The Oregon daily journal., June 13, 1905, Page 3, Image 3

THE -OREGON-DAILY-J0UE1IAL. PORTLAND TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE; ; 13, 1B05.
GRAfiD LODGE HAS
II
Yery NotabU Gathering of Ma
j sons WiH.Transact Businet$
Here Tomorrow. .. '
ORDER'S RAPID GROWTH
IN PAST FEW YEARS
Future of Temple In Heart of
:: City Will. Be Decided ... T ; ,
' at Meeting.
Grand lode Miioni ar- assembling
la fore toaay. and by evening ther
will ba 100 to 400 delegate in tlia city,
who, 'with tha grancTTodge official and
th paat grand officers, will meet to
morrow morning In . one of the moat
' ' nthualaatlo convention aver held' In
' Oregon. It will be tha nfty-flfth con-
ventlon, marking something mora, than
'r half a century of grand lodge work In thta
state.. There haa been rapid growth in
. : th laat part- of the . aeml-centenary
period,' while everything haa been moat
- aubatahtlil and each annual gathering
flnda permanent growth.
Masona are not p'flone to forecaat
. Grand Master-Thomat Cray.
work,, and are hardly mora communi
cative regarding what ' haa been done.
' Of th proceeding the next three days
little can be learned, aav that the
Trrartdlng matter la to be -dhtrowed.--YhlB
)iaa been before tha grand lodge before.
--' I'ha- preaent temple. In the heart of the
business district, baa become far. more
valuable for business purpoaea than It
rai - bw for lodge meeting. wh,eren
"lodge- would be equally -well aer.ved by
a structure .more leolated from th
" bus toe" center. Whether the 6Td home"
J to b liihabrudbir HieTlougejsrTrt
longer period may be definitely decided
at thla convention, and' If the meeting
place 'la to continue on Third and Alder
atreeta the renovations and repatra
"needed will probably ba decide
Offloara of Dread Lodg.
their) annual convention to a eloae by
electing and Installing tha grand of
ficer! for tha ensuing year. Th elective
and appointive officers are: , '-
Grand high priest. Edward , Biddla,
Dallas; deputy grand high priest, Liot Ix
Pea re e, Salem! grand king, F. M. Davey,
l'DlQn; grand acjlna, A, H... Bielner.
Salem; grand treasurer, 1. P. Maaon,
Albany; grand secretary, - Jamea V.
Robinson, Eugene; grand chaplain of
tha hoet, Ed Kiddle. La Grande; grand
chaplain,- 0- el, Yorau. Eugene;, principal
sojourner,- F, J. Miller. Portland ; grand
maater of th third vail, Jl C. Buchanan.
Oregon City; grand maater of the aec
end veil, Oacar Hayter; grand maater of
the drat veil. X. M. Howe; grand aentl
nel, B.- O. Pomaslnl, Portland; grand
lecturer, Hendry Row. Portland.
THE LOUVRE'S FINE"
NEW CAFE , OPEN
Tha elective officer of the "grand
-lodge re:Tb.omaa Gray, grand maater;
'William H. Flanagh. deputy grand maa
ter: Mr".' T. Wllllsmaon, senior grand
warden; Ixt L. Pearre. Junior grand
warden; Henry Re. ' grand treaaurer:
Jamea 'Rohlnaon. grand secretary, and
John M. Hodaon, M. 8. Woodcock and
JB,- -ClelanoV-t ruete
he educai 1 dree J
It Now One of the Moat Delightful
- flacea to Dine in the City.
In the remodeled Louvre cafe, oper
ated, In. connection with th Belvedere
hotel, corner of Fourth and Alder
atreete, Portland enjoy a thy distinction
of lia vlng" the flneat restaurant anrce.f
in America. No expense . has been
pared or no device left out to make
it th moat unique and desirable place
to din for both ladles and gentlemen,
and eertalnly la . a great credit to the
city -of Portland. . - . Messrs. Btrobef '
Barenatecher. tha enterprising ' pro
prietor, are "to be congratulated upon
their achievement. People who have
visited some of the moat noted- cafes of
the eaat aay there are none to compare
with the Louvre, and the proprietors of
thla popular resort need have no feac
aa to any compariaona, as' It la equal to
tft finest an aiiperlorto alB" -
Thia maa-nincent cafe: resplendent
tth French plat mirrors and gorgeoua
In 1t decorations, w: opened - to -the
public yeaterday. That'll meets with
th enthusiastic approval of th people
WB -only to witness - th crowd who
vlaited this popular resort at' Its open
ing and who partook of th fine dinners
aerved. Not only la the spacious dining-
4 room, which 1b entirely separate from
th bar. perfect in all its appointments,
bnt th entire culinary department
kitchen, pantrlee.. leech est, storerooms.
etc. haa bean overhauled, remodeled
and equipped with every uoiiveiilenee
and device -known- to modem eclenoe In
cookery. Everything la new through
out and Immaculate In cleanlineas. All
of tha coking utensils,, dishes and silver-
wire are the flneat that can oe naa.
