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TOE OREGON DAILY JOTJBNAL. rOItTLANP, WEDNESDAY EYEK IKGt DECOSMBElt S. 1003.
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TOWN TOPICS
charge, and It I mad to order of ma
terial Mtoated from tha Immanaa stock
at all times on hand. Or ona lady's ault
or coat, ready made, will be substituted.
if desired, but in oaaa sutts or coata
ro tha taste or uie buyer are not in
stock then a selection from., tha ma
terial tiri hand mar be made and the
ferment will be made therefrom. Thle
ti t - ' 4 . . i t I on or the reliable inatitutiona or ins
ItemS 01 LOCH InterCSt lot CaS7 oltr and It may be depended upon that
juurau 1UUCI Will dO..
What ia undoubtedly the moat beauti
ful ride in 'America la that between
Portland council. No. 678. Knights of Portland and The Dallea on tha Colum-
coiumbus, last night elected offlcera for tia river. The scenery is magnificent.
the enaulnr year aa followa: Past grand and when It can be viewed from the
knight. John M. Oearin; grand knight, deck of a ateamboat for a two-bit aum
John P. Kevanaugh; deputy knight, M. the opportunity ahould not be alighted.
O. Munlyi chancellor, Dr. H. P. O'Con- The ateamer Charles R. Spencer makes
nor; recorder, John B. Kyan (re-elected);, thla trip on Tuesday, : Thursday and
financial aeoretary, T. A. O' Gorman (re- Saturday! of each week. 'leaving Oak
elected); treaaurer. Joeeph Jacob- atreet dock at 7 o'clock in tha morning.
berger; warden, John, N. Caaey; The rata la It.tl laa than that charged
lecturer, Edward F. Murphy; advocate, (by the railroad. Paaaengera are landed
Robert J. O'Neill ineide guar a, Airrea m. t aQr landing on the river: i
Kerrigan; outside guard, William F. Co-1 - . , 1
man; trustees; Peter- J.' Gorman, Mat I Tn Dallea City leave Alder atreet at
roeuer,, jonn j. ttnaraey. 1:10 a. m.. Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
, - , - , . (laturdaya; leaves Tha Dallea Mondays.
Charles Ross took several drinks too Wednesdays and Fridays, atT a. m.
many yeaterdey and ha proceeded to Makes all way landings. Fare J5 cents,
execute an Indian war- dance on the ghlp your freight by the Regulator Una.
upper floors of the building occupied The Regulator lln la tha only company
by the Lewis and Clark oommlsslon. that haa comfortable and dry ware-
The man made ao much' trouble that houeea for the reception of freight and
i'atroimen Quits ana Kooerts were paaaengera.
oauea ana it reauirea tne comomea ei-
forte of the two husky offloera to take Are you well poatedT Are you poated
lilm to tha station. When the prisoner about extra good clothea for men and
reached the Jail with tha handcuffs on boyaT If you are well posted you will
one wrslt ha was almost devoid N of sot shop around. You will And no dlffl-
clothlng. After sobering up Charles da culty in finding Juat what you want In
posited 15 ball, which he forfeited In our atock. Pricea guaranteed alwaya
the police court. . the lowest, quality considered. Bee our
' 'i '. ' ,"' ad on page of thla Issue. Samuel
Bailey Oatsert. the popular passenger Roaenblatt ft Co., corner Third and Mor-
ateamer, makes the trip from Portland I riaon streets.
to The Dallea on -Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays, leaving The Dallea on al- That old carpet that you hara had
ternate daya. except Sunday, arriving at ever since you were married, have it
all porta from one to two hours earlier made Into handsome ruga and gtve them
than any other boat on the river. She to your children for Chrlntmae. Call
makes the following landings: Van- and see us any way and find out what
oouver. WashougaL Cascade Locks, 8 re- we are really doing In that line. The
venson. Carson, Collins, White Salmon, I Northwest Rug Works, SO East Mor
Hood River, Lyle. Fare 15 centa to all I rlson atreet. Phone Union 371
landings. Finest of meals . 15 cents.
