C'?,Bd. Toledo, Or., and William
H. Wllaoo, gan rraorlaeo; C. W. Knovtra, Br- Miller Of Portland. . . . .
aide) L. P. liouck and wife, lodlanapoUaf H.
n. uipeiana, nn. oopeiana, iiareaee uopeiaaa.
Kanaaa; . aire. I B. Allen,
B. 11.
Eldorado;
rwwma, noiae: a. a. woeierr, lone; 0. 4.
Ooldmaa. Baa rraarlaeorG- 6. Klder. Mra,
Klder, Tacoma; II. L. Kemp. J. S. Moody,
Bt. Panl; II. O. Moody, Bt I'anl; V. II. llrhne.
ona i nrran, uottaire Urove; Mra. W. a. Blinr,
AUmeda: 0. A. Wllllama. A. K. Bradford. Wla-
eonaln; B. M. Bradford, r. R. Wullama, Kew-J
port; Mra. Hanaea, Aberdeen; Cbarlea T.
Brown, Aatorla; 0. Hanaen, Portland; O. L.
IMrk. O. B. Johnaoa, Aatorla; O, U. Barlow,
Hlllibore; W. rrledUnder, Portland; iobn T.
Coo noil, Haa yraaelaoo; Jay Andrewa, William
Smith. ltr: Emar Uoldberc. Seattle; C. I.
Btrattoa and wife, a A. Smith, New York;
Mlaa Adelaide Brandt, Da Ten port; i. T. Morer,
t UT D C k. L. . A I
eVrwjH n . VT OIHVaUSayr ami W e A svuiuaj a
C.i. Drain, Drain : A. L. Brown, Baleta; B. P.
De Haven and wife. MlnneapeJlaj U Lewla,
Beatua; v. s. vaa uanaen, la uranoa.
The Or agon Information Bureau haa
just received a number of exhibits of
farm products from Clackamas County.
From all appearances Clackamas County
now leada In exhibits at the Bureau,
and other counties of the state will have
to make a great effort to outclass the
Clackamas County exhibit
SasesaU
Tomorrow,
Ladlea' Day. ;
San Francisco ' .
VS. '
Browns.
AH your friends
Will be there.
Oame atarta at 1:10. '
Twenty-fourth and Vaughn Streets.
e The caiirornrtea
Are fast Jball playera,
. They are In - J
. Second place.
Tbe Browns
Are playing great balL
Sea the gams
Tomorrow.
Ladiea' Day.
Free to grounds and grandstand.
15th Grand Friday Economy Sale Tomorrow
8 BIG SPECIALS--8
In addition to the thousands of bargains advertised and readvertised for this last week of the GREAT STORE,
MILL, AND FACTORY SALE . This great sale has indeed been A TRADE TRIUMPH. An eventful,
week, signalized by stupendous successes! A masterstroke of merchandising in which the potency of VALUE
proved irresistible. The magnetic force of a real "BARGAIN" in the best sense of that abused word never
fails to attract the purchasing public. In this instance our special offers of worthy merchandise met with an im
mense and immediate popularity. Never before here or elsewhere have equal values been possible. We can
not promise their continuance after this week, and should the present constant demand be unequal to the supply, many who coo
template purchasing will be unable to secure these superb bargains. Stocks now are at their best I Selection now means the most
satisfactory choice. In all grades in all styles the largest, most attractive assortments. Pronounced good values in every line.
If there are better bargains elsewhere, where are they ?
B Pjr, Aitor U ; I. Jobn-
V Hr. eu i .
SlBln aaalV W I4.W, A BUT,
yOBIXAJTD R,
on, V, B. A.: A,
Tea. : O. Cnrren.
la: H. Boyle. Cblrafo; J. B. torreecb, Halt
; E. H. Colllna, Cblcafo; M. Carlton, Cbl-
O. B. French, n. B. C. B. : O. W. Sand-
era and wife. O. R. Handera. Baa Antonio:
A. W. Wiry and wife, Mlnneaota: B. O. Men
enaon, Sedalla; C H. Tucker. Bt. Louie; 1.
rt. Ban rranrlaco; L. Campbell, Tacoma;
a Harea. wife and daughter. Ban rran-
Cieco; H. True, Marlon, O.; W. K. Wrlfbt. V.
