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THE OHEGOltf DAILY JOURNAL, POKTLAND, MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 29, 1004. . I TOWN TOPICS f )..; F, B. Holbrook, the hustling manager of the Oregon Land & Water company's .. business at Irrlgoiv Or., ,1a in the city and will leave for home' this evening. ' HI town of Irrigon Is today, without doubt, the' liveliest place on the Pacific coast, and is growing just as fast as carpenters can build it. The company is engaged in' irrigating a large section of a country that will soon be a great two will furnish Portland with its ber ries and Vegetables that have heretofore been Imported ' from ' California. - Irrl gon melons will then become the onl t importation In that line coming to this city, a fid the same may be said of toma toes.' A. great and prosperous section is incubating at Mr. Holbrook's town. While you "wait! We have the only Goodyear lockstitch machines for- repair ing soles of shoes in town, no matter what our would-be Imitators, state. You do not have to wait to get your work done, better sole leather for the prices w charge and work second to. none. Men's soles sewed on, 50c, 6c and 90c; heels fixed, ' 26tf. LadieS' soles sewed on, 40c and 60c; heels fixed, IQo, Rub ber, heels fromi36c up. ' We call folr and deliver work free of charge.' Phone Main 20J1. Yamhill street, near Gas company's office. Goodyear Shoe -Repair Co,!'-:..riX' " ,; . Martin Federspiel i! was fined $16 by Municipal Judge Hogue thts morning for beating his wife at thelr"home, 303 Kast. Washington street, last Friday af ternoon. Federspiel was arrested Sat urday by Patrolman Hellyer. When the case came up for trial this morning, Mrs. Federspiel felt Inclined to forgive. Federspiel admitted that he had struck his wife, but said that ha shoved her harder than he had intended to. He also stated that if he was fined the money would be taken from their four young children. .. president,' will be celebrated. A special musical program has been arranged un der the charger of Mrs. Maria A. Smith. lJhefuneral of William MffietzLwhose body was brought to this city from San Francisco by Daniel J. Moore, last week, was held Saturday afternoon, r Burial was made in Riverside cemetery. 'There were no services held, and the funeral was " private. The- body was placed be side that of Aiken Copeland, both being close friends during life. ' - .f i t . , t 'The remains ofMlss Ruth Mohler, youngest daughter of President A. I Mohler, of the Oregon Railroad & Navi gation company, were Interred yesterday in the family vault at Cedar Rapids, la. Mr. , Mohler 1s on his way back .to Sara liao-IAkiS,w..r"t6""J6In"Kli"ramiiy. Just when, he will return to Portland 14 not known.,, . . .- f. Additional barricades are to be built along tho elevated roadway on East Washington street, the city engineer having come to this conclusion on ac count of the great danger to life there. The entire roadway to East Water street will be barricaded. It is said all tho roadways there are in a dangerous con dition, , ,: ;. ;;,;;;-:'.-... : ,; There are no table luxuries of greater delicacy than pfeffernuse, stollen, lub kuchen and baumkucheiv These con fections may be had only In Portland at the Royal Bakery and Confectionery, Washington and Park. The owners of this bakery acquired their training In Germany, where these dainties orig inated. Although they are fascinating and tempting to the palate, yet they are 'inexpensive; no much so that the most humble can afford the enjoyment of the luxury. The Central W. C. T. V. will hold Its regular Union Signal meeting on Tues day afternoon from J to at the home of Mre. F. J. Hard. 214 Twelfth street. This will also be a Red Letter day, on which the birthday of--Mrs.