THE OREGON, SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19, 1C05,
TOUfJ TOPICS I
TO DAT 'S AUVtZMZVT.
"A ratal Card
A Broken Heart"
....... "A ilaart of fci l"
Empire..
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Vaadevllt
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- Ths. course of free lectures and en
tertainments given at the Men's Resort
. and People's Institute by Alfred roster
of Australia Is attracting- crowds of
. men each Friday and Satupday even
ing. Friday night's lecture upon , the
convict prisons of 1149 In Tasmania 'was
listened to with eagerness by a packed
house. One hundred stereoptlcon views
, were used. Offhand. Informal and full
' of humor, Ir. Foster is a popular en
tertainer. Lt night he gave an elo-
cutlonary recital, with musical numbers
Interspersed. ., Next Friday Mr. Foster
lectures upon "Japan, FIJI Islands and
the Jenolan 'Caves." The lectures are
free and all are welcome. They are
' given at the Men's Resort ant People's
institute. Fourth and Burnald streets.
Governor ' Chamberlain was , the first
visitor to the charming Jiew studio of
H. w. Moore on the upper floor of the
Kilts' buildlug, Seventh and Stark, yes
terday morning, and had the first "mlt--
tlng" In the elegant gallery.. Mr. Moore
occupies the entire upper floor, which
gives him one of tbe-Hargest photo
:V graphic studios In the country, and It Is
a question If, In splendor of equipment
' "ind appointment, the place Is excelled
on the Paclflo. coast It has every do-
vice. Instrument and thing at all nec
essary to the production of modern pho-
; lographle art. It la most lavishly fur
nished, and the eye Is delighted n mat
ter q what direction that visitor may
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? The state haa leased again the labor
of ' the convicts in the tjalem penlten-
tlary to the Loewenberg-Oolng Btove
. .. compsny. - The contract, which Is for
two years only, was closed . yesterday
afternoon In Governor Chamberlain's
. office in this city. The rate to be paid
: to the state. Is the same as heretofore,
is cents per day . for each convict em-1
7". ployed.. In order to gtv , opportunity
for the next legislature to make such
, other disposition of the labor lot the
convicts as may seem desirable. Gov-
ernor Chamberlain Insisted that the
contract should not run longer than
two years, and also that It should con-
tain a provision authorising him to csn-
,'. ceH the agreement on six months' notice,
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The Goodyear Bhoei Repair company,
Fourth and Yamhill, has added a very
complete , stock of men's shoes to Its
; business. This merchandise comes
from as eastern factory and was made
at the special Instance) of Mr. Brack,
.' the manager, and the shoes. are what
! k"own as the Standard, one of the
.uuwu "uU. .
footwear in , America. Ho women s I
- shoes are handled, bat men will find
... , . 1 hat here mar be bid bargains In every-1
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' l f ZlntU? ill.. i ESS? Sf.J
amall profits at least until every men
!! fSTttZ fH? "o'ri: d
la to trade with the company he reprefc
"Back to the old love
'J Zl t 'TlZZl I
for seven years with one of the largest
wholesal, millinery house .on the mm ;t
and later for two year buyer of mUU-
nery fot-one of PwtUntTs tenM de-
' v ..ri. ir. VJ. Ur,,v. iuZ
Huo..,ww. -
Becker esUbUshment. comer Third and
f.'mrplIJ" . 'iL"'"
ii iM.ofcMr TrfT" i-
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belng conducted on th asm Principle
I..',mrVSir j22J2!Ltl
exception ot KTUr effort-catering to
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popular price. . " ' T :,"
. County Clerk IriTfc Field. pect
n k ( w.iiA. k. as t....n t.
MArma HiApnln mnA fnr hnnt m. niAnth I
II deputy clerks Will be busy xm this
work. Mr. Field sys that whll th
work will be plenty hard enough, th
tMroll being a big one. th. Ubor will
... tie cui aown a great oeai Dy ins rsct - ' . . . r - " "
that ther I. to be a $300 exemption in d? ST. " ,,th"
personal property, whereas In 104 cl0 w- deparur to' FTan
ivry thing wa taxd. Th personal else.' Chen was i clad tn natlv oostum
taxes alon tilled 100 page ox the tax
rnrm i. mr whll. thi. rufi liirt I
will require only 16 pages. , .
