The Oregon daily journal., October 17, 1905, Image 5

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TOWN T0?1G
Varquam Grand. ...........
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"The Tenderfoet"
....... 'Hberldin"
MualraJ BarlMque
Mnplrt ....
. l-rrtc.,...,
. fctar. ......
Cirtpd
...Hoiwat. Hitart '
A Frlaoeer ot War"
VWlTtlU
'....VaudavlUe
: John Kenwortby. years of e. end
' ton of th pioneer of th Paclflo coaat,
died yeeterday at hl home, 6 . East
Fin treat, after an lllnaaa of eeveral
year, y HI a death wu the result-. of a
t aU In which' ha sustained a, dlalocaled
and eruahed hip Joint ' An operation
wa - attempted yesterday, but the- old
nan waa unable to urvlv the anaes
' the tic. Mr. Ken worthy waa born in
Leds, Torkahlr. England, In 1(1 and
emigrated to America, In 1S2. A few
yeara later ha came 'to Oregon, where
' lie achieved prominence and waa highly
' teapected. The funeral aervloea will
held at Centenary church Thureday af
ternoon. Orient lodge. I. O. O. F of
which he waa a member, will participate
'. In the aervlcea. - .-''' : '
"; 'Delegate were elected by the Admen's
league laat night In the tower roonwof
the Commercial club, to the Paclno Coaat
.Admen'a league rating In -Seattle Oo
tober II and 14. The delegate are H.
. C, Whlttler. R. M. Hall, Emmet Brown,
8. M. Frledlander, W. J. Hofmann.
Oeorge W. Kleleer and David N. Mosea-
' aohn. Other member' alo will attend
the convention. . . .'
, Secretary Leber of the board of trade
". has received an inquiry from an eastern
firm of manufacturers of wooden war
which desire to establish a factory on
. a large "scale tn the northwest and pre
.fere to com to Portland. The board
will furnlah statistics. The company
' write that It will employ a large force
and that the volume ef business will be
; heavy. ' ' , .
' f I ; :,-".-,.' enasiemassaansae r ' -1' 4
The Brooklyn Push club will hold, a
mas meeting at I o'clock -tonight In
Blank' hall to discuss matter of clvlo
Improvement in' the Brooklyn district
The construction of the Brooklyn aowet
will be the main topto of discussion,
' and people who oppose laying th con
' dutt will be urged to cooperate with
. those who favor It, for th benefit of
. th community. .. f ; '
Th Boys' club of All Balnta mission
held a meeting last night at 41 iNortn
Twenty-second street Mayor Lane ad-
dreased the member, apeaklng on "Ob
serration," and remark were made by
. Rev. Dr.' A. A. Morrison, Colonel 'James
Jackson, Bishop Morris and Rev. James
Dawson. Dr. Hop, th pastor. Is bulld
Jrig up the mission successfully.
Lost Three solid sold ring on In
coming Sellwood car about 7 o'clock
Sunday evening, October II. .Finder
will be rewarded by leaving nam at
- Moore's photo . gallery, . Seventh and
Washington. ' J'
Portland V Tamale Parlor. 144 Park
street between Alder and Morrison, th
only place In town where enohiladaa,
chile con earn with frijoles, Mexican
style, also th celebrated Frits' tarn ales,
are mad. Open from 11 m. to 11 p. m.
Rattan chair for th aged and crip
pled 'and folding settee for porches,
lawn . and parka for sal now cheap.
Portland Concession company, by ,. mall
; or: at Vaughn and i Twenty-fifth. ,5 v, t
'.- Th -Woman' Horn Missionary o
clety of Centenary M. K. church ha
thangd Its time of meeting from wed
, nesday, October II. as announced,; to
jriusy, vcwuvr v, s.av us.
The announcement In Sunday papers
that th Michigan society would meet
' this evening -was erroneous. The mock
auetlon la to be held one week from to-
.. night . - - v. -
Watches 1 and diamond, $1 down and
too per week. . Oood delivered on first
payment. Xmaa I coming. Metsgar
4k CO., jewelers, opticians, in auxin.
Professor Rlngler's physical 'culture
school and dancing academy, 101 Aldor
street Class and private Instruction.
