TIIS OKEGON DAILY JOUKNAU. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, - NOVEMBER 23, 190J.
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' On of Triot notable social func
tions In th history of the Portland
Commercial club will , be held , on
Thsnksglvlng eve -Wednesday, evening
of this week -when the club will give
- a reception and art soiree. There, will
be a special musical program, refreoh'
merits and dancing. . The affair la being
arranged by a committee composed of
W. E. comaa, B. f. Prael. F. A.
: Nitchey, Paul C Bates, Jerry Bronaugh
. , and A. M. Smith. The club a quarters
on the top floor of the Chamber of
Commerce building recently have been
renovated and redecorated, and In addl
s tlon to the usual pictures and statuary
, some, very line works of art by a Call
fomla painter are on exhibition, this
week. .
' Eagles' turkey ball. The only public
respectable masquerade ball advertised
v this year, will take place . tomorrow
night at Merrill's hall. Seventh and
Oak. Families .may attend with their
children with perfect propriety, as no
-. Intoxicating liquors will be sold In the
building, and a committee of 40 EaglegJ
wilt, oe. on the reception commute.
Perfect order will be maintained If
' MOO people attend this gathering. The
'' committee having this affair In charge
know how to handle a vast crowd; JJoors
will be open at 7:1. Ball commence
' at 1-30,. Avoid, the. -rush .and. get. ai
; early reaerred seat. . '
"'. Lawrence fc. Wise died suddenly yes
terday afternoon at his home. 401 East
Eleventh street from a stroke of paraly
ala last Saturday. - He formerly had been
employed as night tender at the Mad!
son street bring. Mr. Wis, had been
Mason for (1 years, and the Masons
' wll have charge of the funeral, which
. will be held tomorrow afternoon from
t .Running's chapel, 414 East Alder street
Lawrence E. Wis came to Oregon from
Kansas pty i years ago. He is sur-
:", rived by a widow and three children.
Mrs. C. cotty of "Oregon Cltyv Mrs. H.
K. Deardorff of Portland and -Mrs. M.
L. Hubbard of Nashua, New Hampshire.
. ' . . .v.- v . ,
Patrolman B, F. Smith of the local
police fore Is fighting In the circuit
court an attempt to oust him from the
property he now claim a his home,
wnicn is located at Highland. The pa.
' trolmaa fa on of the four heirs of the
estate or m. a. smith, who died in May.
10. The suit was brought by William
C Smith and Minnie M. Towle, both of
Seattle, for a division of lots 1 and i.
block 11, Highland, which la claimed br
; B. P. Smith, who states that his father
deeded the property to him for moneys
The annual election, of officers of the
Immaculate Heart Court No. 104. Cat h
, -olio Order, of Forresters, was held In
, Its hall In Alblna laat night The new
officers are as follows: H. C. AUeKoff.
ohlsf ranger; J. H. Martert, vie chief
ranger; J. r. Meetiah, past chief raflger:
'' D. W. Lane, recording secretary: Peter
Mayer, financial secretary; J. A. Duff.
treasurer; J. W. Broost, August Martert
- and John Krans, trustees.
' The polio were notified this morning
that Arthur Wilson, colored.' aervlng a
r county Jail sentence of 10 days for
'tiavlng'oplum In his possession, escaped
Trom ' the ' county hospital yesterday.
wilsmt was sent to the hospital for
treatment by Dr. C C. McCornack, the
ansistsnt Qmiatat phaslalsa, sad lift has
bed In a ward fit night.
, A committee representing the local
lodges of Masons., will meat the British
ship Eskasonl upon her arrival In thla
,. city and offer their sympathy to Mrs.
, Towhsend and lltU daughter, i Captain
. Townsena, -former master of the shin,
" wa killed off Cape Horn and his body
la now on the vessel. He was an active
Alison. ; .- .-.)'.., ,'V '."', '
Young women will , be allowed to in
"it young men . to the Thanksgiving
dinner to r given at the x. W. c
at :lf p. m. An after-dinner entertain
. mentjias been arranged at whioh Hlaa
, Bollman and Miss Kurth will sing.
' reading will be given by Mrs. Morgan
land Mlas McCorki wUl tell negro
.atones..- ( - ; z K ,r ... j
Deputy Sheriffs Mordent and Grass!
yesterday' captured taV R. Jpftnson. ar,
aiiegea aeserter rrom Fort Worden.
