PORTLAND, FRIDAYEVENING, ,APRIi;..l, 1W4. A ' - ,V
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. u inai we cannot Drug to tn personal Knowledge,,
. of every piano-yearning family in Oregon the grave
importance our. bresent . sale is to them. ' Like the
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of, -Wolf!- Wolf!" with which she had so often been fooled, many piano buyers who really want a tiano have
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been so often fooled by the cry, pi TSpeciar that when a real chance appears that they would gladly embrace,
thev lose it through their incredulitv. We can alwavs sell vdu alow nriced oiano'. --hut - we can't alwavs sell voti
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- Our Prices
Were it not for the injury it j
n)ight do to dealers In the
same pianos1 in other' parts'
: of;th hiwitryeoy!'
our price; and name7 the
pianos; but 4hia Is out of the -question,
rWe will say, how
ever, i thajf Xou pianos are
marked the T year 'rouaa f in
olain Arures. which original
cards ' have - not been dis.
: turbed, thu showing ' the
real cut made on the price
of each Instrument, A
hint, however, we might say
that one of our high grade
.standard pianos, regularly
sold for $128, goes now for
$321 Another $350 style,
for $286 etc. Every piano
;,in the house being included
in cut
.: If to sell you ANY PIANO '
: IN t OUR STORE at these ,
piweeping & reductions, and
IVKiye ymj the benefit of '
H Baay terms, Havayou ' ;
Kf hear4 ' Khabeor'ani.
Everett,-or a Hardmani or a
Fiacher oi Steck:or:' a
Ludwig, or a Kingsbury,' or -
HamiltonVatv'a-'great. rer
ducttonr Never! ft is lucfttl
makes as -these that grace ?3
our ' unprecedented offer. r i
Now you have a chance to 1
I do two things buy the most
noted ' of America's highest
grade pianos during this sale
tor the pripejaf an ordinary
f maker 'ait until later in
r the seasom and pay just a
much for an ordinary piano. '
1 WHICH WAY ' DO YOU
CHOOSE? . .
A WORD. TO.
PIANO CONTESTANTS
1 : But Aort tint nmilna for 70a ' ,
' ;to tak r advutacttj, of - th ' prioM
. t ; quoted '. 70U , on ' your prleo slip. Tour ' .
pooial JidK letter U good any tlm
BETORB SEPTHatBEB v V " BBAB IK
f J , MIXIX howrr."tht youir apeolal price
allpa Are ta be cenoeled on the day the
aala eloeea,-after which regular prioea
. Tha. end, la eomlns aooaer thaa-we .
ezpeeted. We aupooeed when the aale
' "atarta that- our enromou stock of pi-. .
? anoa voold he able to eopply any da
. maad aoade vpoa tt, hul va reclcooed
'. . vtthont m boat, for aeVar la the whole -f
. history of oar hone baa each a demand
' for IXDWIO. XTNGSBTTBT and XLUC-
IUTOIV Ptaaoa ennfrosted aa.. For tbla
reason wo must loae the sale la s few
days.
AL
RE EASY!
We want PIA0 CONTESTANTS to realize what we are offering them. The man does not live who could get the special
discount we offered in our letters unless he could prove to our satisfaction that he was a contestant and held our. special discount
letter. To those who were not contestants we' will say that our prices will prove more than attractive to you.
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ALLEN
6th and Morrison Sts.
HURRY IN YOORl BLANKS
&lQILBEp-
OLDEST LARGEST
RAMAKER
STRONGEST
CO.
Opp, Postoffice
BAPTIZED IN THE
NAME OF "DEVIL"
(8pcdal DUpeteh to She JooraaL) ,
HUlsbdro, Or.. AprlLf-'A' rather aen
eational divorce proceeding was heard
here yesterday' by Judge T. -A. Vc
Brlde In the suit of Lillian C Dixon
vs. . Albert Dixon. . . ;
Mrs. Dixon alleged, among. Mother
. ; things, that ahe and Dixon were; raar-
ried In 188S and that the fruits of ald
, ,(. marriage are 10 children, the oldest
being 1 10 years ' of age i and the
youngest t months ... old. Lillian
' ' further stated that Albert accused her
. -.. of haptltlng er chlldrea jivvthe name
. of the devil r that he . would pray Ood
to kill her, and then to frighten and
v annoy ber would assure , her that the
Lord would answer his prayer, a The
court immediately upon hearing the
I AMI r-N M l.
PASSES ONLY TWO
TheVTaie of the ; Kangaroo" was
quickly oll thla morning. Two prison
era .were released by order of Chief
Hunt. Municipal Judge Hogue, who
alone baa the legal power to release
the prisoners, was not; consulted. The
morning' session was a quiet affair. The
men- who missed the jail breakfast had
hard hands. They were hot long In
getting away', from the station after
being let out. "We don't want to see
a.Judfe,t they said aa they looked back
at their late lodgings. t '
Every officer that made an arrest last
night did -not fall to use the printed
reports that the chief has so kindly Is
sued lor their use. .''
