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- The semi-annual meeting of the First
Blbl- Bplrltual . eocletr was held last
Friday evening at ' 4tl East Seventh
treat j Ira, Taylor presided. ; It waa d.
elded, that tn the future there 'should
be tp chsrg for admission to the Sun
day services: of the society, which will
ha hM mt Rlnarlar'a hill Ut Alitor
street. .Services will be held1 today at
11 a. ra. and T:4I p. art., the speaker (or
the svenlng exercises to be J. C. PerrelL
The following officers were. elected at
laat Friday's . . meeting: ; Mrs. R. W.
Colson, president; Mrs. Laura F7 Share,
loe-president; Ira Taylor, second vice
president; R. W. Colson. treasurer: Mrs.
L. P. Qusckenbush. financial secretsry :
T. T. Bells, aecretary. In Taylor, P. T.
Balls and Mrs. Campbell compoee the
tnuaio committee. , , , :,y
V Walter A. Bols -will resist extradition'
against him by Esters at Co., ' grocers.
of New Tork City. Detective Sergeant
'Deevy is here to take him back to the
'scene of his alleged crime but Attorney
: Charles J. Bchnabel has secured a prom
lee from Governor Chamberlain to. have
the case argued before him, ' The lawyer
: declare that the charge - ahould -be a
elvll one. as', no crime .has ' been com
mitted, and that the New Tork author!-
' ties sre trying to use the criminal courts
as a collection agency. , - 7 . ' ,r -
i Four persona were reported tA the
v police as .missing tn the pest two days.
; W, O, Wells, aged yeara. and Msr
rtle Thomas, aged IS. were reported miss-
Ing by an aapreaaman named Wilkin.
.Mrs. Jam Cullen of S2t ' North
if Eighteenth atreet. haa asked the police
Lite -find her husband, missing since noon
l, Friday. He is an expreaaman and has
a, stand at Fifth and Morrison street.
'J. Btortenbert of Bcappoose la a Ceo miss-
lng. the request to locate bim . coming
' from hia wife, j , . ..- ' '
V. Judge Cameron will recommend that
the law govern In the appeal of clti
cases to. the circuit court be changed so
a to make 1100 the minimum fine on
whlch-an appear van be based -Instead
of $20, . "Tba majority of appeala taken
are in' the caeee af transients." aald
.Judge Cameron. "They -place up ball
-and then are not to be found when the
cases come up In the circuit court. The
Jaw la defective and should be changed."
7. . "
v- Probably the biggest catfish ever
eeught in the Willamette waa. taken. In
the channel- just aouth of the foot of
Jefferson street by Hsrry Jones, a pro
.fesslona flsliermsn. yesterdsy afternoon.
-Jones, who waa yeara. ago a fisherman
on the Thamea, was trolling for blsck
bass when he tended the. eatftsh. - The
.catfish waa about It Inches In length
and weighed when dressed a little more
.'than one pound. . -
In order that a. few belated hunters
.and bridegrooms might be able to as
, cure licenses County Clerk Fields kept
.bis courthouse office open two houii
yesterday morning. -When the. books
. r dosed- tor September, 1.I1S hunters'
-licenses, had been Issued to Multnomah
tcounty aportsmen since laat May.. 120 of
; lhanvba.ving. iem, secured. Friday., ,
... invesugauon.,py me ponce nas con
vlnced them that Captain Chrlatopher
, Nelson of 120 Bennett atreet was not
held up at 2 o'clock .yesterday morning
' by two 'masked men on the steel bridge
and robbed, or 23, as. he reported.
uergeant Taylor and Patrolmen John
'eon, Ehmson, O'Brien and Glttlngs . In
I veatlgated the alleged 'robbery. ; ,' .
'The nrlses foe' t Inate In tia Aa.Hi.ii1.
lurnl day'a parade Friday evening were
awarded yesterday, the first prise go
In r to the float containing the goddess
r ior ama ner court, me eecona prlxe
going to the Clsckamaa county float,
and the third prise to the float con
1 talnlng the Sharplea Separator exhibit. .
