The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 27, 1904, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTTI33 OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SATURDAY TTTEXTSG, FEBRUARY 27. 1004. I TOWN TOPICS- Oliver W. Stewart, chairman of the "national Prohibition committee, ta.ex ' pected to arrive in Portland tomorrow , morning from Chicago. Hlg trip la In t'ne interest ot the Prohibition party of hls state, and particularly of the local option com pa Ign now on. He will de liver a-Jdresses on Sunday at the rirst Christian church at 10:39.' at -the Y. M. C. A. auditorium at 8, and the Second Baptist church at 7:30. He la accom panied by hla wife,; and they will be entertained by tilr. and Mrs. I. H, Amoi ,-at Hi Hawthorne avenue, t;V,.i-;'-fVJtf..i! Dr. Henry J. Talbott. the retiring pas torf of , the Taylor Street Methodlat vl.urch, was given a farewell reception In the lecture room of the church last night. He- goes aa missionary to. Utah. Samuel ConneU' was chairman of the 1 gathering. Mfa. O. 8." Mann and Mrs. II. M. Smith sang. Addresses were made by J. W, Reld and Rev. 3, R. Lathrop, .tr. Talbott haa been here two and one half years, and haa received 871 acces sions to the iTfcut'ch, a net gain of 151 membera., ' . : , - The pupils of the" Montavllle school pave , a successful entertainment last evening in Woodmen hall, M6ntavlUai The "Cantata of the. Nations" was aung by 40 of th pupils. fThere were two representatives from each nation In cos tume. The choruses -wers pretty and well trained. There was music by the boys' quartet, the girls' sextet and the Mandolin club. 8., E." Hunter was tha musical director. The entertainment was repeated again" this afternoon at S O'clock. ".; , i"1."'- The Royal Bakery and Confectionery, Parlt, and Washington, Is under tha management of gentlemen who acquired the knowledge of baking In tha great German metropolis. Its chief confec- i tlons are of Oerman origin, as stollen, lumbuchen, baumkuchen, etc. " It Is a delight to have these rare delicacies on the table, and especially as they cost no mors than the plain stuff that some folk , imagine is really good. . - Remember, the Portland Custom Shoe & Repair Co. guarantee their aole sewing not to rip. as .we have the only perfected shoe , machine on tha coast. Surpasses hand work. Ladles' sewed soles, 60 cents; gnt's. 76 cents and up.: Work called for end delivered. . Phone Red 2955. or call 29 Yamhill street, Turns Halle building. Rev. X. .3. Anthony and Luther R. Robinson ' are conducting revival ser vices at Albina. The song service opens at 7:4S o'clock and preaching be gins at 8 o'clock each evening;. . Rev. Mr. Anthony and Mr. Robinson are members of the Kentucky conference of thtrlcthodtst-EptscopaT"tnureh: The First Church of Chrlat Scientist, t Irving and Twenty-third streets, will hold Its first service In the lower hall In the Scottish Rite cathedral at Mor rison and Lownsdale streets tomorrow. The presehchurch . Js noMarge. enough. A specTal musical program will be given at 11 a. m. tomorrow. The stats Lewis and Clark fair com mission yesterday received 11 photo graphs of scenes In Harney county for a part of that' county's exhibit at 8t. Louls. Among them is s series of views showing the Improved method of stack ing hay In use there, and an Immense herd of cattle. A sacred concert will be given at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the rooms of the Y. M, C. . A. The choir of the First Christian church will furnish the . music. . The address of tha afternoon will be delivered by Rev. J. Whitoomb ' Brougher, pastor of tha First Baptist church. If the Russian