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THE OREGON DAILY JOI7BKAL, TOUTLAyp, MONDAY EVENING,' DECEMBER 21, 1903.
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TOWN TOPICS
Items of Local Interest for Busy
-" Journal Readers. -
In the suit of George B. Brett against
. R. Z. Warnlck ct al and the Ancient
Order of United Workmen, . Judge Cle
land haa granted a motion for a Judg-
ment on the pleading. Bret, who la a
cousin of the late R Wernicke was
named by him as beneficiary of a policy
" in tha Order of Workmen, without the
. consent of the Warnlcks, the original
t uencuClHrirs, - or mo riiuk ioub" vv
border. When Brett sued for 2,0OO, the
amount of the policy, the order paid the
money Into5 court, but stated that the
change 1n the name of the benenclarie
was made without lt knowledge or con-
" annt and u nnntrafv to the rules of
the order requiring Information as to any
Change to. beneficiaries. , ,.,
' Promising to behave In the future,
Charles Hony,. arrested here tor steal'
- Ing , bicycle, returned to his home in
Tacoma Saturday. He was acoompanied
by his father, who came here to help
the boy out or ma trouble. According
to the runaway's story he started out to
see the world, but when he reached
Amity, Or., he had no money and so he
Hole a wheel and rode to this city, De-
' tectives Kerrigan and Bnow arrested
him and brought him Into court Batur
. day. His father asked the court to be
lenient and as' he had not , been In
. trouble before Judge Hogue permitted
him to return home with the under-
; standing that he reform.
A 'benefit 'for the Home for the Aged
.'wilt be given at the Empire theatre
'January 20, by the Young Men's Instl
, tute. The proceeds will be used to pro
vide an elevator for the home. At pres-
'ant fh fAA nArtnl a Amnt11pj4 trt walk
up and down four or five flights of
stairs. The arrangements fof the benefit
are in the hands of the following com
mittee: John P. McEntee, chairman; J.
.N. Casey. W. H. Carney, Dr. Joseph
. Mickey, Charles w. Stinger, James For
', reetel. Joseph Kelly. J. D. Coffey, J. B.
Malley.'Q. W. Dunning, W. H. Cochran,
JP. Cavan&h, Andrew Cain and E. li.
Cahalln. , '..,..
The license department haa arranged
. the system of new license tags for the
coming year. .The plates are of heavy
tin with white lettering and green back
ground,' , They are much more attractive
than last year's tags. The Metal Stamp
ing company of Buffalo furnished them
on contract for 1S00. The only
chahge . In the general scheme of
Issuing . licenses will be with regard
to vehicles. There are simply two seta
of tags one reading double vehicle and
one single vehicle. This greatly slm
plyflea the work of the office, , ;
A memorial to the late Byron Z.
Holme haa been adopted by the Ex
empt Firemen's association.' It expresses
deep, grief at his death,' he having been
vlce-president of the organisation; - ex
presses affection for his loyal and
courteous .disposition, and conduct, and
saya that he died without a aenemy In
the nrorld. A copy. of the resolutions
was ordered forwarded to the Widow of
the deceased. K. B. Knapp. John Kelly
and T. A. Jordan composed the commit
tee on resolutions. . . , . . , .
i..Next Wednesday evening there will be
a public meeting of the taxpayers of St.
Johns to discuss the proposition of
erecting an addition to the school house
of that suburb. All the available space
in the. building Is occupied, but it 111
there, are many children out of school
on account of lack of room. .Even the
' office of Principal Teuscher Is used as
a class room. - The attendance is 8 per
cent greater than last year.
Col. C. U. Gantenbein. dean of the
law school of the University of Oregon,
was presented on Saturday night by the
senior clues with an Inkstand with a
sterling silver top, while the class, for
1S05 asked him to accept a watch fob
with a gold locket. Both were suitably
inscribed. . Frank Stewart and Mr.
Mosessohn .made . the presentation
speeches. ; - .. . ...
When his horses took fright at a
passing engine. W. O. Palmer, a driver
for the Banfleld-Veysey company, was
thrown from his wagon at Front and
Qulmby streets Saturday night. . One
of the wheels paased over his body. He
was taken to Good Samaritan hospital.
Although he suffered' considerable pain.
he is not badly hurt.
Albert Bernt, the druggist,. Second and
Waehington, reports selling a large num
ber of rasors intended as holiday gifts.