Washington. - Johnson wag. picked, up
wnue wanaenng aoouc an north nd.
It la said that he still has two years and
; ronr montna to serve in the ranks. He
was taken to Vancouver barracks today.
. : Never before has the public bad the
opportunity to get good goods at their
. own price, as Loewensteln is surely
., selling, out 'without limit 'or reserve.
' Sale daMy. l:t and T:0 p. m. Seats for
ladles. - Diamonds,- watohea, silverware,
cut giass. jeweiry, eio, ror yourself.
' Friedman Packing Co., First and Co-
lumbla streets, are selling fin corn-J
iw um7 cente per pouna.
Meats same price aa quoted In Friday's
, Journal. Oet your order In early to get
nrsi cnoic.
Portland Tamale Parlor) l4( Park
street, between Alder and Morrison, the
, only place In town Where enchiladas,
. chtl con earn with fiijolsa, Mexican
- style, also the celebrated Frits' tamale,
are mad. Open from .J! m. to 11 p. m.
Why psy tt.KO to f 10 for eye glasses
'. when we guarantee a perfect fit for lit
r Metxger CO., Ill Sixth street . ;
'.Simon Epplng, employed at th Al
' hina docks, aceidentallT fell from the
.'A.
, COLD WEATHER.' BETTER
GET INTO WARMER UN
DERWEAR. wrVB - AN '
ELEOANT STOCK OF. RaV," .
Vt' A RLE GOODS "a'tV"
' PROPER PRICES. . . , ;
Hswctt, tnCzy Ci Co.
sUSIKSAIXXaa. ' . ' - . .
344 Watklngto Sttwl 2
mua gtajro niAnts. '
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COMING
clmericrn
Restauiant
ooa. tkxrs .astd cotjcx sts.
Open Bay and Wig-M.
- - Son::!p:ci:I--
Short Order Dishes
Scrambled Brains .20
Steamed Little Neck Clsms. .20
Clam Bouillon, 'with- Toast. ....... 1 5
Spaghetti and Cheese..... 15
Fried Rasor Clams... 15
Pork and Beans 15
Cod Fish Balls f. . . . . i . .15
Corn Beef Hash, with Fried Egg.. 15
We oora our own beet - We bake pur
own bread . and pastry. Everything Is
Uie beat. , , , . - ,...-
; : DzsTTjrhBoost fob. XJUDias.
i i i i
dock this morning and sustained inju
ries which caused his removal to. St.
Vincent's hospital. He received a num
ber of bruises, whioh are considered not
serious. . . r v i r ,
Bankrupt Sale. Clothing, gents' fno-
nlshlng goods, hats, caps, trunks, va-
Uses, boots and' shoes etc.. at greatly
redtinad tirtciM. Tfl befaold In 10 dava.
iv north Btxtn streets corner uverett.
Watches and diamonds II down and
Mo per .week. Goods delivered on first
payment. Xmas Is coming. '. Metagar
co jewelers, opticians, ui Dixtn.
A- Snap Wanted A good family to
talier charge of a fine suburban home,
unfurnished that will board man. and
wife. J. 4 car Journal. , . -i
There la no. need for any on to go
without the Thanksgiving bird. Note
the prices quoted by th msrkets In to
night's JournaL , . '
W clean and press your clothes and
shin your shoes ror 11.00 per month.
Unique Tailoring C. I4T Washington.
Mala 14...' .. j ... i
Vario Stain-Lao for chairs, sideboards.
and rennlshlng any kind woodwork. Fire
sal price 40o quart. log Front street.
Tou can get th same classes at very
mucn less prices at ray hum si ore. ibs
Fourth street. Geo. Rubenstein, optician.
Jones loose leaf ledger and Eureka
sheets; first prise at exposition. ' How,
Davis A K 11 ham, 111 Second street
B sure and attend Clgarmakers ball.
Thanksgiving eve. Fox orchestsa. COo
per couple. Extra lady 25c .
Thanksgiving donations for th Baby
hom mar be left at the store of A. D.
Keenan, SOI Third street' t;
The engagement of Miss Mabel Claire
Houston and Mr. J. C. Flanders Is an
nounced, ,,; ,v . ;,,V .Vi, a-ji -'-,
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Get your Thariksgiving turkey at
Freldman: Packing Co., X2U cents per
vmAr.., . ' UZ'X:-.