Leaves Alder-street dock at 7 a. m. and Take your fancy perfume bottle down
The Dalles at 7 a. m. to Albert Bernl, th 'druggist. Second
i land Washington, and have him All It
The first of a series of Instructions to I with the latest Dfrfume. He has built
to teaoh officers of the national guard up a large perfume business because hi
to command men In war waa commenced patrona always find the latest, and most
at the armory last night by MaJ. B. F. popular odora at his place. Holiday
Baker- Every officer la required to fit gooda now In and open for selection,
himself for the work and later an ex
amlnatlon will be held. Last night the The "Ben Hur" scenery last evenln
class was instructed regarding signals, was immense but not comparable to
definitions and general principals. Janu- that of Estacada. These are the great'
ary 5 the Instruction will be taken up by est pictures ever beheld by the eyes o
MaJ. C. B. McDonnell. He will be fol- mortal men. Estacada tickets will soon
lowed later by Col. C. U. Oantenbeln and J be aold.
MaJ. John L. May. The course of In
structlon will last until June 14. An open meeting waa held by the
Mount Tabor Woodmen of the World,
At a meeting of Evening Star Grange Mount Tnhor last nla-ht. a. T. Roarers
No. 7, Patrons of Husbandry, to be held commander'of Oregon, waa the principal
in me nan on tne section Line roaa next ,peaker. Refreahmenta were served
Saturday night, preparations will be com- I
menced for the entertainment of the if Dr. Dowle of Zlnn City has a few
national grange visitors In 1904, -and to thousanda left let him cast an eye
arrange for a proper exhibit. The an- toward Estacada. That is the reoupera
nual election of offlcera will also occur, tlve proposition of the world. Nothing
The grange now has amemberehlp of else like It here on earth.
over vto members. Over $1,000 has been
subscribed toward the building of the Now that it Is morally certain that
new hall and the work will be commenoed Dreyfua la Innocent he la hereby offered
In a short time. a home at Eatacada. This is the para
dise of the earth today. It has no
In order to escape the vengeance of compeer beneath the sun.
those who entrusted money to him with I '
wnicn to purchase "Ben Hur" tickets. you will, of course, buy a book or two
l-ouis conen is saia 10 ne on nia way Murine the holldav season. Before buv
East. Louis, waa seen by W. L. Crlchton ng be sure to visit and examine the
at ine jjanea ounoay ana ne loagea at stock of James R. Ewing, bookaeller,
tne umatiua nouae ai least one ntgnt. Fourth and Yamhill.
wnetner any or nis victims would
prosecute him should he be caught is a x picture of Interest to every Ore-
quesuon. i n is siaiea on gooa authority gonlan in December Feur-TracK News,
mat ne aid not aecamp wun more man a beautifully Illustrated and deeply ln-
lioo. terestlng magazine for 5 cents at news
dealers.
The advertisement. "Art Calendar
Free." published in another column, is ' viscol soles, absolutely waterproof.
not a Journal advertisement and the aewea on. 70c ana sue. enoes repairea
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calendar is not sent out from The Jour- while you wait. Ooodyear Shoe Repair
nal offlco. The calendar, a very pretty company. 282 Yamhill, near Fourth.
work of art. Is sent to aDDlicanta br
the advertiser, from addresses which An address on missionary work will
have been received at The Journal of- be delivered by Mrs. A. N. Fisher of the
flee, from the coupon attached to the Home Mlslsonary society at the Mount
ad. The calendars are a reproduction of Tabor Metnoaist cnurcn lonignu
the celebrated painting, "When the Tide
Comes In," from the brush of George
Oay.
It is worth 0 days In the county Jail offlce'
to teal a five-gallon can Of gasoline
valued at 11.25. with 15 cents extra for
the vessel. This Is the . scale estab
lished by Municipal Judge Hogue today.
Tom Miner and John Hamilton, delapi-
dated specimens of humanity, were be-
For Rent Part of store i 89 Yamhill
Ooodnough building. Will 'rent with or
without counter. Apply caabler, Journal
Fine day! Buy Meredith' umbrellas.
Repairing and recovering; two stores.
Washington and fth. Morrison and 6th.
Col. Barnes Jackaon was laat night
fore his honor charged with stealing two chosen commander of the Lincoln-Garfield
cans of the explosive stuff from the
Flsher-Thorsen company. A representa
tive of the firm Identified the property.
post for the ensuing year.
Portland Club. 120 Fifth street. A
palatable lunch served every evening
from I until 11 p. m.
Does your printing suit you? If not.
