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THE OREGON- DAILY. IJQUr.MAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. NOVCTIDER" 24, 1805.
V
TOWN "TOPICS'
TOBIOHT'S AMVSIMIBTS.
Marquam Oread...
' fc. lun..
' iJmptre,.,.. .....
H.k.'r
..rric...
t;rn4 ............
- Mar
, I.IWrtr J.
.Britt-Nalana Ptrturra
..."Tha ratal Card
.."A Broken Heart"
....ktualral Burl. win.
.."A Trampa Oath'
.' vaudeville
, Vauocvlll
Vaud.Tllla
A pallor meeting of the W. C. T. IT.
.and It friends waa held at the- res1.
, ilence of Mr. and Mr. I. H. Amos' est
night, at whtcli M.r. Callle How of
St. Joieph, Missouri, was ths honor
, guest, i lira, Arnoa. her daughter. Mlaa
,Amo, and , Mr 8. Ada Wallace .Unruh
received the guests, and Mrs. Unruh In-
lrudticed Mr. Howe, who apoke briefly
on the progreaalve work of the order
.she represents as national, lecturer and
organiser. Miss Oa II Laughlln, the at-
torr.ey of New York who is here in the
interests of the suffrage campaign, told
) of the practical results of woman's auf
i frage In the atates where it has been
. tried. In Wyoming 90 per cent of the
, women vote and in Colorado 80 per cent,
, rtnd in almont every case they are known
to vote for the best men.: B. Lee Paget
; end II. w. Stone were the other speak
ers. Mrs. Howe, who has been spending
the week here In temperance work.' Is
tttklng a trip up the Columbia, river to
, day and will spend Sunday In Newberg,
thus finishing her term in Oregon and
' proceeding to Washington at once.-
The two hundred and fiftieth annl
versary of the settlement of Jews in
America Is being' celebrated today all
- over the United States. While there had
. been some settlers before this time, the
' Jews came to America first In - consid
erable numbers In J64. when the Dutch
- West India company lasued a grant of
privileges, setting forth that "we have
- .decided and resolved upon a certain pe
tition made, by ' said Portuguese Jew
that they shall have permission to sail
, - ' to and . trade In New Netherland and to
; )ive and remain there." On a general
committee which has charge of the
. celebration Joseph Simon and Dr.
i Stephen B. Wise represent Oregon. Dr.
W. WUIner. who was elected ar member
.. of the committee representing Missis-
. slppl, Is now in Portland as pastor of
A ha via - Hlioloro. synagogue. He will
' address the congregation tonight, and
' tomorrow a special ritual proposed by
, the committee will be Introduced In the
regular service: by Rev. R. Abraham
. , son. . ! : ;'- .',
- Alleging that the North Paolfle Lum.
; bor company is encroaching upon Its
..right of way. the Northern Pacific Rsil
way company this morning began a suit
! In the' circuit court asking that a tern-
- porary-Testrainlnr order- be- lasued to
keep tho employes of the milling com
pany from piling materials upon the
railway's property. - It is alleged In the
' ;.' complaint f hat during the preaent year
tns r.unu f-acuic oonrpanv nas . en
croached upon the railway company's
JTigM-Oiway-Jiy -pllmg lumber thereon
end leaving trucks and wagons standing
near the car tracks. It 1s said that the
lumber and wagons; nave been placed so
near the tracks that the steps and other
projecting parts of passing cars have
. bean broken. 3e court Is asked also
to restrain ,the mlllowners from dump-
. ing sawdust and waste near the tracks
or the railway,
-That unrivaled dry-goods emporium,
. the store of McAllen McDonnell,
Third and Morrison, has departed from
-- he-4Miusi eustom and nas beg-utt tta
, reauetioo sales this year before the
..Christmas holidays. .Its reductions In
prlcea are therefore on at this time, and
purchasers are given the full advantage
or these buying favors at a aeason
tiaual to the highest values of the
year. The prices advertised In yester
day's Journal relate the facts so per
fectly that any person can understand
them.
