The Oregon daily journal., July 14, 1905, Page 16, Image 16

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"I have now been vth Gvutz & Sons a little over two;- : ,
vmt rmfftlcrH nuf xnert ranee man, Mr. Anderson, yester- ; V
"iy, "and in tnalt time I have sent oat Fifteen Carloads of Eclipse ' ' ; ;a
;iinges; and do you know, it is a positive tnun iui ui uww
f r.m. .1.300 nr 1.400 ranexs. we. have not received one .
timri-. romnlaint We- have not - been -asked to take- back oner V
solitary range. That is a wonderful record when, you know the - -y
troubles other ranee dealers are having on mat score. i , j
' "What do you consider the chief points of superiority in the
Ecliose.' Mr. Anderson r. . -l r',,vA- -v.:r ' -l-f-v
""""'If l am limited to 'the one'cnief point in which the Eclipse
excels all others: I would say in its heating or baking qualities ; :;H .
and that covers the whole, does k not? , You buy a range-to x
bake, and as a baker the Eclipse has no superior.' , j: j f ?- r : ?
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outside.; inese ccupse pcopie nave uitucicu mc h'wj'", . ;.
ance to be observed between the fire chamber and the heating. y.;.:,.
chambers, for, you know, the square of the -oven -heating surface
"miist ennform morooer ratio to "the square of the firebox sur-..
face: and the height and depth of the aif chambersabout the rrrrr
- oven must be considered. ;. inen ine orau musi oc uura mw
. account and there's where the. Eclipse, shines. -.The weak point i
in many ranges is the draft, but the Eclipse has a perfect system
-4n fact, it Js.themostsiraple rang? made and any woman can,-
iam tn ooeraie it. aiicr a icw imuuica uii . ! uvi. . . .
bake well it can be put down generally to the fault of the firebox v ; V ':Z
or draft construction.
"Yes, I have handled many ranges in my life, but' I take v
off my hat to the Edipsemiey will last a lifetime, wny, Mrs.
Crumbereer of 49 'West ranc street nas naa an r-cupse in con-
ctant use for 15 years, and she says it is as good as "new.",v; "'- .'sV '".,-
- 'V"; .i'.:-:' -i '" . u."',, : ;V ''1';-,'.', v Made of triple walls, outer of heavy, cold-rolled steel,' middle'.'
If you have read the above you will understand Why we ; olthidk asbestos and inner of sheet steel, staying the asbestos
chose to handle the Eclipse Range in preference to idl othen.ilin place; doseljr hand:riveted. e asbestos lining of the m
- ' -7 -r--- ..t .... wall and about the oven is of such thickness in the different
In our business earner we have lad the choice of many ranges, - parts as to insure the greatesjt durability, the proper retention of
but preferred tb-EcUpselbecauaejust heat and the superior baking results for which the Eclipse
customers can testify-t fills the bffl to rection ; fh'
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- "But why does it do better work than these othejr ranges?; -.. , ' - vyO'y,ss v:''?'-- I " .-: ' r U : " ' J '.- '. .' I 1 " " i ' "
-Why, man, it's in the firebox and heating, chambers suir-V-., r;l- VyW ;:;:U-.': " ''"1 l'-'ft?.Kt:-:y ''
rounding the oven. And that is. the sole secret of range con'iv..' v; rj 'Jll 11 I 7 v '.-e'r' -r .T--:-". V : vr": v.;!crvV
KtrucriorI:-i's the interior of a ranee that counts it's not the ? '.;7'; :'v-,;, , -;. f V v, VV'V -'?r' 7':. :'-,V.;;. ':.;-rv.-y 7; :;v-4t . 'l.T .
AVarranted by the makers for 15 YEARS. Signed and sealed
bond good as gold given tp. every purchaser.
Make your own terms. Order a range now, pay xor n wr
V)'"rl : - little at a time.
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jk-l'llrJaBuying these goods directirom theiactory-forTspot aslu
' in immense ouantities we eive vou an extraordinary low price.
J-:A': -H'' We guarantee tq save you money on Stoves and Ranges hav
x:,;;f N ingthebest Stoves andRanges at the lowest rice. .
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In fancy worsteds and chevi
breasted - styles for J d
equal the best $15 suitsr ctf .qthefc stores. ; The best v
prcfwe have soldiOp
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THIRD AND OAK
l73;l73.riRSTSTn.:SI3.-27 YAMILL,
DELAYS Oil WORK
TiUST BE-PAID FOR
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Contractora Who Are , Dilatory
Will Ba Heavily Rned by
,n ? t Exacutiya Boan
-" Contractor who through nccllrenc
- fan to oomploU atroot work for the city
eoordlnc to , their contracts wUl b
., ahowa no marcy by tha (treat committee
' of the oxeeoUre board. Each contract
can for a forfeit of f S a day for every
; day oyer toe time specified which the
eon tractor takes to finish hla work. 1
The Stark street acceptance and oer.
oral other were held over for lnvestl-
ffatton. : v . --:v:. . t,
The resolutloa referred to the com
mittee from the olty council recommend
In the removal of the guard rails on
the Morrison street -bridge wa dls
eussed. City Engineer Wanaer thoncht
the remoral of the rails was' imprac
ticable, as the change would -coat the
city at least f 20.000. . He said that the
center of the bridge has not been braced
for traf flo and In order to make it safe
a steel stringer would have to be put In
the entire length of the bridge and. floor,
lng laid. He was Instructed to make
an estimate of the cost of tho proposed
change, v ,.. -.v. :' ;. l j
Arthur X. Velgruth 'petitioned the
committee for permlasloa to oU Twen
tieth street, between Washington nad
Lorejoy streets. City Engineer Wanaer
will make a report In the matter. .