With . their long-eatablished reputation
for tha exoellenc of their cafa aerrlc.
Measra. Strobel tt Barenatecher In their
elegant new quarter and with their
perfect equipment will be able to. meet
the wanta of their patrons ana in gen
eral public better than ever before. Th
kitchen la prealded over. by. one pf the
beat che fa on th coast and aa uaual
the-tables will be aupplled with every
delicacy th market afforda.-
Th Louvre cafa marka a new epocn
in. Portland progreaslveneaa .toward,
metropolitan city. It la a great credit
to ttii elty and' will urely add ma
terially to Portland' reputation.
COLORADO DISPLAY
. WILL SOON BE READY
r. Colorado' building at th expoeltlon
will b ready for publlo Inepectlon Very
soon. Th atructura'la, In th form of
an octagon and I located on Lewi and'
Clark boulevard oppoalt the Palace of
Manufactures, Liberal Arts and Varied
Industries. . A fin felBplay.la. mad, of .
cereaJa. f rulta Jnq-mlneraia. The w
nd-cina-aj-OOTeredwith blue bur
lap. The. ef feotlveneaa -of thia la ac
centuated by amall bits of corncob ar?
ranged In unlqu escutcheons. -
.Low Excursion Rajtes. -
- IV Jt.-i; the Oreat
Northern railway will eel! excuralort
tickets to 8t. PauL Minneapolis, Duluth.
Milwaukee. Cblcagor Bt. Loula,-Omaha,
Kanaas City, Winnipeg, etc, at rate of
on flrst-claaa far plua $10 for round
trip. Tlcketa allow atopovera going
and returning, good for three month.
For full Information call on or-ac
tional fund. The appointive offloera In
tha grand lodge are; Rev. J. R. N. Bell,
grand chaplain: Ed Kiddle, aenlor grand
deacon; Otto 9. Hellbom. Junior grand
' deacon; 'Norrls R. Cox. grand marahal;
George Wall, grand orator; Jamea K,
Btltb. aenlor grand atewara; T. M. Bald
win, Junior grand aleward: Henry Jones,
grand ' standard-bearer, and W. J.
fhurch," grand awordbeairer.
-:-"C'... Boyal Arch Masons.
Late yeaterday afternoon' the grand
chapter. Royal Arch Maaons brought
DEEPER CHANNELS
J01LR1VEO0ATS
Government Is Doipg Good Work
fn the Willamette and Co -
INSPECTORS FIND MANY
IMPROVEMENTS GOING ON
Navigation Will Not Be Inter,
rupted Near Independence!
as It Has Been.
Major W. C, Langdtt nd David B.
Ogden of the corps Of Cnited States
englneera returned thla' morning from
Independent1. wtiei ghey apent aeveral
daya Inspecting the "government work nt
that place. They report that th chan
nel of the upper Willamette la In better
ahape than ever before at thla aeaaon
of th year. Aa s oonsequence navlga-
JJon ia "uninterrupted. . ' -
The new dipper dredge No.' X la" mak
ing a flBe showing and la completing a
cut 00 feet - In length .near Inde
pendence, - where .r ther wa -- shoa.1
which had alwaya given more or less
trouble to steamboat men. When opera
tlona are concluded at that point the
dredge will . drop down, to Moonshine
channel. - When thst -l-don- h-.wUl
be employe for th -balance of the aea
aon at points that require attention In
that neighborhood.' ". . ,
Th revetment conatructed at Inde
pendence a coupla of years ago was also
given thorough inspection by ttte gov
ernment officials. It Is. 1.(00 feet long
and I a solid as the day It was built
A crew waa set to work th other day
to extend It for a dlatance of 700 feet.