Chauproppsed amendments to ths state
constitution will be the subject of an
address by W. 8. U'Ren, to be delivered
In the T. M. C. A. auditorium on Fri
day evening. December t. The amend
: ments are to be submitted to vote Of
the people In the election next June.
The meeting at the T. M. C. A. will be
held under the auspices of the Multno
mah Prohibition Alliance. . , '
vVMr. A. J. Hagen. who formerly was
proprietor of the Enterprise creamery,
has opened a new store at lit Fourth
street under the name of the Central
ereamery with a full line of groceries,
making a "specialty of butter, cheese and
eggs. He will again serve his old and
new customers with the same prompt
nesa and honorable service 'as .before..
Aurtlnnt An, HoaIJiever-Jefors-iava
the people of Portland had the oppor
tunity offered them to buy. diamonds.
, watenss, jewerry, out glass and' silver
ware absolutely at their own price.. A
visit to our establishment will prove
tho above assertion. . Auction dally, J .-SO
;o 7:10. Seats for ladles., A. 1 Loew-
" ensteln, S0Hv Washington street , -
' Portland's finest lawns are made by
planting our "Diamond Brand" fancy
lawn grass seed. One pound sows SO
feet square. . How-'. many pounds do -you
' need to fix up your lawnT - Call Main
7S and ask us about It Portland Seed
Flowers for the house No flower or
plant gives better satisfaction for win
ter blooms than Holland bulbs. Call
and get our ' descriptive catalog and
make your selection at once. -, Bulbs
A should be planted. Portland Seed Co. -
. ' . .Walter Baker's delicious Caracas eat
. ' ing chocolate - In' beautiful carton, 10
cents. ' Vanilla chocolate with whipped
cresast 1 cents. Free sample and re
ceipt book to - housekeepers at 1S7
Seventh street
' Wt clean and press your clothes and
shine your shoes for $1.00 per month.
Unique Tsllorlng Co, St 7 Washington.
Main 61.. ., M.,..'.- .-... r j... ...
Pstrolman John 'A. - Lee was " dis
charged from tho police f oroe by the
Do You
Know That We
Have Moved?
We are now located In,
tho ' prettiest v. shop In ."
town a shop . that does.
justlee to the goods we ."
sell. . Coma and see us.
Htwf tt, Bradley O Co.
, '-..-..-- SAaggBAmat. . -344
Waihtngion Jfr
VlAB BAITB TKXATlta.
police-committee of the city executive
board aa a result of . the Investigation
preferred against him . by Inspector
Bruin, who alleged that he found Lee
In a saloon on hie beat after 1 ociocs
on the mornlnc of November 10. Bruin
testified that he watched through
a glass door. Lee hss declared that he
will appeal the case to tbs municipal
civu -service commiaaion. ,
The Jarvis restaurant, 121 Burnaida,
between-'First and Second atreeta, la
under new management snd will be
called The Palace, t hicken dinner will
be served on Sundry for 16 cents. Mrs.
u wirt
, eaaaasawasaapep ; " , A
A new drugstore ort East SSth street
will soon bs establlehed tr tn ue
Davis Drug company, as per Invitation
and indorsement of the 'East Twenty
eighth Street Improvement association.
Bankrupt Sals.' Clothing, gents' fur-
nlBhine- soods. hats, caps, trunks, va
Uses, boot and shoes, etc, at greatly
reduced prices To be sold In SO days,
ID North. Sixth street, eorner Everett
-. Football! Football!
Championship game.
Hljl Mllli
. Saturday,
IH Military va Portland Academy.
iturday, Nov. J5, S:S0 v m. . :
Multnomah Field. Admission tSt.C
fit earn ahin Nome City ; sails ' from
Couch street dock for San FrsrH-lfco
snd Los Angeles Monday evening, Nov
embar 7. S. P. Baumgartner. agent
Main SU.
Watches and diamonds II down and
lOo per week. Goods' delivered on first
payment Xmas Is coming. Metagar
As Co., Jewelers, opticians, ill Sixth. ,
Varno Stain-Lao for chairs, sideboards
n4 refinlshlng any kind woodwork. Fire
ssle price 400 Quart, zos rront street
S t: -' " ,' ' in '' .,".-.