This Is a sensible idea, as a good rasor
from Bernl's makes an unusually useful
snd appreciated gift for a shaving man.
Effective today, the list Inst, a
change will be made in running the
Drs. ADIX & NORTHRl'P
'. OSTEOPATHS
!ulu 416 Dekum landing, "'
Pbooc Mail 349
HARPER'S
DANCING ACADEMY
7 310 bxbst STSBBT.
- ' We will makm you a perfect
danger for $10.00. or
TWILTI LESSOHB 15.00.
Private lessnna at any time.
Regular classes Tuesday and
Thursday evenings.
" Beginners.' class Monday even
ing. ' " ' -" - -
Dancing taught . winter . and
summer.
MIL AND MRS. J. W. HARPER
r " XBSTBTSCTOBS. , ."
No Money in it
" r .Washing youe . clothes,, at borne
when wo do It with great care do
Tiot tear and rub to. pieces , your
clothes. We mend all rents or
' holes In your linen. 'A telephone
brings us in a hurry.. ,
OREGON LAUN DRYand
TOILET SUPPLY CO.
V OV T. Evans, Manager. "
Telephone East 18.
Oregon City cars, and the 5:20 car from
both Portland - and Oregon City 'will
leave at B:30 and every half hour there
after during the day up to 6:30 p. m.
The. regular schedule will be in effect
before and after the hours mentioned.
This schedule will be in effect up to and
Including December 25, Christmas day.
Don't fall to see our stock of Chris
mas umbrellas. Greatest variety on
the coast. We always undersell the
dry goods stores. : Meredith's. Washing
ton and Sixth and Morrison and Fifth. ,"
A ' new vestibule, comprising concrete
steps and other Improvements, have' been
made on Trinity Methodist church. Al
bina. The congregation expressed ap
proval of the .-. changes yesterday.
We shall be only too pleased to hear
from you when you want some marble,
granite or monumental work done. Our
work Is strictly first-class.1 Otto, Schu
mann, 204 Third street .'.
Frcdonla H. Murray against William
P. Murray, for divorce on the ground
of desertion, occurflng in 1901. They
were married In Ban Francisco in. 1890
and have no children. . -
; Don't spoil a sewed shoe by putting
a nailed half sole on. We sew them on
"while you wait" Goodyear Shoe Re
pair company, near Gas company's of
fice. YamhllLostreet "
Walter A,. Goss has been appointed
administrator of the estate of his
father, John W. Goes, who died In Port
land on December 8. The estate is
valued at fl.000. - -
- Mrs. Arthur B. Miller haa Just v re
celved word of the death of Mrs. Theo.
N. Miller, mother of Arthur B.. Miller,
deceased, at Mason City, Iowa. She died
December t , ' ,
- Possibly you're, looking for a suitable
present to some married friend. If so,
you should see the , silver and plated
ware at John A. Beck's, 207 Morrison,
near Front' ; . . .
When people' tell us our printing is
first-class we think we have a perfect
right to repeat it. Metropolitan Print
ing company, 147 Front street. ,
' Dr. R. C. Coffey has ' abandoned his
down-'cown office. Will be found at the
North rPaciflo Sanatorium. Twentieth
and Glisan streets, all hours.
: Xmas sub-station for fine holiday per
fumes, toilet cases, leather goods and
holiday novelties at Bernl's drug store,
Second and Washington, r
' The postoffice of Orseeo haa been es
tablished In Lane county, in that part of
the Bohemia mining district known as
Champion Basin.
Bronsed, onyx, fancy marble clocks,
some American,' some from Paris, prices
from II to 1100. See Lamotte, 449 Gli
san street
Cash girls and cash boys and sales
girls for toys and fancy goods. Apply
at cashiers desk of McAllen ft McDonnell.
If you want a watch or chain, some
thing different, something better than
ordinary, sea Lamotte, 449 Gltsan street
Plum pudding, fruit cake, home-made.
Have us roast your Xmas turkey. Amer
ican Delicate-Essen's, 31S Third street
Steamers for The Dalles will leave
Alder-street wharf 7 a. m. dally (except
Sunday, mone Main S14. ,
Mahillon band Instruments f rom Brus
eel a. fines t off earth, for sale only by
Lamotte, 449 ousan.