The White Corner is shooting out
bargains right and left these times. And
the nne Dig store is crowaea. too. it net us try. Peaslee Brothers Co., Sher
is one tning to nave tne Dest onenngs lock building.
to be naa on tne marnei, ana anotner
to tell the public about tnem in a live Have your fur garments remodeled
newspaper tnat nan crucinea mora- into latest Style at half price. 806
DaCKlsm anu ciippeu mo lur lrum tne Burnslde.
fraternitys eieepy cnin. The White
Corner Is doing well. It will continue Our pride is in satisfying the appe
to prosper. Kites of the moBt particular. The Savoy.
Beautiful days these; Juat'ajilce trip Free Vlavl Health Talks. Thursday,
to our factory. You will be Interested 2 :3fi, Lewis building. Ladles Invited.
to see what we are doing. Making
handsome rugs for Christmas presents. How is your appetite? When you're
The materials used are old carpets and hungry, drop in. Max Smith's Savoy.
ingenuity, xney aon t iook line oia
material, though, when we get through Official Lewis and Clark envelopes
with them: A can win convince the Ansley Printing Co., 82 V4 Third street
most skeptical. The Northwest Rug
Works, 306 East Morrison street. Phone Lovejoy & Lincoln, bookbinders, pape
Union 371. rulers, izs First. Tel. Main 3080.
"If you want to pay for It. we will
notify your friends, otherwise you can
stay here until we get ready to release
you." . :
Thla is the remark attributed to
city Jailer by J. A. I'ndlln, who was
laat Tueaday arrested by Detective
Haftman upon suspicion of robbing J.
M. Kennedy, a Nevada miner,' of 1225
Undlln. who Is a recent arrival la tha
city and has relatives in Minnesota,
rooms with his brother at 44 Eaat
Burnslde street. When arrested he had
IK, and told the detective that he could
find out all about him and his psst by
going to tha Commercial block and see
ing J. W. Dunlap, or his brother on the
East Rld.
Undlln saya he was placed In a cell
with a drunken man. and kept there
shivering until nearly morning, when
he was moved Into the big cell room
with many vicious characters.
Jailer Hellyer says Undlln's state
ment is an unqualified falsehood. He
points to the fact that prlsonera are
relieved of all money, which Is kept In
a safe in the office, to show how useless
It would V for the Jailer to attempt to
get any money from prisoners. The
Jailer says that Undlln's friends were
not notified, as it Is on of the orders
of tha police department not to com
municate with friends during the night
unless Chief Hunt Is present and gives
his consent.
SI a Week Buys the Eclipse
Ask us to show you list of over 8,000
names of Portland people who are using
the Eclipse steel range. Here Is the
opinion of a lady who has had one for
many years:
"I. Qevurti & Sons. Portland, Or.
Gentlemen: I can truthfully testify to
the good qualities of the Eclipse range,
which I bought from you almost four
years ago. during which time I have
been out nothing for repairs, nor has
the range given me any trouble. I have
cooked on 30 or 40 different ranges and
stoves In my life, and I have never found
any one that could compare with the
Eclipse. It is a splendid baker. I
never have to turn my bread, pie or cake.
as they bake evenly and perfectly. It
consumes comparatively little coal and
heats water rapidly. But above all It is
the easiest range to keep clean that I
have ever handled. The nickel trim
mings are as bright as they were the
day I bought it. Unlike other ranges.
Instead of decreasing In value by use.
It becomes more valuable, as I have been
offered more for my range than I paid
for It, but I told the lady it was not for
sale. I cannot say too much In favor of
the range. Very respectfully yours,
"MRS. J. IRA ROUTLEDGE.
"940 Belmont St., Portland, Or."
The Eclipse can be bought on the easy
payment plan $1 a week. It saves that
amount In fuel. We give a guarantee
bond for 16 years that the Eclipse range
will not crack by fire and be a perfect
baker. We have them In aeveral sixes.
I. GEVURTZ & SONS.
172-175 First Street,
. -MX MV." ' "A
"Be a Hur" has fulfilled every promts
which heralded Its coming and the audi
nee last night, , that filled every part
of tha Marquam Grand theatre, went
away delighted."