John A. Logan, one Of th attorney
. fnr Thomas E. Hnlme. the denoted
plumbing Inspector, said yesterday after-
would b argued In Judge Fraser' de- nervous proeirsuon, tm siowiy conva
partment of the circuit court Monday, lescing. , It la expected that ah wlU
The case ha been dragging along for
several weeks snd manv . were ef the l
. opinion that Halm Intended to drop out
'"of th contest I
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, Td sheriff has the lloi il.linnn.nf I
ta n.i m&ria un and readv tar .itv.rti.. I
ing and it wlU be turned over to th
printer Immediately after November 25. "", DU aomm u lawuy.
Those trhA AMtre aiiv m th.lw ...!. ' ' t- ' i
on or befor that tlm and save the
additional cost of advertising. Property
will be aold 'December 21.' .
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.' The efforts of the East Side Improve-1
ment association for better streetcar I
service Tor that section of the city hr
besinning to bear fruit.
Commencing
-V
Cut Glass Sale
7 In order to make room fpr
i Cut Glass shipments now on '
the road and to quickly
: move our "left . overs," we
( offer Cut Glass at factory
i prices for the next '.Week
; This rsale will last only
; short time'ind slirewd buy
ers who Ifliowftell us our -;
line, of Cut Glass of five dif
; ferent factories is the finest
'shown in Portland. Our,.
;. glass is always a attractive
prices and we promise the'
public that ..our Xut Glass
Prices for the next week will '
belhe Jo westever Jenown in
..Portland. We must move it,
tand quickly, so here is the
ehance to buy something for
that coming wedding or for
that Christmas gifu ,No.
: trouble to' show ittolyou..
erCo.
? ', Jewelers, Sllvertmltb ,
286 Morrif on Street
GJIeitkemp
A Change of
Account
i
F, for any, reason, you -contemplate
a - change
or division of account, ,
shall be pleased to
hear from you. : Our fa
cilities . are exceptionally
"good, and we believe . we .
could handle your busi
ness o your satisfaction.
Oregon Savings Bank
- Sixth and Morrison Streets.
omnii '.-"
W. H. Moor. President.
...HE. I.vtla. VicevPrealdent.
W. Cooper Morris. Cashier.
... & Logan Hays. Ass't Cashlsr.
. DxmsOTOM
W. H. Moore, - i - B. E. Lytic,
lo kriede, w. h. copciana,
, - W. Cooper Morris.
tomorrow the Woodlawn cars will not
make any stops on their north-bound
trips from East Burnslde street .to
Maegley street during the rush hours of
the afternoon. ' This - order of things
wlU be enforced for the first time on the
Woodlawn car that leaves Second and
Washington streets at 4:21 p. in. and
will continue until p. m. Wood-
lawn passengers who faU to catch those
oars or who wish to go out to that sub-
urb from some point between ' East
Bnrnslde and Maegley street must take
a Union avenue or Alberta streetcar and
I transfer at Maegley street,
I
lTh Will Wolf bankniDt sale of mer-
chandlse. known as the T. P. Kelly
ptock. at 2 Morrison street, msy not
be quite understood by the general pub-
uc. The stock being sold at such little
prices consists of ladles' ss well a ren-
tlemen's apparel and covers the widest
range of human garments. When It Is
considered that men's white $1 shirts
arJ ,old At j5. cents each, and all other
classes of men's clothing In proportion.
Jt wnl Da understood the bargains which
ar, t0 be hmA ,t Mr, wolfa establish-
ment. in women's garments similar
t k. he . . m.u .m .n
low , many of the places as to b al-
mon unDeiievaoie. ,. .
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Li.
Local" merchants" have been complain
ing a great deal of late on account of the
a,rt treaU causing mud and muck to
tracked Int their stores and off icea
. ,, wi. ..
- y mr k.Pt dean
n,,i. i, ,v u. ..ia
that the city owna a great deal of hoae.
I iiuinvniua pnu&iiif UKI if, ma UM cuir I
trol of an unlimited supply of water.