fl. A.; L. E. Hunt, M. A. Newman. Ban Fran
rlaco; O. F. klnc. New York; S. H. Friendly,
Eugene; J. II. Dwyer. New Tork; 0. E. Mc
Broom and wife, Spokane; J.' W. Judge. Ban
Kranclaoo; B. UdseU, U. 11. Edaell, New York;
W. E. Bement, Lenalnc; P. Ulocfa. Parle; F. F.
Rockwell, Baa Franclaco; W. D. Benaon, Seat
tle; J. 8. Kemp and wife. Mlnneopolia; C. W.
HlnchcUffe and wife. Loa Anaelni: T. 1.
Oome, Seattle; E. fc. Cockrell. Waablnrton;
D. E. Cameron. New York; Mlaa K. A. Tay
lor. Baltimore; J. B. Moody, H. O. Moody. Ta
coma; i. B. Forreat, New York; I. A. Finger,
Baa Franclaco; T. W. Nottingham, Seattle;
F. h. Elmmerman, city; P. ilolbronk. New
York; F. A. Poor. Chicago; L. Wickbam. W.
B. Cowen, Bt. Lnula: U. 8. McLaren, Seattle:
H. M. Hnnter, E. J. Kllpatrtck. New York;
H. J. Echleelnger, B. f. Stern, Milwaukee; A.
I. MrTler. Bolae: Laura K. Bnrreaa, Nancy L.
Batten. Dr. and Mra. Galloway, San Fran
claco; A. HIH. Saginaw; C. A. Cbrlatlan. Mra.
Chrlatlan, Waahlngton: Oenrge B. Boewell. Mre.
Boewrll, A. C. Boewell, Edith Boewell. Walter
Boewell, Plttaburg; C. F. Allen. CUrkeon; II. 8.
Orlgga. Tacoma; Richard Smith. Spokane; L. F.
Anderaon. P. L. Andereon, Walla Walla; C. A.
Clark. Montreal; C. 8.. Jonea. Philadelphia;
Charlea I'hllllpa, Chicago; A. L. Andrewa, Beat
tie; E. K. Maaeee. (J. S. A.; Joaephlne Pierce,
J. H. Waterman and wife, San FraDelacofcDr.
H. F. Hamilton, Boaton; H. B. Newrttab,
New oYrk: W. F. Keeney, Grand Raplda; J.
Heakee and wife. New Orlrana; W. D. Oormena,
v.ouage rore; a. h. Wblte. Grant Paaa;
Jacoi) Bcbroeder, Cincinnati: M. J. Barbour.
CblrVgei E. M. Warde, Duluth.
Svarybody Should Xold Up On aend
Ing their linen to a laundry that does
pot employ a steam-heated Ironer. The
mlaerable old style fire-heated oonoern
damage the linen by weakening . the
fibre, aa well as "yellowing" tlfe gooda.
Ours Is the only steam-heated ironer in
town. Union Laundry. Second and Co
lumbla.
PERSONALS.
t
Another Lot of Those Splendid Wrappers
Values to $1.75 see them in window go on sale tomorrow, on the 2d floor,'
at each t
69c
Serena larre. bandies of Oregon lit
erature were sent by tbe Board of Trade
thla morning to partlea realdlng In In
dlana and tbe Indian Territory, who had
written for the same. It la thought
that the Indiana people are going to
move to this state within ihe next few
weeks.
Tour breakfast blsoutt or breakfast
roll will be delightfully appetising If
made from "Plllabury's Beet" North
Dakota No. 1 hard wheat flour. Tour
grocer ought to tell you about the excel
lence of thla flour. He probably would
if he knew you were Interested. Not
tingham & Co.. Front and Alder, dla
trlbutors.
Tha AttanUoa. you giye to your
clothes is time weli spent But
for $1.00 per month we call
for. clean, preas and deliver one suit
each week and give you eight free
shines a month at our bootblack atand.
Your clothes will always look new and
bright with no trouble to you at alL
Call us up. Both phones. Unique Tail
oring Company, 147 Washington street.
near Seventh.
Adam Arend, a Spokane merchant Is I
in rortiana.