Canadian White," who will 1
swer to the charge of robbery at the
circuit court, was released at a kanga
roo pourt session several . weeks ago.
It took the detectives three weeks' hard
work and cost the city a small mura of
money to catch him again. The chief
wondera if he will ever have another
opportunity, to get acquainted with
Ooode. the released puree-snatoher.
evidence granted a divorce and made
a liberal, allowance for . plaintiffs sup
port. The court added: "A family .of
10 children certainly renders It self-evident-that
these people are not be
lievers in race suicide.4' ,
Fidelity-Band.
Last dance of. the series at Burkhard
nau tomorrow evening, April 1. ,
' Fteferted atoek Canned Oooda,
Allen A Lewis' Best Brand.
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e. Your Boys for
Easter
and
Confirmation
Boys' Black and Blue Knee Pants Suits, 9 to
16 years; .Rouble breasted styles; fine all-wool
black, unfinished' worsteds, clays, serge and
' :U 'v.V y cheviots
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$4.45td$9
Boys .three-piece Knee Pants ' Suits, 8 to 16
years; ;cuti in college, and Varsity styles,; all
wool , clays,' sergev cheviots: and? unfinished
worsteds, ideal confirmation suits, at :
$4.45 to $9
Young Men's Suits, 14 to 19 years, single and
uuuuic uimoicu silica, m imc cncviois, cassi-
meres, tweeds and fine worsteds, from
ft.- i ,: w
$20
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Ball arid Bat Free
Siiiits nrlrl Ovprrinnt.Q 1 -
"''."'V'wi.iAii-;- " V'-StS,;! ll.MitA-i---;-.'- i;'-.'',
Saml1 Rdsf3riblatt Co.
buster :.BRiimr
V SUITS FOR BOYS
I How pretty your boy would be if he wore a Buster Brown Sujt for Easter. The most ex'
I quioite styles of the century. We display dozens of designs from ?5 to ?10. Ages to 1
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MYRON C. COOLBY
QUITS PORTLAND
Myron C. Cooler, who Baa been editor
of the Pacific Baptist for, the past four-
Teen montns, is about to leave Portland.
He leaves tomorrow morning for Roee-
ourg, or., wbere no 1U preach
Eaeter sermon, and on hi return he
will go to his former home la southern
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C COOLET.. .
MTBON
California to reside. Mr.. Cooley came
here from Santa Anna, CaX, In Febru
ary, ltoz, and during his residence; in
the city has made many, friends. 'He
has been prominently connected ; with
the Baptist Ministers' conference and as
a mark of respect the ministers will
glye a dinner in his honor tonight at
Watson's restaurant Several out-of-town
clergymen have been Invited to
the banquet Last evening he was -.the
guest of honor at an Informal recep
tion at the Second Baptist church. Rev.
Stanton C. Lapham and U. K. Hall made
speeches, after which they ; presented
Mr. Cooley with a handsome leather
sofa cushion, Mr. Cooley responded
briefly, thanking them for their kind..
ness. Refreshments were then served.
Wednesday evening Rev. O. A. Lea.ru,
pastor of, Grace church, Montavilla. gave
an elaborate dinner for Mr. Cooley, Cov
ers were laid Tor twelve. , The table
decorations were palms , and potted
plants... . ..:, ;
Mr. Cooley s successor is J. A. Clark.
who has come from Connecticut to take
charge of the Pacific Baptist. -
PLANS MADE FOR
FRATERNITY TEMPLE
Plana for the temple of fraternity to
be erected at the Lewis and Clark fair
will be furnished free of charge if. the
board of directors accepts the offer of
Mr. Hall Lewis, chief engineer r of the
Portland Railway comriany. This would
mean a saving of 1400 or $500 to the
association. ';:";'" --i i&r-'l:'.-
Active work began today. . At a .meet
lng of the association held last even
ing, ' the executive-, committee . was inr
structedtO select designs for certifi
cates of membership. . The secretary
s Instructed to secure credentials
from - those societies that had , not yet
filed them, i Several comtnltteea are j yet
to he appointed by' the president Thene
will bo selected from the etecutivo com-i,
mittee, which Is made up 6f represen
tatives from all of the fraternities
which have given their support to (the
umpia vi iraiernny minniniu.
The Federated Trades Council . has
asked the co-operation of the associa
tion In the trades carnival. A commit
tee With power to act Was appointed by
the chair and conferred with Mr. Ar
nold and the Trades Council this after
noon. The necessary bond was given
and the contract closed.
COURT WILL HONOR
MR. SHOWERS' MEMORY
Out of respect to the memory of Wil
Ham Showers, county commissioner, who
died Wednesday sight the state circuit
court wllhadjourn tomorrow at noon and
practically all business will be sus
pended at the court house In the after
noon. -The .only business to be trans
acted at the office of the county clerk
Will be the filing of instruments which
may be brought In.
The' court house attaches have pur
chased a beautiful fiopal emblem . and
sent it to the Residence of the deceased.
447 Montgomery street The funeral will
take nlace at 2 o'clock tomorrow, after
noon under Masonio ausploes, Mr. Show
ers having been an active member-of
that order for many years. The Inter
ment will be In Rlvervlew cemetery.