-! M. 8tev- ens. the world's and national W. C T." 17. Drs; Adix C8 Northrup OSTEOPATHIC ' PHYSICIANS Nervous end Chronic Diseases EXAMINATION FREE Suite 416, Dekum Building Extracted Free Without Pain until April 1st, at the BOSTON PAINLESS DENTISTS f 29 1 y2 M0RRJSON STREET TEEYIH With -tit Plates a Specialty at BOSTON PAINLESS DENTISTS TEETH Full Set, Fit Guaranteed $3.00, v BOSTON PAINLESS DENtlSTS T EET H Filled Without Pain at BOSTON PAINLESS DENTISTS 17 Try i7 o il M JiL m Treated Without Pain at BOSTON PAINLESS DENTISTS TEETH AT CUT RATES UNTIL . APRIL 1st . fr lTFTTH . Amcitf The Boston Painless Dentists are doing all dental work for cost of material to Introduce our late discov eries and painless methods. Painless Extracting Free Examinations,. . Free Hllver Fillings .............. i....$ .35 Gold Fillings .75 , Gold Crowns , 3.00 Bridge Work '. 3,00 Full Set Teeth , g.OO NO STUDENTS EMPLOYED. Come at once and take advantage of low rates. All work done by specialist, WITHOUT PAIN and guaranteed TEN TKAR3. Our late botanical discovery to apply to the gums for extracting, tilling and crowning TEETH WITHOUT PAIN Is known and used ,only by Boston Painless Dentists Corner Fifth and Morrison streets. En trance 21H Morrison, opposite Meier ft. Frank's. Hours 8:80 a. m. to i p. in.; Sundays till 1. .,.. v , -.. ..'., By climbing Into the back window of the Hoffman saloon, , 83 Third street, burglars secured ISO that had been hid in a corner of the office. This money is hid each night by the proprietors, C. Fall as and, K. Schmidt, when they close their place. It Is thought by them that the robber knew the workings of the sa loon. -Nothing else was disturbed. Examinations will be held by the civil service commission April 6 to 8 to fill two positions as engineer draftsmen. On April It an examination , will be held for the position of matron In the Indian service-and other similar vacancies that may occur In that service. - Marietta Bernard today brought suit against F. D, Love, George McGuire. Mr. and Mrs. George McGuire for $100 damagea. She asserts that they are wrongfully In possession of land in Auer's addition to Portland, She lays claim to the property. Fine day! Buy Meredith's umbrellas. Repairing and recovering. Two stores-. Washington and 6th, Morrison and 6th. Steamers for The Dalles will leave Alder-street wharf 7 a. m. dally (except Sunday). Phone Main 114. If ailing do not postpone your re covery. Get a bottle of Wahoo tonic today. "Peter Thompson" sailer suits msds to order. Mrs. M. Zeitfuchs, Allsky bldg. The Woman's Exchange, '424 Washing ton street Bread, pies, cakgs, etc. I Shumaker, furrier, S0 Burnside st S. II. Gruber, lawyer, 617 Com'cl Block. Chiefly Persona! J. G. Megler, the canneryman of Brookfleld, Wash., is in the city, accom panied by his wife. H. W. Goode, director general of the Lewis and Clark fair, left Saturday night .for i San Francisco. His trip is taken for the dual purpose of looking after, private matters and assisting the exposition. Mr. Goode expects to be ab sent about one week. Jefferson Myers went to Salem Satur day evening to be absent until Tuesday. He is president of the state Lewis and Clark exposition commission. SO TOT7 Tttl xca BO YOU UM COAX. Xf so, remember the Crystal Ioe Storage Oo. Phone, Seat 844. Marquam Grand Theatre wp On Nl(tht Only Tonight it :15 o'clock, HOWARD KYLE Is John Drew's and Mairte Adams' great eurceea, "ROSEMARY" Prlea Parquet, tt.60: parquet rlrrle, 11. Balcony, 76c and BOc. Gallery, 25e and 83c. Rom and Intra, $10. Marquam Grand Theatre Wadoeeday and Thuradar nights, March 3 and 8, WH. The Natural Actor, Genial DANIEL, J3UL.L.Y la bis latrat iumM. "THE CHIEF JUSTICE" Price Lower Boor, except laat 8 rowa. It; laat S rowa, T5e. Ralconj, Drat rowa, T5r: Gallery,. 2S and SV. Bona Beata are mow elllnf. laat rowa. fioc. and lota. 17.50. CORDRAY'S 1HEATRE CORDHAT RV88BLL, afaaagara. Tonight 1 and Tu carta y and Wedneaday only, the comady -drama. Slaves of the Mines" A heart atory of the Wyoming' rallcy. By C. E. Callahan end Kan L. Hart. A supers acenlc production. Spactal Knsacamont, Opanln Thuradar, March S. Matlnae Saturday, the famous OXaTKFXA OOMXO OaSBA OOUTAWX Of forty. In a aanat dallfhtfsl preaantstloa of tbs great satirical trarcaty, S AID PA8HA" THURSDAY, FRIDAY1. SATf'BDAr AND SATURDAY MATINKB. Chaare f opera Sunday matin. March t . "IHI IBLX Of CHAKFAOhTK," ' Keebante Is