Stats Senator John L. Rand la in
Portland from Baker City.
L. N. Roney, a contractor of Eugene.
is registered at the Perkins.
J. A. Woolery. a merchant of Ions, la
registered at the Portland.
Charlea Green, a Saginaw. Mich., tlm-
berman, is 'at the Portland.
A. H. Comstock, a Deluth timber man.
is registered at the Portland.
State Representative Vf. Both of Rain
ier was in Portland yesterday.
C D. Drain, a prominent resident of
Drain. Or, Is registered at the Imperial
C. L. Gilbert superintendent of the
Wasco County schools, is in Portland on
business.
State Superintendent of Public In
struction f . H. Ackerman Is In Portland
from Salem.
R. F. Hynd of Heppner la in Portland.
Mr. Hynd's wife and child were drowned
In the Heppner flood.
Traveling Passenger Agent C. Q. Gray.
of the Northwestern, returned this
morning from a trip to Shanlko.
H. L. Slsler, general agent for the
Northwestern, with offices in Portland.
haa gone to Walla Walla on business.
Miss Bessie Snipes of The Dalles, who
has been visiting friends In Portland for
the past three weeks, returned home to
day.
Mr. and Mra.
sraczAX no. l (rirst rio-)
Pretty Summer Jewelry at Friday Bargain
Prices
Dainty, Pretty and Durable French Pearl Jewelry, suitable for tha
at thla
shirtwaists and summer dresses, especially at
time,
needed
at
...I A v.. " - nuius,
ysuuu uijuy w ' "' Or., are registered at the Perkins. Mr,
Ernest Hacheney, aged i rears and
youngnet son of Frank Hacheney, at the
beach Tuesday evening. The .lad was
playlngtball with several companions
when he received a ball hot from the
bat In his right eye. The optic bled
Baseball
Tomorrow,
Ladles' Day,
Ban Francisco
vs.
Browns.
.AH your friends
Wlll .be there.
Game atarts at J:S0.
Twenty-fourth and Vaughn streets.
The Callfornltes
Are fast ball players.
They are in
JSecond place.
(The Browns s
f playing great ball. '
See the game
Tomorrow.
Ladles' Day.
Free to grounds and grandstand.
Dr. O. a BUney, 207 Allsky Bldg.
profusely and the .boy was brought to trlct
Wallace la engaged in the hotel busi
ness.
John Curren and V. H. Behne of Cot
tage Grove are at the Imperial. They are
engaged In mining in the Bohemia Dls-I
all seasons In the ladles' jewel boxes, reduced for Friday only. The
lot includes Brooches, Lace or Scarf Plna, Bar Pins and Belt Seta.
Heavily gold-plated.
25c, 29c and 35c values. Friday only...-18c
45c and 50c values, Friday only 27c
60c, 65c and 75c values, Friday only....42c
rXXDAT SraOZAX Wo. a (Third moor, take elevator.)
70c Coffee or Tea Pots, 25c
Nickel-plated Tea or Coffee Pots, aires S, 4, 6 and 6-plnt These always
needed, .useful household utensils, the regular atore values of which
are 6.0c, '60c, dSc and 70c, have been selected as a special to- (?
morrow and you may choose, from all sises and gradea at Xjfj
one price, vis
Wi will sell but one of above to a customer and BOOT to dealers.
Our specials are for our customers.
rBXDAT BPBCXAX. go. 3 (Third Floor, take elevator.)
60c Raisin Seeders. ISc
Landers, Frary & Clark's make. These useful articles, needed in every
kitchen, Nos. 1 and 2, which well, respectively, for 50o and f (?
0c each, tomorrow only, you r choice I jP
for
One to a customer none to dealers.
rXXDAT srzCXAX Bo. 4 (First Floor, Men's Shop.)
Men's 50c Underwear,. 38c
As the long, cool evenings come on and autumn months wait Just
around the corner. Men's Underwear thoughts revert to the medium
weights. We offer ns a special Friday value tomorrow, 50 dosen Men'a
Medium - weight Merino Shirts and Drawers, in camel-hair ) J
shade, finished eeams and ribbed bottoms; the 75c value of JQC
most stores, Friday only
FBXDAT irzCZAX. Bo. 0 (First Floor.)