VilTh anofter
ta. ba4 thoroughly rinsed, the
muJ and oebrt, wept lnto tB,
isacn nlgnt the Dose could be used to
swrs. Th sprlnkimg carts, also coul
h. used, to flush the atreeta. .
19 nuan tn etreeis.
- Whll digging in a trench on the
street at Becond and Hoyt streets yes-
terday afternoon San Garlano, an Ital-
Un accidentally struck In the back
wlth Pick by a f.llow-workna and
injured. He was removed to St
Vincant'a hospital in the police ambo
lance. . His condition 1st last night was
eriou. Th man' leg are paralysed
"J 7' Ltl
llvered near th spins and Inflicted
wvuno
A group of prominent local Chines
TTTilr J lST. . tTSTTiS:
fJSL'
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tention whll walking through th
treet. . . .
It wa reported at St Vincent's ho
Pltal last night that Mrs. John Man
tilng, wife of th district -attorney, who
soon be bl to leave th Institution,
U th horse at the poor farm are
sick snd for th present Inmates are
ient ont D7 County Health Officer Dud-
ley Evans In private rigs. Th sick
ness among the horses Is said to be
oie that disable thera for
" you want a home built according
J to your own plan and upon your own
1 terms, see R. L. Cate at Na III Second
Istreet. He Is agent for the Hawthorn
estate and La eld's addition, the best
residence tract in Portland.
Articles of incorporation wer filed
In th county clerk' of fie , yesterday
for the - Lucky Boy -Mining company.
John- De Grace, Chester Cook and George
t Grace are - the incorporator - Th
capital tock I 1100,000, (
' ' Walter Baker' 'dallclou Caracas eat
Ing chocolate In beautiful carton, . 10
cant. , vanilla chocolate with whipped
cream,. 10 cent. Free sample and re
ceipt toek to ' nousekeeper ,. st ; 127
Seventh street ,: ' ; . . r
Do yon wsnt a hom in Portland'
choicest residence tracts? If so see
IH. L. Cat at No. 112 Second Street i He
nannies in nawinorn esiaie ana
Ladd'a addition, the best residence prop
erty on th market.
FQOTBAIXI ' FOOTBALL!
IChemawa Indian vs. Sherman Indian.
Great Indian game for championship.
Multnomah Field, Tuesday.
2:20 p. tn. ' ' Admission, II cents.
Rummage sale ' continued. Monday.
Tuosday, , Wednesday, November 10, 21.
SI. - 'Corner -Grand aveno and - East
Waahlngton streets. Ladle . First
Chrlstlsn church. ' .
lis vs you talked to R. L. Cate about a
homeT , He handle th Hawthorn es
tate and . Ladd's addition.' None batter
In Portland. . Offlc No. Ill Second
trt- ; t - . -
Hear the story of "Ebh Tide." Steven
son' thrilling book, by Dr. House. First
Congregational church, Sunday night.
Morning teplc, Twa Great Questions."
Football! Football; Chemswa Indians
vs. Sherman Indians. -Great Indian game
for championship. "Multnomah Field.
Tuesday, J:t p. m. Admission, tl-eent,
.'The Board of Trad Journal for No
vember. Just, issued, -ha-. en extended
I account of the resource of each county
iu the state of Oregon, classified under
neudlngn and written In an attractive
style, from Richardson contributes an
article on Oregon's present conditions
and pronnects. Jefferson Myers writes
about "What Can One Do to Be Buc-
cessful In Oregon T' A. M. Lea has an
article on "Oregon as a Dairy Btate'
and Mrs. W. P. Lord rives an -inter
esting discussion of the subject of
"Raising Flax In Oregon."--
Professor -Beggs can be seen either
day or night st iti Sixth street, near
Msin. 'Private lessons in dancing. Audi
torium hall, Saturday at I o'clock.
-Watches and diamonds II down and
lOo per week. Goods delivered on first
payment. Xmaa la coming. Metsgar
& Co., Jewelers, opticians. 111 Sixth.
Deputy District Attorney Robert pal
loway is In Medford on private bus!
nesa. lie expecta not to return untU
Thursday.. . ,
Whl8t! Whlst! Whist! Dance and re-
freshments. Auditorium hall, Monday
evening. November 20. By K. Of L. of
8. Admission, II cents.
Merchants' lunch dally from 11:19 a.
m. till I p. m.. 21 cents. Sunday chicken
dinner, SS cents. Palm Restaurant, II
Sixth street,, near Stark.
