Tim OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, NOVESfBEliWo iob.1. V
TOWN TOPICS
Items of local Interest for Bbjjt
m'; r" Jwnul Refers. - ' v
Ft absolutely to any susln man
wno asks for it. on of tbe rtoot beeu
tlful art oalndar over seen la Port-
land It la a reproduction of th cele
brated painting, "Whan tha Flowing Tlda ,
Comaa In," by Oeorg HowaU Day. A i
business houaa af tbla oltr baa a larg
number of thaaa handsm oelenflera,
too xpnlv to hand out promiscuous
ly to vry one, which It dealraa to plaoa
, In tha business house. To aaour one.
all that la necessary la tand Jth nama
and addreaa to Tba Journal. Tb sup
. will b handad to tha advertiser, wbo
will aend tba oalendar complimentary to
tha address given. Business man will
do wall to make quick application, aa tba
beauty of these worka of art will soon
dispose of thorn. '
let Parsons' hall. Tba organisation la
tha principal Swedish soetetr In Portland
and baa a larg membership. Tha pro
gram rendered laat night consisted of
muslo and addresses, Tba Swedish I
singing club wae under tha direction
C A Moist. - . ,
Tbe i beautiful and attractive flexible
leather bindings now so muoh In vegue
ean be seen In tba fullest variety at
Bwmrs V99 8tor,- corner Fourth and
Yamhill, v- : ..V' :. ,,.
Estaoada will be aooompanled by a
military band cor listing of Tf pleeea
and over 1.400 people Wbo wyi take pr.t
la tba perrormanoe. , , :A
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The aala of tickets for Estaoada will
b tha largest aver known. In Portland.
Watt for Sataeada. Ticket ea aala la a
few daya, .
For Rent Part of store III Yamhill,
Ooodnougb building. .Will rent with et
without oouater. Apply cashier, Joumaa
offlo. ' ' , .j
Fine dayt Buy Meredlth'a umbrellas.
Repairing and recovering; two stores,
Washington and ftb, Morrison and Ith.
v ' "
Beat value la hot-water bags, syringe
and rubber gooda at Barnl's drug at ore,
Second and Washington,
Until after Christmas days the White
Corner will talk to Ha friends three I Th latest and best perfume at popu-
tlmea per week In the columns of The lar prlcee at Albert Bernl'a drug itora.
Journal, la order that they may te tne oecona ana wasningion.
mora frequently reminded of the re
markable bargains to be had at that won
derful bargain center of the state. The
specials for today and tomorrow constat
of heavy flannelette wrappers, Gloria
allk umbrellas, ladlea dress skirts, flan
nelette waists, ladlea muslin night
gowna, allk undershlrta. heavy bleached
buck towels, allk walats, rainy-day
akirta, ladlea' ilbelina Jackets, boas,
blankets, comfortera. bedspreads, table
linen, boya' cheviot suits. Peerless Ori
ental slippers, eoape", dolls, ate. Anoth
er big bargain ahot will bo fired in these
columns tomorrow. Look out for It.
How la your appetite? When you're
hungry, drop In. Max Smith's Savoy,
opposite old poatofflce.
Portland Club, 110 Fifth atreet A
palatable lunch serve every evening
from I until 11 p. m.
Have your fur
into lateat style
Burnaida.
garments remodeled i
at half price. I0
Our pride la in satisfying tb appe
tites of the most particular. The Savoy.
Great Intereat baa been excited In the
Oevurta' offer to -aell a hlgh-claaa IIS
range on the remarkable terms of 11 per
week. Until further notice any reader
of The Journal may boy one of the mag
nificent kitchen treasures at the regular
price of 131, paying therefor at the rate
of 11 weekly, which la leaa than II cents
per day. Now. If this range supplants
one of the ordinary cook etovee, it will
aave lta dally payment In fuel every day.
It may therefore be bad aa an actual
present from the Gevurts etore. It will
be strange indeed, on theae terms. If any
one will longer tolerate the old, extrava
"gant cook atove, when they may have all
the delights of a. .modern range at com
paratlvefy ho expena at all.