Fat people reduced.
. Last week of the ' big sale of palm
; and plant at cut prices. L. O. Pfunder,
the florist 4Z7 Washington - street
Phone Main 484. , '
eaeiaBBB , '
W clean and press your cloth and
shin your shoe for 11.00 per. month.
Unique Tailoring Co., I4T Washington.
Mala 114. : . , . .....
Why nay 11.60 to 110 for eye glasses
when w guarantee a perfect fit for lit
Metsger at Ca,- 111 Sixth street
. Launches, for torpedo-boat destroyer
at Merrill' boathouse, north aid Mom
. on bridg. " .'.
Autumn ball by Astra circle, Esst Side
Woodmen hall, Thursday, October It.
' The largeat lgn shop jn Portland,
Foster 4k Klelser, Fifth and Everett
Try a meal without meat at'th "Vege-
' tartan cafe. 101 Sixth street '
iFrlt' tamale are the beat V .
Free School Domestio Science.
W hv secured th services of Mrs.
Bertha Haffner to glye a free course of
lecture at our store In cooking and
kitchen furnishing. These lecture will
be given daUy at 1:10 p. m. Every one
1 cordially invited. Honeyman Hard
war company.
Milwaukie Country Club.
Eastern and Seattle race. Take Sell
wood and Oregon City car at First and
. Aldar. . - ;. -.
Attention barber! " Party holding
eonoon 1771 wilt please call at our store
, and receive chair. Lwl-Stngr Bar
ber Supply ' company. .
Removal Special No. 2
" ". derbt-rTbbed
Underwear
regular . price h'm. now
$1.45 ;
Hrwrett,Drdly O, Co.
XABZaSAtKUS. K'l'
'1 'M48 Wmthlngton Strt
' sTXAa taAJra txjutm...'
:TC2 WACflDA :
0 tail r 0. w. . axxoniQ it,
. 'a TKg BXAXT OF TO TlXXM Qy
TBI CIJtOKAltaJ aiTim. 4
A vorirtAB BXAt-m at kxoksatiow
istMmUla alfnblis. troet flatalnc. SO-aare
o lit pars, lars. daaeBf pavtlloa. hait
proTtM with city waUf d,eleetrle
ltlhta. floa hatha. Ulpboae . alJJ
Porllaed. Tboeaaade of aert. ef of forest
eenoead tka yoen etty ef Batseade,
M KILU nog JOETIAW, '
Bates par ' "''Iir5
Rate par ak ,f 14.0
gpeclal tlekat, iDeladlag round trip
fare end dluaer.....
pecial Uckatw loeladln sound trip
fare, oae alght'e lodging end threev .
suals -M
tioxxt ornci nut avo axdx mu
t, B. MARTINEZ. Manager '
: ; xJTAOAOAv oaxoov. V
CLEVER CHECK SuImOLER
DOES BIG BUSINESS
. - " ' '
Buys Small Purchase of Fuel and
...... a I 1
Pays witn vnecri wnicn
Proves to Be Worthless.
For more than a week th nolle hav
been trying to locate a crook who ha
been flooding th olty with bogu
checks. Not only hav hi operation
been extensive, but hi work ha proved
him to be an exceedingly dangerous
man In hi Una. Four detective--Dy,
Vaughn, ' Reslng and Carpenter have
been detailed to try to run th criminal
to earth. v
- Numerous firms hav been victimised
by th bogu check man. . HI Illegal
operation hay been confined largely to
coal and Ice firms, but a number of
merchandise establishments 'hav also
suffered at his hands. The list of vic
tims Include th Paclf lo Coast Fuel
company, th Oregon Fuel company, th
Vulcan Fuel company and th Holme
Coal r Ice company.
-. In each tnstanc th crook ' mad a
mall purchase of fuel. In payment he
presented a oounter check for 110,
drawn on th First National, bank in
favor of W. W. Furlong and signed by
John 8. Woodworth. ' Th check war
all tndoraed by Furlong. When pre
sented at the bank they were dlshon
ored and pronounced forgeries. '
' Th criminal - 1 described as being
smooth shaven, about five feet aevea
inches ' tall, dark complexloned and
dressed In dark clothing. Hi manner
1 uch a to disarm suspicion and con
voy th Impression that h Is a well-to-
do business man.