- The Big Fire Ssle-of .Clothing, Fur
nlshlng Goods, .Shoes and Hals will be
on sale at 173 Third street. 4-
Any watches cleaned. 11.00: main
spring, 11.00; all work guaranteed one
year. Metsger oo. 111 Btxtn street
The" Big Fire Sale of "ClothUir, Fur-
nlahlng Goods. Shoes and Hatg will be
nn at 171 Third street.
8ee Friedman Packing company's ad.
on the market page tonight . for bar
gains in meats.
Portland's best dancing school, SOS
Alder. Prof. Rln gler, Miss Buckenmeyer.
Damaged by first Not much! Granite
floor paint now l gallon, SOS Front St
Emtl .Thlelhom . hag
resumed violin
Tel Main, SS6S.
teaching at J Sixth.
Dr. G. M. Wells, residence.
Hobsrt-
Curtis. Phone Main Mil.
I "Damaged" paint below cost, 101' Tront
Fln chleken dinner I0i JI Third,
frits' e U males are the best ' :
MAILED AKO BRUISED FILL
vGOOD SAMMAN ,
Broken Arm,' Bad Cut, General
Bruising, Injured Foot and
,. Broken Leg the List.
A boy with A broken arm, a man with
a gash tn bis head, a badly bruised mes
sender .boy. man with an Injured foot
and another with broken leg all
these were brought to tho Good Samari
tan hospital last, night or this morning.
William Berregh of Fuiton, aged 18
years, was coming fn on a crowded car
bts morning, hanging on the steps. He
lost ills Jiold-. and fell. , His arm wai
badly fractured. ' , ' .
Olof Egllmo.' a longshoremen em
ployed by the steamer Noma City, was
brought In this morning with a gaah In
his head made by a falling plank. "
George Faulkner, a messenger boy.
aged 10 years, employed by the Western
Union Telepragh company was knocked
down and run over last night by a Are
engine In the nortbesst part of town. It
was feared that bis Injuries were seri
ous, but he seems to bo only badly
bruised. . . r ;
J. N. Webb, a Southern Pacific rail
road employe, waa brought In this morn
ing from-Albany with an Injured foot
v Frank Raymond, an employe at
Craremont tavern, has a seriously frac
tured leg and was brought to the hos
pital this morning.
CHILDREN PACK MARQUAM'
' TO HEAR OUTCAULT TALK
"' R F. '. Outcalt' "Buster Brown" and
"Tigs" were greet drawing carda yester
day afternoon and evening at the Mar
quam theatre, .The evening lecture was
enjoyable and 1 was liberally patronised,
but the event bf Mr. Outcault'a appear
anee here was tns matinee, when as
many youngsters and. their mothers ss
could crowd Into ths playhouse heard
the stories of the cartoonist and saw him
draw pictures.. , .-.
Outcault showed perfect understanding
of the child's nature. It was noticeable
that he applies to his talks to children
that most charming faculty of pollahed
orators carrying a thought to a point
Just short of . complete expression but
pausing In time to sllow the 'auditor
to jump onward to the conclusion. .
It wss announced that during Christ
mas week Mr. Outcault will be at the
Marquam with a "Buster Brown" com
pany of IS to give a performance. - ,
Last night at the close of the lecture
Julius Meier auctioned the pictures. Mr.
Outcault bad drawn, netting $13.80 for
tho Children's home. , . s K 4 '
' "" ' leotnrs at T. SC. O. A. ;" " " .'
"'Ths Toung 'Men's Christian 'Associa
tion has received many Inquiries from
young men' In the east and from thoee
who recently have come to Portland as
to where a -young man may find the
greatest opportunities for success. - In
order to answer more definitely these
queries Tom Richardson, managar of
the Portland Commercial club, ha
consented to give a talk on "Practical
Opoprtunltles for Toung Men In the
Northwest v before the , association oi
Saturday svsnlng, November 16. 'All
young men.- whether members of .the
association .or not, are invited to at
tend this lecture. . rv "
Tho. Big Fire Sals of Clothing. Fur
nishing Goods, Shoes and Hats will be
on sale At ITS Third street
Mllwaukle Country Cluta,
Eastern and Sesttls races. -Take Bell-
wood and Oregon City -cars at First and
Alder, - ' , v
Builds up the system: puts pure, rich
blood in the veins; makes men and wom
en strong snd healthy. Burdock Blood
Bitters. At any drug stere . ,
The Big Firs fiala of Clothing. Fur
nlahlng Oocda, Phnea snd Hats will bs
on sale St 172 Third street.