Bailey Gatsert, the popular pasaenger
steamer, makes the trip from Portland
to The Dallea on Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays, leaving Tha Dalles on al
ternate da vs. except Sunday, arriving at
all porta from one to two houra earlier
than any other boat on the river. She
makea the following landlnga: Van
couver, Washougal. Cascade Locks, ate
venaon. Carson, Collins, White Salmon.
Hood River, Lyie. Fare 25 centa to all
landlnga. Finest of meals 25 centa.
Leaves Aider-street dock at 7 a. m. and
The Dalles at 7 a. m.
Official Lewis and Clark envelopes
Analey Printing Co.. "tt Third street.
11 a week buy a an Eclipse rang.
Gevurts & Sons, 171-B First street
LoveJoy A Llrcoln, bookbinders, paper!
rulers. Ill First. Twl. Main 1910.
E. H. Moorehouae aVyCo.. at-Seventh
and Aider. Telephone, Main lit.
Ecllpae range, 11
Bona.
a week. I. Gevurts
Printing Mann A Beach, II Id atreet
Dr. A. F. Petiel. dentlat ?l Dekum.
Dr. Amos.' surgeon. Dekum building.
DESPERATE SHOOTING
AFFRAY AT WESTFALL
Twenty-flve cents Is the fare to any
point on the Columbia between Port
land and The Dallce on the ateomer
Spencer. Thla magnificent boat leaves
Oak-atreet dock at 7 o'clock tomorrow
morning, and will land her paasengcra
at any steamboat landing. Boat leavea
for thla run,on Tueaday, Thuraday and
Saturday of each week. Thla ride la
through Amerlca'a most beautiful acen-
ery and can be taken at JZ.J6 less tnan
the fare charged by the railroad.
(Journal Special Service.)
Vale, Or., Nov. 10. At midnight Sat
urday night in Weatfall. 10 miles west
of this city. In an altercation concern
ing a horse, John Howard, In attempting
to kill Al Lone;, ahot Elmer Dorey, who
was acting the part of peacemaker,
twice through the stomach and once
through the leg with a 2I-callber Win-
cheater rifle. Howard, after the shoot
ing, escaped to the hills. The wounded
man la not expected to survive hi In
juries.. Sheriff J. E. Lawrence, who is
confined to his bom with rheumatism,
haa dlapatched Deputy Sheriff Lockett
to the scene of the shooting.
A good time In the gay north end cost
C. L. Eastman, a plasterer from Colfax.
Wash., ISO and his handsome gold watch
Friday night. He started in to see the
sights and wound up In a saloon, where
be bought wine at 15 a bottle. One of
the hangers-on in the resort accompanied
him to hla room. The next morning hla
watch and 130 were gone. He, reportea
the matter to the police.
Damaged Water,
During Saturday night's storm the
drain plpea of the Strowbrldge building,
on Third and Yamhill street, got
stopped up and the water came down in
torrents through the skylight, doing
considerable damage to the atock of dry
goods in the White Corner.
The Dalle City leaves Alder street at
irso a. m.. Tuesday Thuraday and
Saturdays; leaves Th Dallea Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7 a. m.
Makes all way landings. Tare 26 centa
Bhft your freight by tho Regulator line
The Regulator lln is the only company
thnt haa comfortable and dry ware
houses for the reception of freight and
presenters.
The Monument association of Lone Fir
cemetery haa sent out appeals for aid
to those who own lots in the cemetery.
The association, since the erection of the
soldiers' monument In the cemetery, has
felt that some additional feature and
decoration should be added to the place,
and hope to secure sufficient funds to
purchase benches and seata for visitors.
Wilton Boneflel, superintendent of the
cemetery, will receive contributions .
The following officer were elected at
the last meeting of Multnomah camp,
No. 71. W. O. w.: Past conaul
commander, E. N. Crockett; consul-corn-'
mander. W. W. Minor: adviser, B. K.
Knapp; banker. H. H. Newhall: clerk, J.
M. Wood worth; escort. G. C Lawrence;
watchman. H. A. Wolf; sentry, R. F,
"Neglected colds make fat grave
vards. Dr. Wood'a Norway Pin Syrup
helps men and women to a happy, vig
orous oia age.
