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Newspaper Page Text- . t "a TITE OREGON DAILY JOUTiNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, r NOVEMBER 13, 1903. TOWN TOPICS Items of Local Interest for Busy y ' Journal Readers. " " point ana her hrt schedule to any landing la only 60 cent. It la 12.10 cheaper , to ride to Tua Dalles on tha Spencer than bjr rail. Passengers b yond The Dalles would do well to re' member this and taWs the rlrer trip, with all ita acenlo glories, In preference to tha car. . Telephone Main Z360. Xa Judaism for' tha. w,' or la the Jew or Judaism!" will ba the subject of Rev. Pr. Levlne's address thla evening at Temple Beth Israel. for Seat Part of a tor 181 TamhllL Qoodnough building. Will rent with ot without counter. Apply casbisr. Journal office. riae dayl Buy Meredith' umbrella. Repairing and recovering; two stores. Waahlngton and fth, Morrlaon and ith. Marble and granite work, beat to be had anywhere. Otto Schumann, next door to Taylor street church. Portland Club, 110 Fifth street. A palatable lunch served evary evening from ( until 11 p. m. Save 13.10 on every fare te The Dalle Or polnta beyond by riding on the beau tlful ateamer Charlea R. Spencer, and at the aame time view the magnlfl . cent Columbia river aoenery. f Far by tha steamboat la 60 cent to any land ing. Including The Dalle; by rail, $2.60 to Tha Dallea. Peraon going beyond Tha Dallea can, boy their ticket by ttamer to that point, and go thence by rail to their destination. On her way up and down the Spencer atop at Van couver, Washougel. Casoada Locks, Stev enson. Carson, Collins, Drano, Under woods. White Salmon, Hood River, Bin- ten and Lyle. Fare, 0 eenta to any atopplng place. Wharf foot of Oak street Telephone Main I960. In line with the otty present com mercial activity, Mr. D. H. Brown, who owns the California Kitchen at 283 Postmaster T. A. Bancroft waa enable Washington Street; haa purchased a half to be at his office this morning on ac Interest in tha Popular Kitchen at 133H count of Illness. Fourth atraet The other partner is Phil Btirghduff. who I also widely ac quainted In Portland. Mr. Brown la well known locally and ha been en gaged in tha restaurant business for a number of yeara. He enjoya a most lucrative patronage and baa spared no expense In fitting up tha new location. Alterations and renovations have also! been completed In the California Kitchen. Wanted Two gold fish. i rlum. Answer tomorrow Aquarium, Journal. rlth aqua-morning. The "Different" . , Store. KPSQftflMAN . KING .. ' I s n . .a . i . Fifth and Wash ington StSe This Store Closes' Every Evening at Six O'clock, Saturday Included ' This Store Is Always Busy, arid Getting Busier Every Day ! Is it any wonder? Where can a buyer do as well? It's real values the people want and it's exceptional values we give 'em. In this store you see the acme of MODERN MERCHANDISING! Our system Is perfect as human devisement tan maKeand our prices are the LOWtST ON THE WESTERN COAST QUALITY fOR QUALITY. MANY IMPORTANT SALES END TOMORROW. Don't miss the chances for money saving that end with 'em. We print below a few reminders. Has with' restaurant 1 a charm. The Savoy, 168 Fifth, opposite Poet office block. Special eale fancy and ready to wear hats. Becker Millinery, 114 Third street. urrestlv Therapeutlo cur where druga falL McMann. 00 Tha Marquam. If yon dine wen vim dine at Max Smith's Savoy, 166 Fifth, opp. P. O. Blk. Willi Terrell aad Freak Xartman, aged respectively It and 17. were parad ing Burnaide street In true wild West style Wednesday afternoon when Patrol men Oolli and Hammersley took them In tow at Second street The boys were armed with revolvera, and aa they had purchased cartridges the officers thought it time to investigate. The police Be Page S for Neuberger'a learned that Terrell waa formerly an In- Measure House ad today, mute or the rerorm school at Chehaiis, Wash. Terrell denied that he ran away, but said his mother had secured his re lease. Lovejey U Zdnooln, bookbinder, paper rulers, lit First. Tel. Main 1010. B. JE. Mooreboaee ft Oo at Seventh and Alder. Telephone, Main 1S4L Olymplo riour Once used. Full tried, alwaya Mating Mann & Beach. 