It la thourht that it will be completed
before.-falU Nearl all the anaga were
removed from the channel laat year. -
Th government plant la In full nnera
tion along th Columbia and Willamette
and their trlbutarlea. At tha mouth of
th Columbia th Jetty Ja being extended
asfastasrock can be delivered from two
quarries. It will be pushed out Into the
ea several thousand reet before the tail
atorm are-due. Work at th mouth of
th Coqullle and at other points haa
been atarted, and It la believed that a
better showing, will be mad by th
government- In- th improvement---of
river and harbora thla season than . in
ariy prevloua period..
morning -fa made In order that the
paaaengera may have an opportunity of
viewing the Columbia rive scenery. Tbe
steamers will sail from Portland at I
o'clock and reauh Astoria at about t In
th afternoon. The change will also
mean that the" vens .will i(e-Ijport
alraoht' a "day "longer than la the prac
tice, -affording those coming north-the
privilege of attending -tb fair for two
daya and returning on tbe boat-on hlcli
they cam. '"' . .
TO END LABOR TROUBLES.
Northern Ry.. No.
Portland. Oregon.
P. T. A. Qreet
-1JI- Third street.
- Old Kaaaaa Bdttor.
B. J. Bherldan. editor of the Paola
Spirit, la a member of th Kanaas stat
orncial and newapaper party that ar
rived In Portland this rooming, and la
ataylng at th Portland, being accom
panied by hla wife. . Mr. Sheridan la
one oT the oldest Democratic editor of
Kanaas, being.' as a Republican friend
expressed It, one of th very , few left.
tyBgahorsBa and Bailors' 9iffraos
May a Amicably Settled Boon. -
- All lndlcatlona point to, an early et
tlement of th difference. which have
long exiated betweeaxJthe longshoremen
and aallora. Charles 11. Oram, preal
dent of the Oregon Stale Federation of
Labor. IS ualng his bent endeavors to
establish- amicable-.- relations between
the unions.' Acting In line with the
resolution adopted the other day at the
sound convention of longshoremen, he
communicated laat evening with Andrew
Furuaeth of Ban Franclaco.- Interna
tional secretary of the aallora organi
sation, : A conversation . between the
two labor leaders was held over the
ona distance pnone, and the Rav city
man waa underatood to aay that he waa
lirf tvoror appointing 'a committee to
confer with the men. who load and dis
charge ships with the purpose of bring
ing the. factions together. A letter Is
expected from Mr. Furuaeth. In a day
or twa fully explaining the attitude of
the aallora concerning the proposed m
f erenc. -Mr. Oram etatea that he "be
lieves a settlement of the difficulty ia
In sight. ; .
DAYLIGHT RIVER TRIP.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Member of the .Church of -God, wh
had been holding a eamp-meetlng near
Sell wood-for the past week, were
brought to the city yesterday afternoon
on th steamers Gaaelle and Jessie Har
ktna. , . Twenty preachers were In th
party delegates-attended th. open-alt
meetings from all over the northwest.
Captain Grve,-eupertntndeat-f th
Port of Portland dredge, says that th
Coltimba wtir-xomptet operations at
Mock' bend. Swan Island. In about 1
daya, and will then be moved to Port
land harbor;- Her flrat work her will
be don In the vicinity of th Star Band
company' dock. ; : ..'
JKeeterday afternoon the chooner J.
W. Clise.- moved - over " tothelnmn
Poulaen mill, where aha will complete
her lumber cargo for- Manila. The ad
ditional ahtpmejit ' of ' 800,000 feet will
probably be loaded in tlm for her to
get away thla week. . . ,
Tom6rrbw , the ateamer Bailey Qat
aert will carry 800 people, among them
th California promotion commute, to
th Cascade locks and return; Whll en
route, to The Dalle --yetrday tli
teamer broke on of her rocker, and
had to return to Portland for repairs.
wbteh.eraQafeampJetedraiAath
Kpencer was the only ateamer .leaving
for the upper Columbia thla morning
ah waa crowded with paaaengera. '
In tow of the " Ocklahama," " th
schooner Allen "A. will leave up from
Astoria thla afternoon. . -
Laden' with Jumber7ArMahtIa, th
barkentln Hecla will leave down . to
morrow. - . . i ''.
Tomorrow morning the ateamef AID
ance will arrive from Eureka and way
ports ; she sailed, from Coos Bay., last
night. ' V
After disembarking 3 J paaaengera
and, freight - at.-Aatorla, - the ateamer
DeHpatch, which reached the mouth of
the rlver-thla morning, wilt-proceed to
Oray-'aHaVbor. where ahe will recelv
a lumber cargo for a California port.