AtavuxuBmra.
Grand
Theatre
MARQUAM
Dec. 1st to 5th
With Matinees on We4needy and Saturday
Klaw & Erlanger's
StraeBdou Production' of General Wallace's
BEN HUR
THB MOST nCPBEBSXTB OF UL
TAOS PAOBABTS
Scale ef Frioei
lower floor, srst IS row. $2.50
f wef floor, balanee..... , 2.00
Pulrony, flrat three rows 2.00
Balcony, nett throe rows 1.50
tit Irony, last au rows l.uo
Oellerr.
0llery. aamiaaioa .,
Vote ana loge aeats..
.75
.50
8.00
Matinee Prices Same as Night
Reanor: managers. J. Ii McBride, E H. jfORDRAY'S THEATRF
Bennett, J. L. Wells; musician, A. H. 'V,a,V 1 MI-A1 Ill-
Clark.
N. Wilbur Helm, missionary of the
Portland Y. M. C. A. to Japan, addressed
the Sunday club yesterday afternoon, an
unusually large audience being present.
Mr. Helm I an ex-member of the Prince
ton faculty and ha given hla life to the
mission work because of its appeal to hi
heart He will bo In charge of th work
at Nagasaki.
Oordray A Bnssell. Managers.
rnone, Mate wz.
Prlcee: 15c, 25c, 36c, 40c and 50c.
Today the Chicago police believe that
dynamiters Intended to liberate tb gang
of bandit Imprisoned there. Th
acheme wa fruatrated on account of tha Hxt week "The Head Waitets."
Influence of Eatacaaa. juatic reigns
supreme where Eetacada'a honored and
revered.
TO WIGHT
AND TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
A Continued Success,
YON YONSON"
Beginning Thursday, December 8."
roe Three Nights and Saturday Matinee,
"A LITTLE OUTCAST"
(Oae ef tbe beet piays of tbe year.)
Seats now selling.
A big
Fre dental work. "Wednesday and
Thursday, at the North Pacific Dental
College. Fifteenth and Couch atreet. by
applicant for licenaes to practice den
tlstry In Oregon.
If Saml Ram desire to - convert
America to the common path be must
ria it throusrh the influence ot Estacada.
Not much can be accomplished on any
other plan.
A Dlcture of interest , to every Ore
s-onian In December Four-Track News,
a beautifully illustrated and deeply In
teresting magaxin for 6 cent at new
dealers.
Vlscol ole; absolutely waterproof,
sewed on. 70c and 90c : Shoe repaired
while you wait Goodyear Shoe Repalrf
company. 112 Yamhill, near Fourta.
We've pleased many otherst why sot
youf We refer "to printing. Is yours
satisfactory? Metropolitan Printing
company, UJ Front trb
Marble, granite and monumental work
of all description. Our work and price
' are th best Otto Schumann, next door
to Taylor-Street church. .
The 15th anniversary of the Swedish
Society Linnca was celebrated last night J
THE BAKER THEATRE
Phone. Mala
1SOT.
GBO. L. BAKER. Sole Leasee end MaAager.
Tonight au week, matlaeee Saturday and
Sunday, fourth wees or tbe Baker
: Theatre eeaspaojr, by Special requaat,
JIM THE PENMAN
Evening prices, 60c, 85c, 56c, 15c; matinees.
2Sc..l3e. 10c
Next week The
"TH8 LIARS.'
brillUat society comedy.
Emplr Theatre
Comer l2th and Morriana JStreelB.
. GEOKGB. L. BAKES, Iteeldeat laaaaftr.
7 be talk of the town today
' A wonderful piece of state realism.
EthelHe Palmer's wonderful leap for Ufa la
'A NOT; GUILTY"
Price Night k?. S0e, oe; matinee,
10c, 15c. 2.V. , - , . ,
ARCADE THEATRE AND AMUSEMENT
. , : "v f ABXOKS.
830 Washington, betweea (tb and 7th.
( .
- Open' from 10 a.- m. te 11 p. m.