rtca. THE BAKER THEATRE noDl' Oaorse L, Baher, Bole taaaae and Manasor. , Tontcbt. all this week, matinee Saturday. Rnaclal pnvtnctlon cf the notd drama. THE TWO ORPHANS" Itrenlnf, BOc, 88c, Sde, 18e. Matinee, 25c, 15c, 10c. TC5TIMONIAL BENEFIT " Given For 0. JB.. HXIBSKAYX.Z. (BXJWB) Marquam Grand Opera House, Trlday Wight, Karek 4. Vocal and Instrumental Music , Portland's best musical talent will as lit. Tickets 60e. For sale at Woodard, tk Clarke, Aldrloh Pharmacy, Model Drug Btora, Washington and Grand avenue. East Side. ARCADE THEATRE SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON. REFINED VAUDEVILLE I II U :, V:St te 1:80. StTNOAY CONTINUOI'S f BOM 8 TO lOtlSA rOH LADIES. OENTLEMBN AND CHILDkEi? ADMISSION TJ CENT! TO ANY $Ul FRITZ THEATRE BtO-tU STTRKIIDE. . VAUDEVILLE .Two shows dally at 8 and 8 . a. CONCKBT 6ALL- BtAZIER BROS., CONCKBT BTEBt NIGHT. ,H ta in bubnsidb! DIFFERENT STORE- Mi Largest . -"Daylight Store" in the Northwest THE HOME OF QUALITY ANIJ WORTH FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS Spealung of the Weather Every body The little flroundhog seems to hsv reslly undereatlmated It. Persistant old Winter hangs or) to his straw like s drowning msn and splashes the chill water, which must soon engulf him, over us Oregon folk in the shape of tornadoes, hailstonss and big fain drops, with sll the fury of s bested demon driven, to his Isst corner. What of itT Laugh! Cheer upl Get the "happy habit." What m nation of chronlo grumblers we are, anyhowtoo mush-rain, too much aun, too much heat, too, much' cold, toobut forget It; every Winter is winterish snd froliosoms. Miss 8pring will soon toss old Winter off her lap and his him back to the "tall timber." This store Is working for the sssson of violets, buttercups and Oregon rosea. Esster is but five short weeks away; the time is only too short In whitfh to propers for her coming.1 Ths new gowns must be planned snd made. Easter Hats ordered now reoeivs more attention in detail of making than in the rush days. New things must be seleoted for the Spring home renovatiiigs. All thsse are best selected now when assortments are completed and a rising market is assurance that prices cannot go lower. But, for those who must still pay a last homsgs to Winter, we've still many "Warm Propositions" to maks of prices reduced on such goods ss Blankotay Comforts, Stovss. Underwesr, etc., arid Specisl Sale prices still abound fa jisa HI II sections of thia greet, RELIABLE store. ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS STORE'S THIS WEEK'TpaTrONS. A FEW THOUSANDS OF SPRING SALE OF JEWELRY . TOST T1iOO. Styles a la tnilltaire. A lot of new ness here in the store's Jewelry cas ket, pretty and Inexpensive. Shirt waist jewelry and other, all radi cally underprlced for our Annual Spring Sale. Ail latest designs, floral and other novelties. One needs considerable, and this Jewelry costs little, deceives no one (for everybody wears it) snd looks real to the life; very effective as an ad junct to Spring and Summer toi lettes all at less than regular prlcea some at one-tenth. Gold and Gunmetal Bracelets, value $1 special 65? .Sterling Sliver Bracelets, chain, value $1.60 specla) ........ 75 Sterling Slhyer Bracelets, vslue ?tc special 45 E9c Bracelets special ....... .25 Men's Watch Fobs, value 6c special - 35 Men's Watch Chains, gold filled, value to f 5 specisl 98) Men's Watch Chains, gold filled, value to $1.50 special ,....f0 Cuff Links, in large assorted pat ' terns, vslue 26c special. .. .15 Cuff Links, gold plated, value 60c special ...... 25V Charms and Lockets, value to 6c specisl 15S Earrings, Stickpin and Tie Clasp, ; values to 26c special ......10 Flag Pins, each ,.y. , .. 1 Lorgnette Chains, value fl.lt special, each 50 Lorgnette Chains, vslue 69c special, each .35 Lorgnette Chains, value 49c and 69c special, each 25t Earrings and Tie Holder, value to 69c special 150 Fancy Belt Pin, value (6c special, each 3St) Bterllng Silver Brooch Pin, val ues to 60c special each .... 