FAULTY STOPCOCK
CAUSES DEATH
Arthur R. Wahlgren Accidentally
r Asphyxiated in Boarding
House Last Night; v.
WENT TO R.OOM TO ;V
: '-; . WRITE A LETTER
' . X ' v.
Odor of Gas . Pauma Invtitigttion
and Young Man Is Found Dead in
' . BedThought Ha Unintantionallr
Turned on Gas. --''-- ' .''..
-H ' .:. ;
A r.,,l. .ImiMrk la .hfilleved to have
been responsible for the death 6y ae
phyxlatlon of Arthur R. Wahlgren.
young man who was found dead !n bed
eerlv thia mornlnar at the residence of
W. R, O radon. SOS Crosby street There
is no evideuoe that ths deatn wjs .in
tentional. '. . '
Wahlgren came to board with Mr.
Gradon on October 17. He w em
ployed as a elerk by Roberts Bros. Last
night after spending the evenm wun
the family and the other boarders, he
went to his room at shout J0.S0 'clock,
saying that he Intended to write' let
ter. Eerlv this morning Mr. Jro-lon
dsteeted the odor of gaa, and, with her
husband, started out to ibvssus.'
front of Wahlgren's room the sml
wss strong, and Mr, Gradon entered. lie
found Wahlgren In bed. apparently dead.
and called Dr. Marcellee, who said 'hat
life had been ' extinct tor soms Ime.
Coroner Finley wss notified, snd is
moved the , body, to his smdertaklng
oral. " ' 1 ' ' . ;' ' 1 ' '
The letter which 'Wahlgren said
intended writing was found on a table.
addressed to a young woman In Astoria.
On ths bsck of It ths writer had added
a . postscript saying that ha expected
to go boms for the J Christmas holi
days, . This confirmed the opinion held
by. people living In the house that the
death was accidental.
Ths gas Jet In the room which Wahl
gren occupied hsngs in tbs center . of
the apartment When Mr. Gradon en
tered early', this morning he found the
eok wide open. The valve operated
AO easily that it is thought that the
young man. on turning out the light,
accidentally opened the cock again with
his finger.
Wahlgren wss SS years old. Hig par
ents reside in Astoria, and they were
notlftejl of his death. ' They will arrive
In the city on the evening train. ;
MANY TAKE LONG RIDE
OVER BROILING SANDS
One Hundred Five Tyro In
itiated Into Dramatio Order,
Knights of Khorasean.-;
' Dust-stainsd and bruised by the long
rldrf on camels, 105 new members of ths
Dramatic Order, Knights of Khorassan,
wsnt sadly -and slowly about thslr du
ties this morning. Among the number
waa Municipal Judge George I. Cam
eron, and woe betide the hapless of
fender who appears before him - todsy
snd suggests the burning sands. State
Senators E. W. Haines of Forest Grove
snd K. V. Csrtes of Ashland will depart
for home today the moat ardent advo
cates of Irrigating the deserts and cool
ing wasts regions of earth wherever the
sun Is Inclined to parch It Mors than
100 others who were- tho tyro -tag last
evening awakened this morning icalling
for water.