Portland Club, . ISO Fifth Street A
palatable lunch served every evening
irom a ttntu j,i p. m.
Winter Garden Resort for ladles and
gentlemen. Hlgh-daas vaudeville... Ad'
mission free. ; .
: Have your fur garments remodeled
into latest style at half, price. SOI
Burnslde. -.."
The Savoy. That suggests good eat
ing. Patronize it and be happy.
old p. a
Op p.
B. 4k S. Catarrh Powders kin catarrh.
We warrant them. 103 Washington.
If you care for good eating go to Max
Smith's Savoy, opp. old postoffice. '
eT H. Moorehouse A Co., at Seventh
and Alder.. Telephone Main 1141. .
The four-story brick building on Front
near Couch is for rent ,
Eeat Olympic Pancakes, they're fine.
Printing -Mann A Beach, IS Id street
Ansley, printer. Centennial envelopes
Dr. A F. PetxeU dentist 401 Dekum.
Dr. Amos, surgeon. Dekum building.
AMTBEMXST.
THE BAKER THEATRE
Phase
Mala lttoT.
Cori Xm Baker Bel, Lessee and kUfr, -
Att THI8 WEEK. .
ItATIKEES CHUISTMAS AND IATCBDAT,
" uuiT'a,
A MIDNIGHT. BELL
ETcntng, SO, 85, 25, 18c; matinees, 23, IB, lOe.
rORDRAYS THEATRE
Cordray A Russell, Managers.
Phone, Mile B02,......,.....Cuil Prices.
TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK.
' 1IATIXEE. CHRISTMAS DAT.
" ' The Very fuoay Comedy,
"HELLO BIL.U"
Arcade Theatre
S30 Washington, between th snd 7th,
AMI 8EMEXT PARLOUS,
. Open From' 10 a. m. to 11 p. m.
EETISZD TATJDEVUXE. "
riVB SHOWS DAILY 8:30. 3:80.- T:30 8:30
and 9:3mir
ADMISSION lOe TO ANY BEAT.
CONCKHX
SUZIBEOfJL
ooiicaitT sTaax kiobi,
4S.94S suawstoa
OTTOKAR MALEK
Crest Bohemian Pianist - ' '
- ONE NIGHT ONLY .
MONDAY EVE, DEC21
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
, Sols direction Elmore Rics ' '
Aa immense audience Will greet
.the great artist in Portland .
SEATS $3.00, $2.00, $1.50
General Admission, $1.00
"The Different
, Store"
LBSRT1MAN- KING
- FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS ! ; , ;
The Horao of Quality
. landVcrth
n ii rnia -s-i
7, U-sx""
ft ... "TT ' V 1
This store is open every ovo
' lnjBp'raChristaas-
3 Bays -More :
Cteristaas ! '
Here's 'savings made by
shopping at Portland's
Best Xmas Shop:
i f
a The TOydom Theatre has roads a, hit two perform
ances dally, In Washington-street window, l:tO and J: 80
: t "Ssnts and the Trsmp.- ' -! -t
To Toytbvn
and Toydom
Theater
.- The youngsters have romned to their hearts' fill, of delight throiigh our
great fouriMloor toy shop the past week, Express vans have kept busy
way into the night delivering selections that grown-ups have made there,
carloads have come and gone, and we have yet the arrest, Sfewee Itoek
-fTpy", fA hwa hy any Portland Toy Shop. Toa'll find newer,
different toys here than elsewhere. Germany, France. England. America
in short, the entire toy world has been scoured to bring- here to Portland
homes her best and newest products. Every sort Of a mechanical top that's
tnade, Iron toys, fire engines, hose wagons, chiefs' wagona, hook-and-ladder-trucks,
express wagons, automobiles, coasters, doll carta and carriages,
wheelbarrows, blackboards, tool chests, doll furniture, typewriters steam
boats, railroad trains, every known, game that's played.
Boys' Drums, BSe, 40s and Ms np to $1.00 and tS.OO. Toy Pianos, SSo, BOo
and 11.00 up to $10.00. Glockenspiels. S5o, BOo to $1.89. Metalchords. Tubl
phones, Violins, Banjos, Tambourines, Bells and Bell , Toys. Mechanlcat
Trains, Whs up to $$4)0, with extra tracks, semaphores, switches, stations,
- bridges, -etc. - f . '
OiAMXU Croklnole' ertd Archerlna Boards. s5e to $3.89. AJlKeta4 Oe
Oana aa$ Bnggles special at half prioev Doll Furniture in handsome white
enamel and gilt. Boys' Wagons, steel gear, $14)0, $1.10, $1.98, $130, $1.78,
$a.oo, $2.S8, Hardwood box snd wheels at $1.35, $a.0O, $3.78, $3.60, $80,
$70, ' . v . . .