, Trolley Trips Today on O.' W. P. To
"""' v iiriii.u rtra ana ures
" hem. 9fi Mnll' nirln ITn .1. r.-.i. m
Rstacada. iO cents round trip. Cars leave
First and Alder afreets for Oregon' City
on ine oaa nour ana every 40 mrnutee;
for Estacsda, 7:10. :J0, 11:10, 1:80. 1:40.
:4. 7:11.
Mof fnung lodge,. No. t. O. D. H. a. will
give a grand ball In Steuben hall. Wil
llama avenue and Ivy atreet. on Saturday
Tening. uciooen 7. Admlaslon It cents.
uooa muaio and refreshments'. . ,
fin Oi f W la . - t. ...... .
and Clarkamaa counties, 100-mlle trolley
trip for tl. Train leaves Firat and Alder
streets- daily, except Sunday, at- -40
' a m. and returns 4 p. ra.
The Bible Spiritual aoclety removed
10 sus Aiaer etreec Dedication serv
ices Sunday, 11 a.' m. and 1p.m. Leo
ture by J. C. Ferrell, and apiritual teata
by Mrs. Ladd-Flnnloan. - .
xne vioiei uancmg academy opens
Its aeries of dances with a a-rand ball at
. Burxnams nail next Thuraday even
; Ing, October t, at 8.1S o'clock. Gentle-
1 men, zacj laaies tree.' . ,
Dr. H. A. Stndevant, formerly of The
Dalles, Is now with Wise Bros, at rooms
. 211-12, The Falling. Third and Washing
ton etreets. Phone Main 2021.
' Profeaaor Blngler'a phyalcal culture
acbool and dancing academy, 10 Alder
atreet Claas and private Instruction.
Fat people reduced.
. Any watches cleaned, 11. b: main
spring, 11.00; all work guaranteed one
yesr. -Metiger eV Co.,-Ill Sixth atreet
On account of repelrlhg ''and reno
vatory-work at the , police building,
Police' Judge Cameron will hold 'court
tomorrow and until further notice tn
Falr Announcement
ADADMSTRATION
RESTAURANT
Oc DINNER
Served continuously from
1 lam. to8p.rn. Every
rlattendanT should not fail-
to visit ' this ' restaurant
Prices will convince you
that it is not necessary to
' , ' carry lunches. ' ,; .
OREGON-SAVINGS
BANK
t -
r,32t , Morrison Street.
OFFICERS. ; '
W.-H. lfoort. Prcaident.
E. B. Lytle, Vlcg-Prctldgitt.
W. Cooper Morria, Cashier.' ' '
3. Logan Hays, Au't, Cashier.
J. J DIRECTORS. y
W. H. Moore. W. H. CopeUnd,
S. S. Lytst, Leo Friede, ' '
W. Cooper Morris.'
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INTEREST '
GENERAL BANKING '
'business.
l Phone Main 16
PLANS 12-STORY
J. B. Yeon Will Seek in Other
Cities Idea for Big Office ;
" Structure) Here.
WILt"BETALLE3T .
IN ALL PORTLAND
Purchaser of Comer of 1 Fifth' and
'Alder Streets Expects to Com
mence Work Early Next Year on
the Brick and Mortar Giant. ;
Portland's . talleat akyacraper, which
will exceed In height the Well a-Fargo
building by at least one and . perhapa
two stories, is to be erected on a tract
having 100 feet frontage on Alder and
7S feet frontage on Fifth atreet. J. B.
Yeon, the wealthy Umbernian, who pur
chased this corner the past week. Is ar
ranging for the plans and work la ex
pected to coram encet early next year,
Thla edifice will be one of the finest of
the northwest, and will be made to con
form to the plans of the big buildings
of the east. , . - -
, I. Ooldsralth. of the Arm of Goldsmith
A Co.. Bherlock building, who waa Mr.
Y eon's agent inv the realty deal, said
laat evening of the purchaser's, planes
- "Mr. Yeon will depart for San Fran
cisco In a very ahort time to examine
the large buildings there, and will ex
tend thla trip until he haa found the
type of a structure he desires to erect
In". Portlsnd. He wanta on of tha
best modern office buildings, sightly,
convenient and atable." .