CONTIXCOCS YACDETOXB.
. SIX STAB ACTS.. :,
Every day 1:30' te :. "
ADMISSION 10 TO ANT SEAT.
tOSCEBT EAlir
BLASiiaTBaoa.
: - CONCERT. EVEBT KISIft. "''
' ' ' " Ms-Set ipiirsjDaV ' r
Th.e "Different"
. Store.' '
OLD
s;woRTBMN.. mm
FIFTrt AND WASH NCTON STREETS '
The Home of Quality
and Worth
Women's Full Length Black Homespun Skiffs
$6.50 Values for $3.59 Tuesday only.
A Grand Peremptory Clearance Sale We've Got to Move
THINGS PRETTY LIVELY NOW IN ORDER TO BE IN SHAPE FOR THE DOUBLING IN SIZE OF T1IK DKPARTMENT FOR NEXT SEA
.SON, CARPENTERS WILL SOON START TO TEAR DOWN AND REBUILD. WE MUST RID OURSELVES OF ALL PRESENT STOCKS THE
COMINO .MONTH. BETTER GO TO YOU AT A L08S TO US NOW THAN TO RISK DAMAGE DURING ALTERATIONS AND LOSE THEN WHEN
THH LOSS' DOES NO ONE ' GOOD. "IT'S AN ILL WIND" etc. Wl STAJIT Ear XASITXST TOKOBBOV, TVBBSAT, DBCEKBEB 1, AT 8 A. at,
TO OXXAA AHTO HOlTSTOJrH THE DIOBTSI TOMOBlBiOW'l OsVABTD MATUBB WILL BE THE OT TaTESB BFLBITDID BXXMT. BLACK
HOMESPUN MATERIAL. CUT IN 7-GORED EFFECT WITH DEEP FLARE. HANDSOMELY TRIMMED WITH BANDS OF BLACK TAFFETA
SILK DOWN THE FRONT AND AROUND SIDES AND BACK. FULL LENGTH 8KIRT8 AND SPLENDID VALUE AT THE REGULAR PRICK OF
$1.60. ALL BLACKS. NO COLORS. TUESDAY OBTLT, TOW KAY OXTOOBB AT THIS OKI AT liU OF BKIXTS FROM THE ENTIRE LOT.
PLACED ON SALE ON A LARGE TABLE RUNNING THRO" THE CENTER OF THE WOMAN'S SALON SECOND FLOOR FOR B3.SS. DONT ,
MISS THIS SALE OR YOU MAY SEE ONE YOUR NEIGHBOR GETS AND REGRET YOUR NEGLIGENCE.
SEE DISPLAY IN SMALL SOUTH WINDOW
The Dolls' Christmas
Fair for 1 903
Grounds Laid Oat on 2d floor Millinery Salon
Btere th "Basy .BlaMh4". -Theresa,"
and all the other who eoastltat our great doll
family- will romp aad bold eourt matU after
Ohrlstmas. Soils of erery sort and deeerlptlon.
riaxeo-a aired eoquatta aad brtmette beantle
feu each other. Oay dolls, sedate dolls, dolls that
talk aad doll that nere bar a word to eay.
Soil that kaow whan to open their eye aad
other t hat keep them open day aad night dolls
tha ha t what's th ut Whatever roll, how
ever faoUe, oould ever writ a doll story worthy
of thla congress of doll beauty t Bier la aa ag
gr gatto a of dolls, dressed aad la negligee ready
for th d reeling by daft, tasty fingers aad Ideas
of those who aeleot then. Oar price are th
lowest la th elty, w are ooafldeat, upoa com
parison. Oar variety much th tergt aad se
lections th prettleat, rlohest aad heart shown by
lay Christina) shop ea th Faolflo eoaat.