BLANKETS
- Fourth floor
Homefltting
. Stores. .
A XMAS SALE OF ,
THE USEFUL. s
What can you think of that's better for Tuletlde giv
ing to the married friends than a pair of good Oregon
Wool Blankets? . There's few that wouldn't be pleased
with such a gift, and we've thought to offer for your
gift-choosing some rousing, values this week in, care
fully selected blankets of purest wool, grown in Ore
gonl, and blankets made in this state, that's noted tha
world over for making the beat blankets known.
- - wxrra woox. blawxets.
This week we've marked S4.50 values............ .
This week we'.ve marked t.00 values........
This week we've marked $8.00 values...............
This week we've marked $7.00 values...............
This 'week we've marked 17.50 values........... ...
This week we've marked 18. BO values.....,..,.., ,.
jnia weea we ve maraea i.w tiuw..,, ,
This week we've marked $12.00 values. ......
This week we've marked $1S.00 values....,
This week we've marked $20.00 values.
BOAxurr wooii blauxxts.
This week we've marked $4.60 Values.,,..
This week we've marked $7.00 values........ ......
This week we've marked $8.00 values.... ,
This week we've marked $1.00 yalues
OBAT WOOJi BLABBBT8.
This week we've marked $4.00 values'. .....
This week we've marked $3.50 values..,,,,,..... .
This week we've marked $4.00 values, ,.,.....
This. week we've marked $4.60 values. ., .h......
This week we've marked $5.00 values .....
This week we've marked $9.00 value.....;.
.,....,..........$3.78
..$3.88
,.....,.,...,...$438
.;. .............88.68
,.,..$S.8
..$8.88
.............'....$8.48
$9.60
,..$1830
..... ,.......,.$16.80
... ......$3.78
, ..$8.80
...86.80
t (iittif 97tS9
i ' ' J---'!:' - 'm4';'
.$2.78
.,.........,.....$3.69
., ..$3.98
$4-89
Special Xra&s Week Sale
American Watches
(Tips floov m-Btre AJale.) ;
Grand opportunity for selecting ft
valuable gift fpr a friend or for
supplying yourself x with s reliable,
handsome timekeeper at leas than
ever before sold for in Portland,
quality for quality, case and work. 1
BOYS', MXVB AID WOMII
GOOD WATCHES) TJHXEBPBICZD.
Boys' nickel open-face watches.
value $3. special............ $137
Men's nickel open-face watches, val
ues $1(0 and $J.. special. .$137
Men's gun-metal open-face watches, .
value $2.50, special........ ..$3.87
Men's gun-metal open-face watches.
value $4.60, special .....83.23
Boys gun-metal open-face watches,
. value $4.79, special...; $333
Men's hunting-case nickel matches,
value $4.S6 and $5, special. .$337
Ladiea nickel case open-face
watches, value $4.95-to $5.29, spe
cial .............. $3-87
Sterling sliver open-face ladles'
watches and gun-metal watohes,.
$S. 50 to $7 values, special. .$4.78
Ladies' chatelaine watches, $$.60 and
' $7, special. ..,.............94.7$
Ladles' 10-karat . gold-filled eaae.
open-face watchea, $8.95 and $ ;
values, special...... $6.18
Men's open-face watches, gold-
fllled case, value $10.18, special
.$73$
Ladles' open face. enamel 'back,
fancy dial watches, values ta $12.
special .$838
Lad lea' fancy enamel watches, open,
face, with chatelaine pin attached, ;
value $13.50, special... ... . .$937
Among
Books i
(inwss '
yirst rioor.I
Two
Stirria
Sped
mi
73 DEFENSE
QTTEtCASIlt
Books by eminent authors. In li
brary style, large type, fine cloth
binding and gilt tops, publisher's,
price 40c, special at tic. -
Children's lOo Classics. $le Lat
est .edition, handsomely ' bound,
printed on heavy glased book paper
and profusely Illustrated "The Man
Without a Country," "Edith's Bur
glar," 'The Gold Bug." Ths Ross
and the Ring" and others all SOe
books special this week for..;.31o
Special Sale Children's
... i Tea Sets
'" 2ao special....... 170
60o special 38o
" 75c fecial....... 600
$1.00 special 67s
$1.25 special ; 88o
$1.60 special..... .$1.00
AIT sets at special sale prices.