Portland's best dancing school. 101
Alder.fProf,Rlna1er,'Mlss Bttckenmeyer.
Damaged by Href Not much! Granite
floor paint now II gallon, 101 Front St
Merchants' lunch Ue. Sunday chicken
dinner Ik.. Palm restaurant. II. Sixth.
Try a meal without meat at th Vg-
tarua,c (e, 10 sixth street ,
Fin, corn-fed, turkeys at Freldman's.
I2H cents per pound. . -
Damaged paint below cost,. 101 Front
, Fin chicken dinner loo, 1IJ Third.
Frlta's tamalss are th bast"' ',
' Where to Dine."
Merchants' lunch. - II cents; special
chicken dinner Sunday. II centa. Craft's
restaurant 111-117 Fourth atreet
Elegant turkey dinners will be sold
Thanksgiving day for 60 cents at th
rermns restaurant, v. u w at son. .
A fine turkey dinner will be served
Thanksgiving day, 11:10 a. m. to I p. m
for SO cents at the Cottage Waffle, 141
Sixth, street . .
.:. MTlwaukie Country Club.
Eastern and Seattle race. Take Bell-
wood ana Oregon City cars It First and
Udn, .. . -
MASQUERADE BALL
Bag-las' ThaaksglTlng It OelekraUoa a
.:"'' .'Frls Xanunar Tmrkeys -.v
for Xveryaoay.
Parlor organs, 14 fat turkeys, and
numerous other bulky gifts will be car
ried away from Merrill's hall Wednes
day night Thar will be no reeerva
tlon, Every man, woman and child will
be entitled to the gifts, saying nothing
of th run or witnessing a grand, re
spectable publlo masquerade ball, with
attractions intersperse at different In.
tervals during the evening. Parsons'
superb dancing orchestra engaged for
th occasion Patrons attending should
not fail to retain their coupons, Go
early and secure a front seat
All Famous Makes.
Many new and unique designs In piano
esses in the most elegsnt mahogany,
walnut, oak and other woods, are on
display now at Ellers Piano House. They
arrived too late for the great "Qnwn
town Exhibition,' made by the Ellers
House during th fslr. and sre now be
ing closed out at substantial reductions.
ah orana new. uuers nana siouse, si
Washington street . .
SECOND ATTEMPT TO : .
; ;shoot C..C. CAPLES
' ' , y - r. ' 1
For the second time In the last few
days, what ia believed to have been an
attempt to assassinate C C, Caplea of
11 North Nineteenth street wasmade
Sunday night A shot was fired at his
house shortly before midnight, the bul
let passlsg through a window casing,
over a bed and Into the opoelt wait
A few nights age a bulelt was fired
throuch a window at an earlier hour.
Th curtain was down A th time and
the occupants of the house were In an
other room. ... ' - - ,
- BaUdlag Permits.
BslMIng permits wers leraed yeaterday as A4
esi Jestes I'mim t. .eettage. eatMeahela ave
sf ea Heaeock sad Tllleoiook streets;
east. 0O. VlrKir Bniawl. eottese. ea Ter-
rsee street: ess I1.T00. n. 3. Pelue. eattase.
Kelly setveea Carbett sad Las atreetsi east.
M.OUO. It. O. I. nana, eettae, Claekama be-
Tka-teaatk -sad Cut Fifteenth
rtreeta: nut, sl. T. Ha I ley. rott.ee, earner
Third and Haacart atreeta. 11,000. Mra. rt.b-T.
cotuse. . cotaer Eiat-rtfta a4 art Market
reete: coat, S2,l iO. I'linenii ima irnres, re-
abne, ei aer r.a( ThrnT awl Kaat
onlaaa atraete; eaet. Heary Srlmfaa
nMt.ra. roraet Kaat Bheriaas atreet ana I nMs
reehlnwv. enrner Mseteeath sad strtls streets; I
DIGEIi lil GOOD
llilil OF OilSS
Judge Frazer Says More Than
On Hundrsd Girls WsiV
Lured From Right There.
PARENTS TRUSTED IN ITS !