2 2d s treat. The funeral Of Mrs. N. K. West, who died suddenly at her home, 119 Vi Grand avenue, Wednesday night, took place from the family residence at o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. West waa In her usual health Wednesday, but was found dad by her son after his return from the theatre. She was t8 years old and Is survived by four sons, of whom Thomas West keeps a store on East Morrison street, and N. K. West, Jr., is a business man of La Grande. Her hus band died In 1896. Dr. Amos, surgeon, Dekum building. Ansley, printer, 82V4 Third street Bailey Oatsert, the popular passenger steamer, makes the trip from Portland to The Dallea on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, leaving The Dalles on al ternate days, except Sunday, arriving at all ports from one to two hours earlier than any other boat on the river. She makes the following landings: Van couver, Cascade Locks, Stevenson, Car son. Collins, White Salmon, Hood River, Lyle. Fare 26 cents to all landings. Leaves Alder-street dock at 7 a, m. The Dalles at 7 a. m. Football I Football I Albany College va. Multnomah, Multnomah Field, 3:16 p. m. Saturday, November 14. FootbaU! Football! SAYS LANDLORD WAS TO BLAME FOR LOSS Saturday Shoe Bargains TXAT OBEAT TOCX-KXDUCTXOaT IAZJ0 OT OOOS MOSS COBTXHTBI. HOW SABVCST WX AXX IW OTJB BBOXSXO TO BBStTOB TX TOO AT Uill f 10,000 BXTOBB MOVUTO XBTO BBW AHWBX, TBB TOt X.OW2BCr FKIOZB, riCXZD AT BAITS OK f BOM IVIB1IDI OT SIMILAB TAJ.J7E0, WZX.Z. TEBTZTTi WOKZVI $3.50 BXPBES8 SKOEI, 8.T3 Eight of the very latest lasts in the chostng. This famous make 1 the beat 13.60 Shoe for women' wear made In America and yet we include It In the sale. Broad or medium toes and heavy oak leather soles that will with stand the wet this sale $2.73 93.60 MOBFITAI, SBOXS, $1.78-1- These well-known popular Bhoes for house wear are a genuine bar gain elastic sides, broad, easy toes, soft, flexible hand-turned soles and rubber heels this sal $1.78 $130 XOUBB OB TABTT BIST FBBS Of felt or leather, any style of toe preferred, with or without straps, regular 31.60 values this sale 5 8o OUI XjCbXX' OOMFOBT HOBS, $1.75 ABO $3 -VALUES. $1.48 These Shoes so well liked by ladies with sensitive feet, have brond. easy toes, soft, flexible hand-turned soles, flat heels, either wool or cloth lined, and In lace or congress styles, usual 31.76 and 32 Value thla sale at $1.48 CHXX.DBEVS BUTTOB SXOX8, 4So k. Black or red kid leathera, usual 76c values thla sale ,.48o TtTBXZSK BOTSOXB SZJFFBBS ' 3100 values 48o KXBC- $3.80 STBEBT SXOE8, $3.78 In latest fashionable lasts. In box calf, vlcl kid or enameled leathers, all welt soles, the very newest, swellest Shoes shown In Portland, this sale at .. $3.78 BOTB' SOLID LZATXXB MOBS IHT TBB BAUJ In lace styles. heavy double oak leather soles and steel quilted bottoms that'll never wear out Sizes 11 to 13, usual 31.60 value this sale $1.08 Sixes 13H to 2, usual $1.75 value this sale $1.33 Sixes 2H to 6V4, usual $2 value this eale $1.63 "Colonial" Umbrellas Have yon seen that display of tha famous "COLOBIAL" T7MBBEL LA8 In the Fifth-street wlndaw, at a ohoU for $1.00 Other grades In the Store down from $14 to $1.00 Embroideries At Half Price Saturday. Beautiful Embroideries at H price tomorrow. 