.' Sterling BUverwars of every da-"
sorlptaoa. Choice Chins, every sort
sad wanted kind. .CfcaflA Dishes,
8 O'Clook. Kettle ssd Stands, Clocks,
Bronses. Statuary snd Brio-s-bras
la Holiday Fro fusion Third loor.
If you're hunting for the hand
somest CBCmZBTSCAS CABOS and
nw .txab'S CAUiirsAma in
town, here's your hunting ground,
fully stocked, a veritable-, holiday
card snd calendar preserve, as it
were. Our assortment exceeds all
previous showings. Thousands . of
pretty designs in almost endless
variety,, up front le to $4.00 pleas
ant remembrances, easy to send to
absent friends In distant cities snd
lands First floor. f
This store employs ths bast de
, livery system In tas slty, We have
arranged Xor eight deliveries a day
ta each, seotioa of tas slty, la addi
tion to s eorpa of saesseogsn Sot
special delivery. Our patrons are
best served of say la this as la all
ether respects.
"A full lias of famous Xdbbey
Cut Olaas em Third floor, v A mag
alfleeat git ts a soaaoisseu la this
line one sure of appreciation. Over
600 pleess sad eutttngs ta ths
choosing. XJbbey's asats etohed oa
$3 Waist Lengths
; for $2.08
Bomsstio Aisle Tint yioor.
"'A grand value and exceptional op
. portunlty to buy a handsome new
Waist length at s splendid bar
V gain price. Thla week we offer
, a . handsome,, fancy, sllk-flnlsh "
. white brocaded Oxford Walstlng,
, In regular Waist lengths, that are ,
remarkably good $3.00 values, in
a regular way at ,,........$2.08
Burnt Wood
.rinrt JTIoor. ;
$9c fancy . burnt wood nacqdes,
this week ......... 48o
fl.00 fancy burnt wood Placques, -
this week . . t . v ......... .750
$1.49 fancy biiVnt wood Placques,
this week ...98s
$2.00 fancy burnt wood Placques.
this; week ,$138
$3.49 fancy burnt "wood Collar and
Cuff Boxes," this week ,,$335
$6.19 fancy burnt wood Cigar Chest,
thla week : v, ....... $3.50
' Toilet Sets In burnt wood case,
containing brush, and Comb apd
brush," comb and mirror: ..
In that
WoiiderfiiS
Reg. $10.49 values, this week".
Reg. $8.95 values, this week.,
Reg. $(.69 values, this week..
Reg. $4.9$ values, this week.,
Reg. $8.79 values, this week,,
$3.90 Writing Sets, special this
at ...... .......
19c Shaving Pads, special thla
at
98c Envelope Holders, special
week at
$6.98
$830
$4.80
$338
$2.50
week
$3.65
week
..480
this
..5S
Sunt Wood Saoto Frames ta Im
mense Teriety All at Special
IMoss Wow.
8to valuea for ...... ......... .680
98c values for. ................ .75o
$1.09 values for. .......... .....78s
$1.49 values for... .96s
$2.26 valuea for... ...,..$135
$1.09 Ash-Trays for... ...786
89o Ash Trays frr...,......,...65o
98o Match Scratchers. special at "68s
$1.49 Book Racks, special st.-. .986
$3.00 Book Racks, special at,. $135
$1.25 Book Racks, special at.. $135
$2.60 Book Racks, special at.. $1.78
And hundreds of others equally as
good values in burnt wood novelties.
T -4
Him '"
Special
Holiday
t I amiK
. . .
(Third Tloor
Christmas '
Bome-
flttlaff Store.)
$5.50 metal lamp, round burner, spe
cial ......................,.$3.00
; $3.36 black wrought iron lamp, spe
cial $830
$1.65 decorated lamp and shade to
match, special $135
$1.25 decorated lamp and shade to
match, special.,.......... .,,73o
' All decorated lamps and globes at
special reduced prices; lamps from .
