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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1804. ,
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The Coast's Oreateat' Jewelry Store" "
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; Do not wear cheap or improperly fitted glasses.1. '
- Do not wear your glasses when they are bent We'are"'
always glad to straighten them for you.. i
Do not forget that we have an expert optician who de
votes his entire time to the scientific examination of the eye
and the furnishing of glasses exclusively. '
Manufacturer? of Jewelry and Optical Goods Cor. WASHINGTON AND THIRD
MAXELL MO;
121, 123 Grand Avenue
New Spring Goods
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
W are - showing a, much larger and more up to date stock of
Dry- Goods,. Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Clothing and Hats than was
ever before shown on the east slde-i-You are "earnestly. Invited to
visit our. store,, for comparison of, styles and prices.
FRIDAY BARGAINS
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Boys' 25c Heavy Ribbed Hose 16c
, Heavy ribbed seamless fast black- Stockings, regular 25c, at
164, Bin 6 to .
Child's 50c Umbrella 37c
1 22-Inch Umbrellas, steel rod and i
Extra Values in Children's Shoes
Chllds 20 and 22-Inch Umbrellas, steel rod and frame, fast black
cover. !. ,. ' . -
Newest style Kid Shoes, with heavy extension soles, patent
feather Una.' all solid leather ' ' : ;
' Sizes S to 8, 85eV ' 8ft to 11 at fl.OO,..- Sizes 11 to 1 at $1.25 .
Boys' $1.25 Shoes at 98c
y Boys'-satin Calf Shoes, heavy extension soles, very stylish and
serviceable sizes B to 13H. '
TO BATTLE WITH
DISEASE
FOBT&AHD , KYSXCXAJrS TAKE
; nun to oxoAirzzs bocxett
WKZOB Willi XSTABUSK rBEB
AXXTABXUK TOB COHStTMPTITES
mxpicax ooa y nai'ioar closes.
Consumptives ' are to have .. a home
where they-may-receive treatment free
of charge. The need of each an Institu
tion has been felt in Portland for a long
time and when the matter was, brought
up yesterday at -the closing session of
the state conference of the health offi
cers of Oregon,: the',plan . for .securing
such a home was heartily Indorsed. A
Joint committee from the state' board of
health and the Portland :. Medical so
ciety has been, appointed by Dr. Gilles
pie,' president of the medical society.
The commitee includes Harry Lune, Dr,
O. Binswanger and Dr. woods Hutchin
son.. The committee plans to secure a
country place, not far from the city
and easy of access for , the sanitarium.
The fresh-air. treatment will . be ' used
entirely. Those patients who are able
to pay will ,' do so buT-nO one will be
refused because of inability to pay for
service. ,--.i.-v-- ..... -,: ... ,:, . s
Dr. Hutchinson said today that it is
likely that an ,- organization will be
formed and trustees will te appointed to
receive funds. .The committee has held
no. meetings, but will fake hold of the
enterprise at once. . ,
The . medical . conventions closed yester
day. Mo'st'.of ' the ;tlme was taken up
in a discussion of -the prevention jot
tuberculosis. ' The doctors agreed that
sunlight, fresh' air. and. exercise are much
more - beneficial than drugs. It makes
no difference as to the climate, they say,
and furthermore, consumption is not a
hereditary disease, as is contended. Dr.
J.- R. Tocum of Tadoma opened the dis
cussion and was followed by Doctors N.
K. Foster of Sacramento, secretary of
the California state board of health: E.
B. Picket of Medford, 8. B. Nelson, pres
ident of the Washington state' board of
health; J. Hunter Wells of Korea, C J.
Smith of Pendleton and W. T. William i
son, William House and Woods Hutchin
son of this city. .
The following out of town physicians
attended the convention: N. K. Foster,
secretary v California state board of
health, Sacramento; Dr. 6. B. Nelson,
president Washington state board of
health; Elmer p. Heg, secretary, and Dr,
L..M, Simms.of Kalama; Dr. E. A.
Pierce, Salem; Dr. -H. C Smith, Marlon
county physician, Salem; Dr. Frampton
Broslus, ' Hood .Kiver; Dr. .Robert E.
Pilkington, , city . physician of Astoria;
Dr. Walter GCullln, CoquiUe City; Dr.
C. X Smith, Pendleton; Dr. E. Barton
Pickel. Medford ; - Dr. Alfred Kinney,
Astoria; Dr. J R-iTocom. Seattle; Dr. F.
W. Van Dyke," Grant's Passl Dr. Harry
R. Cliff, St Helens; Dr. Kdward Bennett,
county physician of Benton county; Dr.
JT. B. -Hall, city physician and mayor
of Clatskanle;. I A. Beckwitn, city
health Officer of Eugene; Dr. Harlos H.
Ong, Wendllng; J. O. Booth, county
Judge of Josephine county; Thomas F.