1 t'ntted States Inapectora Edwards and
Fuller Inspected th steamers Cash and
Lillian Bsrt hi -morning. 1 :
District Forecaster Beala succeeded
In completing repatra to' th government
cable at tha mouth of th ilver yester
day... and lt. 1 .one.. . mor . In . com mJa.
aton. The steamer Homer," Under charter t
the government-.ta. carry-building , ma
terial to Alaska, arrived at Aaroria thla
morning from San Francisco. Her cargo
.will be aupplled at Astoria and Seattle.
J MARINE NOTES.'
NOT ENOUGH DONE
F0MIIY
SCHOOLS
Board .of Education Feels That
-; State Fair . Commission
Is Niggardly.
REFUSES TO PAY WAGES
, , OF AN EXHIBIT KEEPER
Threats to Move Portland's Dis
'.: play Fail to Loosen' the
Purse Strings.
Relatione . ar strained between th
city boaral of school directors and the
atata commission of. th Lewis snd
Claj:k exposition over tha letter's : re
f uealta. appoint aaJtUeiidnt lcara
for th Portland ' achool exhibit.. Laat
night the school board threatened to re.
move th exhibit of the Portland public
achoola from the exposition unless an
aliendant was appointed. - v V
" It Waa understood that tha atat com
mission would car for the exhibit after
it wad installed and would pay for th
expena of . Installation. A .keeper tor
the eaktern Oregon exhibit and another
foi th southern . Oregon . exhibit- waa
appWWI rtTlrrIB fMtB ednim Is a I it,
while -tUPoi-ttod-Mblr waa left
without anybody to keep It 1n. proper
hapCOnly half .the -coat for furnlah
Inga waa paid by the commission and
tha board of education had to meet all
other expenses. .
"The commission kaa don nothing for
us except pay far half of the furniture,"
aald City Superintendent . of School
JFrank.Rlgler. ? "-W have spent much
monvjr nu . wnmra anro ia prrpart n
creditable exhibit and it aeem to" m
that they should car for it after w
have placed tt in the building.: They
hv Ann nnthlnff In.irii anpolntlnf
Astoria, June II. Arrived at E a. m.
Steamp r Homerf rom8ah Z Francisco.
Arrived at. S:40 a. m. Steamer Aber
deen, from San Francisco.
. San Franclaco, June 11. Balled at 7
a. m. Steamer Roanoke, for Portland
and coast ports. .'Arrived at :30 a. m.
Steamer St.; Paul, from Portland,
St. Helena, June 12. Passed at 1:20
a. ro. Oil schooner 'Monterey.
San Francisco, Jun 11. Arrived at
i p. m. Steamer Caacade, from Port
land. - Sailed at 1 p. m.-Steamer Atlas,
for Portland. Balled at 4 p. m. Vnlted
State 'rrulsera -Boston and Chlcaao. for
TForJIand. Arrived" at 4 p. m. Steamer
Prspatrh. from Portland.
Astoria:
Remember,' the first' consideration is brilliancy, after' that
..look for color, then look at the imperfections and propor
, tiong. A small gem that is properly, brilliant is worth more ;
thin one of the same color that is dead, although very much
-larger. . '-; '' . : '
OUR STOCK
Is. by far the' largest in the city; We are always glad to
ghow and explain tht'xlifference in diamonds to those that
care interested.Our prices re lower-thn-IwhereOutJ:
terms;' , - '''-'V . ;,' '";. ' "'-' '. -'" - '
Weeldy or Monthly PajrTOcnts
. Without paying ahy more than those paying cash. '
ic Portland Loan Office
Marx & Bloch, Prop U THKU) STREET:
a keeper, and 1 understand that they
do not intend " toda. ao.1. threatened
that If they did not appoint a keeper
w would remove bur exhibit."
. lTht Just what we will do." re
marked- Dlrector;Wl.ttenberg,VIt they K
do not appoint -an. aMenilant we will
tak our exhibit from the building."