It waa as If the people had oaught
the spirit of the piece, Imbibing its sig
nificance to the core. The strongest con
ception of the rule of the All-powerful
comes when In the last sce'ho tha lepers
are cleansed by the presence of the
Christ and arise amid a loud Hosanna
from the multltudea on the hillsides,
re-unlted in tha blessing of restored
physical health.
From the moment the curtain rises
In the prelude showing tha three wise
men In tha ' desert, and the Star of
Bethlehem, , until the consummation of
tha miracle there la scarcely a rippie, or
applause. Nothing disturbs tne wrapt
silence. The fidelity of the Oriental
setting, tho barbaric splendor of the
oolor schemes, and above all that over
mastering religious feeling held the
audience enthralled.
During the action of the play the
acenea are calculated to Inspire all of
the emotions tho human heart Is capable
of. There Is sympathy for Ben Hur
when he Is arrested for throwing a stone
that killed the procurator, though the
atone was really dislodged by the young
Roman; pity for his living death aa a
galley slave; excitement In the chariot
race; satisfaction at his successful er
forts to humble his Roman enemy;
wonder at the picture of the valley
of living-dead people and the awe and
thankfulnesa at the miracle scene.
Tho view of the Interior of the Roman
galley Is wonderfully realistic, the
rescue at sea even more so and the
chariot race Is as near reality as any
thing on the stage.
The actors, to a great extent, lose
their ldejitlty In "Ben Hur" and It could
hardly be Otherwise. It Is sufficient,
however, to remark that each speaking
part Is fitted Into the whole with the
same conscientious care that a Jeweler
would exercise In arranging a tiara of
the most beautiful stones. -
The presence of the Savior in the
miracle acene Is Indicated by a shaft
of pure white light, during which time
the great crowda of people and tne
lepers sre bowed In prayer. This light
decreases until It Is concentrated upon
the lepers alone and aa It disappears
and the afflicted are cured, a great
psalm of thanksgiving ascends at the
fall of the final curtain.
"Ben Hur" will be given at six more
performances, tonight, tomorrow night
and Friday and Saturday eventnga, with
Friday and Saturday matinees. The
matinees commence promptly at I
o'clock, the evening performances at 8
o'clock.
1TZW BIXX. AT ABOASS.
The new bill at the Arcade theatre
s drawing five crowded houses dally.
The Jarretts present a theatre show
within a theatre, and the dolls dance,
pose and take themselves to pieces In
n amusing way calculated to maKe
children In the audience open their eyej
with astonishment.
"HOT QUTLTT" 8TXU OW.
Not Guilty," a powerful melo-drama.
s receiving Its share of business at the
Empire despite the strong counter at
tractions. The play will hold the boards
for the remainder of this Week. Start-
ng Sunday matinee next, "The Bowery
After Dark." a sensational scenic pro
ductlon by Theo. Kramer, will be pre
aentod. The play ' was originally writ
ten for Terry McGovern, and his role
will be taken cars of In tho forthcoming
production by . Tommy Tracey, the
popular welterweight boxer. , '
. rju nm novrv ooicrjra.
401d Jed Prouty," tha quaint human
picture of rural New England, aa
mlrably conceived and llluatrated by
Robert Craig, comes to the Marquam
Qrand theatre Tuesday and Wednesday
nights. December I and , with a com
petent cast, ome of whom . have been
long associated with their respective
roles, ' . '
KXBB XXTSB'B OOKOXBT. .
Friday morning at 10 o'clock the ad
vance sale of aeats will open at the
Marqiiatn Grand theatre for Mlsa Lillian
Myers oncert violin recital, which
take place next Monday night.
' ' ' i 1 ,
OX.OBB Or "TOW Y02T0T. J
Nelse Erlckson will entertain the
patrons of Cordray's theatre tonight
with a final performance of "Yon Yon
son." Thla favorite Swedish comedy
has drawn large and enthusiastic audi
ences every night for the past week.
"A UTTXia OUTOAIT."
E. J. Carpenter's great production of
A Little Outcast" Is an assured sue
cess. It is a melodrama of the cleanest
type, having every essence of human
Interest. The play abounds In sensa
tions, but withal it la a love atory pure
and simple. "A Little Outcast" comes
to Cordray's theatre tomorrow evening
for the balance of the week, including
Saturday matinee.