Ryan,' -.'-county '' Judge of Clackamas
county; C. J. 'Trenchard, county Judge
of Clatsop county; Virgil E. 'Walters,
county Judge pf Benton county ro. A.
Hartman, county Judge of . .Umatilla
enuntv: Dr. Taylor N. Snow. county
physician of Baker county; Dr. ! B. -H.
Parker, city pnysician, tsaaer wy, .
E. Blakeley, county judge 4 of Wasco
county; Dr. G. O. Goffln. county phy
sician of Sherman i county; Prof essor
Pernot, state bacteriologist; Prof.! Albert
R.- Sweetser," state hlohsglst; 'Dr.' Ralph
Matson. bacteriologist of thestate,board
of health. l V vvvvV -J
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?U's Cur far Comumptioa pNTtats grip and
pneumonia. At drnggiats. : . . ;
Please Remember
TJiat our Spring Top Coats and Suits are absolutely correct in
style, fit, fabrics and workmanship.' There's nothing common
place about them.
' You'll find swell swagger styles here suitable for the needs of
the most careful dressers.
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS HERE
FOR CLOTHING CARRYING THIS
WELL KNOWN LABEL.
AWKERSAEWyoRK
Bufftim Pendleton
' CLOTHIERS - HATTERS" FURNISHERS -
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311 'Morrison Street, Opposite. Postoffice
Grrect Clothes far Men
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THEY COST NO MORE
OUR WIND-PROOF
RUST-PROOF UMBRELLAS
Cost no more than the common kind but wear twice as long
JOHN ALLESINA
309 Morrison St. TWO STORES 286 Washington St.
West Side Office Removed
To New Quarters, 109 Fifth Street, ;
, Corner Washington.
Always the Best Work When It Comes
From the Troy Laundry.
TR&Y LAUNDRY,CO.
DRINK THE OLD AND RENOWNED
GAMBRMJS LAGER BEER
SEND ORDERS FOR BOTTLED BEER ;
: ' TO OFFICE, 793 WASHINGTON ST.
I TELEPHONE Na ' hlAlU 43. BOTH PHONES.
( FOR EVER YOUNG j
By using U-AR-DAS (Liquid. Face Powder), II
; which imparts to the complexion the softness
' and beauty of healthy youth ' II I
; and preserves it from-the I
VXT . ravages of wind, sun and age. t fat'
Xxtfrt FOR SALE BY ALL . fVv
Ay ORuaaisTs vSfY
THE" DIFFERENT
STORE"
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FIFTH AND
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.Widow, of Guatemala's Assassinated President De
tained at an Francisco.
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United States Customs Officials Seized Her Famous Collection of
Jewels and Demanded 960,000 Duty She Wore Them on State
Occasions and Everybody Thought They Were Worth $1,000,000.
MME. ALGERIE REYNA BARRIOS.
TW Mitont effldalt t Bu fraaciM wh kxl demixld (40.000 Aatr bw eoll.
tioa et dUaiond and etkar ffai r attoaikd t Um iUsmtctt tkt mtl e( tkm
ra "Barrioa DlMta," u4 that tb Mtlraoeileotlea did ot eoat (20.00a Km
BfrioiJath widow tlttMM t1 ! OutoMll, M bar jawal war aoa
ldrd fcy rrdy f fca taa 4w M taa warld.
Come to Our Store and See the Genuine Barrios Dia
monds the Kind Mme. Barrios Wore. .
" ; Why people continue to pay extravagant prices for diamonds is more than we can understand.
Anybody who will read the following special dispatch telegraphed from San Francisco to the lead
ing newspapers of this city will readily understand that it is no longer necessary to pay enormous
sums for diamonds: ......
H8aa FrmncUco, March 16. Mm. Algerio Rem Barrios' famous diamond necklace, which, aha has worn
. on state oocaciona in Guatemala and at social functions In New Tork, la not composed of high-priced diamonds
after all.bnt of Barrios Diamonds. Many other gems In what was thought to he one of the most magnificent collec
tions of Jewela In the world . are bat clew imitations. . This astounding discorerx was made by Custom House -experts,
who examined them for the purpose of fixing their value.""'
Mme. Barrios, the widow of the second. Barrios, President of Guatemala, assassinated, like ,
his uncle, two years ago, arrived in San Francisco recently. The Custom House officials demanded
that $60,000 duty be paid on Mme. Barrios' jewels. She demurred, 1 claiming that the gems were
bought in New York by her late husband's agents.
The Custom House experts examined the jewels after Mme. Barrios had failed "to establish
' her statement by documentary proof, and the amazing discovery was made that the jewels of Mme.
Barrios, reported to be one of the wealthiest women In the world, are, many of them, only "Barrios
Diamonds. The jewels upon which $60,000, duty was demanded are not worth $20,000. Experts
thought the jewels were worth more than a million dollars. ,
Now, what do you say to that? If Barrios Diamonds are good enough for s president's wife
to wear on state occasions, don't you think they are good enough for you? -
If expert jewelers, selected by the United States Government to appraise such articles, think -Barrios
Diamonds are the high-priced kind, do you think any ordinary citizen .would detect ; the
difference? We defy them to distinguish Barrios Diamonds from the kind sold in exclusive jewel
ry stores every day for fancy prices. Don't go astray in such an important matter as buying dia-'
monds. Comc to our store and get the Barrios Diamonds.