ELLERY'S BAND RENDERS
RANQPEffOIONDAY
Kllerya band will play the following
program at the exposition on Mondsy:
Afternoon March. "Phillpovlch"
(8chmld); overture, "Oalathea," Von
Suppe); Polish dance (Scharwenka),
"Cupld'a Garden" (Eugene), scenes from
act Iv of . -Rigoletto" (Verdi), march,
"Buffaloes," . .(Engelmann) j aelectlon
from "Martha" (Flotow), "L Palms"
(Yradler). grand fantasia from "Manon"
(Massenet). .
Evening, at ' American Inn March,
"Paragraph 11." (Ferullo); overture
'.'William Ten." (Roeslnl); trumpet nolo.
"Serenade," . (Schubert), by Slgnor
Palm a: "Voice of Love," with echo ef
fecta, (Schumann); "Cavallerla Rustl-cana.'-'
.tntermesso - and . finale. . (Mas
cagnl); acenee from act 111 of "lav Bo
heme" (Puccini), trombone solo, "An
swer," Robyn )rr J,Love's Pream-Af Ur
the Ball" (Csibulka). grand .- selection
from "II Trova tore" (Verdi). .
THRONGS CELEBRATE
"JEWISH NEW YEAR
Worshipers filled all the synagogues
at the vaiioua services held Fridsy
night and yesterday . In honor-of the
Jewiah new year, wnicn la tics
In their calendar. At Temple Beth Is
rael yesterday morning Dr. Stephen -8.
Wlae, spoke on "A Glance at Jewish
History- In the Making." The musical
program waa under the direction . ol
Mra. Rose Bloch-Bauer. ' To Congre
gation j- Ahaval Sholom Dr. Wlllnei
apoke on the "Permanence Amongat the
Vanishing." . Tha servicea at Temple
Nevah Zedeck Talmud Torah were In
Hebrew, Dr. Shapo chanting the prayers.
At all three of tha temples large erowds
gathered. '?
the rooms formerly occupied by the
county assessor at the courthouse. All
comnlalnte will be prepared there by
Deputy City Attorney Fltsgsraid. ,
WiwiviH'i TWnnfna sr.hAnl : a! tfiA
Western Academy of Music Monday and
Thura. . Leesons, lOo. Denolng, to 1L
Your credit Is good. Wstches, ' II
down, tin week. Metsger Co., Jewel
er and opticians. Ill Sixth atreet.
Launches ' for torpedo-boat destroyer
at Merrill' boathouae, north aide Morri
son bridge. - .'- ( .,
, Awnings. Noon Bag Co., lat aV Couch.
Frltfa tamalee are the best.
" ' Foiatera fog Yomag Mas-
When you-buy your sack'' suit yon
must order a long ooat, or yon wont be
m it. ......
How long? you ask. It ahould meas
ure at loaat J Inches from th collaf
earn down the bacbv
That's CoupT or -mchew-mngar-tiian
th top coat you've been wearing, Re
member thai. "
The new .. oovert ton coats . are . tl
Inches long . . i . '
Tho plsce toirder themT. -
. - ARMSTRONG THE TAILOR. !
(It Washington Streets
Popular" prices. ' .
BUILDING
HELPLESS CHILD
CRUELLY USED
Ctrl of Thirteen Wanders Streets
Alon Until Lights In Wain
7 ' hard Home Attract Her.
POLICE SEEK ONE WHO
TQ0K HER TO SALOON
Serious - and - Cowardly - QfUns - Is
Char(a by Officers and Thorough
Search Is Being Made for the Miss
ing Offender. s ' 7 7
- W , ',. . 11,1 : 1 t
It was almost S o'clock , yesterday
morning when Attorney Henry Wagner
waa a soused from his slumber at the
Weinhard residence, II North " Thir
teenth atreet. by a ring at the door.
Throwing on a dressing gown be hur
ned to the door' and vu opening It waa
aurprlsed to see a pretty little glrL
Telling th lawyer that-ah waa loot.
th child waa taken Into the house.
where Mrs. Weinhard got her some
thing to eat and made her comfortable
for th night,' . ... .