The session at Knights of Pythias
hall was memorable to a larger number
than the tyros, for the largest aggrega
tlon of Pyfbians that ever assembled In
the Marquam building were In attend'
ance. Tribesmen of the Khorsssan or
dsr from alt parts of ths Oregon domain
were preaent
At the conclusion or the ceremonial
function the sggregatlon was refreshed
In generous manner, aa ths officers of
the Khorassan tribe csrae with a heavy
provision train. Imperial Nawab John
Anns ml had his staff ef gmsouus 1
talnsrs out In force, among the leaders
being John M. Msnn, O. C. Moser, W. I
Bradshaw, W. M. Cake and R. I. Stln-
son. . .... ' . i ... -i 4
MUCH WORK AHEAD FOR
THE NEEDLEWORK GUILD
.. i .1. .... - .. . ,
The Portland' 'branch of the Needle
works Guild of America has mapped out
work for Itself, and the members ex.
nlalniMl fhikli nlnna anif imhltlnnfl at ha
exhibit and tea given Wednesday after
noon at the unitarian chapel. They
hope to become a medium of distribu
tion for all the charitable organisation!
of ths elty, and to further this plsn ask
that thoss needing clothes apply to them
Instesd of to the merchants, directly.
The guild will, m addition to ths gar
ments contributed by its members and
friends, solicit from the inerchants, snd
will be ready to supply needs on re
quest, and. by' this arrangement the
gifts can be mors evenly divided among
various societies and will save ths busi
ness msn much annoyance. . - .
During the past yesr I.ttS articles of
clothing have reached the. needy through
the hands or the guild and lit have
been retained for ' emergency esses.
Fifteen institutions have received this
help and the guild hss found thst to
meet -the entire needs- ef these Institu
tions S.000 garments arS needed. The
Good Samaritan hospltsl could . have
uasd (04 more then It received to pro
vide the charity patients It discharged. '
A request is made that more members
lands their aid. .The contribution, of
two garment a annually Is ths ' only
requisite for membership, -end men and
girls are welcomed Into the organisa
tion as well as woman. Any Interested
are asked to communicate with Mrs. J.
Reedv -nresldeht. of 741 Hsyt street;
Miss Isabella iHtrirm. secretary, of SSI
Johnson street, or Miss Anna C reman,
I0S Twelfth street. Mrs. H. W. Corbett
la honorary president.
SAYS CHILD SHOULD LOVE
BOOKS, BIRDS, FLOWERS
"One of the - wisest mothers I knew
ones said to me, 'I don't care to have
my child learn anything at all during
theee yaars sxceptlng to love good things
to lovs books, birds and flowers and
ths groat world of God's out-of-doors.'
it is within tne 'power or each morner
In this room to mold the character of
her child, and It "Is slso In her Bower
to develop In him the teste for books." . (I
Such was ons of the Ideas presented
DIAMONDS
ON
CREDIT
,7"" T"r 7"" ' "
, , Ws are selling: Diamonds
,on EASY PAYMENTS at -
,far lower prices than any '
I other dealer, becauaa wa buy
from individual! and estates,
thereby saving' the profits
that jobbers must have.
We buy, sell or exchange
Diamonds. Bargains in Dia
monds always to b had.
Marx&Dloch
74 Third Street. Nesr Osk
Marquam Grand Theatre
, V .'-- PHONE MAIN SOS. '
Tonight at &30 o'clock
Baigala-Vriee
Matlaae
Tom arrow at S
Laat Verferataaee
Taeaerrew Sllgkt
At S:S0
TBB ORIGINAL, AKO ONl-T .
Britt - Nelson Pictures
Raowlns Rrary Mora and Slow ' of the rUth.
FOITLAR I'RICKN 20c. 8fto, Doe aod TAc.
BAKUAIN MAT1NKB fRICKS 8ftc- and 60c.
. ( SEATS NOW HELUNO.
Delasco Theatre
TEL.
UAW SI)
, SXLAJC0 BtATEX. YBOrS.
Itk aad Waab. sts. B. L. Sackatt. Bts. Mgr.
rOKIOHT atATiaiE T0X0B10V.
J' TUB POWERKVL DRAMA .
1IATINKE SATCBDAT AND SUNDAY
PRICES Sight, SSe to TSe. Mats., SSe aod SOc.
Next Waak VMICBAEL STROaOfr."
Baker Theatre
Oreges Thee tie OeT,
Baa. I Rmkar. Mn.
lamelll ana Third Ufa. . ptwM Mala 10T.
VTHK Hl Or MCBIO BURLEHQl'R.