33.00 kinds for $1.80 yardi 16c kinds for 7Jo yard. A Corset Bargain ATVBDAT. (eoond Floor Annex.) Splendid new BOB TON BOTAL WOBCE8TEB COSSETS, the us ual $8.00 grade, tomorrow only, $3.87 SATURDAY IN THE UNDER WEAR. AND HOISERY SHOP (first Floor.) LfldlcH' i'roam Cotton Jersey Rlltheil Vetiis and 1'nnts. veBts shaped waist, iinkli- lonif Frenrh bnnrt pantM, umihI 2fr vaiueH, Bpe clal for Ho Ladles' Cream or Silver-Gray Jer-sey-Rthtel Cotton Cnlon Suits, regulnr 60c vulues, apecial at. suit 39o ladles' Tllark and Llght niue 811k and Llslo Vet. with high neck and low sleeves, 31.75 regular, spe cial $1.88 Children's Bllver-Oray and White Wool Plaited I'nlon Suits, quali ties $1.00 and 31 .25, special suit . . 73c Boys' Percale Waists, blouse or "Mother's Friend" styled, patterns In asBorted xliaile of blue and red. Rood 60c values, special, at. each 390 Ladles' Black Cashmere Hose, fine ribbed, finished foot, good 60o value, at, pair $7 Children's Black Merino Hoelery, seamleBS foot, double knee, flne i ribbed, regular 30c value, special, pair 180 Ladles' Heavyweight Black Cotton Home, finlHhed foot, with soft fleece lining, regular 36c, special, pair 83 Children's Black Worsted Hose, fin or double-ribbed, value to 360, special, pair 10 Boy' and Olrls' Flne-Rlbbed Black Cotton Hose, nished foot, double knees, heels and toes Sizes 6 to "H, were 26c, special 18o Sixes 8 to 8. were 30c, sped si. 830 Sizes . 9tt. 10. were 36c, special $5o New dolf Gloves for Women Vhfn the days get too cool for the lighter Monsrchs. Perby and Mascot the best 3L'. $1.60 and 31 00 Kid Glove In the world wool Gloves come to hand. We've a lot of new and pretty Golf (Jloves Just In the prettiest coloring vou can Imagine black, white, red. navy, brown and green- also many fancy patterns, at prices that tickle the purse 78o, SOe and 85 Saturday the Last Day of That SENSATIONAL BARGAIN SALE OF Silks and Dress Goods Last Day of These Prices A Wonderful Feast of Values Spread in the Annex A meeting; of the women of the Brook lyn school district was held this after noon at 2 o'clock at the achoolhouse to adopt the constitution and bylaws of the Mothers' club recently organised. The objects of the organisation are to promote the lnteresta of the school chil dren and to bring the teachers and moth ers closer together. e The Dalle City leaves Alder street at 3:30 a. m., Tueadays, Thursdays and Saturdays; leaves The Dalle Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7 a. m Makes all way landings. Far 26 cents. Ship your freight by the Regulator line. The Regulator llni la the only company that has comfortable and dry ware houses for the reception of freight and passengers. A rather unusual suit Is under consid eration by Justice of the Peace William Reld, the evidence having been aub- mitted to him Wednesday. C. A. Faylor, from whose room at the Gtlman hotel. nJVi first street, two pairs of trousers, a coat and vest were stolen, October 4, Is suing the proprietor, William B. Mc Pherson, for he value of the clothing 334.25. and 326 damages. Faylor was a roomer at the hotel and during his absence In the afternoon a sneak thief entered his room and stole his clothes. The uollce have been un able to find the booty. The occupant and the chambermaid were the only per sons who had keys..to the room and the plaintiff believes that an employe of the notei lert the door unlocked. He sues on the grounds of negligence, ribt only for the value of his clothing, but for damages and costs. , James Lake was given preliminary ex amlnatlon before United states Court Commissioner Halley at Pendleton yes terday on a charge of stealing a hors on the Umatilla Indian reservation. He was placed under bonds In the sum o $200 to appear before the federal court. W have uader bond a hlgh'-grade, free milling gold property, partially de veloped. We want one more to form company to purchase and operate the same. It will pay you to investigate this. M. E. Lee A Co., room 410, Mo hawk building, Third and Morrison. Owing to the almost impassable con ditlon of East Twenty-eighth street be tween Stark street and the Sandy road a meeting of the Improvement associa tlon has been called for ttHa evening The association will convene at Mission hall. gupt. W. T. Gardner of the