Property owners on Chapman street
complained that the Portland Coneol
tdated railway : had practically abandoned-Its
tracks on that thoroughfare,
and asked the committee to revoke the
franchise and have the rails removed.
Action on the matter was deferred pend
ing an Investigation. ' - -
Kct'i Rne Hosiery Specialty to This Store We Sell Union Hade Shots
The moderate priced shoe of today,' dressy
. v ; as well as stylsh, excelling in delicate ,
(ID!
OXFORD
The summer shoe that attracts the fancy
of fastidiously tidy mth.:'A'--Jrr 'C,rl.-r.i
We'lUkwise Carryhi Stock 'I
Tti Fcr.C3 rictOctoii $5X0 und $6X0 :
FtsniCHaatlc Shoe -'fM
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Out . (J
SuDerWv
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Made
The kind that leads the van among those whose inclinations
are to dress the very best even at a trifling show of carelessness
of cost. We, carry sandals' and all .other , things that male
humanity wears upon the feet. ; '-'I , ;
; VjaciCnyh Walton .r
TEL. HOOD 7 . 70 WASHINGTON STREET
RAILROAD PAYS A
" LARGE JUDGMENT
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Oregon and California Hands to
Anthony Neppach. Nearly.
iixtyjniOUaiidJolla.v
On of ' the largest Judgments ever
obtained In Multnomah county was sat
isfied yesterday afternoon, when the
Oregon A California railroad paid Into
tha circuit court 117.147. tl. to be In turn
paid to Anthony Neppach. who won a
land suit against the company after four
years' litigation. The- sum paid repre
sents -a judgment for $47,000 obtained
by Neppach on March , 1001, and
interest at tha rate of per eenjt a year
from that date." - ...
In 18SS Neppach and C A. HImple
agreed to buy for lll,t(.t( from the
Oregon California company t.tlt
acres of land In that part of Washing
ton and Multnomah counties thst after
ward became celebrated In litigation as
"the quadrant." When two Installments
had been paid the Northern Pacific laid
claim to the quadrant nnder the con
gressional act of 1104 granting It lands
from Lake Superior to Fuget sound.
The Oregon California claimed tha
quadrant under the act of 10(0, granting
the Central Paclflo lands for tho con
struction of a railroad to Portland.
After a bitter light the United States
supreme court in 1IO0 awarded tho quad
rant to the Oregon 4 California com
pany. '. ' ' 1 - 1 ' '
Neppach then tendered the remaining
payments to the company, , which com
pany refused to accept them. Neppach
began suit for the land or Its ralue.
which he placed at (110.tll.7l, anfl got
judgment for 147.000. - Tho Oregon su
preme court affirmed the judgment; and
when the case was carried to the United
States supreme court It also affirmed
the Judgment' j
BUSINESS BUILDING '
, BY SALESMANSHIP
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Interesting Talk :o Advertising
Men on Commercial Methods I
1 by A. F. Sheldon of Chicago.';
. A talk on Business Building by Sales
manship," glTen by A. T. Sheldon of
Chicago, under tho auspices of the Port
land Ad. Men's league at the Commercial
club last evening, was heard by a large
number of local business men, who re
cetvfa more than expected benefits from
tho talk. Mr; Sheldon has made A de
cided Impression in business circles In
Portland . j- i
He Is n quiet, forceful speaker, full
of sincerity and enthusiasm for the sub.
Ject ho deals with. His address was de
voted to the discussion of common,
sens and honesty In commercial rela
tions. He appealed, from the old Idea
that "the American publlo likes to be
humbugged." hy saying that the great
B.axnum himself always gave more than
value received In the show business. Ths
sarlrif that There is a sucaer oorn
every.- minute" should not, ho said, be
taken Into consideration by business
man, for M tho eame minute there are
a great many sensible people born, and
the good merchant wHl always cater to
the majority. - Hi nu the business
community jhonld cultivate a code of
ethics that would shut out business
Jealousies nd bickerings, and that
would recognise every man's field and
privileges, land that merchants should
cultivate friendly relations Instead of
distrust and enmity. His talk was n
gospel of peace In the business world
not to "Ao others ;or they will do you,"
but Instead, "do ""unto others as you
would have them do unto you.". His
advice to salesmen was' particularly re
freshing -ad-rwas much enjoyed by all
his hearers In mercantile lines.'
This ' afternoon at 4:10 o'clock ' he
spoke at the Unitarian church, before
the employes of the Olds, Wortman A
King department store, that .Institution
having closed to permit Its clerks and
department managers to attend. '
shunaaes? Oolon. .