:TOHTOHT-iO.N L t TWOTTORET TIMES. 7
"VABHIAB BELLES" V
BXTRATAOANZA CO hi PA NT, i
"itAST TIME TOMORROW MATINEB.""7
' Bitra Attractive LA BELLE MAB1B. '. '
SENSATIONAL! STARTLING!
. Brentng Prlns Site. SOc and Tftc. '
Saturday aad Sunday Matloeea lSe, SSe. SBe
and 6ue.
Nrmt Wrek "LONDON OAIETT GIRLS." .
EmpIreTheatre;
IStb aod atorrlaoa.
Phene Mala UT.
MILTOK W. SEAMAN. Manaaar.
. , THB POPULAR THEATRE.
Xealgkt Tasianew Matlasa aaa Bvaabg, Last
Tkiea Parfaasuaoas ef the Baaati-
fal Play,
A Broken Heart"
A Story ef the Colorado Mnentalaa Intweetlag
and ThrllllBg Ooawdy aod I'atnoa.
' BrMlng Prlcaa inc. SV, SSe and 50c
. Matlaaa Prlcae 10c. 15c aod 2Sc . ,
. Do Wf.h. Rtartlng Rundar Matloee.
'LA!Sl.NO ROWAN." .
LYRIC THEATRE
. - ' Boating a yiooa. Mgn.
'iffip'srOath
t4
( Br P.O. MacLeaa. -
A COMEDY DRAMA IN POUB ACTS. '
ADMISSION, 10c; RESERVED SEAT. XOc
STAR
'THEATRE
Wgckof
NOV. aoth.
Prieee
The Ttiraa Oardoea.
Cliff Parrall.
Rlark and Laalle.
Darrr. Chaae and
Adair.
The ftraat Rleharda. "
Adrniore et Sherlock
liolmea.
BUtlaeaa loe, ev'ts leo, too) Vases Sto.
Orand Theatre;
, . As noqaallflad hit
BTBB"S KIBBT TBATESTT 00KPABT
Kae all the raTorttae aod the well-drilled
eaeros. -
Poaltlrelr the laat weak, i'
Prlcee, siatlneaa inc. ermines ' loa, 30e sod
. boxes S6e.
Nevauher ST, trlompbant ratdrs to vaada
Tllle headed by the great a4 MlxLAJblol
Liberty Theatre r.?' -
Ikfaoacamcat ef Kaatlag A Flood.
The Sraat Kalvilla. Tha Marlllaa. Lee Wklte,
Aaie Birauara. -
Vat Darllne. Mr. end Mrs. Joka Okiak.
Brltt-Balaaa lUataraa aa Biosraph.
. Liberty's geleetee OrohMtrv
ParfersMaeae gaily at S:S0. T:S0 and p. at.
AAmlaaloa, TBN and CTTKNTY cents. .
yesterday afternoon by Mlaa Harriet
Hasslsr, children's librarians at the city
library, in sn sddras before the Borne
Training association. Mlaa Hassler told
the members Of The sssoclatlon luat
what classes of books shs believed were
healthful mentally and. spiritually, and
especially commanded "Primary Read
ers," a work by, Mrs. 81oane( a Portland
teacher.' ,-.
Mrs, Coleman and Miss BIckle of the
Frutt and Flower mission spoke of the
project to found a day nursery where
mothers who srs smploytd during the
day may leave their children for proper
car. :
- . Zafortaallom Waated,
Portland. Nov. Jl.To ths Editor of
The ' Journal I : see v from yesterdsy
afternoon's- psper that. "Senator Har
vey's" somewhat strgngrly "personal"
editorial , In .yesterday .morning's Ore-
gonlan did not pss you by unnoticed.