TALES TOLD
AT THE ZOO
THK NEWEST BOOK STORX IN TOWN IS
OPEN WITH THE BICCEST, BEST
LIBRARY OF BOOKS
For Chrbtnus Buyers Shown by Any Portland Hout
W fore a year's hook selling into four week. Oar
overcrowded department do not allow of a keeping; a
yar-roand book store, bat at this aoa w "rob
Peter to pay Paul" by taking away mom of th apace
la th ant floor annex from the dreai gooda
folk aad giving It to book. W do a considerable
wholesale business, also mall order, la thla line; this la
addition to oar Christmas retail boalne make us,
nearly if not quite, th largest book dealers In th
northwest. Baying in such lmmams Quantities aa we
do from th publisher gives us prloe concessions which allow us at this
time to furnish oar pabllo with th beet book at th lowest prloes quoted
by any Portland houae. Another feature, oar book ar alwaya new, no
atal atorlea or ahop-weary volume that hav cumbered th shelve for a
twelvemonth past. Bever bef or has even this thorough bona shown suoh
variety and complete choosing.
This Week at This Store Regular $1.50 Copyright
Books That Sell for $1.08.
Contrary to regular rule of most storie at thla buying season of th
year, we oant resist th temptation of making special price, even on thee
new Christina book, so this wssk offer th following $1.50 copyright book
for $148
GORDON KEITH.- by Thomas Nelson Page
MAIDS OF PARADISE by Robert W. Chambers
LIONS OB" THE LORD by Harry Leon Wilson
THE SPENDERS by Harry Leon Wilson
DARREL OF THE BLESSED ISLES by Irving Bachellor
D'RI AND I.. by Irving Bachellor
EBEN HOLDEN , .by Irving Bachellor
THE MILLIONAIRESS by Julian Ralph
GORGO A Romance of Old Athens by Charles K. Gaines
DOROTHY SOUTH.. ; by George Cary Eggleaton
THE MASTER OF WARLOCK - by George Cary Eggleston
EAGLE BLOOD by James Creelman
THE CAPTAIN by Churchill Williams
A PARISH OF TWO by McVickar Collins
, ANDY BARR by Willi B. Hawkins
Special Sale of Popular Copyright Books at 60c.
WHEN THE LAND WAS, YOUNG by Lafayette McLaws
JEZEBEL ., by Lafayette McLaws
THE KIDNAPPED MILLIONAIRES . . .i ........ .by Upham Adam
J. DEVLIN, "BOSS" by Frnnci Churchill William
THE PRINCESS OF THE HILLS ........by Mrs. Burton Harrison
MR WHITMAN. n by Elisabeth Pullen
ON THE GREAT HIGHWAY by Jame Creelman
CALEB WRIGHT by John Habberton
ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HORN by Frank R. Stockton
HOUSE OF EGREMONT .....by Seawell
THE ROGUE'S MARCH...........,.; , ....by Hornung
COLONEL CARTER OF CARTERS VILLE by F. Hopklnson Smith
ISO 13KO BOOKS THIS WEEK, 80 Standard works of famous authors,
cloth-bound, usually aold at book stores for Z6c. Our price has regu
larly been 15c: aa a grand book ep?cial for Christmas buyers, this week
we offer choice of the lot for So
WEBSTXK'S SOTB CEWTTJB.Y DIOTIOBAJtT, $1.75 Lateet edition, pub
lished only laat year, an encyclopedia, self-pronouncing, literary and
scientific edition, with over 1.200 Illustrations. A complete gaxetteer
of the world. x9 inches, leather-bound covers, contains all the new
words and 634 pages, a dictionary really worth 1 5. Our price this
week $1.75
Books for Toung Americana, Strenuous Boys aad Coming American Women
Oreat Chrlstmaa Rale The list of titles 1 almost interminable. The
lln include the old classics, such as "Robinson Crusoe," "Gulliver's
Travels," "Arabian Night," etc., and hundred by the author of today
on more modern lines. Cloth-bound and handsomely illustrated, 12 mo
slie. This week you may choose from an Immense line. Publisher's
price on these is 60c. We cut it in two and say half price S60
The Christinas
Playground
Fourth Floor Tak Elevator
6 H s i
Here, spread oat over all th big fourth floor, Is a SOBBB OF WOBV
DBBTjAJTD. Toys and game predominate. It eens Ilk a scene from
"Arabian Bight," almost. Mechanical toy of every description, toy that
seem to hav solved the problem of perpetual motion, automobiles and rail
road trains, steamboat and go-oart you may travel through oar Toy
realm la any oonoeivable way you choose. Boah's arks and animals that
Boah never had. Bog that nod a naturally as rido does at horn. Doll sets for "playing house." Doll furni
ture that is th envy of the proud doll on second floorbat what' th us of detailed description Were w to
as this ntir issue of Th Journal, we eouldnt begin to tell 70m of th fun to be found on th fourth floor foa
th youngster' Chrlstmaa gratification.