Boys' arid Girls' Aid society yesterday afternoon addressed a, meeting of the mothers of Sell wood school. The meeting was well attended and Principal S. U. Downs and Rev. D, Q. Delano also spoke. For rough ana soaly skin, eczema, Itching and eruption there Is nothing better than a few applications of Bernl'a Witch Hazel Cream, put up and sold, only by Albert Bernl, the druggist. Sec ond and Washington. Chief of Folio Hunt has notified the hotels and rooming-houses having1- fire escapes that the ordinance providing for a large sign and a red light in the hall ways near the fire-escape will be en forced. Football! FootbaU! Albany College vs. Multnomah. Multnomah Field. 3:16 p. m. Saturday, November li Football! Football! The date of the silver-medal contest under tha auspices of the W. C. T. U. which will bo held at Montavilla. Is not Saturday, as previously announced The contest will be held tonight. Why not pa in your uscrlptlon to Jamos R. Ewing, the bookseller, on Fourth and Yamhill, for your Century, itarper'a. Pcrlbner's, McClure's Munsey or any of the best periodicals? Th ninth annual prist exhibit of the Oregon Camera club will be held In It kooms ou the fourth floor of the Macleay building, Thanksgiving week, Novenber 23 to 28 inclusive. Are iron interested la xnlaeaf If so, wc have a proposition that will -pay you to Investigate. M. E. Lee & Co., room 410 Mohawk building, Third and Morrison. W. C. T. V. sliver medal contest at Woodward's hall, Montavilla, at 8 o'clock this evening. Admission: Chil dren, 10 cents; adults. 16 cents. Foetballl Football! Albany College va. Multnomau. Multnomah Field. 8:15 p. m. Saturday, November 14. Football! Football! JTTDOB CASEY'S BOAT QOXTB. A clinker-built rowboat belonging to Judge C. H. Carey and A. C. Kmmons was stolen at Rlverdale last Monday morning. It Is supposed to have been taken by two hunters who were seen near the spot a short time before the boat disappeared. The boat is of natural wood, varnished and Is provided with spoon oars. A BUO! A BUOI H. Jennlng & Sons, the house fur nishers, are offering a Wilton velvet rug. 30x60. for 33 40. The regular price for this rug Is 35.60, and the reduced price will last only until Tuesday night. AJnrgEMEBTS. Cordray's Theatre Cordray ft RosselJ, Managers. Phone, Main 992. Tonight, All Week, Saturday and Sunday Matinee Arthur C. Alston Company In "TENNESSEE'S PARDNER' Next Week, Commencing Sunday Night, MASON & MASON In the High-grade Musical Farce Comedy, niTBOX.K aid inotrii" PRICES Evenlnga, 16o. 26c, 86e, 40c ana owe. muuiraen rtuuns, i'DC; children. 10. Nearly 10.000 yard of 19-Inch all pure silk colored Taffeta. The manufacturer, knowing our capac ity for handling en Immense quan tity of good, honestly made silk, the best lh the silk market, made us a proposition on this Immense lot at a big redaction from reg ular prices. We promptly accepted. These silks are sold in the leading stores of the country from 85c to 90c a yard. For wear we candidly believe they are the best made. They will not crack or slip as do cheap taffetas, but are good de pendable silks, made especially for the best trade. The showing in cludes every wanted shade. Includ ing white, ivory, cream, five Bhades of pink, five shadea of light blue, thref shades of turquoise, four shades of light gray, six shadea each of cardinal, navy, brown, greens, resedas, champagnes, cas tors, modes, gun metal, maize, orange, lilac, purple, egg plant. SATUBDAY only, the yard 69o None to dealers at this special price. Colored Dress Goods for Saturday For Saturday only we have ae lected the cream of our Col ored Dress Goods stock and divided Into four lots. These are all this season's wanted stylish and serviceable fabrics; goods that have the Olds, Wortman & King ring for sterling values. We have decided to make a radical reduction now for Immediate clearance. The llnea Include panne, mirror, peon, silver haired, mouchette, Kngllsh and French ilbellnes and the prices, at which they are marked will move them In a hurry: HOT 1 50 to 64-Inch Zlhelines, In above different finishes, In all good colors, including Oxford, navy, royal, myrtle, gray and cardinal. Our regular S 1.75 and 81. 