15c Lawns and Dimities. 7c Yd.
2,000 yards of Summer Wash Fabrics go on sale tomorrow, for the day
only, or until sold, 12Vc and 16o values, new goods and pretty pat
terns, scrolls, figures and stripes, in lace effects, dark, me- f
dlum and light shades, not an old style In air the lot tomor-
row only, per yard
FBZSAT SPBCXAXi Bo. S (rirst Floor.)
Ladies' $1.50 Sun Umbrellas, 98c
Our most desirable Black 8un Umbrellas, usually retailing at $1.60, two
makes In the selection, one a silk-mixed taffeta, the other a twilled
florla, both have natural wood handles, steel rods and paragon
ramea. These Umbrellas are equally serviceable for protection from
the rays of "Old Sol" or the downpour of ' Jupiter Pluvlus" sun or
rain. An extra Umbrella Is always needed for tbe house or fQ
store, or perhaps the outing you hava In mind choose to- WtC
morrow only from this lot at each . . ..C,.
FBZSAT SFXCXAX. Bo. T (First Floor,)
Misses' 25c Hosiery, lie Pair
Misses' Black Lace Hoae, splendid quality, spliced heel and toe; f
the usual 20o values In sises J to 7V; and 25c valuea In alsea I If
9 to Vt all sises. tomorrow fjnly at, per pair
FBXDAT irZCXAXi Bo. (First Floor.)
Boys' $1.00 Shirtwaists, 25c
Boys' Percale Shirtwaists, Including the celebrated "Mothers' Friend"
make, light or medium shades, pretty patterns, striped and figured. In
pink, blue, lavender and black, collars attached or. separate, a very
swell line and values to 75c and R&c. These are laundered and all
sixes no old goods or odd lots, also white laundered Waists Mf 1A
plaited front, linen collars ana cutis; usual 7 be and 11.00 jJjP f
jr
Portland for treatment. The physician
saya the eyesight will not be Impaired
by tha accident
R. J.- Ginn Is in Portland from Mora
Mr. Ginn wae a member of the Lower
House at the last session of the state I
iegisiatura.
valuea, tomorrow for choice, only ,
Vtf'ift.Va'jfA.V:
It is almost past belief, the changes Herbert C. Smith, chief deputy county
raiu .u yuu"""'" l" clerk for the Circuit Court division, has
logical skill of Madame Gertrude Saxe,
tha talented lady occupying parlors at
417 Ablngton Building, this city. Oc
ular proof of this la every day in evi
dence at her place, and Interested men
and women are cordially Invited to call
and see for themselves Just what won
ders she is able to perform. Any face af
flicted with smallpox pittlngs, wrinkles,
returned from his annual outing and
has resumed his duties.
Louis F. Anderson, professor of Greek
and Latin at Whitman College, Walla
Walla, accompanied by his daughter.
Miss Pauline L. Anderson, Is at the
Portland.
W. 8
THEATRICAL OFFERINGS
Tha Bmnira.
A bill that is etrong from beginning1
to end is being produced at the Empire
Theatre this week. The Luts Brothers
Moore, a nrom Inert attnrnnv furnished some genuine novelties. One
moth patches, scars, freckles, eruptions, of Beaver, Pa., Is visiting friends In this of them is without arms but does some
birthmarks or any ofcthe hateful an- city. He has Just returned from Nome, wonderful things with his feet. He uses
noyance that- makes life a misery, are
speedily eradicated by her system of
scientific treatment She is a marvel In
her work.
Special Saturday and
trip of the Regulator
steamer Bailey Gattert
Springs, Captain Belcher's new health
resort on the Upper Columbia. This
will be an excellent opportunltylo view
the glorious scenery of the Columbia
River as far up as Wind Mountains, giv
ing everybody a chance to see how the
government's $4,000,000 locks at the
Cascades are operated. Passengers can
go up Saturday morning. If they desire,
and return Sunday evening, thereby en
Joying one day's bathing at the springs.
im.AAllA mania Q.a. m r- t,V.l A'Mai--
Sr. S. H. Baud returned, 602 The De-1 . ,. B.rrf.v -n m A.m.
kum. Telerne: Office. 275; residence, day , ft m, special round-trip ticket
21.60. 'Phone, Main
This Is the last week of the White
Corner's trreat July reduction sale
B. X. Koorehouse ft Co st Seventh
and Alder. Telephone, Main 1242.