besr will corns to Portland for humantty'a sake we'll launder his hide. Our steam-heated polisher- would frightfully heat but not burn his Jacket It don't burn anything which is its great distinction. Union Laundry, Second end Jefferson. .The handsome photography turned out by E. W. Moore, Portland's well-known photographer, is attracting wide atten- MANN A. BEACH PRINTERS ' 92 Second Street Ground Floor BEST WORK Low Price Telephone 444 I CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT .. ' r. llfilU ' ';:Wm-: 9r. T. F. Wls, of Wise Bros. After 17 yeara of busy Se business career in this it city, Dr. W, A. Wise, of & Wise Bros., retires from t the active buslnesa man- agement of the nrm, be- lng relieved by his brother, T. P. Wise, who i f. has been associated with ; ; - the Arm for the last four i years. Dr. T. P. Wise Is ; t a, graduate from the den- u tal department of - the ; t Chicago Northwestern u University, His actual & dental practice covera a it period of about 10 years, ; ; his first work being In ' Ohio, then two years in & , Tillamook,-and for then ; past four years In Port- c ' land. Mr. Wise Is a com- H paratively young msfi, ; and his business, experl- ii . ence is as yet undevcl- ? oped, as com ps rod to his n . knowledge of dental if work, and the change n was brought about Tn . order to give him the u practical and worklni $ , business knowledge of the dental profession. ; ; Hts success along these j t lines Is already assured, ti Dr. W. A. Wise, who it Is- a pioneer dentist of ; t Oregon, will not sever ) t his connection with tho firm, but on the contrary i f ; Instead of devoting the ; ; greater part of his time n to the business of the it firm, will give his entlro w time to the dental work ' of the business. . m The-new arrangement it cannot help but be bene- n ficlal, both to the public u and the firm of Wlso a Bros. . : Free! Free! Free! SAMPLES OF MY CELEBRATED DR. NELDEN'S FRENCH TRANSPARENT ANTI-WRINKLE CREAM. 1 Free I Free! Free I INSTRUCTION . IN HOW TO CARE FOR THE FACE, SO THAT ONE MAY ALWAYS BE BEAUTIFUL. ; Muscles Builded Up, HoIIowness Filled Out tlon. Mr. ilooi'e'a new gallery at Sev enth and Washington, opposite the Im perial, hotel (with ground floor entrance on Seventh) la exceedingly well equipped for tha best class 'of work, there being nothing good known to the great gal leries of the country that he has not Installed. Because of the supreme sat isfaction he gives to every patron, the Moore gallery la experiencing the beat buslnesa it ever did in Portland. Mend Your Clothes Free nr.il If we are not doing It, we should bo dolnsr It. " If for no other reason than the fact that whatever we do, we do right. We have the best help In the city and tney turn out tne Dest worn. Telephone for one of our wsgons and slve us a trtst. You'll be convinced on one trial, and we'll get - your laundry wont in tne future, OREGON LAUNDRY and TOILET SUPPLY CO. Phone East 13. ' 0. T. BVAJri, Mgr. Diamonds There's no place in' town where you can see a prettier assortment or more exquisite diamonds, than here. We neve all kinds and prices. See them. 3 aB The regular meeting of the Council of Jewish Women will be held next Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the Sslllng-Hlrsch building. Aaron Til ler, a local physician, who has recently returned from a year s residence abroad, will deliver an address on "Modern Hy giene and Judaism." Dr. Tilser will point out the similarity between the old Jewish laws ana moaern meaicai prac tice. ' There will also be mualcal numbers. A Joint meeting of the Fourth and Fifth Ward Republican clubs was held last night In Italian