60 a yard goods, special- for three days, or while they last 9o I.OT 60 to 64-lneh Zlbellnes, In all this season's new finishes and effects; a beautiful array of colors to select from, comprising: Egg plant, royal eminence, navy, Ha vana, aeal brown, castor, myrtle, reseda and plum. Our regular 32.76 and 32. GO a yard fabrics, special for Saturday 81.84 66-inch Priestley's Cravenettes, in good heavy weights, with frleie fin ish; colors are green. Oxford and navy; our regular 31-60 a yard values; special for Saturday. .81.09 66-inch Priestley Cravenettes, In flecked mixtures, tweeds, small checks, invisible plaids. In every wanted weight and color, splendid materials for making up the rainy day skirts and rain coats so much needed now. Our regular 32.26 and 32 goods, for Saturday only, per yard fl.49 LAST DAY of this Great Sale of Antique Oriental Rugs Uor than ill times the number to to choos from shown by any other Fortland house. The gems of th Orient not as "Auction" or "Syn dicate" rug in all tha selection, but carefully chosen, rare, old specimens, results of selection by our own x pert rug-buyer, who Is now in th Eaat among th leading collectors. Other collection appear ridiculous by oontrast. We urg your most critical comparison. Prlcaa are reduod like thla for tomorrow onlyt 310.00 values go for $ 0.83 312.60 values go for 811.00 315.00 values go for 813.35 x 317.50 values go for $15.00 320.00 values go for $17.35 322.50 values go for $19.00 325.00 values go for $31.75 327.60 values go for $34.00 330.00 values go for $36.00 332.60 values go for $28.00 335.00 values go for $30.00 337.60 values go for $33.35 340.00 values go for $34.50 342.50 values go for $36.73 845.00 values go for $38.73 8 47.60 values go for.., $ 41.00 8 60.00 values go for $ 43.50 3 66.00 values go for. .......$ 48.60 3 60.00 values go for $ 53.00 3 66.00 values go for $ 58.00 70.00 values go tor $ 63.73 $ 76.00 values go for $ 67.30 8 80.00 values go for $ 73.00 3 86.00 values go for $ 76.50 3 90.00 values go for $ 80.00 3100.00 values go for $ 89.00 3125.00 values go for $111.00 3150.00 values go for $133.00 3176.00 values go for $106.00 Just a Few Mentions That May Bring You Here Tomorrow BI.AMXBTS Beautiful pure white woolen Blankets, with pretty bor ders of blue, scarlet or pink, and silk-bound, per pair $4.50 Gray Blankets for $7.00, $4.00, $3.60, $3.83 to $3.75 COMFOBTEBS We are Portland's agents for "Downallne" Comfort ers. Large nlze, with figured nilk ollne covers, for $3.60 up to $3.50 each; with satlne covers, each $4.50 Laminated Cotton Comforters, 'with sllkoline covers. $1.85, $1.33 and $1.00. IW THE UFHOX.STEBY SEC TION Are new arrivals in new Curtains and Portieres; Tambour SwIsh Curtains, by the yard or pair, for bedroom or dining-room use; by the pair. $3 up to $4.00; by the yard, 1310 up to 40o the yard. Tapestry Por opular shadea. WfMO up to Fancy Mercerised tleres, In all the p a $5.00, $6.00 and $17.00 the pair. COCOA DOOB MATS, in all sixes. Save the housewives lots of sweep ing from tracking In of dirt from muddy sidewalks. All wanted weights, sizes and economical prices. - A WOBD ABOUT SBWIVQ MA CHI NX 8 The O. W. & K. Ma chine is the best make In America. With 3 drawer and box top, $31.00; agency price, 3.10; 6 -drawer style, box top, $33.60; agency price, 360; drop - head atyle, 6 drawers; swell front, $34.90; agency price, 365. An expert demonstrator alwaya here to show their workings. A Special Sale of Kitchen Furnish ings for Saturday Everything at reduced prices for Thanksgiving and th Holidays that will soon be her. Universal rood Chopp r chop everything, raw or oooked meats, all kind of vegetables. BUY THE BEST. Small family site, special 79o Medium family size, special.. $9o Large family size, special ....