WILLIAMS NOT MAN
WANTED IN ST. LOUIS
Lynn Williams, the negro confined In
the county Jail on a charge of stealing
135 from Jacob Hickman, also colored.
s not wanted In St Louis for murder.
Word has oome from the exposition
city stating that Williams resemblea a
negro wanted there for killing a colored
woman, but that he Is not the man.
Information from the Missouri state
prison at Jefferson City ststes that Wil
liams Is an ex-convlct, having served
time In that institution. The nature of
the offense for which he was sentenced
s not given.
Williams was arrested by Detective
Hartman several weeks ago. While be
ne taken to the station he assaulted
the officer and tried to shoot him, but
Hartman got the drop on him and
marched him to the Jail with a revolver
pointed at his head.
flTTBB CUBS rOB FIXBB.
Itching piles produce moisture and
cause itching, tnis rorm, aa well aa
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles are
cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko'a Pile Remedy.
Stops Itching and bleeding. Absorbs tu
mors. 10c a Jar, at druggists, o seat
by malt Treatise free. Write me about
your case. Dr. Boeanko. Phll'a. Pa.
"Strength and vigor eome of rood
food, duly digested. 'Force.' a ready-to-
aerve wheat and barley food, adda ne
burden, but austaina. nourishes, invigorates."
The most delightful trip across tho
continent is via the Denver A Rle
Grande, the acenlo line of the world.
Apply at 1Z4 Third street, roruana. rot
rates.
Great Removal Sale
In a few days Soule Bros., now at 226
Morrison street, will move to the large
double store In the new brick building
corner West Park and Morrison streecs.
8oule Bros, carry nothing but high
grade pianos 16 makes In all includ
lng the peerless Stelnway, the Emerson
the Estey, the-A. B. Chase, the Richmond
and Starr pianos. .JThe company desires
to start In the new place with a new
stock of coods and. have greatly reduced
their present" tock. In order to sell the
beautiful stock of Instruments they will
extend easy terms of payment when de
sired. Several bargains In' second-hand
upright and square pianos are also rated
under the great cut-in-price sale.
TEHTBX QOHtO TABT.
of
Tba Xmuansa Bednotlon la Prioes
1 Tare Carloads of Pianos Strikes
a Popular Boto.
These are the biggest piano values
ever offered In Portland, as scores of
buyers will testify. The very lutest
products of some of the moat popular
piano factories In the world at sensa
tionally low pricea $225 pianos are
going for 2156; 1275 for 317, $350
pianos for 2264, and 3400 for $312. Here
are big aavlngs for, bright buyers, and
they are being picked " up at such
lively rate that the slow buyer is going
to get left. Come In today if you are
even thinking of buying. Terms of pay
ment are sure to suit you. If you have
an old piano or organ you would like to
trade In on your new one, we are mak
ing exceptionally liberal allowance on
them, for a short time. Ellers Piano
House, 861 Washington street, corner
Park. Entrance near corner.
OOBOEBT AT BXAKXN'S INSTITUTE
The J. M. Acheson company,' the live E. H. Moorehouse & Co.. at Seventh
tailors at Fifth and Alder, are offering and Alder. Telephone, Ham 1141.
wonderful Inducements to customers
these days. With every gentlemen's
suit ordered this week Mr. Acheson
gives a gentlemen's overcoat free of I
Printing Mann & Beach, 92 2d street.
Dr. A. F. Petzel. dentist, 401 Dekum,
Speaking
Modestly
If you can be reached by a con
servative advertisement we nave
a word to say. We don't care to
vie with the extravagant and Ir
responsible proclamations that
some people regard as necessary
to attract attention. We are con
tented to assure you that in all
work we turn out you are guar
anteed full value for your money.
Dr. Amos, surgeon, Dekum building.
Popular.
Our unrivaled collection
Of grotesque thermometers
With queer figures of
Men. women, beasts,
Birds and reptiles,
From 50 cents up. Is
The reigning sensation
This Holiday season.
Walter Reed, the Optician.
133 Sixth street, Oregonlan building.
TO SSHB AmJIS TO rATJL
Suits and Overcoats
G. Y. Harry, state commissioner of the
Lewis and Clark fair, has written Pres
ident Jefferson Myers of the commis
sion that' Coos county will make a big
exhibit of all products at the St Louis
fair and that In two weeks B0 boxes
of fine apples will be ready for shipment.