Several clue were obtained laat week
by th polio, but all failed of results.
WRECK DELAYS OVERLAND
- - FOR FOUR HOURS
Conductor and Brakeman Barely
Escape Death When Short
' Train Meets Accident.
. Two long, heavily-loaded sections Of
th Southern Pacific northbound Cali
fornia. Overland lay for nearly four
hour at Merlin' last nlght'waltlng for
th track to be cleared at tunnel Not t.
All traffic had been stopped by th
throwing of a caboose acrpsa th right
of way. In an accident in . which two of
th train crew narrowly missed losing
their Uvea , . i
. An engine pulling on freight ear and
a caboose was running at high speed,
when, a short dlstano from the tunnel,
th tender jumped from th rail. Th
freight car wa .derailed and alao th
caboose, the latter being landed diagon
ally across th track. Seme of th rail
were torn up. afhe conductor - waa
thrown th 'length of the car and re
ceived severe bruises, while the rear
brakeman waa . projected violently
through th lookout window on th top
of the ciboos and landed 10 feet dis
tant on the right of way, but waa al
most unhurt y
There wair no wrecking train . nearer
than Roaeburg, about (0 mjles north.
The train crew took Implement "that
were carried on the caboose and engine
and after four hour' work succeeded In
moving wreckage enough to permit
train to pass. Th two delayed Mo
tion of th northbound overland, due at
Portland at 7:15 thi morning, arrived
at 11:10 o'clock,
BRAY SUES PARTNER
FOR LARGE AMOUNT
William M. Bray of Wisconsin and
Marshall J. Kinney of this city are th
plaintiff and defendant In a ult pending
In be circuit court. They, were formerly
partners. ' Bray ha brought suit against
Kinney for 129,600,' alleged to be due
him as a share of a part payment mad
on Oregon timber lands and 160,000 as
loss of profit because th purchase of
th property was not made. -
It Is alleged that on March 15, 101,
Bray and Kinney secured an option from
the Southern Oregon t company for a
large grant of rich timber land in Coos
and Douglas counties. "Th properties
were to hav cost 1600,000. Of this
sum, 160,000 is said to hav been paid
bx - th . partners, but th deal fell
through, and th two lost-their option
and the 160.000. Bray avers that he
wa ready and willing to advance hi
share of th cash necessary to make the
other payments, but a Kinney waa un
able to put up hi . portion W th
money, th deal fell through. Bray In
sists that his shar of the first par
ment and th coat that he ha been put
to are 139.800, while hi profit lost
by th deal having fallen through are
valued at 160.000.
A plea of abatement has been raised,
it being claimed that partners cannot
sile each other. It 1 being argued be
fore judge Cleland. .
W. W.' Cotton I Bray' attorney.
while former United State Senator
Joseph Simon appeara ror Kinney. , ' .
Where to Dine. '
Now that th rainy aeaaon I near,- the
busy people are looking for a place to
lunch where th service Is quick, the
viands pleasing and th prlc moderste.
The Prima cafe. Fifth, between Wash
ington and Alder street, ha an envia
ble reputation In thla respect. Th pro-,
prletor, Mr. L c. stone, la' always
pleased to meet old friend and make
new acquaintances. Olv th Prima a
trial and be convinced. Both ladle
and gentlemen welcome from 11 a, m.
until 1 p. ra. ,
Preferred Stock Canned Oood.
Allen Lewis' Best Brand. -. -
t'liiO IQ AT
EXPOSITION
Drays and Vans Are Carrying
Away Exhibits that Mad
Big Fair a Success.
ORIENTAL AND FOREIGN ,
) BUILDINGS ALONE OPEN
Though ComparmttVely tfew Pcopk
' Visit Ground, Receipt! Are Larger
Than Expected Pottoffice SuheU-
. tiort Discontinued. v , ,
t LJi''.- -
f ' ssssnnnnSBBnnBSsnsnenne .. . . , V
! A cavalcade of dray and van mov
continually through th bouUvard and
way of th exposition grounds, bear
ing away the exhibits that helped to
make th. I .awl. and Clark centennial
the moat successful ' world' fair ever
held, i ' .