Bvery sort of a known gam for th household Is her. Games that th tot may play,
and game that will entertain th elder, lufflo to say about prloe. w giv yon th word
of th house they're aa low or lower la every Ins tan o than tho aaoted elsewhere. W
especially call attention to oar newest aoveltle In toy and games. Oar baysr returned
th past week from Bew York, where h stayed until the last minute to get th latest
thing, som thVt will not be shown this season on this Coast outside thla store. Bvery
thing new that Santa haa devled and mad slno his 108 trip. Toy musical Instrument of
very description. Blanoa, metallophon, tublphoaes, dram, banjo, violin, horns, tambo
rlnes, rubber d 'lis, balls, rattle, football, to- building and ABO block, printing;
presses, rubber and woolly animals, toys that walk around, blackboards, wall and stand, tops, marbles, ahoo-fly.
-rocking- horse, swinging horses, misses' rocking chairs, hlghohalrs for th tot. Wagon of wood or steel in all
th wanted sis. Cycle wagon. 'California coasters, automobiles of all sorts, doll buggies and go-carts of wlr
If preferred; wheelbarrow of wood oxtL coaster and sleds.
An Uneoualed Sole of Silks and Dress
a
Goods... A Peremptory, Forced Clearance
of the Annex
Last Great Sale of the Season in this Section Yon Can't Afford to Miss It!
We'v Kept th best till the last. An Immense overstock of now goods bought for th new store not yet
ready ha compelled soma wonderful price concessions this season wonderful sucoess has attended oar efforts to
lower th (took, and no wondr at th prlcee named of lata. BOW, however, posltlv orders hav com from the
chief that he want a big part of even what w hav for his Christmas book store hi orders cam also to make
clean sweep this week of all remaining goods la our lln and make way for Christmas shopping) so ht go,
and w know you'll com tomorrow aad all th week In throngs. It's your last ohaaoe this eoa "POsX
TTVXI.Y to bay such splendid mrohandl at such ridiculously low prlcee.
STXrs STiKS STLBS Bothlng better for a Christmas gift than a pretty Silk Waist or Salt Pattern. .
19-inch all pure silk Taffeta, reg
ular 85c values, special 880
32-inch all pure Silk Swiss Taffeta,
regular $1.50 values, special. 1JI
23-inch all pure silk Taffeta, regular
$1.15 values, special 830
27-lnch all pure silk Taffeta, regular
85c values, special 880
27-Inch all pure allk Taffeta, reg
ular $1.25 values, special ....880
36-Inch all pure silk Taffeta, regular
$1.25 values, special 880
36-lnch all pure silk Taffeta, reg
ular $1.65 values, special ...$138
61-inch all pure silk Taffeta, regular
$2.60 values, special.. $1.88
Regular. Special
19- Inch black Peau de
Sole $1.25 $ .89
20- Inch black Peau de
Sole 1.35 1.04
11-Inch black Peau de
Sole 1.50 M
23- lnch black Peau de
Sole 160 1.88
27-lnch black Peau de
Sole 1.75 X.47
24- lnch black Peau de
Sole ; 2.2S 1.88
24-Inch black Peau de
Sole ..2.60 1.88
21- inch black Peau de
Cygne 1.25 .98
22- Inch black Peau de
Cygne 1.50 1.88
The above are all pure dyes and
all pure silk, the kind that haa made
our silk department the most noted
for worth west of Chicago.