50 And hundreds of other specials too numerous to mention here. Special Sale of New Arrivals Jardinieres nroo ratios. A magnificent line just arrived, sent on by our buyer now In the East. All in very newest, lstest dealgns and beautiful color blends. All In fancy shapes heavily glased out side and in. inch Jardinieres In handsome mottled effects -160 60c Jardinieres this week at., 400 S6c Jardinieres this week at ..270 7to Jardinieres this week at., 600 90c Jardinieres this week at.. 720 AN EXCEPTIONAL CootStove Offer THIRD FLOOR. In ordsr to thoroughly introduce our beat American-made Ranges and Cook Stoves into Portland homes and tho favor of Portland house wives and cooks we make this grand offer for this week only. Awsrs of tho competition 'of other storss, saoh making their claims to tho "best," wo ssarchod and scoured ths country over for tho REAL "best." Ws'vs obtained it in tho "QUICK MEALS" and "DETROITS" ths actual BEST in all tho stovs world. With this wo have seoursd tho services of tho most oxpsrisncsd expert stova man on ths Paeifio Coast to manage this now depsrtment and dem onstrate for PORTLAND'S BEST STORE the advantage AMERICA'S BEST STOVES AND RANGES. He wants to most all tho stove-buyers, and is willing to make it worth their while to become acquainted this way! For one weak wo will soli and sst up in your homes ens -of our 8-16 DETROIT COOK STOVES with water connections complete, resdy for uss (stove liko cut) a regular $35.00 value for ism- fmmm If x $27.50 No. 8 Cook Stovss, largo siis, "Kitchen Queen". $9.50 No, 7 Cook Stovs, large size, "Kitchen Queen" ,...(7.75 7 Mk .Si ii ii- r-r. 1 904 Wash Materials DOMESTIC AISLE FIRST FLOOR. This will bo an ovsntful wssk among tho lightsr fabrios in ths Wash Goods ssction. Liko first flowers of 8pring, tho airy wsavss, tho dainty tinta and bright huea awaken tnoughta of green trees and singing birds bring dslight to ths heart, glad to aoo tho ahacklea of Winter breaking. In our new fabrios Nature herself is almost outdons In bsauty blsnding. Ths world's best productions are, spresd out hare and inducements for buying now arc plenty, for cotton atavs high and we're apt to pay more and mora for suoh floods, and thsn again, tho weeks just ahssd aro thoso in which Summer drosses can bo most advantagooualy made, whether you are your own dreaamaker or not. Look through tho now lines this wssk. Among thorn you'll note "TOIL DU JOUR," a now novslty, shssr material of tho crash family with traoings of delicate whit lines running through and flocked horo and there with f white liko purs whits violets on ths green hillsides of g Spring, tho yard, 200 and W "TOIL AUTO," a fabrio of linen and cotton admixture, will bo pressed into service when you're making up tho shirtwaist suit! for tho TO summer girl ; vary handsome; swail mixsd streets aro includsd in this new, ultra fashionable wash mi terialj yard iv ivr imv 25c New linen warp Etamines, in handsoms, shadsd effects! an effective novelty, yard .' 900 vuil. TUU RAIN65 A splendid substitute for tho all wool voiles. In demand now for making up for 8pring wear; yard ...... ' V V 15c CREPE VOILES AND ETAMINES Fabrica with all tho "fool," ap pearance and wearing qualities of their haughty originators, tho more oxponsivo fabrics; 30 inchss wide, in all tho now and wanted shadea for street or evening wesr; the yard , DANISH CLOTH A half -wool fabrio, the most popular among tho particular wearera of this class of matsrlsls. In two , widths 24-inch at 150 the yard; 36-inch, the yard , 25c ,25c Superb New Spring Silks ANNEX FIRST FLOOR. How paint tho lily?. Or add another hue to the rainbow? Prosalo printer's Ink can do but scant justice in picturing the beautiea of. the new Silks from foreign and .domestic looms snd closer and clossr the domestic ailks ars pushing ths foreign for leadership. And practical nass Is not lost sight of. One seas so much by coming here. Spring toilettes can bsst be planned after eeeing the exhibit here. This week ws will show in the "Silk Store" the most extensive and complete lines ths grandeat and biggest varieties of both plain and exclusive novelty 8ilks ever shown by any house on the