10c to $28. ,
ill
German Dolls, French
Dolls, American Dolls
(Oa Seoond Tloor ta at misery Salon.)
Are hosts of new faces this week. - Our roaster of ceremonies In this
section, enthusiastic as he was, did not look for so: many Utile mammas
to be expecting more new dolls this year thought he liad most of m well
supplied; but there's a new crop of little ones looking for new dollies, so
we sent for more, and here they sre new lot and a lot of new ones, the
best and biggest line in town yet for your Jate Christmas choosing. Noth
ing bought Just because of cheapness had to have intrlnslo worth of soma
sort. Breakable? Yes. Toys will be broken Just so long as childhood is
careless. Don't grown-ups lose and break things? We go to the leading
doll makers of the world, reach out Jnto two hemispheres for the little beau
ties, flaxen-haired blondes and dark-hued brunettes, .We buy and sell more
dolls,' wholesale and retail, than any other two Portland houses the great"
outlet makes tha little prices you find attached to them. .Dolls dressed or.
undressed, TfU handaomeat thAt expert buyers could select, at, any price
: you may choose to pay from $30.00 down to le. : s '
Thing
ttn it
A iiC O
Spoken
Of
5 Tou may find 'em all In
Our Man's 8hop First Floor.
Smoking Jacket or House Coat
same thing, and for the same
purpose a comfort. coat for a
man. when at home. That ap
plies in equal degree to
HOTSB COATS OX XOITbTOZBO) BOBBS An immense line, the largest In
the city. Nothing nicer for a Christmas remembrance. Very awell pat
terns in Terry cloth, blanket cloth and reversible cloths. Grand choos
ing at prices. down from ..., $18.00 to $430
BTJnrB XAirSXZBCXnrS A grand assortment comprising every price up
from lTo to $1.00. in linen, with alt popular widths of hems. Initial
v. . handkerchiefs. 880, 38s and 500, Plain silka, 88 to $1.50, "Initial ailks
&Se, 33o and 80s, -.
VCZWM"-ttWWSni&M-i'k blacks, whites and colors, plain or hand
somely brocaded. Full dress shirt protectors, etc ,...80o to $3.80
XZB'S Sim OASBS If he hasn't onr of these hs needa one. In "a new
and handsome line of leathers and makes..,,.,....,, .$830 to $35.00
XBB'S BBCX BBBSS In Such immense variety and profusion as to make
description useless. In short, every new, correct shape in the newest,
handsomest silks shown In America, up from.. ...BOo to $3.80
XXB'S OiyjTBS Kids, suedes and golf worsteds. Tha largest line we
( , have ever shown, including such well-nown standard makes as Men's ,
Monarchs. Derbys. Dent's English - Gloves and a swell line of fancy
worsted Scotch and English golf gloves for the cool morning wear.
8O0, $135 and along up to $3.80. A special line just received of lat
est, neweet shades for Christmas. . v , ...
aCEVS KABDSOMB STJ8PBBDBBS In pretty boxes, especially adapted for
Chrletmas choosing. t ...................500 to $3.80
UZB'S CB3USTUAS XOSZBBT Plain and fancy colors In silk and lisle
.-.r. .....,,....,.,806 to $3.50
XZB'S XOUDAY SXZXTSA new line of novelties Just received from
our New York office, a speolal Christmas line, very swell patterns and
standard makes..,...,..,,...., .$1.00, $1.80 and $3.00
SFXCXAZ. CKBItTMAS SVSPBBBBBS IW TAB0T BOXBS A handsome
line of pretty new Holiday 8uspenders In fancy boxes; especially adapted
for gif ta. One pair in each box, gold-plaited and sterling sliver burkles
,,,,,,,,,.,''.- ..,..,..,,.. . . , ., , .... . $139
AJnrsntxxTS.
RIarquam Grand TheatrewBI;.1Mr.u
riTS Blirhts. bfglnnlnf TwJy. Hw. 21 1908.
Mntlnere Chrttm nd Saturday,
! J.. H. Btoddut snd Baakw faa .
, - In .'
" "THI 80MI BSIZB BtrBa."
Rronlnc prl Ixiwr flonr. Miwpt last 3
rows. l.50;.lat S rowa. 1. B Iron jr. flrat 8
rtwa. 81: mronl mwa, T5-: laat rowa, MV.