Only th Oriental and Foreign Ex
hibit, build In re are onn to the publlo
LThey will be closed in a day or o. Thy
. , . ...u.iM.(H,
are open in vraar lu.fc uuwiviw"
may dispose of their ware. j
Though comparatively there are few
visitor to th grounds, yesterday re
ceipt at th gat war a surprise to
the management. , There is an admis
sion price of It cant and yeeterday
more than 1600 was taken in at th
gate. The same price of admission
will prevail until th ground are aoan
AnwxmJt '
The postofflc substation V on, ; th
ground waa - discontinued -yesteroay.
However, carrier continue their round
of the exposition ground and will de
liver malls as long a th building are
occupied. ' -' '
It la atated by th management that
a complete and detailed financial state
ment will not be given to th publlo at
th present time. There are many a-
tail that must be completed.
However, a statement Issued by And
Itor J. R. Mackenzie today showed that
the receipts for th closing day war
15,70l.l. Th aum of 11,171.10 was
received Sunday. Th statement also
bowed that the Lewi and Clark ex
position had 1175,616.11 to lta credit
F.1ATS0N BETS RAISE, BUT
IT PAY CLERK ;
Mayor and Council Comhiittees
Finally Come to Agreement
on Question of Salary.
Health Commissioner Ray Mataon will
be made ex-omclo city phyalclan by the
council and . hi salary Increased from
10 to 140 a month, with th provision
that he pay th salary of his offlo clerk.
Th decision was reached by th way
and mean and th Judiciary committee
of th city council yesterday afternoon
after Mayor Lane had appeared In per
son and asked them to provide addi
tional fund with which to maintain th
city health offlo. ' .
The mayor aald that It was Impossible
for Dr. Mataon, who was -a thoroughly
competent man, to work for th small
salary of f 90 a month and pay hi office
clerk.
. "An ounce of prevention 1 worth
pound of cur," continued h. -"and If
you will give Dr. Mataon a chance be
will show you, what h can do. He la
a man In whom th state board ef
health ha unbounded confidence and he
has free aocess to th atat laboratorle
for making experiment. If -youwlll
allow him more salary. o that he can
afford to give hla. tlm and attention to
thla office, th city will receive , th
benefit. ' I believe we should do every
thing in our power to; give Portland
a clean health record, and we can do It
by expending a little money with such
a man as Dr. Mataon at th head ef
th health department.'
Councilman Wallace favored paying
Dr. Mataon 1140 a month and providing
for hi clerk a salary besides, but Coun
cilman Gray and others said that Dr.
Mataon had agreed to work for 1140, and
he should not be given mote than he
asked.
The waya and mean committee rec
ommended that new boiler be purohaaed
for engine 4 and I of th Portland fir
department at a.coa of 11,000 each.
Mayor Lane presented th matter ef
purchasing ground for a sit for th
Forestry building at th exposition, say
ing that the council should give th
question close attention. He waa of th
opinion that th cost of maintaining th
Forestry building would be a heavy load
to bear. Th members appeared to be
in favor of making th purchase.
lxaay TSulldlar Permltav
Building permit hav . been granted
W. H. and Is. B. Warren, shoddy feo
tory and storeroom on Second street be
tween Orover and Olbbs streets, 116
and 1100 respectively, total 1460; C. M.
Bars, dwelling on Eaat Tenth street be
tween . Brooklyn and Beacon , street.
11,600' W. -Quereke, dwelling at 761
Kerby street, 1100; Carl Bprulln. dwell'
ing on Height avenu and Shaver street,
11.400; Lilly Holman, four stores on
Front street between - Taylor and Sal
mon streets, 1400 each, and four atorea
at th nam location, 1600 each, total
14,000; C. Mardhorst, dwelling on Spo
kane avenu, corner East Thirteenth
street, 1100; Oeorge Strong, dwelling on
Belmont avenue, corner East Thirty
ninth street. 11,600; A. C McNeil,
dwelling at 761 Oantenbeln avenue, 1800;
Mra A. Better, two dwellings on East
Eighth- street between Eaat Aah .and
East Pine streets, 11.600 each, total
11.100; Mrs. James W. MeDonourh.