Paeifio coast, embracing every new wsave ahown by American and foreign makers. Silk for the smart new Shirtwaist 8uits, for linings and foundations for dresses, for swell evening and psrty gowns, for trimmings and fancy work in abort,' every style and finish IS to be found in thie great Silk Store, and all marked at prices that are not duplicated for values in all the North west. We sspecielly call your attention to our line of Black Taffetas, Pesu de 8oies, Paillette do Soiss and Peau do Cygne, which ailk-buyers know are positively the best Silks Uncle Sam'a dollars can buy. A WONDERFUL THREE-DAYS' BARGAIN IN SPLENDID NEW 1904 TWEED SUITINGS. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, THIS WEEK. WE WILL. SELL $1.50 TWEED 8UITING3 AT 980 THE YARD 56-Inch nsw all-wool twssd Suitings, excellent wearing fabrica; one of thia season's most fashionable fabrica. The choosing embracea plain colors, nsat stripes and checks, in all the, new colorings. See win dow display. Poaitively the best value sold anywhere in America at $1.50 a yard. For three named days we place them Q on apecial tables in Dress Goods department at, , TFafjC the yard Women's New Suits Spring Skirts Shirtwaists, Coats, Evening Wraps xooaro yloob. Garments that will appeal to women who .appreciate the refinements of tailor, art. Suits that beer closest Inspection of careful eyes aa to cut and workmanship. Here's outlines, bare hints of style that driesn't bnd to mere word - painting. Models that are smartly dashing Etons, blouse and bolero effects, swag ger military styles, some collarlees, others with military collars, and made on military lines throughout, trimmings that suggest the drees parade on field dayn in camp. The manager of Port land's blggeat and best suit store is home from New York came Saturday. Come in tomorrow and she'll tell you more than we could tell In a page, and ahow you more than any picture we might draw. New Spring Walking Butts. ll.60 to 175X0 New Spring Walking Skirts. ........ f5.00 to ie,80 tNew Spring Shirtwaists. . .$146 to Se.oo New'Sprlng Coats ...... f 18.60 to 138.50 New Spring Silk Coats., , . 10 to $38.80 BPKCIATi NOTE New Novelty 811k Ev ening Waists came In by express yes terday. The greatest display of hand some,. Welets- ever brought to Port land, Prices .,....,...,. fig to $43 THE LID IS OFF A Peep Into the Box That Holds New Spring Millinery sxcoKo nooi. , This treek the new Millinery Chief arrives home from our New Tork City workroom and Ms two months' hobnobbing with tho .leading millinery designers of the Old and New Worlds. He haa talked French Millinery with the Parlaians, and compared notes with our English couaIna---the Londoners. His will be a royal wel come home, for we're proud of him and his emissaries the beau tiful Spring Hats he's ent on ahead. We can draw but a rough pencil sketch of the besutiful millinery painting. ; The superb showing1 Is worthy of more than ws can do for it in cold type. Como In thia week and draw in an eye Inhalation of the odors of frag rance and newneas that permeate our 1904 Millinery Salons. GAGE HATS. Popular favorites, plain "Dumont" leads and fancy Straws. The .$8.50 to 110 BENDEL HATS The popular London Hat. Imported direct from the maker by this house. Horse hair braids, mollne faiinga and tiny flowers conjured Into fetching rosette forms, predominate as trimmings . .............,....,,,,.,. .$9 to $13-50 KEITH HATS New with us this season. The rage 'in Eastern . fashion centers. Of Tuscsn straw, with trimmings of ribbons and wings $3 to $10 THE "CODEL" New York's leader of Tailored Hats' In the Fsshloa ' world. The "Colonial" Turban Snd the "Georgette"' (adapted from . thFrench model of the famous Parisian maker whose name it bears), take precedence among Spring's atyle votaries. These i hats are beautifully and tastefully trimmed in the extreme of '' Fsshlon's lstest fancies. Chiffon, foliage and roses afe plentiful as roses In an Oregon summer. Price range. .... .$5.00 to $15.00 Our1 new manager arrives Wednesday. "At Home" on second floor after that date. i WELCOME.) . . N