The Savoy, Max Smith's coffee house
and bakery. 168 Fifth. That's it
lose Beach sad Seaview Provisions
ar BOnable rates. Straubel Bros.
Vine Day I Buy Meredith's umbrellas.
RefMirmg. recovering. Wash, and Sixth.
V ,
Best coffee, best service, best every
thing. Max Smith, Savoy, 16 Fifth.
Alaska, where he spent several weeks
1th his brother, United States District
Judge Moors.
A party ' composed of Mr. and Mrs.,!
G. W. Whitehouse. Mrs. F. Abel. Mrs.
Suaday round F. Newman, Paul Whitehouse and Miss
Line palatial Lulu Paul of Walla Walla, are In the
to Collins Hot city en route to the Coaat. Mr. White
a trombone in a way mat makes must
clans who have the use of both bands
envious, and does some expert shooting
with a rifle. Robinson and Grant, two
Lilliputian comedians, do a side-splitting
act with a wad of dough, and 'George
W. Moore Hoes a monologue turn which
eVokes storms of applause. A dog, which
house is engaged in the manufacture of punches a bag with all the enthusiasm
Portland Club, 120 Fifth street A
tlatable lunch served every evening
IMfrannui n p. m.
kAfet complete, up-to-date, book bind'
ary in. Portland ana our prices are
right "Lovejoy & Lincoln, 128 First
street .
dressed lumber and is chairman of the
Board of Directors of the Walla Walla I
Fruit Fair.
FORESTERS' PICNIC
p. m. Round trip, 26 cents. No liquors
sale that has been a most unqualified on ground. CI t liens invited. Park free.
"White Spray" is tbe best flour in the
city. Made at Walla Walla by Dement
Bros. Co. G. W. Church, wholesale
agent 254 Front street
A reception will be given at the River-
, side House Friday, July 21, at 7 p. m.
In honor of President L. Zimmerman of
the Riverside Driving Club.
- The Borthwest Bug Company, raanu
, facturers of new rugs from old car
: pets. Free cleaning and delivery, 206
lgsst Morrison street' 'Phone, Union
m . -
Tka Bortb Pacific Brewlnsr Comoanv
hnrfoeun a suit against Frits Warren
vayforaclose a chattel mortgage for $1,-
on saloon fixtures at 191 Third
'Cstreet'
.Excursion boat leaves foot of Taylor
street at 8:SQ and 11:20 a. m.. and 2 and
:6 p. m., every day of the week for
Oregon City arid Willamette Falls.
Steamer Leona. , Fare, 45 cents round
.: The Bsrulatov Hue steamer "Bailey
Gatzert". will not make her usual dally
trips Jo Cascade Locks and" return until
Friday; July 21. Take regular steamer
at 9 s. m.
r Creorgs Bnaiamau, an accountant of
La Grande, haa filed a petition in bank-
ruptcy In the United States District
Court. His liabilities' amount to $622
ana nis assets to ss.
. Nettle Kllpple has
; vorce against Jame
gun a suit for dl-
P. Kllpple on the
ground of . desertion. They were mar-
rimi iii di jaa in ioit, una nave one
' child, who la with the mother.
;
. Thlel Detective Sarrloe Co Estab
lished 20 yea re, 206 Cham, of Commerce,
. Portland. N. T Chl&. St Louis. St Paul.
' Kansas City, Denver, City of Mexico,
Montreal. Seattle, Bpotjana, Baa Fran.
, V Try a luooheoa at the BJtyal Bakery
..and - Confectionery, "Washington and
'Park streets,rsnd a dlBh of its delicious
of a pugilist, is a clever attraction in
the sketch offered by Loraine and How
ell.
' Best Week at the Empire.