QTf, 25c anil Sfic. BomM and ogMi. tio.
Bpaoial Chrlstmaa ana awraroar ataiinaa
Prima Uw (lir, $1; balcony, Ttkr and 6oc;
anllory. 2Se and afte. - -
Xiadlss, Bemember. ;''
Ladies who wish to make their father,
brothers, husband or gentlemen friends
a Christmas present should not overlook
M. Sichel, on Washington street. wheVe
everything for gentlemen ' can be had.
Novelties in .jeckwearfulLi.reaa
mufflpra and a great variety for genf
men that will be found useful and that
will be appreciated. Vlalt this popular
house, btfnre you finish your Christmas
buying. You'll not regret it.
CHIEFLY PERSONAL
Capt.'deorgs Conway, superintendent
Of the Oregon Railroad A Navigation
company water, lines,, accompanied by
his family, has gone to San Francisco,
Dr. Jay Tuttle of Astoria Is at ths
Imperial.
Miss Myrta James, daughter of Sup
erintendent James of the state peniten
tiary at Balem, Is- visiting in Portland, '
R. B. Sturgis, a prominent young man
of Pendleton, is registered, st the Im
perial. Mr. Bturgls is a son of the late
Sam P.' Sturgla, at one time a leading
Pendleton banker.
W; CTPufrer of" the nrm of PufTer,
Burgard to. Co.. haa gone to San Fran
cisco to spend the winter. He will' visit
Han Diego , and Loa Angeles before re
turning to Portland. - ' .
WONDERS OF THE
WORLD IN PORTLAND
It is td the credit of a Portland, mer
chant that haa enabled our good citl
tena to see. the largest variety of curios
In ths country. TO' those that have jiot
availed themselves of the opportunity of
visiting ths B, B. Rich- Curio Store
should do so snd Incidentally, see the
many, articles on sale at reasonable
prices, for Christmas) presents. At any
rate, a visit to this bow noted emporium
of curios will repay you. It la located
on the corner of Sixth and Waehington,
over ' the B. B. Rich cigar store.. En
trance on Sixth street. . .i ' :
. . It's evd Easy. :::-::...,!
Christmas buying is made easy when
stock and novelties are larger. . Th"re is
one place that off or a both and at the
same time makes the prices low as pos
sible to soil fli-wt-clasa goods. If you
have thought' of making a present to a
relative or friend In the Jewelry line,
don't forget Jaeger Bros. It tut at their
place you will And all that Is desirable
to select from' in .Jewelry at moderate
'prices. The quality la the best. The
namo Jaeger Bros, is a guarantee of
quality.. Their large sale so far - Is
hardly made noticeable., so great is the
stock hat is left to select from. Open
evenings. .. : ''.-.,--
SXTBB CXTBB BOX XTXSSV
.Itching piles produce moisture and
cause Itching, this form, as well as
Blind, 'Bleeding or Protruding Piles are
cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy,
Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tu
more. 60o a Jar, at druRglsta, or sent
by mall. Treatise free. Write me about
your case. . Dr. Bosanko. Phil'a, Pa.-
. . A B. B. RICH CIGAR. , .
B. Si. Rich' cigar stores soil only first
selections-nnd full factory slzos, "
B. B. RICH AUTOMOBILES.
Auto emokern" set mskes an elegant
pivso't. Any IS. II. Iticl), clg;r tie.
SIG SICHEL i CO.; 92 THIRD STREET
" Surprised sad Pleased.
We are not given to boestlng. but It fa
an acknowledged fact that we are the
leading Importers of clgara and, smokers'
outnta. Hence it Is expected that we
show at all times novel and eorreet
syloa. This year we have made epwtnl
efforts to eurpaow all prevloua displays.
ana for this nwieon ourj-wr. Big. Bicnr
visited .'ew York to meet kuropeen
manufacturers of hiRlt grade noveltice
for smoki'rs use; and we , are thorchy
able to show mont beautlfui'thliiKs, u
ful and ornamental. Our wliu1-iw mI'I
aiv yott some idea of tli m4'-rV
t ablcH unci acts. Iluve you i,tv t:i
niBgnlflufnlly-carvwl rarlHinii h, hi
brier and merachanin la !! r u-rlety.
SJ Slci:c!4CO',S2 UUUl.
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