We do not care how many
hours is required to perform
the service
Well Wash Yonrliaen,!
6 CIs Pound
' This includes all articles
not required to be ironed by,
hand. ' - ; .'
: Ring us up and our wagon,
will call at your home and
our driver tll you all
about it.
UNION UW CO.
Sxooiro Airs coltjsesia- .
, Tel. Mala SfS. .
AJSVI
lforrlso Street, brtweea eta aaS Tta.
Pboae Main see. . W. X. Pang!.- Sea. Mgr.
. TOaTieST AT l:U O'CLOCK. ' ,'
last Trerf eratai
Xaoaamw
SIBt .
pMlel-rrise
aatlsee
Tka Sashlag Wasters Musical Ceaaedy,
The Tenderfoot
wth ' - .- -':
oka yiontajr Jttm mnn, '
' ' AO ain.tn. rv,mnanr AO
gveelng Prime 6o. toe, 6oe. foe. J1.00. 1 "0.
atattaae Prices aoe. S&e. BOe. TOO, fl.w.
Mta are sew sell
Belasco Theatre : Zm$u
BZLAI00 MATZB, MOW.
rtwrtaMtk and Waaaiurtoa stivers.
K. 8. fries, Sea. Kgr. X. L. laekett. See. Kgf.
TOKIOHT AT :1S. .
WlllTFioo"wi
IIITTLESEY
Wltk the BBIU8CO THBATRB gTOCTC 00
rraeeauns . H. sotbara'e cias.
. rUwt Tinae 4a Portia ad.
"Sheridan, or the Maid or EathM
vga., tSe to TBe; Wat, get.. Ban., SJe te SO.
Kext Week WH1TB WniTTLESBT la
"PBINCB OTTO."
Marquam Grand Theatre
October 10 to , With atatlnees Saturday
- and Wedaeeda.'-,
KldW k Erianijer Co. (Inc.) Prodoctioa
BEN HUR
BATS ABB NOW BEIXINO -PBICE8.
BOTH MATINBB AMD MIGHT.
Lower Floor. Brat IS rowe ..fl.60
Lower floor, laat row. 1 00
Baknair, Brat I raw ..................... J 00
Balooer. 4th, tn and U raws 1.60
aUleony, laat row , IM
iMiiery reaerree Toe,' DAUaee SOe.
No easts laid aalde.
. No telephone erdare takas.
. aUU orders with lemlttaaee. ailed after
refular sale opens.
Ourtala at 8 and t B. a. Me one seated
after rlae of toe curtain on the Brat set.
RlIFI THF1TIF Orege Theatre Ce ZMeee.
yAlUA lULAIIlL . r. Baker, Mgr.
Pboae Mala lOT.
TAlfRTLL AND THIRD 8TBBETS.
TBB HOhtS OP lfTBICAL BURLK8QUB.
' hfatlneae Banoar Wednesday, Batordar.
MOTB Bersala Batlaee Wedaeedaj, S:1S
bl e to aur aeai.'
BTAB BKOW SIBXB. v
Mostly fir la with lovely faces end ezmlslte
forms and a nambar ef eoaaedlaas throwa
la to make a good moasere.
PRICE! Brenlns. BSe. Sc. 60c. TBe. Sea'
dar end Batorday -Durlnaae. toe. Be. See, 60c.
Wednwday matinee, 2&c to a or Mat.
KEXTWEKK. "The Jolly Graa Widow."
LllipilC lUCOUC nMMalall7
MILTON W. BKAMAN. Hanaer.
BVEBT NIGHT THIS WEEK. '
BBGTJLAB MATINEB gATURDAY, 1:16 P. K.
IUMT VAZfiOUl I
' Romantfe Comedy, ,
"H0BXgT KZABTB.'
ALU A BEABN
Aa Dad's Only Girl" A Brilliant Oompaag
Bnpportln the Celebrated Comedienne.
PBICEB Bvenlag, 16c, 25c, SOe end BOcj
swtinea, luc. loe ana zoe.
Nest attraction the drama tie eeneetloa,
"WHY WOHBN BIN."
BICBBATIOB PARK.