However, may I bs allowed to- ask a
miration In rase you see fit to .devote
further editorial space to the subject
of that article Mitchell's logical sue-
Fatal
Card"
On the small payment'bf One
RANGES, a aure guarantee
AlladiVs
French Dinner
"A harmonious sequence
stinctiva flavorryt
vim m mm
i t rrc'
7 eniAisaa
other.4 Good wine, good music and a singularly pleasing -atmosphere
wlthaL" ".'. "
Full course French or Italian. Dinner, tnclud--,ing
wine and a portion of ex-President Me-,'
Kinley's favorite cream cheese.. .......... SOe)
Merchants' Lunch, 11 to '2 I
Xoslo by . .. ' .
miahtsa'a Orohestra
Eastman
Kodaks
AN EXCELLENT
XMAS PRESENT
Oregon Photo Stock
- Company
III Sixth St, bet Washington k Stark
: Photo Supply Dtalmrt
DRILL CONTEST AND
. GRAND BALL
. . Olvsn by the ' v
: Modern Woodmen of America ,
, . . a ths .
Armory, Saturday Evening, Nor. 25
, Admission 50c
ceesor ths gentlemsn upon whom the
mantle of Elijah perhape may fall or,
"Macbeth,' that will be king hereafterr
'Maya wayfaring, man In anxious
sesrch of more light be" permitted tn
ask 'Tn tha name of all the gods at
once upon what meat . doth this, our
Caesar, feed that hi , hath grown so
grettr , CIT1ZKS.
Dollar we will install in your home one of our great. ECLIPSE
that it will prove perfectly satisfactory to you.
v
r"
I . Qevurtz & Sons
173-175 First Street!: 219-227 Yamhill Street
of delightful dishes, each with its
each blending deliciously into th'
The Calumet Cafe
'151 Seventli
MClosingOut
Sale
110,000 atock of toys; must olose
out during ths holiday seaeon.
Poaltlvely going out of toy bual
tieaa. The only large ground floor
of toy store In the city (branch)
109 Sixth street, between Wash
Ington and Stark. a
Also Japanese and Chinese cu
rl oe, owing to late arrival.' for
the fair trade, now overatocked
and muat dispose of them at a
great sacrifice price, consisting
of fins silver cloisonne, eatauma,
new branaware, brome. .fine im.
broldered kimonos Screens, -Tiand-carvsd
furniture, poreclsln tea
sets, matting, etc Come and get
your bargain. . i
We continue auotion sals daily
4:30 and 7:S0 p. m. . .
Andrew Kan & Co.
AST BCOBBXBOaT VT.
GOVERNMENT SHOES
1,000 Vajrjt of Oovemraent Shoes
i, At $1.50
81ses to IV selling at f HO per pair.
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MX Troat, eCraer Jefrereos. Opea VatU
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Concrete Construction Co.
T01 Caamber ef Ooatsseree,
Manufacturers of Concrete Stone Woeks.
Contractors for all kinds of camant
work. .
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Toy
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$45.09 RANGES
' ."'." .' V '-- ...v-i
$1X3 Down. $U9 a VccIt;
Order the "Eclipse
9
Now While the
Price Is Down
The Eclipse is built on scien-
tine principles and is therefore a
perfect baker, .
Hot Biscuits 20 minutes after
striking the match, y; ; 7ZIZ
Thousands of " these Ranges
are used in Portland Call in and
look over the lists. , ; i j " , . :. .
YOUR STOVE TAKEN IN
. PART PAYMENT
and Off
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
GREAT
Clearance Sale
. ; or
Outing Hcnncl
Goivns, Wrappers,
Kimonos end
Petticoats
REGARDLESS CF COST
t Wt hTt no room for them nd
Ixnu8t-Bbej closed out and many
VVUwt ma uva bi we,
Fleece lined Underwear,
Wool Underwear.
Eiderdown Dressing
Sacks, Etc
Sea window display at West
Park St- entrance, corner Wash,.
Palais Royal
37S WASHINGTON ST.
$2.50 to $5
The very latest make itt
Men's and Youths' Suits and
Overcoats. -Prices from
96.00 up to 20.00. - It ts
the identical grade for which
you pay from $2.50 to $3.00
more elsewhere. We also
save you from 50t - to
91.50 oii Hats, Pants and
Shoes. r Complete ' line of
Ladies Shoes and Slippers
at very low figures.., Bir cut
in price on Blankets. Com
forters, Trunks and Suit
Cases. Reduced price on
Men's Underwear, Sweaters
and Overshirts. It will pay
you to investigate our stock.
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