'- Mrs. - Guy B. Holman. Decorated
china for sale. Lessons given. Firing.
Studio 71 Lewis building. Phone Main
Pan-Co-Vesto dub, $1 per month.
Keeps your clothes cleaned, pressed. 171
West Park. Paclflo (8. Open all night
Jones lose leaf ledger and . Eureka
sheets; firs prise at exposition. Howe,
Davis A KUham, 111 Second street.
Be sure to hear the great company
of colored artists at the Whit Tempi
tomorrow night. .
Why ear IS.E0 to ll for eye glasses
when we guarantee a perfect fit for 1T
Metsger Co., Ill Sixth street. .
Elayton Jubilee singers at White
Temple tomorrow night. Twelfth an
Taylor. : 7 : ',',
Portland's best r dancing school, 101
Alder. Prof, Rlngler, Miss Buckenmeyer.
LeMles' gymnasium class,' the Rlngler
Physical Culture school. . 11 per month.
Second number of T. M. C. A. course
at Whit Temple tomorrow night. '
Two fine . sealskin . jacket for sal
cheap. Marx. & Bloch, IK JThlrd street
T M. C. A. Star coarse "number to
morrow at, First Baptist church. ,
The Marquam Program reaches the
better, element of ad readers.
See that 120,000 ranch "Farms for
Sal." .
Fin chicken dinner I Oft 111 Third.
Can Wooster ' find a location? -'
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Frits' tamalea are th heat : ';
MUSICAL H0USECLOCK
aUftaeylni Mnalo Bos wa Hon 1 1
'; clock Offered at Cos. :- v.'
Th Reglna Music company of Nsw
fork ha Just advised us to sell th
beautiful Reglna muslo Instrument ex
hibited at th exposition -at cost price.
instead oc returning It to th ' factory
in Nw Tork at exorbitant freight rates.
It 1 a genuine porkof art. caaed in
rich mahogany, with large curved-glas
front and mounted by a beautiful clock.
The music box Is almost human In oper
atlon. Automatically selects any of 12
pieces desired, lift It Into position,
renders It in a manner only possible In
tn ramoua Reglna, change pieces and
plays continuously or periodically, as
desired. Words fail to do Justice to this
wonderfully constructed instrument. Can
also be regulated to play automatically
at every quarter, half or on the hour.
Th pretty clock itself' is worth th
price. An exceptional opportunity to
secure this instrument which will prove
an ornament to any home, at cost price,
1161. Drop In and hear it" Will make
delivery as an Xma - present, if de
sired. Eller Piano House, 111 Wash'
lngton street, corner Park. - '
No Liquor Sold. V
No tntoxloatfhg liquor will be gold
or given away at the flfth annual cele
bratlon and prise mask turkey ball given
by th Fraternal Order of Eagle on
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rcv v auerriiA naii. oriy valua
ble prise will be given to th spec
tators and dancer. Watch the dally
paper ror list of valuable girt.
v ; Xjoti by oewa, -,-r-
At th African Methodist Zlon church
this . evening, Sergeant J. 8. Hamilton.
who wa a scout In th war of th rebel
lion. . will speak on . "Seven Days and
H.V.T. Klvhta In h.
Just' Arrived
New Mio!-WinUr Stytwof th
Multnoimak;:
For Styl no! QuaKty
i Leads Them All -
Sam l Rosenblatt
V.--. &;Co.r:;-:;
Cor. TKirol and Morriion St.
Allaclio
Wonderful
Diniier ,
rresek Sinner that
t jrm
t I'M-
Will
remeettxMr th kin tl
artolana
mr, mm ,h. bi.4 . h. .
AUale
new te get a p.
KTery eouna an enlrre'as Slrt
with Its ews dUtlactlTe and fell
eiona llinr.
' The hoi. waahed dowa with a
bottle of ecell.nt win. and topp
off with a portion of the famous
. alladle Oram IIiwm.
la. lars ehearriil dining kail
, and the auile by Kl-hter'a errheatra
will pet foa is eaeellrat antrita.
whlfh the price yoa say will sot
t"P.