Lasatlee " (Bmoo Qntnhte, ths world-wide
Foia care, removes tae eaoae, call for the
fail aasM sad look for Urn slg satare ec A. W.
Steve.- 0e. -r-.-,.,. - --, --
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' Preferred Mook Oaaaed
- Allen eV Lewis' Beat Brand.
Sheet
Music
l Miscellaneous lot of good
Vocal and instrumental :
; sheet Music :..v';-..---:-:''
5 Ctb. Each
GUITARS and MANDOLINS ;
CpURfNEYvS
Music Store
.. 90 FIFTH STREET- '
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O. At; Co. Quits Portland
This grand sale crows better as it grows older: As the different lines begin to thin , out and
become broken, we cut tne price stiu deeper, in oraer.to ciean up ennreiy. . mosi oi me iwcu
are yet In excellent condition for satisfactory selections. Read below about the big specials,
many of which you have never read before. .. If you need anything in the dry goods line, be
sure to come here first and save from ONE THIRD TO ONE HALF.
Ready t6weaKQa
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If you are on the hunt for a wool or silk suit; Vnol. 'skirt or anything in the line of shirtwaists,
we invite you to inspect our offerings. .The styles are new this season. , The garments were
Iwughruhderenharkerp
fore we leave Portland and in order to do so quicklpr, we have reduced the prices to less than
; " eastern wholesale cost,'.:-'"'.'. ''r-W i .. ' :v
Lcdies' $20 VCOl Suits Sa89
Come up this way and look in the window;
better still, come inside and see the regular
$20 wool suits ; all this season's product ;
good colors ; materials, mohair and light
weight woolens. Choice now , g(j
- Other Special Prices on Wool Suits 3
;.;;,r ; ;v r;, up to $19.75. .
Lcdie9 $30 Silk Suits $998
These are-"alsobn display in the 'window,'
but let us show you inside the store. Regu
lar $30 silk suits; this season's newest and
smartest styles ; made of colored Q A AO
chiffdn Uffxta silksj. Oioice for...Vtil
Every- Silk Suit In ihls store for less than
felt market price, j, ,
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NTERa3
ST1NQ MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
VrUta now sloslaeT
a Only 11 yards to a customer.
,". but they are wortk half again ao
much at wholesale. "
ignilss So Amoakeaer aiagkaaas fot
All you want; fine for chil
dren's Dresses and Aprons and
Ladles' Aprons. Fast colors. - .
agnau Its Oolored lams and Blml-
. ties for er All you wish; a large
assortment Of choioo patterns to
choose from. See these early.
mag-nlas ISO and too sroaunar TosM
. fot XrfUUeo Ha Almost half
price, for ladles' low-neck. 'sleeve-
1 less, sllk-Uped Cotton Veets.- -
ladles' gfte &lsl Thread Testa 1T
Tou will want some of these fine
lisle thread, low-neck, sleeveless
Vests at this ssVlng.
Sddlea lae Toper Kolsery for 9t
And you can see the saving at the
first glance. See these.
Ooodai eloaiag' ent
' foV 10e Think of . this chance.
" Regular lie 1 chambraya. plain
. - ginghams, ertnkle cloths, etc. ;
Todies' So Topiy alosnery fog lsV
. ; The genuine Maoo Hose; ruaran
..." teed. Topsy fast blade; all sises;
.. nice, soft, durable; now only 15.
Boyn 91.00 Treaaers Tor only S9at
Not all slses In the lot, but most
- all slses of durable, fancy worsted
knee pants; worth from 75o to.
f f 1.00. . ,V it . V.'
Soys' TSo Xaee Trcnsers for SOsr-
" All slses of durable worsted and
corduroy pant for only 89
Boys' SSo ' 'Xaeo. 'aas for 19ef-'
Suitable for every -day. hard wear;
all slses; a big assortment V . ' " '
ZrfUlae' Sae Trinuaed Stats, now Xalf
; yilue 1 Hero la a ichance to buy a
beautiful Hat, Just at tho height
': of the season, as half ) the, first
-price.'--
Baoisr SSo Bmbrolderr, aow alosinc
at 151 That Is only part of the
. . cost; but wo want the money. Ton
' can save. .
Boys' see Straw Bate at 234 A
. number ef good styles, new this
' year; 'all si see to 7.
Sadies' Sl-M Javanese Xtanono fog
89 Beautiful Japanese and Ori
ental patterns; aU slses; big assort
''ment.'
Bsgnlsy SS.se Waits Spreads for
." B1.68 Full slse, heavy raised
Marseilles pattern; best for 11.10,
now 91.68.
Bsrnlss $3.00 rrteered Spreais fog
- 91.89 Tho cut-corner styles;
' extra large slses. . - r-
145 Seventh St
Bet Alder
and Morrison
Siinset Shoes
This famous brand o shoes is car
ried by this store in a number of
the very best styles; all lasts and
sizes.v A better shoe foe $3 has
nofbeen made.'. 'We offer you
choice of these .7 CO
satisfactory shoes for.. i)u, J
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