hall, Fourth and Mill streets, Charles V: or&, W. E. Seton, F. K. Beach and W. T. Mulr spoke. A colored orchestra was present and Professor Moon played tne bagpipe. Mrs. Alice Keely died yesterday at the Mt Tabor sanitorlum at the age of" 35. A husband, John Keely, and three children and her mother survive. Mrs. Keely's home was at t6 East Water street. - -- 1 Hon. Oliver W. Stewart will speak to morrow at 10:30 a. m. In the Flrat Christian church, Park and Columbia streets, at S p. m. at the Y. M. C. A. and 7:80 p. m. In the Second Baptist church, East Seventh and Ankeny streets. Wanted Bales glrla for ribbons, hos iery, kid gloves, laces, notions and un derwear, also capable man for linens, curtain and draperies. -Apply Monday morning before 9 a. m., to MOAllen tc McDonnell. , GEORGE ALISON HAS FAME AS COMPOSER Oeorga Alison, leading man of the Baker theatre, Is not only an actor, but a writer and musician. Verses from his pen frequently appear In the magaslnes. In tha currsnt production of "The Two Orphans" the lively drinking song In the second act and the plaintive melody sung by tha blind girl, were composed by him. In addition the orchestra will render two new compositions by Mr. Alison one a tuneful serenade, the other a "Spring Dance." The latter Is played In public for the first time, 3 kouow vxox Bzrosa tzat- MXMT. The Western Mantle Co. Have removed to 404 East Morrison street near Grand avenue, where the fac tory turns out a guaranteed mantle equal to the best of the best. We are some times asked, "Can you really make a gaa mantle here In Portland?" We re-ply-by-aeking our Inquirer If It Is not a simpler proposition to shake up a chem ist for four days In a vestibule car In bringing him to Oregon to manufacture mantles, than to be continually shak ing the delicate mantles for 10 days In a rough old freight train on their' jour ney across the continent? The battlesMpOregon,-made-on the Pacific coaat, broke the record for en durance. The Western gss mantle has also broken the endurance record and makes only light work of It. Ask your dealer for a Western mantle and get one that Is not ear sick. If you are Interested in seeing a mantle made drop Into our factory. Visitors are al ways welcome. If your digestive organs are Impaired in any way. if you are tired, languid. losing ambition, get a bottle of Wahoo Tonic. It will rejevenate you. At all druggists. Price 50c. Arthur C. Lawrence, who died at Nampt, Ida., last Thursday, will be burled at Salem at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. He was a traveling salesman for Allen & Lewis. Rev. W. 8, Gilbert will deliver a lec ture on the Philippines at the Men's Resort, (8 North Sixth street, tonight at 7:45 0 clock. A collection of curios will be shown. A social ball will be given by the Hoffnunga lodge. No. 20. D. H. S., on February 28, 1904, at Foresters' hall, Second and Yamhill streets. Admis sion, 25 cents. Marquam Grand Theatre wB.plSe?.u MURRAY AND MACK Is tha linilcal Entur ' "A Nlgbt on Broadway" LAST PERFORMANCE TONIGHT Prices 1. T6e, 50e. S5e, 25c. Lant night the First Ward Roosevelt and Mitchell Republican club met In Artisans' hall in the Ablngton building. A. K. Benlly, W. A. Storey and Charles Lord spoke. Furniture packed for removal or shipment; repairing, upholstering, re finishing. Charles E. Walborn, 284 Sec ond street, near Jefferson. Tha Brotherhood of Railway Em ployes on next Wednesday evening, March 2, will give a ball at Arlon hall. Second and Oak streets. Elmer Meston of Pslestlne, 111., Is In the city conducting evangelical aervlees and doing personal -work In the saloons and resorts. Fine dsy! Buy Meredith's