50c ,
Sunday Menu
At, AD One ebotre ef Meats with
hpahttl ef aUeanat.
ALAD Celery. Majeasalsa.
OBF i Cblekea Combo.
FISH -llt ef Bole, sirtar Sasea.
or frawfiaa.
IMTkxiachlrkea Santo a la
i kMMur, St.wed Tripe a la
t-'raote, Baef Toacue, Caper Saocw.
BOASTS Prima Rfha ef Beef aa
... iiia. foang Turkey, Craaberry
Sauea. .
. TEOXTABLXs Maahed asd Itesatad
Potato., Stewed Cilery.
DESSEmT Vinllla Ir Cream, Ore pa
' fla, Taa, Cuffea. Milk.
jtzn tabu oornx '
If try Alladlo's dlaaes eaes
yea will aa aeel the setead kidatag.
''S'-' Try
T? 1 T-
rrcnen limner
; At 7Jie Calumet
149 Seventh
OUOOsT watt a TOWXX
.... XAH.WAY O01UA11T. , v
HOTEL .
ESTACADA
ur, mioi rmoat stotzmbu a.
Ldruig with kroakfaat..,............ l.st
aa eoar pa aay. ............. see
and Board par weak M.OO
roskiart, M. taseaees, tea.
Siaaer, eOe.
Tlelnt, iselBdhig, mad-trip
fare as aiassr ...fl.M
peelal ticket, ' taelaolag ' leaad-tHp -fare,
eae sight's laagiag sad tane
eeis , S.O0
f; CJUIS LEAVE rj -tioxzt
crncK rutsx a axb its.
Bally at TJt. SrSi. M:S0 a. a.t its. m,
I:, :W P. Sk
f:--.-..' phose er Write '
L. O. MacMmhon, Manarmr
SSTAOAOA.. OalOO.
Southern Paclflo to Try to Bring
Tourist to Portland In
' ' tho Spring.
COULD NOT DRAW THEM
FROM CALIFORNIA NOW
Assistant GeneraTPassenger Af ent of
Oregon Lines Says Portland Will
Be Attended to Before Advertising
Fund Is All Cone. .
ii i learned rrom racial sources
that the 1100.000 advertising campaign
due tourist travel over Its Pacific
coast lines has only be run and that the
Portland end of the lin will receive
special attention later In the season.
when wet weather In Ores-on elves
plac to sunny spring skies. This cam
paign 1 being directed from th San
Francisco . headquarters - of th com
pany. ( ;
'It would not b fair to take th
present advertising matter that Is being
put out and consider it a applying par
ticularly to tn uregon part of the Pa
cific coast trip of the tourist. Neither
would It be fair to expect the tourist
to extend his Journey to Oregon at this
particular season If he were looking
for aoleaaant out-door life. Just now
southern California is having its Inning
and Oregon' part of th gam will com
later on," said William McMurray, as
sistant general passenger agent of Ore
gon line. . .
"The plan ef th Southern Paclflo'a
1100,000 advertising campaign for tour
ist travel did not contemplate giving
much attention to th Oregon section
this winter. It wa not deemed advla.
able to attempt to draw th tourist from
southern California to Oregon at this
season of th year. The idea I to lead
the tourist along to Portland In th
spring, after thy er don with thelt
southern California visit. Heretofore
tourist travel to southern California haa
returned east by th Ogden route. It
1 now proposed by th company to re
turn them via Portland and over - the
Oregon Railroad - at Navigation com
pany' lines. It give . th Southern
Paclflo th longer haul, help Oregon
and Portland and we believe, will be to
th benefit of the eastern people, man!
of whom, will become familiar with-the
great resource of this atat and per
haps aettl or invest here."
Later In th winter new nd different
advertising matter may b looked for In
the 1100.000 aerie, and It will exploit
th Oregon country, th city of Port
land and th Columbia waterway that
i feature In all O. R. N. adver-
treng pnblleatlewe. ..-.,
Play by Electricity.
A truly wonderfnl and moat beauti
ful electric piano a Haselton), now at
Eller Piano House, will be sold for
cost. Highest award at world' fair.