A comic conjuror, a magician who
makes his audiences laugh in addition to
A grand family outing will be given mystifying them, heads the posters for
at Magoon s ra.ru. aunaay August next week at the Empire Theater. lie
2. Concert by the band; dancing, rinnine- on Monday. August 2, Frederick
lawn tennis, croquet, swings ror tne ill- the wonderful wlzara, will Degm pur
tie ones; general good time for all. Ics sling local theater goers. Next to this
cream;, all. kinds of soft 'drinks; cakes; clever performer on the bill stands
sandwiches. Three steamers Dixon, the team of Martin and RIdgeway, the
Altoona, Pomona leave root of Taylor wire walker and the clown. The work
street every hour from a. m. to 10 0f this team combines real Interest in
the wire walker's perilous feats with
merriment at the clown's futile attempts
to duplicate them. All the remaining
acts on the new bill will be changed.
W. H. MARKELL & CO,
...GRAND AVENUE AND EAST ALDER...
...A BIG.
Wrapper Sale
For FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Newest Style. Perfect Fitting. Well Made. Good
Quality Wrappers, All Reduced. Every
Wrapper at bale Price.
75c, 85c Wrappers
at
58c
75c
88c
$1.08
'. s, -
75c White Batiste Corsets at 38c
The newest Style extended hip f Corsets. A perfect
light weight 'Corset,' all sizes. -
$1.00, $1.15 Wrappers,
at :
$1.25 Wrappers
at
km
$1.50 Wrappers
at.
Voder the Sky with Shields.
Of course people want to be com
fortable when they attend an entertain
ment In the summer and this is pro
vided at Shield's Park. There Is always
a breeze in the park and the program is
of the hot weather variety, cool and
fresh. The bill is exceptionally strong
this week and contains some of the best
vaudeville acts presented here this sea
son. .Tnere is every son or attraction
nnn wants to see from trained animals
to skilled performers. There are $ne
artists and excellent singers ana com
edlans who know their business. In
short. Shields' Park is the place where
the blues are chased away most effect
lvely.
MEAT RETAILERS
MAY LOSE CARDS
Differences Between the Butch
ers' Union and Association
Likely to Bring Trouble.
BUY MINJNG MACHINERY
In order that they may have the very
best machinery with which to work their
Malheur County mine, Alexander Mil
ler. W. C. Miller and M. U. Oortner are
in the city interviewing local dealers in
mining tools. The gentlemen from the
Southeastern Oregon county have
James Weston, secretary of the Port
land Butchers' Union, says that 26 or
30 of the meat markets in this city are
very likely to lose their union cards if
they do not exercise more caution. Cards
have been removed from several of the
shops by the union, he states, because
the proprietors were falling to live up
to their signed contract with the labor
organization.
"In many of the shops," said Mr. Wes
ton, "non-union men are being employed
contrary to the agreement which was
drawn up by the proprietors them
selves and we signed It at their re
quest. They are also permitting former
members of the union to work who are
not now in good standing, which la also
violation of the signed agreement dic
tated by the association. They will
either have to change their tactics or
give up their union shop cards, and
that very soon, too."
Preferred Stock Canned (roods.
Allen A Lewis' Best Brand.
UPSET
Best Week at Shields.
The bill which Manager Edward
Shields Is selecting for the coming week
rjromises to surpass' anything he has
yet offered to his many patrons. There
will be many new faces and some genu
ine novelties are assured. The popular
ity of Shield's Park does not wane and
this Justifies the enterprising manager
in hustling for the best vaudeville acts
now on the market. The new bill will
be presented next Sunday night that be
ing the regular aay ror cnanging me
program at this resort
On Your Summer Vacation
IN ordering your smoking from B
RICH, your wants will have the a
Some Lively Upsetting that Mas
Benefited Piano Buyers and
Given Eilers Piano House the
Leadership in the Western
Piano Business.
B.
same
attention ss you would
get in a B. B. Rich Cigar
Store. Our Mail Order
Department is complete.
Send your pipe to be rs
p aired wewill send it
back by return mail. Ws
pride ourselves on our
promptness that's how
our . business has grown.
to auch an enormous proportion.
the habit of trading at a B. B. Rich Cigar
Store and your smoking troubles art
ended. SEVEN STORES."
Get
We have upset all the old-time, anti
quated traditions concerning piano sell
ing. We have dismissed the idea that any
thing but the truth should be spoken of
the Instruments we sell.
We have cut out the system of knock
ing our competitors' goods.