umbrellas. Repairing and recovering. Two etores Washington and 6th, Morrison and 6th, Bteam boiler Insurance covera damage to boiler,' property and for Injuries. Campbell & Rodgers, 261 Washington. . Newport Social club. ionday evening, February 29, Woodmen hall, East Sixth and Alder, Everest's orchestra. Castle Gate coal will pleass you Phone us your order. Office and bunkers 154 North Fifth. Main 1018. Steamers ' for The Dalles will leave Alder-street wharf 7 a. m. dally (except Sunday). Phono Main 114. Plate glass Insurance against break age. Maryland casualty company, mi Washington street, Miss Copeland, teacher of dancing, Burkhard hall, Monday evenlnga. Main 8618. " r 1 ' ' "Peter Thompson" ssllor suits made to order. Mrs. M. Zeltfuchs, Allsky bldg, Newport Social club. C. E. WalBorn, 248 Second street, fur nlture packing. Phone Hood 1177. Newport Social club. if-,. The Woman's Exchange, 424 Washing' ton street. Bread, pies, cakes, etc Mrs. 'George H. Coulter is 111 at her home at 473 East Ninth street. Newport Social club. Shumaker, furrier. 808 Burnslde st Newport Boclsl club. Dr. Amos, surgeon. Dekum building. Newport Social "club. . . . , SO TOTT TAXI ICS SO YOU tJBB OOAX tf so, remembei the Crystal Ice Js Storage Co. Phone, Das 84. AS XT APPZAXXO AFTBS TOMS OtTT BY Madame Holmes -Ribbecke BEAUTIFUL . FACES For Homely People TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT Glvsn For o. x. vnzBAis (um Marquam Grand Opera House, Friday Sight, Kareh 4. . Vocal and Inatrumental Musto. Portland's best musical talent will as sist. Tickets 60c. For sale at Woodard. & Clarke. Aldrich Pharmacy, Model Drug Store, Waahington and Grand avenue. East Side. ARCADE THEATRE SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON. REFINED VAUDEVILLE 1:80 ts 4:80. T:80 te 10:80. SDNDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 1 TO IflrSS. FOB LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. ADMISSION TEN CENTS TO ANY SEAT. FRITZ THEATRE 840-11! SUSVSIDZ, FRED FRITl Prop. W. H. BROWN, Ugt. THE HOME OP VAUDEVILLE TWO SHOWS DAILY AT 2 AND 8 P. M. concert hall blazieTbros. concert evert night. 843 -94 RURNRIDft. A Sensation A gentlemen visiting Portland was overheard telling a friend at the Perkins hotel the other day of a strange expe rience be had with a clairvoyant at 813 H Washington street. Prof. Saint William the English medium, wss the one he visited. The gentleman -said; "1 had no sooner sat ror a reading in me stuoio than St. William commenced to tell my mint and oresent life better than I can myself. He told me about the death of my wife and gave me a mental picture of her just aa I had known her in llfo; told me the name of my wife's bosom companion in fact, he told me many things, and some which had pusiled me for years, i never aid peueve in mese ihinrn before. I sm convinced that some have tbe gift to read one's Ufa like an open coos, inis at. wuitam ! artfted and I have full confidence in him. It lifts doubt and cleara ones path for duty. .1 believe money apent with him Is worth what he asks for hi readings." Many men became interested II Ul mail "Wi J . .4 iv Tinm null,,.