Playing devlc entirely concealed. Tur
on the button, that' all. plays beauti
fully anything and everything. Can be
attached to any light eorket - So simple
child csn operate It Bee and hear It
at Filers Ptano House, tit Washington
street, corner Psra. v-,
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Milwaukle Country Club.
Eastern and Seattle races. ' Take Sell-
wood snd Oregon City ears at First and
Aldr.
OiiEGOfl'SlllIIG
COqillG LATER
THANKSGIVING
DAY
IS FAST APPROACHING.
Have your uit for the occa
sion made to .prder by
Ncol
r
1 LATEST NOVELTIES IN SUITINGS,
OVERCOATINGS AND TROUSERINGS
JUST RECEIVED.
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Largest variety of Up-to-Date ..Foreign
and Domestic Fabrics west of Chicago to se
lect from. '!;.."'':' H ' '"'
- 1 WE CAN DRESS YOU BETTER AND
AT LESS COST THAN ANYBODY.
- Full Dress and Tuxedo Suit a Specialty.
Garments to Order In a Day If Required.
Satisfaction ' Guaranteed in All Cases.
108 Third Street
COMIINO Marquam Graod Theatre, WedY. INov. 39
W ATKIN MILLS
BASSO
EDITH KIRKWOOD. Soprano.
- HAROLD WILDE, Tenor.
DIRECTION LOIS STEERS-WTNN COM AN.
-. PRICES Parquatte, 11.00. Parquett Circle, except last t rows, 11.00;
last I rows, 11.60. Balcony, first f rows, II. R; last rows, 1.00. Gal
lery, reeerved, 11.00. Admission to gallery, 71c. Sal of aeata Monday,
November 17, at 10 a. m. - , .
Is a Joy forever
Wall applies to the thousand and
on little) gem In preclou stones
and precious metals that w havs
mad or purchased in th best
market for th Christmas trad.
Thing of beauty they are, in-'
deed, and when clothed with the
happy good wish of th giver
could yon ' Imagln anything in
better taste, more lasting or f---
'
The beauties ar displayed by
A. N.Wright
THE IOWA JEWELER
293 Morrison St.
MILLINERY THAT IS
COMPLIMENTED BY
RITICS AND
OPIUD DY
OMPET1TORS
At special eale, price. Over 100 to
choose from. AH our latest Included.
Every trimmed hat reduced.
- H TO H -OTT.
From our original low prices.-
BECKER'S
SUCCESSOR
Third and Salmon streets.
STORK ltlORE FREQUENT-
VISITOR THAW REAPER
That Oregon glories In . a healthful
climate 1 demonstrated again In the
report of the stste board of health for
the month of October. Ther -were 167
blrtha and only 141 death. '
Report from the doctors of the state
are summarise!. - showing that there
were two nw cases of tuberculosis, but
I deaths; 10 cases of typhoid fever, but
only six deaths; II cases of diphtheria
nd on death; ejght cases of scarlet
fever, without a loss; eight of measles,
without loss; 17 caeos of smallpox, with.
out a death, and six case of other in
fectious disease and two deaths from
thm. i
The birth and death In Multnomah
county. Including th city, of Portland,
numbered-III and lit, respectively.
the Tailor
GERTRUDE LONSDALE. Contralto.
r, EDWARD-PARLOVITi, ; Pianist
Matting Sale
W have a very large lln of
finest . quality of Linen Warp
Matting on hand nd must close
out in order to mak room for
holiday goods now arriving, in
cluding .' ' , . , ','.
Xmas Toys and,
Curios
:ouuu An bbtaxl. .
W will continue our anetion
Sal 10 days longer. Com a4
gat bargains. .
Andrew Kan & Co.
tar mowsost sr.
SAFE INVESTMENT
Our aim is to give the; con
sumer the best value for the
smallest price. We save you
20 per cent on every dollar
you invest with us compar
ing high rent stores prices.
We carry none but first class
Men's and Boys' - Clothes
with a general line of Shoes,
also a full line of Trunks,
Suit Cases, Blankets and
Comforters. It will pay you
to trade with , f-
JOHN DELL AR
RUNNING TIV0 STCSES
Cor. First ul YssSl nd
Cor. Tfclr-t3l Davis
Vmatllla county wa aeeont). Humeri
oally, bavlnf reported If birth and
eight deaths. Umatilla had eleven eaaes
et smallpox. . .