Qui si Taagaa aad Tweatj-faarla,
Portland vs. 3a o Francisco
ADITXBSIOB, . Ike.
OCTOBER IT. 16. 16. SO. . tt.
OBAWDHTAND. Z5e. CHILDREN. Ue.
Bos tickets end laasriad seats on sale at
oes oroce. unity, s:io, nhv, m:au.-
THE STAR
Oenvtrlgmt aad Lea
Alloa glsteie Ida Rnasall
aTan Ollates Bewyer tmrnk Oeafer
Btaroeoeee
General admission. lOei raearvad seats. SOe.
Dallv mattnae. 10 te aay seet except boxee.
Box seats. BSe. Strndaa coatlanoee, 1 SO te
ju:o p. .
THE QRAND
The Stee BaateU
Inn aad Roger Beeele TaaaerhQl
Wtagato Prad Pnrlntea
Oread leasee
Oeaerel admlaatoa. loej taearvad aata, Sne.
Dally matlaa. loe te any eeet excit ho:
wa.
Box seats, BSe,
to 10:46 D. at.
Baadar eoatlnaoas, 1:0
LYRIC THEATRE
WXZX BTARTTBO) HOBTSAT, OOTOBKB 1.
A PRISONER
OF WAR
A Thdlllag 6 marines War Drama.
Admission 10 Cent. Beesrvtd Beets, SO Cants.
Clarcmont Tavern
Finest Roadhoua In the West.
TABIOTJS S?Om BLAJITXABTD Ol
BPBCXAX, Northern Pacific Puret
Bound Limited leaving Portland dally
at 4:10 p. ra. stop at Claremont Re
turning (same train) leavea Claremont
at io:46 p. m.
LOUIS H. BOLL
PIANO BTCDIO NOW OPEN POB PUPILS.
Parian aad 10. N9 Waahrnsto St.
Miss Edith Kelly
Formerly of Chicago, wHl receive plane
pupil at etufiio, 44 Morrison street.
LMORBTUKl BCBTBTOD.
dwelling on Commercial street, corner
of Aina worth ' treet, 11,000; F. M.
V artier, dwelling on Belmont avenu be
tween Eaat Thtrty-nfth and Eaat
Thlrty-lxth atreeta, 11.100; James
Qrey, dwelling on Bat Twenty-eighth
street, corner East Taylor street, 61,000.
A repair permit, ha been laaued to
Vulcan Iron Works, 6T North First
street, 1100. '
POLAR, T0MMA AND
NERO NOW AT THE ZOO
. Polny th big whit' polar , bear;
Tomma. th beautiful apotted leopard,
and Nero, th large, hggy-mand
African Hon, of th Jabour trained ani
mal ahow at th exposition, which th
city park board recently purchased,
were taken, to their new home In , th
city park boo yeeterday afternoon. Su
perintendent Liowlt had prepared for
th reception of th three pet and they
were placed In comfortable cage.
Polar can accustom, himself to any
climate.4 While accustomed to th far
north, he ha been aa far south as
Cuba, where he spent on winter. HI
greatest delight I to hav a cold water
bath vry morning. '
Tomma and NeA ar poaaeased of a
more delicate constitution, and their
pen hav been arranged o that they
can be warmed during eh winter sea
eon. , i i
lir. Baldwin of the government f lah-
HHP
Our Forty Dollar Suit represents the acme of the tailors' art.
Our Forty Dollar Suit is made from the finest Imported ftney
or black Worsted. ; ' ; "
Only the long, fine Australian Wool is used in weaving this
1 . cloth. The English government inspects both the crude material
; in the We and the finished product in'the bolt.. . w . ' j
.The Australian wool on account of its length and fineness ;
makes the firmest and strongest fabric known to the cloth-making
: "crafts. t; "' ... : '
r Your suit cut from this splendid doth will be lined throughout
with the best black silk. Genuine imported French haircloth,
will be used in shaping the garment. The coat will be "hand
padded throughout, which insures symmetry to the shoulders
and the perfect alignment of the lapels. - " .