The affair was renorted to the nollce
yesterday and Detective Hawley of the
Boys' and Girls' Aid . society waa de
tailed 1 to. 'make an Inveatlgatton by
Chief Grltsmacher. The officer became
acquainted with a condition of affairs
which horrified him and he hastened
to polio headquarters with the glrL
Chief Grltsmachsr authorised th state
ment that the treatment accorded the
child before she waa succored at the
Weinhard home . constitutes a crime
which may cause a young man to spend
many years In the penitentiary. Four
detectives,' Including Hawler. worked
until an -early hour this morning trying
to locate th man wanted, and the
search will be resumed, today.
The name of the girl Is Errllla Smith
and her age la IS yeara. She waa aent
to the detention horn of th Boys' arid
Girls' Aid society some time ago from
Washington county and waa placed with
th family of a clgarmaker on North
Twenty-second street. Claiming that
th wife of this man maltreated ner, tne
child ran away Friday- afternoon and
took some Sowers to a alck friend at
th Good Samaritan hoapltaL
.On leaving th hoapltaL ah says,
ah met a young man, who spoke pres
ently to her and offered to ahow her
around th fair grounds. He took her
through the grounds and that night in
duced her to accompany blm to the De
troit Inn. near th entrance to th fair.
.Leaving the fain at. I o'clock yeater-
day morning, the man took th child to
th corner of Fourteenth and weaning
ton streets and left her alone, walking
rapidly away after telling bar good
bye.
Th child walked to Thirteenth street
and along that thoroughfare until aha
ww a light In th Weinhard realdence,
where aha andled for a bad -In which
to- eleep, 8 he took Detective Hawley to
the Detroit Inn. where It was learned
that th man had no room. It was not
vsn known by th proprietor, so ha as-.
sorted. ' that th room bad Men oeen
nled. .
Th condition of th child laat night
was such that th services of a phy
sician were found necessary.
MANY BAND CONCERTS
AT THE FAIR MONDAY
"Following la tn order of th day for
Monday at th exposition:
t " a.m. Exhibit and Oorernraent
buildings open. Trail open.
a. ra. to 11 m. DeCaprlo'a Admin
Istrathm band. Forestry building.
is to 11 a. tti.
band. Government terrace.
t to p. m. Administration
band;
Transportation bandstand. '
I p m. Weaving blankets Dy-cnuxat
Indians.. Alaska building.
t:S0 p. m. United States liressving
exhibition and drill. GullO lake.
I:J0 p. m. Timber-testing. Govern
ment forestry exhibit.
1:10 p. m. Grand concert by the El'
lery Royal Italian band; Gray's boule
vard bandstand.
f it to 4:S0 p. m. Concert by th
United State Artillery band. Govern
ment terrace.
I p. m. Concert by Klralfy's "Carnl
val of Venice" company. Centennial tar-
race. 1
p. m. Exhibit buildings cloee.
p. m. Grand electrical illumination
11 p. m. Gates "close.
11:10 p. m. Trail closes. . ' '.
Where to -Dine.
"Watch th Omaha Grow." Clean,
modern restaurant. French dinner, with
wine, - too. New management The
Omaha. S Sixth.
' H. C Brandes new grill, lot Sixth
street, will serve a fine table d'hote din
ner for SO cents from 11 m. to I p. m.
French coo win aerre you with a
genuine French dinner, with wine, lie
Manhattan Buffet, tl Sixth.
Z Manual Training. ""
Monday and Wednesday after school
manual training classes are eonduoted
for boys at the T. M. C A. in "the best
equipped shops tn the city' Wm. J.
Standley, instructor, fe tS.SO for three
months' term:- These same shops ar
uaed on Wedneaday and Saturday night
for classes In carpentry, wood carving
and wood turning.
. , Milwaukie Country Club. :
Baatern and Seattle raoea. Take Bell
wood and Oregon City cars at First and
Alder. -
THE ESTACADA
OsT LOT Of O, , I, tUOTBIO Vtn
a txx rut or m rnrxs os
TBI m,SOTslS SITU.
ESTACADA, C2EG0N
a FortriAs xxAtTif an txcasAnog
. . susoax. ...
asaentala ettaMng, west flahlaf. SS-eere
.Btse fir Berk, large eaeelag savlUea, total
revldtS with eity . wttar sad eleewte
Ksbta. fine batbs, tola psoas slrwrt u
Portland. TseeMads ef im of fir earsat
eanoese the yeans etty ef. Eataraea.
ss bttlss raoH MaTtajra.