People's roraav , '
At th people's forum tonight, Elks'
hall. Marquam building, a lecture by J.
V. Stevens on "The Power ef Publle
Plunder" will be given at T:ia eclork.
A general discussion of tb subject will
follow. . I
Japanese
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SPECIArSALE
THESE Skirts embrace
a wide variety of de-
sirable, colors. The ma
terials are winter weight
Panamas, Broadcloths. Her
ringbone Cheviots, Taffeta
Silk and Fancy . Mixtures.
They are exceptionally well
tailored in the latest style,
and every one has a made
to - order appearance. And
indeed if they were made to
your order you would not
get a better fitting or more
stylish - skirt. Regularly
kirt. Regularly
11
they sell for 91
to $19, but take
vour choice
Monday for."',
TER5IS-
$1 A WEEK
NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS
OUTFriTINGCO
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WASHINGTON AND
TENTH STREETS
The Holidays Are
TOO WiXT TO SAT THK DOLXiRS,
Look ever 'your frecery bills ef the peat asd
taea eme to THS BIO STOKB. I wlU sar
yo la ea every dollar's worth yoa bar.
E.B.GOLWELL
Successor to A. J. Farrrlcr
SSI. SSS smst 884 Third ft, Cos. Jafarsoa
Xote Prices Quoted Below.' ,.'..,
Westers Sry granalatad cane sugar. 100 It '
aark SS.eO
tVeaters dry translates eana eosar. 18 lba.l.uo
Eitra Soe dry graoalated ausar, luo-lb
aac I5H)
Extra Saa dry (rasslate sosar.1 IS tt. . .$1 'O
Beat mbm,. araate and eltroa seet. Bar lb.. like
I pkga Masnolia cleaned eurrauta ...2.x-
t Dkaa a.w aeeded raisins S.'ie
I Iba new S-crown looaa Muaeatab) 'J.'m-
1-lb eas Reral baklng-aowdvr '....
i-is raa bc-biuids a neat Baling Bowser. ...avie -Croaae
Blarkwrll'a olive ell. at kottlte. ,M
1 -lb oka Arm A Urn turner aoda ..... .. .1m
t lbs Krearh praara , ....S.V;
cureaaea wneet Bineait, see pf... l'w
lbs Leatalasa rice ..2Se
li bare Bora I Savoa boss ................ .1:
6 1b pan beat lard ......tor-
10-Ib pall beat lard 11. ("I
vlb paid beat Urd ....!
rineat aaatera haaw. V H Me
B,at pleaie basaa, per lb J,v-
Bat cotusa bama (boarWaa) pn U........tm
t.redded cucoaaut. par lb .l.-Ve
Hard-wheat soar, per sack ..II 'J
Sroaek eata, per pkv .......... ............J'le
rowiaaa . i at, e I paa; .................. .ie-w
Fell's Naptha soap, per bar ....ib?
Bttt soft-wbeat Soar Be sack ,....al."-
Java A Mocha eoftee (resnlar )-) X.'m
H bot BMa crack era (about lO lba).,.,r,..A-e
Knillah Braakfaat tea, per lb l.o
Fancy Onnpowoar tea tregular aSc ...... .I V
S lba hrokaa Java eotlaa .....2i
bars tar aoap .....ftc
reeda Blaealt, per pk( , lie
Tiger ereaal 10e ala So t
Bast Bide - Deliveries Ttiesdar Ssd Frldija.
araton matbt os.
Miss Edith Kelly
Foraerlr et Dilcace. will jasalve plaae paplla
st Studio, 151 Lownadale I Flrteaotb) st.
I-ISCKtTIZKT ltFTHOP.
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to anon. p. bb. to e p. st.r aud at in
Northern C'oneerretorT of Wnalc, room at
labile Mild . ix" t p. w:.- rtattr:
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Olve-one suit of elnlhea .ir tv- .
week. No lottery. No drawn. . A .
olutely free.
Call asd we will airUia.
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