Our tailors put the same studied-care upon the making of a
suit that an artist bestows upon his canvas. It is a matter of
pride with them that every piece of work which leaves our shop V
"hall represent them at their best. That explains why, out of
doxen suits delivered to customers last Saturday, not even a but
ton had to be altered to make a perfect fit.
Our Forty Dollar Suit representaTMArt Tailoring" in the truest
and bst sense of the word.. ' ' -''
Finish
Fabric
.The prloB will salt
and
The suit will fit.
W handle no Ready. " "
Made Clothing, but make
your Clothes to Tour ordef
at from $20.00 to $45.00 the tuit.
Are You
IF SO.
Why not buy now at TIMMS, CRESS & CO.'S fire sale,
145 First street, and get Sun-Proof Paint, the best made, at
less than factory cost. .Money saved is money made.
Saving From $150
to J5.C3
Our prices on Men's and
Youths' Suits and Overcoat
begin at $6.00, running up to.
$25.00. We guarantee a saving
of from $2.50 to $5.00 in com
parison to high-rent tore
prices.
Our prices on Shoes run from
$1.25 up to $4.00, including
Ladles', Men's, Misses' and
Boyg.
' Our prices on Men's Hats and
Pants run from $1.50 to $5.00.
Our prices on Men's Under
wear and Overshirts run from
50c to $1.50.
Our prices on Trunks and Suit
Case run from $1.75 to $10.00
and $15.00. f
Our prices on Blankets and
'Comforters run from 75c to
$5.00.
We save you 20 cents on every
dollar you Invest with us.
JOHN DELLAR
RUNNING TWO STORES
Corner of First and Yamhill
and corner of Third and Daris.
erlee exhibit has prevented th city
park board with a young eeal, which
will be placed in a tank where children
may -watch It antic. - ' ,
Bnry Xrvtng u the Abbey.
(Joornal Special rrt.r
London. Oct. IT.- Th dean of West
minster ha consented to the interment
of th body of Sir Henry Irving 1
Weetmlneter Abbey.
Waafa la a BTaaaet
IntMttnal lndlfattoo" Is In sew" Verne for
mnltltnde ef alomarh treenlM. It Is the
rMoenler eanae f aart dkieeae. kldnoy
rrooblfa, meatlpatlon. aarelenrr. Insammnttoa
of the bliiMn. nearalsla. hednrhM, Ulaalawa,
ameadlettta ami rseematlaia. Green's Ausnst
rtower gntm rlsht at Mr letaetlnal IndlSMtlon
ked astral? rl.ara It eut .1 the Intestinal
tract. apMdtly on-lnf any ar 11 et th. all
monta meatkined. Trial htt' ,rHe. Bl( tmt
tl. ISe. At all rafa-tfr Ureess'
AlnMsa,
Forfey Hair
Suit to Yocr Msttsre VCI Ca -
Linsd Throughout With SUk
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fuarenteed.
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YOU NEED
FINE ART!
Consequently it requires the
steady hand of a studied artist
an expert to put the delicate
Eof a watch in proper ad
ent. Better leave it un
than to permit careless or
unschooled workmen to touch
it. We employ finished work
men and warrant their work.
It's the same "Quality that
marks our Jewelry and Optical
Goods.
A. N.Wright
THE IOWA JEWELER
293 Morrison St.
rr modern dental work, World-
a owned special lata,
Leweat prtoe aonaistent with ftrt-las
O te Ue
NEW YORK DENTISTS
rorBTm AJTO MOSJUSOST STS,
Opem day and night, from ; a. av
taatU 1 . sa.
RELIEF for LADIES
FRENCH Tansy Wafers Origi
nal and only genuine Pet up In
'yellow . wrapper and "Crown"
trademark. For eel by th -
. , LEADING! DRVOOISTS.
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CORSETS
THE KIND THAT IM
PROVE THE FldURU
IN the Corset department
are many late styles, and
a ' size for every figur.
Especial attention is callad
to the famous P. N. Corsets.
Made of heavy goods; bias
cut and gored; well bonad;
two steels on each side; hose
supporters attached front
and sides; nickeled clasps,
cork ' protectors; so con
structed sis to give the latest
long . waist and hip and
straight front effects; colors
white and gray.
$ D o 5.C
are Oaarg waataveg lee OlweUS,
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