DISEASE MOST DREADED
BY SCIENCE
Medical Bzsorts Declare That Most
Case of Serious Sickness OriffK
aate la the Kidneys. .
The Subtle and ratal Bareges of Kidney
Trouble Oaa Only Bo Prevented and
rermaaently Cured by War
nex's Safe Cure.
to contend w
sars
and the most terrible
of all diseasee that afflict mankind, arise
from the kidneys, which are called upou
to perform , the highest organia func
tions of the bodv.
The most aeuioraoie reaturo or money
disease consists in its. subtle and delu
sive character, and so insidious are its
ravages that many victims do not even
suBDect Its existence until the advanced
Stages have been reached. The startling
statement has been made by prominent
doctors tnat in nine cases out or ten.
where the invalid thinks he or she Is
suffering from heuralgla, rheumatism,
pleurisy, heart weakness, indigestion, or
other acute forma of dlseaee, the pain
Is in reality due to hidden troubles with
the kidneys.-; ' And this -is not strange.
when- tne complicated ana delicate con
struction of the-kidneys- is considered,
together with the further facts that
while they. are the most susceptible
attacks, they are called upon to perfoi
more work than anr other function
the "body.
Fob manr Fenerations disease of the
kidneys baffled the skill or medical ex
perts and It was-not until Warner's Safe
Cure, was discovered that any relief was
anoraea suaerers irom mis awtai raai
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Warner's' Safe Cure Is the- only cure
for 'diseases of kidneys, bladders, liver
and blood, and it has . restored thou
sands of afflicted men and women who
thought their days were numbered, to
health and happiness and the activities
and pleasures of life. .'': , -
It reduces the inflammation, builds
new tissues and strengthens and invig
orates the, delicate organs, and enables
them to do their, work properly and
fully, ...---- '
- warner'o Safe-Cure Is- made of- pure
herbs, and contains no dangerous drugs.
This Is the reason doctors and hospitals
use it exclusively.' for kidney troubles.
Sold at all drur stores or direct. 60
rents and II m .bottle. Medical booklet
free. - : -
WARNER'S" SAFE CURB CO., Roch
ester, N,X, ; I
QUICK ADVANCE
IN CITY REALTY
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For the second time within a month
the property located oh the northwest
corner of Becond and Market streets has
been sold. On March 4 It was sold to
Frits Breske for f M00, and. on March
tt It was sold to Frederick E. Hoenel
for a consideration of f 11,000. -
The renewed activity In this section!
la caused by the proposed building of a
public market on the block bounded by
Second, Third, Clay and Market streets.
The two deals were made by Ben Rale
land. " . a-v !'; fef.j v .
No, sir, a red vest la not a" felony. It
is only a misdemeanor.
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Special
Easter Offering
Four Suit Specials at prices tho
equal of which has never been made In
the City of Portland., Hourly Sales .
10 to 12 a. m.. i to 4, and Sto 10 p. m,
Saturday tomorrow only." . -
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Easter
Costumes
LATEST
PARISIAN STYLES
In our Suit Department we pay much
attention to providing trim, well-tailored
Suits. Good material that can be had
at popular prices moderate price.
Our present display far surpasses In
beauty and originality or designs any
you'll . find elsewhere. ' We have' them,
In Broadcloths, Voiles, Mixtures; all the
new shades.
Special Prices Saturday Onlyj
HOURS to to 12 a. m.t 9 to 4 p. m.; e? to 10 p.m..
wb Han tbb roixownra bio cut to obi you xar xata v
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A SWELL TAILORED SlTlT. figured Voile, in blue and gray Eton, with
effect cape. These suits are exhibited in show windows about the city
priced 111.60 and 114.00. Our price, Saturday only, from A AA
10 to ll m., I to 4 and to XOjk m.rt,ix.,..U.vMJ
-A NOBBT BROADCLOTH SUIT, trimmed to - gUt applique, S with Etoa
cape eirect, m Drown ana oiues. just iuie you have seen In show win
dows about the city marked Mf-MMifvtl.Mta&kt
between the hours of 10 to 11 at, and 1 to 4 .y t J AA
.'. and 8 to 10 p. ta. ...... .i,i.i..ii.,9lOAJ3
AN EXTRA QUALTTT . WELL-TAILORETD SUIT." In fancy mixtures"
with brown and blue effect, Eton with long shoulder effect Tou wlUf
have them priced to you about the city from tie to flT.SO, Our price, -Saturday,
between the hours . of 10 W, 1 -mv;f 'i' ? 17 CA
I to 4 and S to 10 ,
A: SWELL S13IT,- good 'enough, for wear oh ahy occasion. -tailored per. '
fectly. in' Eftamine cloth, .blouse effect, trimmed In appllrjua.on shoulder;
. collars and sleeves, gilt buttons on Jacket and skirt also S gold braid, f
If Exhibited and priced about the city for I IS and I2U Our price,. gturW
day. between lo. and Urn., to (1A A(
.4 and S .to 10. p. inU''i.'iviii
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