Rates f ear.......... I 1.80
Rata per weak , , .l&.oe
Jpeelaf ci lacladlag-iaesailjris
iara am ainaw .a LIS
wtal tlrSM. laclxllne roead trie
'are, ese slkts todslag a ad tarae
aaaeis ............. .........e asv
Ticirt omci mn an albu tn.
L, M. MARTINEZ. Manager
BnacABa. omxeoaT. ', '
I IlA vti
W .Prfrcf
f -1 -v Ifcts -
m
.Ycsdcrfcl
Glasses
OREGON OPTICAL CO.
IT feurta St., T. K. O. A SMg.
Rr4"ars. the sreat ara rawed. , seat t
say eddnss ea receipt ef SO eeetav -
PAUL JONES HERE
'SIX WEEKS
1 BBBsseaaBsXessaBBBBeB .' - io,
Destroyer Arrive From Sound
and Will Remain 'in Port '
Into November.
CRUISER CHICAGO IS
ALSO TOrVISIT PORT
Admiral Goodrich's Flag-ship Will
Remain s Fortnight and . Two Ves
sels Will Then Proceed to San
t - Francisco for the Winter. '
For six weeks -the torpedo-boat de
stroyer Paul Jonea, named In honor of
th father ot the American jiavyc:wlll
be In Portland harbor. Beginning today
visitors will be received on board be
tween 1 and t o'clock In th afternoon.
In less than a month the cruiser Chi
cago. Admiral Goodrlch'a flagship, will
arrive at Portland from th Bremerton
navy yarda to remain a fortnight. With
the Paul Jonea ah will then aall for
San Francisco, where th craft wjll be
stationed thla winter.
The, destroyer reached th harbor at
!:! o'clock laat evening, making It
knots, an hour on the run up the river
from Astoria. Bht is in cum:
Lieutenant J. F. Marshall, Jr. On the
trip down, from th sound the destroyer
encountered unusually- heavy weather.
Off Cap Flattery it was necessary for
her to alow down to a apeed of six knots.
and at thla rate she ran -for four hours.
When- th blow bad somewhat subsided
she Increased ber speed to 12 knots,
which sh maintained until aha reached
th Columbia river yesterday morn
Ing. Th trip up the river for Port
land waa begun at noon. Captain Pt
terson acting as pilot. 'Jt.le among
tba swifteat passages that was ever
made up the Columbia and Willamette
rivers by seagoing craft, although It
would have been possible for her to have
oompleted th run In about three hours.
JustTTloT to going to-th-Bremerton
navy yards a week ago th Paul Jones
was at Port Angeles, where sh partic
ipated In the gun practice of th Paclfie
coast squadron.
AS n rem in ner 01 aneae
annual gatherings th little dark de
stroyer carries a number of handaome
trochlea presented to th officers and
men for fine marksmanship. On of
these is a metal engraving representing
a torpedoboat In action.
The boat a armament consists or two
1-Inch rapid fir guns, five (-pound er
eemi-automatle guna and two torpedo
tubes. She has a complement of tt men
In addition to Lieutenant Marshall the
officers ar Enalgns W. T. Conn snd
M. 8. Davis.
Th Paul Jones Is a sister ship to the
Perry, which waa here-In July.. She
Is lying at th old battleship anchor
age between th Bumsld and steel
bridges Sh Is 24t feet long. 14 feet
wide and t.t feet depth or noia. one is
of 7,000 horsepower and claaeed aa a
zt-knot boat, although aha la capable
of making more than to knots an hour
The craft was built at San Francisco
In 1100 by ths Union iron work.
MUSIC DAY IS NEXT BIG
OCCASION AT FAIR
Soloists of City and Exposition
Will Participate In Numer
ous Concerts.
"Music 1 day." Monday, October . la
the next great day at the fair. Th ar
rangements for the dsy har been placed
by th exposition management in tne
hands ot proreaaor rTeaencs v. uww
rich, the organlat. In conjunction with
Etlera piano house and other downtown
stores,- arrangement hare oeen mane to
hold muslcalea In nesny ail tne atate
buildings at some hour during th dsy.