19-INCH ALL PURE SILK COL
ORED TAFFETA In every
wanted shatle In dark and light
colors our best 85c a yard grade,
special for the week 89o
Sale Black Dress Goods
Black all-wool Dress Goods. 60 and
62 Inches wide, all new, thla sea
son's goods, 15 pieces to choose
from, such aa sibellnes, . sack
ings. Panama, crashes, serges
and chevlota. not to be matched in
the cltx, at- our regular prlcs of
$1,60 a yard, ""for this week we
say .....$1.04
18 pieces of 62-lnch all-wool Dres
Goods, the best selling numbers we
have shown this , season pann,
. sibellnes, Panama crashes, can
vas sacking, mistral etamlnes.
storm serges and cheviots, etc.,
splendid values at our regular low
price of $1.76 per yard; special
for this week ....$1.81
Matchless Half Price Sale
of Colored Dress Goods
Half Price! Half Price!
GREAT CLEAN-UP SALE of Odd
pieces of new dress fabric of this
season's weave, 2,26.6 yards in the
lot, goods that we have sold this
season from $1 to $2.60 per yard,
and values at the regular price tin
matchable In Portland they com
in nearly every wanted colors and
make, embracing plaid sibellnea,
Scotch tailor suitings, novelty em
broidered zlbellnes, novelty mtnstral
etamlnes and beautiful all-wool and
and silk plaids. The above will b
placed on bargain table this week
for Half Price. Every piece is
marked in plain figures and goes .
BXACTX.T AT BAX7 PBXOB.
bought for th new store not vet
CHIEFLY PERSONAL
The Rv. T. B. Fcrd of Eugene, Or.,
Is a gueat at Hotel Perkins.
C. D. Emmons ,exUnlted States cus
tome Inspector, has just returned from
the Interior of Alaska, where he baa
been engaged In mining. After a few
days' visit with his brother. A. C. Em
mons, a 1 attorney of this city, he will
leave far Eugene. Or., to Join his family
G. W. Sanborn has Just returned from
a trip to Europe and is at the Portland.
He is en route for his home in Astoria.
W. F. SlaughteaTah lumber man from
St. Helena. 1 at the Perkins.
J. W. Maloney, a banker of Pendle
ton, Is registered at the Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Menefee ar at
th Imperial. Mr. Menefee Is a well
known attorney of The Dalles.
E. Franklin Lejvis of Nome is visiting
the city and is now at the Ferkins. ,
Francia Donahue, mayor ef Che halls
and son left this morning for their
home.
F. W. Mulkey, president of the Tax
payers' league and or tne Kooseveit
club, 'recently organised, left today for
New York, where he will apend several
weeks, visiting Washington and other
cities as well.
The Rev. W. R. Hogan is auffering
from a severe cold at his residence, S49
North Nineteenth Street. He is con
fined to hla room, v
Mrs. E. M. Runyan has been entertaln-
Ing the Rev. II. C. Mable and Mrs.
Mable of Boston. About 100 persons at
tended a reception given by Mrs. Run
yan in honor of her guests Friday night.
The engagement of, Dr. Marcus Fried
of this city to Miss Belle Goldman of
Sacramento is announced.
L. B. Reader, an attorney of Pendle
ton, la in the city. He is stopping al.
the Perkins.
Percival W. Clement, Edgar Harding,
F. H. Button, Allan T. Clement, H- a
Smith and J. A. Merrill are gueat at
the Portland. They are making a tour
of the West in a private car.
fohn F. Crdray and wife of this
city are guests at th Princeton hotel,
San Francisco. Tuesday they will leave
for a trip through Southern California
for the benefit of Mrs. Cordray's health.
BZCXABB BIU XXSSTrQ.
Richard Dell, the 9-year-old son of
Mrs. C. Dell of 206 First street, dis
appeared from home last Friday morn
ing. The boy is freckled, has auburn
hair, brown eyes and was dressed In a
navy blue coat, gray kaockerbockera. a
dark blue waist and a greenish cap.
TAZ.KS OB -COKXOB PATH."