We have exploded .the belief that the
possession of fine pianos involved an
outlay which placed them beyond the
reach Of all save those of ample means.
We have banished cheap makes at
high prices.
We have established a high standard
Of business dealing.
We have assembled a strong line of
leading pianos, and other standard key
instruments, and we have inaugurated a
small-profit, quick-sales, easy-payment
system which enables any one to pos
sess the Instrument of their choice.
This is what makes our establishment
the largest leading and moat reliable
piano concern In the Northwest.
Tne strongest A.-ray 01 investigation
mav be turned unon the Instruments we
carry, and also upon our business meth
ods. This can be done either by con
sulting any of the thousands of our
more than contented customers, or by
ascertaining our business standing.
Either course will disclose the facts just
as ws have stated them.
Eilers Piano House
Dealers in Kimball. Chtckertng and
Weber, and also 23 other makes of fine
pianos: the Pianola. Aeolian, Aeolian
Orcheatrelle. the finest church and par
lor orrans. electric pianos, and the
great Kimball Plr Organ.
Large stores. Washington street cor
ner Park. Portland, Or.; No. 6(1 Market
street- San t Francisco.- Cat; - No. 05
Sprague avenue, Spokane. .Wash.
Ninth and J streets, Sacramento, CaL. .
ji I re ii
VI III 11
r
Just
Arrived
A train - load
of "Colonists"
in search of .
dwelling bouses. (
Those who get
located will be
looking around
for garden hose,
sprinklers, mow
ers and other
implements.
Strangers are cordially Invited to
make our store their headquarters
and to use our staff as an informa
tion bureau. We mean it,
Warranted Garden Bose S4.0Q
Lawn Mowers $3.00
Screen Doors, complete with
hinges, pull and catches... .f 1.00
formed an organization known as the
Manhattan Mining Company and propose
to fit up their property with the latest
machinery. ... i
The men state that the mine which
they are planning to work on a large
scale has a 100-foot vein, and that they
already have $200,000 worth of ors on
the dump awaiting the arrival of the
machinery in order that the metal may
be worked into a marketable condition.
The members of the company expect to
remain in Portland for several days.
AJaTTBXStSsTTa.
THEATER
Eth and Morrison
Phone, Main
Heal dent Manager.
0 BIO BEN8ATIONS 0
Headed by tha 30tb eentary marvels.
Dayton Hardware Co.
FIRST kNi TAY108 STi.
At tha Sitm of tha Big Padlock.
LtTTZ BBOTHER8.
DON'T FORGET! DON'T FORQBTT
Clarence tuts, the armleaa wonder, will awla
the Willamette Blver Friday afternoon at 1:80.
Don't fall to aee thla wonderful performance.
SHIELD'S PARK
IStb and Waahlngton 4,200 stats.
Summer Vaudeville
SUNDAY NIGHT BROKE ALL RECORDS.
BREATHING ROOM WAS AT A PREMIUM.
HUNTS DOO AND MONKEY CIRCUS.
KARL AND DB ELMER.
HAPPY HOOLIGAN,
And la fact all of the 10 big acts
tremendonaly.
AMATEURS FBIDAY NIGHT.
GENERAL ADMISSION 10c
A
Perfectly
Equipped
Optical
Department
We are prepared to offer you
the best optical service possible to
obtain whether paid for or got
ten for nothing; '
All examinations are made free
of charge. :
CEDAR PARK
Thursday Eve., July 30
nor. inroiEiv atbxztzo
TUTAXYMEVT.
aw-,
KZKST UTTjrOSTOJrX,
Baton Swinging.
St XTICXXT. '
Acrobats.
nor. wood's
Perilous High-Wire Act,
OWS XT,
King of Club-Swingers.
TKB BOWAXJ) OS,
Horizontal Bar Trio.
OBBASD.
In His Sensational Slide for Life.
tjawcebto nza.
Splendid Program Arranged for Sunday,
"THE ARCADE"
' U Amusement. Resort ' . .
330 Washington St. v &t M aal 7lii
Open from 10 a, asv till 11:30 P. M.
;iti.;J-'i t'.i.. ', .' - - -
For ; ladles, Gcntlcnea anl C"l::i
COkCA-UT aiAUU- .
BunsaTBir.
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