Th Portland school exhibit Is the
largest and moat attractive In the Ore
gon educational dlaplay. It coat -eeveral
hundred ' dollara and months of hard
work by teacher's and pupils.
r-Superintendent Rlglerand . Ilrec tor
W'lttenberg will hold a conference-with
member of the state Commission this
afternoon In anv endeavor to adjust tbe
mattr. . -. -
The exposition, management haa peti
tioned the board for the use of the
Chapman achool for commute - work
during th nntlonal congrease to be
held in thla.Jlty ln-Juljr and AuguaL4
but ' unleaa the dirneulty- regarding the
exhibit la aatlafactorlly adjusted tt 1
very unlikely that the petition will be
granted. -. . . "
FLOATING ON AIR
- Is the Exhilarating Effect Produced by an " ,
- - -Aerial
Electric
lOW EXCURSION FARES. -
Bt, VatU and Colambla xaksly to X.eve
ta . tke Morning-Ksrea ft er.
Possibly on their next trips the
steamers St Paul and Columbia will
leave Portland for San Francisco Ip th
morning ' Instead of in the evening, as
ha been, th custom sine , th eatab
Uahment of th line. It la alao probable
that they will carry' paaaengera to As
toria. If this lsst proposal 1 carried
out they will com In direct competition
with th ateamer Lurllne, 'operated -by
tha Kimm llntf ...
Th arrangement to leave here In the
Via 'Baltimore & vQhio - Railroad.
From Chicago t.Abury Park. N. J.,
and return, $21.36. Tickets good oing
J.Un e',2. 0 July 1 an d t; .Valid foe, re
turn until August 31 . by extrnaton,
Hton-over at New York, Philadelphia.
7nw--rvviftl"n ef the I PalHnnre - f nd Waahlna-ton. Throuah
bar at 1 a. m.. smooth; wlnd'northwest;
weather cloudy.
- A. Crawford oa th-Bpot. '
Had.ltnot been for t he prompt action
of - A.-Ig- Crawford. an employ-of-the
ateamer Ieona. George Hermann. 11
years old. living In Upper Alblna. would
lmve beerf drowned In the Willamette
river -yeeterday afternoon. While play
ing, Hermann ran off th Oak atreet
dock Into water about 20 feet deep. He
started to swim toward the shore, and
managed to reach .a piling, to which he
clung until he waa reached by Mr. Crawn
ford and pulled aahor.
Captain Watts at Old Bom. :
Captain Watta, of th firm "of Brown
MoCnbe, has returned from a five
weeks' visit to hla old home at Thomas
ton, Maine. He saya tha country bark
there, which la In the aame latitude, aa
Portland, had Juat begun to thaw out
when he left. - Thomaatqn waa among
the leading ahlpbutldlng porti -of the
Atlantic coast, but the tnduatry does not
sleeping cara to Aabury Park.
Baltimore and return, flS. Tlcketa
good going July 3, t and 4; valid fortr
turn until August SI by extension.
Stop-over at Washington. The only line
that -operates through trains. nd for
circulars to Peter Harvey, Psclllc coast
agent, San Francisco. B. ,N. Austin, O.
P. A., Chicago. Conault your nearest
ticket agent for detaila.
Telegraph Station Moved.
Th telegraph repair atatlon. oper
ated at Twin... Washington, under the
dlrecTronc.fthe weather bureau, will be
transferred to , Pysht, Washington, on
July 1. - - ,.
now flourish as ltdliT However, he
statea that a number of large echoonera
ar built there every year for the collier
trade. It waa from the little Maine
port that the captain eucceeded to hla
first' command of a snip. From there
he visited all of the Important port
In th world, and about a dogen yeara
ago settled down at Portland,
MACHINERY HALL Lewis and Clark Exposition
jj Buy your tickets at the Exhibit .of the
S Willamette Iron 5r aSteef WoFks
niiiniiniinsnnaii mai
Rheumatism Cured Free, t
-After yeare of experimenting w have formulated a paste, which when '
applied to ""iy?1""! v ntiia?lr''curVhemnetra n,,,n",,, w"' 'm
matlam. If you are a eufferer, and among the Brat to answer this an-
nnuncement, we win aeno you, oy prepaid man, a box or thla wonderful
oil, all. that la asked In return I the prlvlleg of referring to yon (when
nill-ell In rArwinAniltn. WtfK nrmit.pl Iv. rmliiiiiar. 4n lw.lt.K .
No Teadinonialg SoBdtH. No NagaM PwkllalMA. '
All that ia required la your name and address, and full particulars re
garding your caee, accompanied by this -ciTer. -
rAssocrATEDnmucrsTOREs:
The Oregon Dally Journal.
. x-ornBTixui, mrr.