$1.19 German brown earthen ware, wiute-llned, handled sauce pans, pots, custard cups and egg pana. Wire Strainers, 5-in., each So Wire Plate Handles, each 3c tSoup Strainers, 6-ln., each 13o Vegetable Sllcers, each ... 40 Cullenders, 9-ln., each 100 Pastry Brushes, round and flat. Asbestos Matts 3o Asbestos Baking Sheets, In books of 12 sheets, per book lOo Blue German Coffee Machines, $3.33, $1.90 and $140 Blue German Tea Machines, $1.90, $1.40 and $1.18 Repair Knobs, 6 for Bo Granite Iron at special prices. No. 8 Tea Kettle 6So Covered Roasters, 45c, 37o and 31o Marniiam Crand Theatre W:.T- p,"f'. km. Mgr. Thurdr. Friday. Saturday nlchta. Hot. 1 13. 14, reclal-prloe matinw Saturday at 2:15 o'clock. Mr. tieoree L,. liauer lirceiit Hall Caine'a powerful drama, "Ihe CDrlatian." Cath rlni. conntlBa aa itiory uuayie. ftiTeiuiur Drira Lower floor, except laat 8 rowa, tl ; laat 3 rowa, "te; balcony, first 6 rowa. 75e; laat 6 rowa, 60c; (tallery, 25c and .Vic: boxea and log;, J7.SO. Knerlal matinee nrici: Kntlre lower Boor. Toe: entire balcony", 50c, gallery, 25c and 8Sc; boxea Mid loa-na, $0. Heata are now aeuing. rhone Main 868. Marquam Grand Theatre v Monday, Tueaday. Wedneaday nlghta. Novem ber JH. iJ. is; popuiar-pncB juarinee Wedneaday mt 11:15 o'clock, HEBRMANlf THE GREAT. iMrertlon of Edward' Tburnaer. New magic, bewildering lllnaiona. aided by the military Tnuaiuiann, me i.aaayB. KTpnliia- nrlcea tl. 75c. 50c. H5e. 25c. Ponn lar -matinee prices Adults, 50c; children. 25c. Heata are now soiling. THE BAKER THEATRE Phone Main 1907. (Luirrn I.. Baker. Sole Leasee and Manager. Tonight, All Week. Matinees Saturdays and The Baker Tbeatre Company at lla Home The atre, rwt vees, tienry iirtT onee Strong Emotional trama. "THE DANCIMO GIRL." Evening prices, 50c, 85c, 25c, 15c. Mat Inc... 2.V. 15c. 10c. Next Week "THE FRISONEB OT ZENDA. " ARCADE THEATRE AND AMUSEMENT PAR. 830 Washington St., Bet. 6th and 7th. Open from 10 a, m, to 11 p. m. COMTIKUOITO TAT7BEVH.il 8IX STAR ACTS Every 4ay. $:N t. 4:3 Avenwara, iv wm, iv:su. ADMISSION 10 TO ANT SEAT. CO Net T ttU- BLAZIcTl BBOsV CON'CXRT EVKRX K1CBT ttt-ta BCEIUIDA . . I.... . I TV.- Cr,on. Vf-T cer leaves her Oak street dock at 7 j Vclock-for ail upper Columbia, river At the Naw Optical Parlors, 1 Fifth, cor. Alder an be found one of the heat if epeciaUsta In the city, i'all and have your eyea tested. It will coat you nothing. vR. W. X. QAXUTIOkV SPECIAL SALE OF TABLE LINENS CLAIMS vs. FACTS (First Floor.) Economy In tlnens is only to na had ny buying; them from first hands. Blatant claims gro for naught when not backed fcy facts. THE FACTS IN THE LINEN STORY ARE : .ffiminmvSito tha finished piece to tlalr immaiisa Bjlfast, Ireland, plant, and by them shipped to , us aoMaai vntll they rasMJh tha receiving; rooms in our manunou omwhoi. vuu ..- - SSust w tSonteTto this rreat ilnaa. plant for help in makinf. It Is a fact that they do. It Is f actthat iSTittera&BBhedp to manufaotnra other I. Inane eitenalvely hsralded sot a thousand miles from Jfortjand-hat SmsU ImtmmS cost to thoss Xdaens. and that's why Our B.rular moss Are tower than the advertised "Special prices" of other stores. So now, when the prloa on Every Piece of Table Linen in This Establishment is Radically Reduced for Tomorrow's Selling tM should be bo aueetion la the prudent housewife's mind as to where to buy her Thankas-lvinjr Linens. Wj wm7eU yon batter Cns for less money than any honsa In tha JTorthwestl Wfiat do you think of these PACTS? Special Sale of Rubber Boots Men's, Women's, Boys', Misses (In tha Shoe Stora Plrst Ploor.) Boots all new just received from tha Eastern factories of fresh, new gam rubber, not injured by havlnT been packed away during1 hot Bummer montha. Ladies' and Misses' Boots are with soft tops, llfht