Mr. Harry organised the Coos County
St Louts Exposition association at
That VOU can deDend On. Cor- I MarhflM lat weolr nnt nnnrl. that
SJUJlrlJ-JJws .a&5? 11,084 enthusiastic organisation Is now
TtrX PU-Mng for St Louis exhibit, and for
ask if you take the common sort the success of the 1805 fair.
as a stanaara. mgnest ciass oi
unioa workmen employed to do all
our work.
'Neuberger Rye;" 10 years old, a perfect
-.. iifrTril ' 1 al 1 rye, x&M) per ganon. iseupergers fuir
WlVJe Y LL I Llla I dllUr. Measure House. 108 Sixth street.-
"A Perfect Rve."
406 WASHINGTON.
Preferred Stock Canned Oooda,
Allen A Lewis' Best Brand.
The concert to be given at the Sea
men's Institute, 100 North Front street,
this evening, under the direction of Miss
Elisabeth Hoben, will open with a selec
tlon by Downs' Mandolin club, followed
by a vocal quartet. The remainder of
the program will be: A recitation by
Miss S. Mosler. soprano solo by Mrs
Terriss, the Highland fling by Miss Rosy
Forbes, vocal solo by T. Bell, violin solo
by Roy Lancester, vocal solo by Miss M
Gfbson. vocal solo by Cameron Graham,
recitation by Miss Algreen, vocal solo by
Mr. Murphy, piccolo solo by James Rudi
man, song and dance by the Nordstrom
children, recitation by Mrs. Katie namm,
and vocal solo by Capt. Porter.
WXSTEBBBOOX'S COITDITIOW OBATB
,- S. Westerbrook, "the young lineman
from Eugene, who was injured by a 30
foot fall from a pole at East Davis and
Ninth streets last week, la still In a
critical condition at Good Samaritan
hospital. Westerbrook was at work
when he lost his balance and tumbled
to the ground. He would probably have
been instantly killed had not a fellow
workman extended his arms and par
tially broken Westerbrook's fall. Whlls,
no bones were broken, he sustained
very serious Internal Injuries and It has
been feared he would not recover.
YXSSXX. MOTEMEJTTB.
The Melville Dollar has completed her
grain cargo for San Francisco and left
down yesterday afternoon. The Arthur
Fltger moved from the Mercy dock to
the Inman-Poulsen mill yesterday, where
she-began taking on lumber for Callao,
Peru. . . -v
AJfTSBKBBTB.
MARQUAM ?K
T. PANOLE, Resident Manifar.
Qrand
at re
w.
4 More Evening Performances
nd Two Matinees (Friday and Sstarday),
Klaw & Etianger's
Stupendous Production of General Wallace's
BEN HUR
THB MOST nrPBSBSXTB OT 1U
BTAOB PAOBABTB .
This Evening at 8 o'clock
Door open it 1:15 for Matinee,
for Erenliig Performance.
and 7:15
CORDRAY'S THEATRE
Cordray Bos sell, Managers.
Thorn, Main 902.
Prices: 15c, 29c, 3fic, 40c ind SOe.
TOKIOHT,
I AST TIME WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2,
A Continued Succen,
" YON YONSON"
Beginning Thursday, December 8,
For Three Nights and Saturday Matinee,
- "A LITTLE OUTCAST"
(Ona of the best plays of the year.)
Seats now selling.
Kaxt weak "Tha Hand Walters." A big one.
THE BAKER THEATRE Phoor90TM"n
GEO. L. BAKER. Sole Lessee and Manager.
Tonight, all week, matinees Saturday and
Sunday, rourin weea oi ine oner
Theatre company, by special requeat,
JIM THE PENMAN
Krenlnc prices, 60c, SSc, 26c, 16c: matinee.
25c. 16c, 10c.
reit wees ine wmuui soqieiy comeay,
1HB IUKS."
Empire Theatre
Corner 12tb and Morrison Streets.
GEORGE. L. BAKER. Resident Manager.
The talk of the town today.
A wonderful piece of atace realism.
Ethelyne Palmer's wonderful leap for Ufa In
NOTGU!LTV"
Prices Night, 15c, 25c 89c, 60c; matinee.