WHITES RUNNING AWAY '
FROM FEVER AT CANAL
IJoorsat gpeelal gervle.) ,
New York, June IS. Th steamship
Advance, from Colon, with many passen
gers aboard, who are aald- to have left
the lathmua becauae of . yellow fever
there, haa arrived. . Oeorg A. Heath.
superintendent of construction of the
Panama canal, waa taken lit a few daya
after the Advance sailed from Colon.
He was sent-to Hoffman Island for
quarantine. It la believed h has yellow
fever . -'--
rThAdvrnTe pangaVggi agreed
that condition In Colon ar in no way
exaggerated, ."Everybody who can get '
away la not waiting upon' th order of
going, aald a passenger. Another pas- "
senger. declared -that th whit resident
of the Isthmus who ar not victims of
yellow fever sre suffering with Chagras
fever, which la not so fatal, but ceue
much suffering. - .
Tff vt1 sTftook
Allan Lewis Best Brand.
rTOMOHROW
Wednesday, June 14
- - - - -
Rubber Goods
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
tQ'GbO GH-
TO l O'CLOCK
CANADIAN MONEY
' TAKEN AT PAR
FOURTH AND
WASHINGTON JTJ.
High-Grade Soaps
77 ; r. -jpemt-
Snciete Hyglenlque. per cake...... 4 On 30e
47 1 1 Violet Marquise, per cake.... (0e 35
Hohem' Imported Sandal, per cak tie ' 154
, . . . mAmva ami .Un. TT at..
Bottle, red rubber, cloth Inserted. (1.00 Qt.2S
t-quart Water Bottle, red rubber.. 1.5 T0
S-quart Fountain Syringe,' whit-. .$ 1.10 . 83?
Family . Bulb Syringe, with thre
hard rubber plpea... 7Bo 58
Fur Jum Bath Cap.....,....... Wo- 29t
This store not only bristles with bargains, but has bargains in bristles. .
In visiting our Noonday Sale tomorrowtake-speaaljiote of, ourbristle goods as displayed m counter directly
in front of the Washington street entrance.
Variety of assortment and designs quality in texture and workmanship and amazingly small prices considering
quality.. -These will make it well worth your while to linger, Jong at the brush counter.- ' -r
Brushes
"NOT fc Plea oberr that a few of th briatl bargain art good all day tomorrow.,
mor than on hour tomorrow, :
Thy art thtuonly item ia thia sntir advertise mant that art availabl lot
Reg.
lte
-Aw-fc-lr Hand Scrub
-FlexlW Rubber-back, Hand Bruan.i
fine quality 'brlirtle." t . $1.0
- -f .n Ttnna.hanille Nail -Brueh.
with or without side bristle.. . .-
Solid wood-back Hand Brush. bet
quality bristle ,
Sanitary Family Tooth Brush
holder, enable, each Individual
to Idwntlfy own brush . Immedi
ately V
Antlaentlo Tooth Pow
-der. In paper aackr thr"jut f"
Speclat. '
Stationery;
Photo Goods
J So
: tOc
lte.
1T
09
Rg.
ii
15c
any f!rt-claBS powder.
I Pyrajln Preaaipr Comb, -inch ...
Pyralln Dralng Comb. T-lnch..
lOe
15c i
Ho
25
12
Concord Writing Tablets
: New Tork Linen Tablet.......
W Two Linen Tablet a........
Flemish Bond Papeterte, tt aheeta
paper, 14 envelopes........ JIc
Scotia Linen Papeterle. 24 sheeta.
-. paper, 14 envelope...,...... ... 80c'
'Cos; Focher Papeterte - 14 sheets
. paper. 14 envelopes...;... c
French Chiffon Papeteft. Si hets,
paper, 14. envelopea....... ........ 40o
Lead Fenclla, per doa, apeclal . , . . .
- Special. .
09
.-.' 09
IT
. IT .
29
-4xS Dry Plate, per do...
4x1 Washing Boxen, sine.
Eastman'. Toning Solution
Whit 81 Ip Mounts, per dox...
Wlr Photo Rack, each.
M. VI. Developer.,
Reg. Special.
. ... (On . 35
...$1.00 4it
.... 10c 22
lie 12
vfc 20
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Household Drugs
23
19
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Leather
. ... ... " Reg. Special.
"Japan Souvenir Card Caae... 11:10 59
Wlcker-eovered . Pocket . Flaak. . .