weight u( knee lengths. Men's either knee-lenfUi or Sporting Boots, reaching just be low the thighs, for hunting, fishing, etc. Prices as follows for tomorrow only: Men's High Sporting Boots . . $3.45 Women's Knee Boots $1.65 Man's Knee Boots $$.65 Kisses' Knee Boots $1.38 Boys' Knee Boots $1.95 Children's Knee Boots $1.90 Youths Knee Boots $1.65 CHIEFLY PERSONAL O. Stelner of Salem Is In Portland for a brief visit. Mrs. J. H. Gibson Is visiting friends and relatives In Albany and Eugene. Mies Ada Vmphlette of Eugene Is visiting Portland friends for a few days. Mrs. Fannie Cook is in the city the guest of her sister. Mrs. John Cabel. Mrs Cook has Just returned from a Opening Sale TOMORROW Miller & Taylor Medium Priced Tailors. We Will Make a Pair of TROUSERS from the latest imported or domestic .woolen worst eds or fabrics in the house for $5 SATURDAY Don't Miss th Chance. JQfiP 281 Alder, Cor. Fourth EJj Uh trip to Dawson and is en route to Baker City. Mrs.- J. M. Edmunson of Troutdale is visiting In Portland. the guest of friends. Mr and Mrs. If. A. Kearns of Salt Lake City are visiting In Portland for a few days. Mrs. Rachel Hlltz of I.a Grande Is In Portland und will visit friends for several days. Mrs. Eugene Vaughn, who ha been visiting friends in Portland, left yester day for her home In Pendleton. Mr and Mrs. J. D. . Ellis of Colfax. Wash., are in Pcrtlan and will visit friends for several days. Mr and Mrs. C. A. Crrfbtree left this morning for Sclo for a few days' Visit with Mr. Crabtree's parents. Mm Hi- K. Happersett -haa returned to Portland after an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. W; H. Jamleson, at Roseburg. Senator and Mrs. R. A. Booth left last night for Salem' where they will visit for a few days before returning to their home In Eugene. FIX STANDARD FOR NORTHWEST GRAINS TBATKSOV U3ATE8 DOW IT. The grain standard committee of the chamber of commerce has fixed the fol-lowina- standards for Washington. Ore gon and Idaho grains for the com,lng year: Walla Walla wheat, 69 pounas; red wheat. 6!; bluestem wheat 59; brew ing barley, 47; feed barley, 48; Eastern Washington oata, 37; Willamette valley oats. The committee's standards will bo sent to Liverpool and London corn exchanges and form the standard for all (train shipped from the Pacific Northwest. The committee Is composed of W. K. Burns, chairman; . S. Sib ton, pter Kerr. A. Berg. T. W. Smith. Ben Albers und II. Kennedy. Alex Mc Aycttl la the official grain Inspector for the chamber of commerce ana arew tne samples. The British ship Strathdon, Captain Patterson, left down, the rtver this morning In tow of the Ocklahama. She has a barley cargo consisting of 144. C10 bushels, and, valued at J78.929, Balfour, Guthrie & Co" being the exporters. The vessel goes to Falmouth or Queenstown for orders. irsw CAPTAnr. Frank Farmn has accepted a position as captain on the harbor boat Alexander, Junior. The little craft Is kept busy carrying passengers and attending; te the jobbing trade In tha harbor, i What's the secret of happy, vigorous health? Simply keeping the bowels, the stomach, the liver ana maneys sirong and active. iJurdock tfiooa jittvers uoes It. ' San Francisco, Nov.' lS.--Steamer Nelson arrived In tow of steamer Edith. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. lbs Kind You Hare Always Bought Bears th (Signature of The Chance That Conies But Once GREAT SALE OF FANCY STATIONERY In order to make room for Incoming stock we are closing out. regardless of cost, a lot of fine paper and envelopes In fancy boxes. There are all the fashionable tints and shapes and they are going at the uniform price of 15 CENTS A BOX In order to take advantage of this ridiculously low. price you must COME AT ONCE Remember, there are J5c, 35c and 50o boxes going at ISc. "THE PIT" - ' Is a new game, very fascinating price 60e. It'll all the go in the East - .. .i. " 1 . -v j , . '' '