In th afternoon at s ociock a grana
matinee concert will be given in the
audltorliraa. Th Administration hand
will play selections by Verdi snd Wag
ner. Th leader, Slgnor de Caprlo, will
play on of bis own melodious composi
tions as a trombone solo: Frankle Rich-.
tar, th blind pianist, will play at this
concart.
At 7:10 In th evening exercises will
be held, and It Is hoped to have present
President IL W7 Goods, Governor Cham
berlain, Mayor Lane and Mary T. Blu
menberg, editor of th New Tork
Musical Courier. At o'clock wlU be
held an op ratio concert. Among the
eololsta will be Mrs. Millie Perkins Mrs.
Frank Eberle. Miss Elisabeth Harwaa,
Allan Ooodwyn. formerly musical di
rector of the Ben Greet company; Clair
Montelth. Slgnor Declmo, eololat of El
lery's band: William Wallace Oraham,
vlollnlat. and th child planlate, Beatrtc
Wilson. Frederick w. Qoodrlch will di
rect and Miss Berenice Holland will
play accompaniments. . Th members of
th--Mnie4nsMaa4on ar planning to dis
tribute badges In honor of ths day. All
ths srt'ste tsktng part have yolunteered
their servicea .....
"Will Good Make OoodT" la th land
ing article In t hie -week's Saturday Re
view. .You can't afford to miss It For
sal at all news staada. .
SPECIAL ON ARTI
nOAL TEETH
Regular $10.00 set of
teeth on rubber plate
for 155.00,
Best teeth on best
rubber plate, regular
$15 for .....?8.00
. TtETl '
KTBACTEI
FBEC
Absolatsly
without pain,
try Monday
morning, ' hora
a. m. to
12:00 na
DR. B. e:
: . 342J WASHINOTOM STREET, CORNER
OfficTHours: S s. m. to 5 p. m.; 7d0 p. m. to S:30 p. m.: Sundays,
FOURTH AND
1 .WASHINQTON
NOW DISPLAYING
Ladles' and Misses9 Tailor
Suits, Gowns andDresses:
IN THE NEWEST FALL FABRICS
AND COLORINGS, TAILOR-MADE , ,
SUITS OF BEST BROADCLOTHS, r
PANNE CHEVIOTS AND MANNISH 7
- MIXTURES " "' ; '
BLACK, NAVY, PLUM AND RED
$25.60 328.50
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LADIES' SI2ES.........i..32 to 44
-MISSES' SIZES ...14716,-18,
Christian Science Lecture
Miss Maiy Brcolitafl, C S. B.
OF MINNEAPOUS
Member of ths Christian Science Board of Lectureship of the First
7 Church of Christ,' Scientist, Boston, Msss.
AT
MARQUAM THEATRE
Sunday ' Evenins;, October 1, 1905, O'clock. '
Admission free. Holders of reset-red seat checks must claim seats
by 7:45, as seatinjgt will be mads public after that time.
H00 H00 HIGH NINE
COMPLIMENTS JOURNAL
-tA Pan lA.Tn ihi Editor of
17 U I IIMIU, ewwmiw arva
Th Journal Th xecutlv committee
of nine, for the istn Hoo-nw snnuai
. .. thalr thanks and an-
preclatlon for very able and com.
prehenslv manner m wmun n wur
nal reported the annual meeting In this
city, and at a recent meeting of th ex
ecutive committee th secretary waa In
structed to make . the above known
to you. E. II. HABIGHORST,
Secretary.
A sign of good signs.
Kletser, phone Ex. .
Foster
PEOPLE'
Who commenced to . buy . real
ettate iri this city ten years
ago, and. "kept st it," sre among
your "rich neighbors" today. 'If
you scquire the habit now, snd
watch Journal real estate' ads.
ss closely ss you do the news,
"y oif rn iy b e "wt tl-t-i" '-
few years.