10c, 16c, 26c. ,
CONCERT
slaziibTbrosi.
concert evert right,
ms-ms burnbid&
Fate in Life
Tour lines In your hand are there
from birth, look at a little chlld'a hand
and you will find as many as In your
own. 1 win take your nana ana snow
you your experiences from childhood
up to your present age. Don t It seem
reasonable that I can on the same
baais alao predict the future. My ell
ents are enthusiastic over my work.
Among other indorsements, one told me
yesterday that he had been all over
America, had probably spent over $200,
been charged from 16 to 126 for a read
Ing. and all had not told him as much
as I did. I could have saved him thou
sands of dollars if I had seen his hand
a few years ago, by warning him of
certain unfortunate years.and encourag
ing him in others, when he only went
half-hearted into enterprises. I can
probably do as much for you. In any
event, if you are not perfectly satisfied
it will cost you nothing.
Mrs. A. Herbert
SAT ABB BTBBZBO. BBASZBO fl.00
rourth rioor, Baletgh Bid., B. W. Cor,
lxtH aad Washington. Booms 89 A 40
Ladies'
Desks
as low as
$5.00
What more suitable Christmas present than a
pretty writing desk for the woman? And let it
be not only pretty but useful if the suggestion
appeals to you come in and let us show you the
handsome desks we are showing on our first
floor. French, Colonial and Mission designs in
Golden Oak, Mahogany and Weathered Oak, in
any finish you may desire. The prices are way
down
Your Credit Is Good
Make Your Own Terms
TULL GIBBS
COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS
41
J
A. Lippman
LADIES' TAILOR
884 lUBU IT.
Suits, Raglans
Etc., made up In the latest styles.
Manufacture Walking Skirts at $5.00
and up.
Nicest fitting Skirt on the Pacific
coast.
Send your goods and measure and we
guarantee a perfect fit.
TKOBB BBS 1994.
Out
RnriMv nnln loses Its terror If you've
a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil In
the house. Instant relief In cases of
burns, cuts, ; sprains, accidents of any
sort.
Drs. ADIX & NORTHRUP
OSTEOPATHS
Suite 416 Dek-um EoUdlnf
Phone Main 34
Sale,
00
On account of oat lease axpirlBf
soon, and being; forced to nor,
we are compelled to close out on
entire stock of Japanese and
Chinese Carlos, Matting, Bags,
Toys, .etc Bow la tho tins to
bar your holiday goods
FURS FOR GIFTS
AT
G. P. RUMMELIN & SONS
126 Socond Stroet, New Washington
A large assortment of Fine Alaaka Bear Boas, '
Sable and Isabella Pox Bona, Sabls Woll, Whits
Thibet, etc, ate.
FUR STOLES
In Black Lynx, Sable, Mink, Chinchilla, Squirrtls
Mole and Ermine, Black Martin, Minever, etc. ,
Alaska Sealskins, London Dye,
Our Specialty
For Jackets Pillow Muffs Robes and Rags
...BUY YOUR.
BAR FIXTURES BILLIARD TABLES
From Us, and YOUR LIQUORS WHERE
YOU PLEASE, if you want to save money
and stay in business.
The Brunswick-Balke Collender Co.
Talcing Him by
the Horns
On the advice of your friends Isn't al
ways such an easy task. But yon oan .
do It now by acknowledging tha fact ,
that fall la squarely upon us and that
your hardware needs are apparent. When ;
you do that look at our superb atock
that is open for your inspection at our
store, and the prices that we are selling '
it at.
AVERY & CO.
62 Third Street
How About That Suit
: - x
For Christmas? Now, If you really want one one made by man labor,
one from goods of your own selection and at a moderate price, at a
small margin of profit to us come In at once. "We can get It out In ,
time for you and will please you In every detail. Large line of gooda
to select from. Don't buy cheap, shoddy, sweat-shop made, so-called
tailored clothes, when you can get a real tailor-made suit so cheap
say 935, Vt, S30.
Norgard & Petterson
Popular Price Tailors 269 Yamhill Street,
Andrew Kan & Co
Cor! Fourth and Morrison Sts.
The Fan System of Heating
and Ventilation. Positive, Flexible,
nstantaneous. We ; have proved this to others.
Let us prove It to you 1 -
w. o. Mcpherson company
Heating and VentUatlnirEotfneer 47 First St., Portland, Ore.. U.S. A.
Tha OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
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