You Must
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Three-Stene Til- SoaU Marqul.. !
pCnow. VTwWta, Baanttfta whlta and
partaetly brtlllaBt brtlttaBt atonea, wUk
atoMa, araohr aurtehad. , Baby, Bnaralo, of Tar-
Setkitli ul 0Blab4 1 tU. , 1
tkfwasuoat wlU taa ( stona art br a4. A ;
graataat cat. A au- P?lJ?TV- if!!17 Jiti
alflat irTo cat a caw fc. aiatlnrd
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These Beautiful
Diacmorvds.
Grecian Scrd! Droseh,
A. Saiatr Aaaifn aepiad tram
elaaale found In Ataaaa.
Baantlfallr nrnvfA, with t
apwUlaf. Saablag atooa la tar
aeatar. Cmaaot M told from
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Star SnoJmrst or Pendant.
A blaaa at bdUtaaor. Bxact cory
of a Tiffany 4alra ooatlof SSTBw
aura wait.
Haarr
Actually worth
10or$12. Oor prl ca. .
Sat with manMosatlr aaaatlXvl,
aoic
raatad to waar for 16
aa4 brUllaat atooaa.
d fiilai BMrantlDfa.
:$4.50
Osld Tracery Brtach.
e '
Oh et tha aandaoataat and
dalntlaat biwchM ar 4a
alraaa. Boralahrd Mid, aJlad.
will war far It yra. Sat with
aerta aa(nlocntlr baastlful
aionaa. a Bargain ,
mv fnoa k..,
incanuy paaaonu
""$2.00
a
: Fhre-Stone Eing.
A 'narrat ot Brilliancy
nd eolor. . A Ttflany
daalga. rtra boaatlfvlly
whita, brilliant, acrf act-
atad atonaa, A rlog acta-
auy worut
110.00. .
Oar price
m. a ring acta-
.53.00
t Mserisli Brooch. '
, A foatec aad aaauUful Saalca
riaaily wen aa a pvadank
Am .net ay at lOorlah
Aaaifa aaatiaf SXTS. Hry
gold ailed m w1 nr whita,
52.00
Qreciaa loot.
A bwottfol aawfllala et
ahaaad fold and a
iarn whita atoa. at par
fad ant and artlttaacy
in tha oaator. Thla ota
umat be dlattan
tnn)Jta arighiat, wc
1 $1;
Rings that seem to be worth $100.00 for $2.50. " ' "
Studs that teem to be worth 1 150. 00 for $2.00.
Scarf Pins that seem to be worth $200.00 for $2.50.
Cuff Buttons that seem to be worth $150.00 for $3.50
Lockets that seem to be worth $35.00 for $150.
Rings that seem to be worth $50.00 for $2.00.
Brooches that leem to be worth $56.00 for $2.00.
Brooches that seem to be worth $300.00 for $4.50.
Brooches that seem to be worth $150.00 for $2.50. -Studs
that seem to be worth $75.00 for $1.50.
StjsSwawhjahAsSsBsahxawhjvhjsSjpas j
Flat Belcher. ,
A ring that aaaau tb ' !
worth at iaaat imOOu '
Htirr hand mada. , 1
'ataaaUngv Sat' with i
larja, OitrnUlaat aparh. i
liaf atoaa. Tha moat 1 .
paaalar auea'a rlag of-
,hAaajWhAsnstjfsiVhksa'
V. ry -rf
f ft. -
t 1
Solitaire St ad, :
Parfactly whita and
brUlUst S or $ karat. 1
stDMS, : hand ' sat J to .
haary gold filled monny
Inga Our prlca th0
aaaaot M 41stlngaltd
S1.50
nnwtwtlAA TilnvAVlci r th arat approach to genuine diamond eror dl
DarrlOS JJiamOnaS cor.rod. Thoy haT. all the ruator, fire, color and brill
laney of old mln (ami sad will atand noida, boat, alkali, ete. Do not confound Barrio
Diamond with uch worthloa 'imitation a. Rhlnoatono. Braalllan, Montana, BoIItU
diamond. Barrio Diamond hay novor bofor been offered for sal la thia city.
Olir (lllfimtTtn9 w aelOnfoy tuarenfo Barrlot Die
Vy" J yJUillUiMl mtudi f nflt tktlr mriUUmci town Wt
will gtv $t$,0M t ar emiiitiHa lutlltwtllm tt tt tm H aaawa ral a f.r ra.
Araa (a .alac. ... af afaaa wc MM to mlv mmrtmct tatlttactltm.
W4
saiski
li5aSissaMhai awa
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