Read the real estate ads in
today's Jourrul. J' " 7
Just
. Quality considered, you purchase your stock at the
lowest possible price. That is business. , Now then,
why should you pay from 28 to 100 per 'cent more for .
dental work for yourself and family than you can get
. it done for at this office?! Sentimental reasons are the
only ones you can offer, "possibly the dentist you "now
patronize may do as good work as I can, but he can't do
any better. Probably he doesn't possess either the skill
or up-to-date appliances to b, found at this office. :
"
AWord-totheWise.
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7 "We guarantee you the highest grade of skill known
to the profession at reasonable prices. This is a business'
proposition. . ; . .1 - .7 ; . ,;-'V.:,7 :.".Jj -:
WRIGHT
FOURTH AND
WASHINOTON
$33.00 $43.00 A
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BY
THE
E.B.COLWELL
Successor to A. J. Parmer
wiouuii Asm BTTan OBOoas.
88 1) ass an4 SSS Third St, Oor. Jeffersos
The BigStore
Prices quoted below will sav you at
' leaet 20 per cent: i
Best Dry Granulatad Can Sugar.. '
109-lb. aack 18.10
IS lbs Bat Dry. Oanulated Can
Sugar $1 00
Beet Dry Granulated Bugar, aack., $5.09
1-lb. can Royal Baking Powder. .. u4o
1-lb. can Schillings' Raking Powder.. lie
l-lB. psg. Arm nni titmnar boos... so
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per pkg.,..10e
1 lbs. clean whit Rice !Se
IS bars Royal Savon Soap XBo
Hard Wheat Flour, per aack, ...... $1,00
Beat Enetern Hama, per pound. .. .I4o
Picnic Hama. per pound , So
Shredded Cocoanut, per pound ISo
(-lb. pall beet Lard...... lOo
10-lb pall best Lard .....II.
JO-ib. pell best Lard II.
Reet Soft Wheat Flour, per aack..$l.
Java and Mocha Coffee (resular lac).
per pound . '. SBo
I Iba. broken Java and Mocha (equal
. to 10c) ..tie
I can Primrose Cream..,. ...lte
Tiger Cream (reerular ISO. per can.. &c
Kngllah Breakfast Tea Ireg. 6e). lb. IRc
Fine Gunpowder Tea, (special), Ib...lSo
Scotch Oats, per pkg. , .10e
Tnr pnep, I bars Be
Fefe Naphtna SnaP. tr ar. ;r.vjr.r c
malum isreai, per pag. ........... "c
Rods Crnrkers, "10-lb. box.., 60c
Leslie fUlltd fealt (Shaker top),
rr pe' -e So
1st t iverlae Tuesdays snd
F'i v. n. North Albina and
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5 MSLE
The Painless
DENTIST
SEVENTH..
9 to L
Phons Main 2119.
Sale
Of Chinese and Jspaness
CURIOS
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W purchased too heavy for ths
FAIR TRADE, r , 7
j-Wt sre overstocked goods
coming every day and mora on
the wsy, which compels us to
sell, at great sacrifice our fall
Hn of CLOISSONIE,
SATSUMA, , SILVERWARE.
BRONZE, - NEW BRASS.
SILK EMBROIDERIES and
DECORATED PORCELAIN.
Andrew Kan&Co.
. S-OSJft SSMt Vtftk,
ip irs a
S01VEWIR
A novelty of any kind in ths
Jewelry line we have it. Neat,
natty nick-nacks just tha thine
yon were looking for to please
that friend. It's quality that
counts and w have it. A full
line of Jewelry snd optical
gooda. ' 7'' "r
A. N.Wright
THE IOWA JEWELER
293 Morrison St.
V STRAIGHT, inr n
CONEST. V Jafdll
THAT IS THE WAY
JODN DELL All
Transacts Business in His
, , . Two Stores.
Cse Cor. 1st tsd Y3
zzi Cse Ccr. 3rd tzi Cs .Is
Big Stock of Newly Arrived
y Fall Styles t
ras aid YClITs, snr.
CVIXCOATS.
Hats, Pants, Shirts, She
etc Good atsortmerit cf
Trunks, Suit . Cases, v f -
kets and Comforters.
claim to save you 13 pc- ;7.t
in comparison to hi;1 7:7
stores' frlzry 1
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