.nickel top1 r.$t.I$ 69
.Leather-covered Pocket Flasks, ' , ..- -..
with nickel- tr1mriflng.-;.i-T-rt-$l.S t - 79
. All Traveling Caei In assort
leathers, fitted complete, special" - - $2.95
Special discount of i5 per rent on all Suit Case.
. Hand Ortps, Oxford Hag and Club Bag; regular
prtc from It.SO to 4 each. '
, We guarantee all eur leather for atyl and
durability. .
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Sundries
:TT
- - - Reg. Special.
Souvenir Pot .Card. vUw of fair
.. and Portland (comic) .... 05e 01
Garden Sprinkler, hoe attachment. JSe ... 19
Garden Sprinkler, bos attachment. 50c -39 "
Jeleo 'Shoulder Braces. ..... ...... 5e 33
Oem Silvered W1 Toilet Paper. '
regular. Metric, special, par do. '" 25
Paper Dustera aaaorted 7 color.
better and laat ' longer than
frtther lie IT.
ALL.DA Y BARGAINS
v IK BRISTLES
- . Beside the foregoing Noonday Bargains.,
th following are availabl to . th noon '
hour and all day a wIIl.
, . .. - Beg. Special.
Four-row " Imported 'Knit
Tooth Brush .......... .v. 48e 33
Adams' --.Invlnclbl 'v Hair . ,
Brush, solid back, long ' '.''"''
- bleached bristles ....... .51.: fl.98.
Adams' Hair Brush. 11 rows,
short,- unbleached bristles. II. J . OS
Adams'; Invincible Harr .. ,
Brush, aolid back. ' extra
long briatlMt ...54.19 fS.lO
-FROPHT LACTIC- TOOTH
BRUSH tie 23
rMcklnimn' Witch Hasel. quarts.. i
Cream of Tartar, per pound....'...
- Woo!- Alcohol. - pf nta,-r .
Household Ammonia ,
Roe Water, os......
Ron Water and Glycerine 6 o.:.
Bay Rum. i os. .........
Ollv Oil. os...........
'fo '.'...
-tltyceTlne,
Sodium Bicarbonate. 1-lb. package..
Chalk and Orris Root, for th
teeth; per package...............
.Bird Seed. I -lb. sack. ...... .......
Reg. Special.
I0 -.25
"-,27
i- 13
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155 13
15c . 13
J5c 13
5tf- 13
15c 13
lc 06
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2io
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BoufoTefCt amorted odor.
per "cake ., (Oe
Boiirjola et CI, "celebrated Savon
Manon Lescant, per cake......... Tie
Houblgant Savon Ideal. ...... ..,$1.10
. . Dairy Jdad. per . box.. . Zio
Vestal, Violet or Rose, per box..; lie
Lucia de Lorme, per box.,.......'. " 1
IPnglishpatMeal. rr boi,, ila
tamola, per cak. ...... ; ........ .. J!c
Balaam Honey, one do. In box,
per do. .......................
Turkish Bath, on do. In boa, per
. des,.
--Ruby Glycerin, en do. In. boa,
per dox, Me
14 -lb. bar Transparent Olyeerlne.; le
l ib. bsr Whit Castll tic
4-lb. bar La Sublime White Ca-' - -
-ttle. Imported rrr-m-rm 1 1
French Caatll, per cake. with
Wash Rag ..................... lte '
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1.69
15
15
15
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39
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05
Liquors
Canadian Club Whlsltey.'
Cream . Ry
' Old Crow
Belmont Whiskey,;
qoartg-
Reg.
....... .1.2
. ..tin
....rr:. ...its
One-Star. fu)J '.
..T,......... 100
Fin Old Scotch Whiskey. ........ .1 8
Cloverdal CUret ....... r.. ...... ton
Officinal Brandy' ...... ...... ..11.50 :
Irondequolt Port Win. 1 1.15
Angelica- Win 50n.
Creeta Blanca Sautern Souvenir.;.
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15
Special.
98
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46
Toilet Articles
Newbro's Herplcld ..it.....
Dorln'.. Rouge d Theatre....
Vkle Ammonia
Antiseptic Witch JUxel
. . . .
Bo rated Talcum ....... .r.... .
Batchellor's Bathaeweet .........
Florida Water ..................
Tetlow'a Swandewn Powder....'..
Tftlow' Oomer Powder,...,..
pompln Cream
Ayefi Hair Vigor. i.
Reg.
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