- lng to hear each roan give his experl snoe thst they had had with this gifted man. ft. William has made a tits' study of Ms work, and he wss born from a famtly of noted clairvoyants, whnse history has become worldwide. Prof. St. William has resd the hands ot the most noted men snd women in Eng land and Amcrlcs. lie predicted the war in the east, snd stairs It will become a mlxup of the nations. You can visit him every day from a. m. to p. m, "MaveYou Poor Teeth 2 If so, don't neglect them. You'll regret it in years to come. You should consult DR.:B. E, WRIGHT. - Portland's Popular Dentist DR. WRIGHT can help you where others faiL SMALLPOX PITTINGS REMOVED, WRINKLES REMOVED. ALL BLEM ISHES OF THE FACE ERADICATED. The On'y Woman West of New York Ever Admitted and Gradn ated From The Great Rclden Institute THIS MAN'S FAME IS IN EVERY BODY'S MOUTH. HE IS KNOWN WHEREVER DAINTY WOMEN AND STYLISH MEN EXIST. I Treat Every Affliction of the Human Face and Scalp. I POSITIVELY MAKE FACES! AND THIS IS NO MIRACLE, EITHER, BUT THE RESULT OF SCIENTIFIC WORK AFTER LONO PRACTICE. NO FEAR OT SUFFERING, AS MT WORK IS ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS. IF YOU CARE TO LOOK YOUNG, CALL AND I WILL TELL YOU TRUTHFULLY, AND WITHOUT ANT CHARGE WHATEVER. EVERYTHING AND ALL YOU NEED TO MAKE YOU SO MUCH WORK DONE IN THIS CITY THE PAST SIX MONTHS BY A SO- CALLED DERMATOLOGIST HAS RUINED MANY FACES. CAN YOU AFFORD TO TRUST YOURS TO SUCH AN AMATEURT WRIN KLES, SMALLPOX PITTINGS, SCARS OR BLEMISHES PERMANENTLY REMOVED WITHOUT DANGER. AT - t. ? 1 ' ' V - -' P.epam- 't' No. 4270 If you hold coupon No. 4270 you have won the gasoline launch given away by Dr. Wright If the holder does not pre- ' sent the aamewithinO 4ays another number will be selected- No. 4270 Branch Office in Salem, Steusloff Bldg. Dr. B. E. Wright's Dental Office 342K WASHINGTON ST. COR. 7th REFFLING IMPORTING TAILOR. 231 WASHINGTON STREET WHEN YOU SEE TBAOES WW COUNCIL OJTB OP TSXSII Z.ASXX.S You will' know It was printed In an office run Tinder fair condi tions. Demsnfl It on all your printing. Portland Allied Printing Trades Composed of Tha Typographical Union. The Printing; Pressmen's Union. Brotherhood of Bookbinders, Stereotype' . and Xlactrotrpers Union. THE PORTLAND 1 POBTXOJrS, OUOOH AMERICAN PLAN $3 Per Day and Upward KADQUASTESS FC2 TOUWSTX AND COMMERCIAL TRAVELEB.- laUI rates ssade to fasaiUss Mt slajrU rentleinasu n srfll leased at ail tlsass to shew roems and gtn prtoes. A VSirklak katk aahllahmssit Is tha heSaL WE ARE GOING TO MOVE From our present location, over the northwest corner of Third and Yam hill, over Laue-DavJs Drug Co. Our prices were always low, but for the remainder of this week we will give all our $30 SUITS FOR $25 ' A few pieces worth 938 tot tao. lee nu Sow yonr Iprtng Bull Norgard & Petterson 86H TaHXTXI BBT. TKimS AST) TOUSTBL. Aza tlolmes-uibbecke 364 MORRISON STREET Phone Hood 282 Fine Grille Work ' Carving, Turning Ornamental and Wood Novelties Prompt Attention to All Orders Our Motto PORTLAND GRILLE; AND CARVING CO. 147K Pront t, Worth of Morrison It. Hou Mala 1336. R.Lutke&Co. ' Successors DIXON, BORQESON Ca Manufacturers of Every Description of Show Cases JEWELERS' AND DRUOOlSTr WALL CASES AND BANK FIXTURES. 140-143 IT. tXXTTL IT 9WthMM9, OM. oa-fO TiXtt Ave oath, leattle, ""rasa, . iv : I Everybody to Their Business Ours Is the Laundry business, and we pride ourselves on the fsct that none can do a higher grade than Ih turned out of our laundry. WK are equipped to do high-grade work, by having installed In our plant ths best Laundry machinery to be bought in the country, and employ none but the best help. Lt us send our wagon around for a trial order. TROY LAUNDRY CO. West lids Offloe 30 Washington Street. laundry, 801 Bast Water Street Telephone, Eaat 33. ' X : m t n t "MMM: DRINK THE OLD AND RENOWNED J GAMBRINUS LAGER BEER ! X SEND ORDERS FOR BOTTLED BEER J TO OFFICE, 793 WASHINGTON ST. 1 TELEPHONE No.' Il'AIN 49. BOTH PHONES. I .MMMMMI The little "points" sticking out all over a "Perfect" do not fall to catch the eye of a prospective customer. It Is the little points that count. w.q. Mcpherson co. .47 rir-t