Excellent Whiskey. ;
Neuberger'a Full-Meaaur House. 101
Sbcth stipet, is selling Pacific Cable
whisky Ca good, matured whisky) for
$2.36 per gallon. This la a bargain.
r . .1
Eesenasw scald heaot hive. ' itchiness
ef tba akin of any sort Instantly re
lieved, permanently cured.' Doan' Oint
ment. At any drug stora. . , . , j , ,
Advocating the reduction of the wear
and tear of the body and mind, and all
kinds of dissipation due to envy or Jeal
ousy, the cure of mental dyspepsia, the
removal of Intellectual pauperism and
the abandonment of spiritual slavery,
8 warn t Ram. the Hindoo priest and phll
osopher, delivered a lecture on "The
Common Path." in the Allsky building
yesterday morning. The harmonious de
velopment of both mind and body, love.
happiness and the beautiful In nature
were cited as helpful and necessary In
this regulation of the conduct of life.
The common path Is the name given a
new line of religious and psychological
thought and research by Swami Ram.
The Individual is the keynote of the
new cult the expansion of one's own
soul and mind is accountable for the
manner In which the love of God helps
him or Is accepted by him. The Indi
vidual against conventionality and pre
cedent, if the strong man casts off con
ventionality, suggestion and authority as
guides to conduct, be must jrftard himself
against hereditary Impuls.
The will to act. and something to do.
were advocated as remedies for all sorts
of social or personal discontent. Th
healing taught by th Common Path ar
claimed by him to be th reeult of all
science aad practical investigation,
98. B3ZI. TETJ.B OP KXS TBXP.
In" a ieftnon delivered at th First
Presbyterian church last night, the Rev.
Edgar P. HlU told something of his re
cent trip In the East and some of the
things he saw In New York.
Dowle was still the principal theme of
discussion in the metropolis, he said, and
the people were trying to make the
prophet out, with many diverse opinions
aa to the man's sincerity and integrity.
After leaving Portland, Dr. HU1 went
to New York to make a study of the
mission work there.
"Dr. Pnrkhurst needs no Introduction
to the public." said Dr. Hill. "He is
probably the most spectacular man in
the ministry of today. By this term
spectacular I mean no disrespect, only
that In his famous fight against Tam
many and his great reform movements
he has been before the public eye In a
light that no other minister of the day
has. and he probably gets off more quo
table expressions and is more widely
quoted in the newspapers than any other
member of the clergy.
"After the sermon was over the peo
ple near one of the rear doors arose and
started to leave the church, and the. doc
tor's quiet demeanor changed to harsh
ness as he caued out: l see some people
leaving th church; I think probably you
hav been more in the habit of attending
the theatre than churches by such con
duct' Of course, this was all that was
In the paper the next morning and all
the paper had it and there was not a
word about the beautiful. Inspiring ar
mon h ao ably delivered.'. -
Bodily pain lose Its terror If you'v
bottle of Xr. Thomas Eolectrlo OU In
th house. Instant relief in caeof
burn, cuts, tprains, accidents of any
sort. . . . . - , 's
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The American Troiibador, compose-!
of four ladies and one gentleman, will
open at -the popular Mas eaf. Thirl
street opposite the Baker theatre, this
evening. This is said to be on of tb
most accomplished musical organization
in the country, having appeared a spe
cial attractions at the leading theatres
between the Pacific and Atlantic coasts.
The male member of th party wa for
a long time leader of an orchestra at on
of the leading coast theatre and is arty
artist in his line. The ladle hav de
lighted audiences throughout the lengtti
and breadth of the" land, and art about
as high salaried people as are,jOn an 1
near a at any or to Dig putynouses. .
The Mas cafe la on of tho pleasant-
evening resort, wher peopt aasmMo
to enjoy themaelve and pnm an h ;r tie
two of cheer amjJat scene of fntvxPi.t
amusement. It welcome to itn hapi.y
preelnet all those eonvlyial and ch r
ful spirits who-appreciate the ben't ii
be bad in a quiet plae wbffo ail ;
politeness and attention.
Tbe program this wek 1 om or iin
excellence. It will douMIfs b .;:.r . ;
the best drawing canla t!ie iuna'-t 1 ,
ver had. .
THE TROUBADORS
AT THE MAZE CAFE
On of the Most Accomplished Kualeat
Organizations Will Delight Aadi-
AI1 This Week.