REPUTATION FOR DECENCY
Thus Girls Wert Allowed to Go
Thert Unattended Matinees Also
Dangerous Because of Attendants
at Theatres Looking for Prey. '- -
At the annual meeting of the city
board of charities laat night Judge Ar
thur I Fraser of the Juvenile court
offered a severe criticism of those par
ents who allow their young girls and
boys to attend places of public amuse
ment without escorts. . ' r' . f
'' "It Is the wronr system It Is shame
ful, said the Judge, warmly today, "and
I cannot understand why so large a
percentage of pa ran ta fall to recognise
the practice aa an evIL - J
"Many girls are lured to their, ruin
by the. young hoodlums they meet at
publlo places, especially In the outing
parka, and boys, too, are helped on to
their downfall by - this same - element
Of course we do not hear of all such
cases, but Judging by the percentage of
them reported to us, I've little or no
doubt that more than 100 girls started
on th downward path by attending the
Oaks last summer.
Week after week. In Investigating
cases, we have eard girls say 'I met
blm at the Oaks,' '."met him at the
Oaka.'
1 do not mean to criticise th man
agement of that resort In fact. I would
compliment the management for Ita sin
cere endeavor to .preserve order. The
place, each time I v'nlted there with my
family, bore hn air or, respectatmity
that was beyond reproach. Hut in my
remarks laat evening I referred to the
Oaks , because from that park most of
pur cases have come. Tbia Is but nat
ural. The attendance Is larger there
than ateVnr other of the surrounding
amusement resorts, and above that ita
reputation for respectability Is ' such
that mothers entertained no fear in al
lowing their children to go' there) un
fortunate though that conclusion may
hav been. . ' 1 -
I hav no doubt, from What w have
observed here," continued th Judge,
that quit as many girls liar ooma to
their ruin by being allowed to attend
matinees alone. - Ther they meet
young ushers and water-carriers,": who
are on th lookout for prey, and the
next thing we hear is of some yoang
couple In a pitiable plight
T am glad that we are gradually get
ting at a remedy." . - - ,
A brief address wss maae at tne
meeting by Mrs. M. R. Trumbull, and
C." E. Ladd,I. N. Flelschner and - C.
Lombard! were reelected directors for
term of three years. . .
The report ,ot tne treasurer snowea
that th total: receipts of th board of
charities tor the year were i.4T.o,
and tha. ther was a balance on, hand of
lltl.14. The report follows;
.. v' " '-'.I' fceoalpta. ,.
Balance from 104 ............ I M.1S
Received from general subscrlp- -
tlon . ... .'. m . . . 1,1 1 !.00
Received from- Llndsey estate.. 7t4.S4
Received from apeolaT . reTleT
subscriptions ...... . v . 113.11
Received from elevator ' cash
boxes i
........ , , ,..
40.15
, Totals . . ..............
r lsbnTsemeat.
.14,407.01
Paid from general fund.,. 4,!?4.1I
Paid for relief from gen'l fund. 1,415.40
Paid from special fund , 161.00
Paid from elevator box fund.;.'' 14.50
Balance 100.04
Totals
16,417.01
VANT REQUIREMENTS FOR
DIPLOMAS DECREASED
Teachers Say Six Years Is Too
Long to Work for, Life
; ' Certificates.
Many teachers In the Portlsnd publlo
schools want th requirements for city
life diplomas made leaa stringent. They
have requested th board of school di
rectors, through City Bvparintenoent
Rigler. to grant CUy life diplomas to
teachers who have had . four years' ex
perience, two of which may have been
before they began teaching in tne city.
Tha rules now require that a teacher
shall have taught six years In th Port
land schools before receiving a city life
dloloma.' ' ri i ' .
When the proposition cam oeror in
board last night only Directors Sitton,
Wittenberg and Beach were present Al
though they were In favor of the change
In the rules, they decided to leave th
matter to th attention of a full board.
Th present rule has Men in erreci
for many years and was adopted origl- J
nally to benefit teachers, who were eau
csted In th city' schools. The rule bars
a large number of th most efficient
teachers In the schools from holding life
diplomas, although they may have had
years of experience in otner pieces.
Cleric Allen announced to tne noara
that there waa a balance In the funds
of the school department of 1114.114.
which would be more than enough to
tide the district over the year.
The annual meeting of the board will
be held December 17. and the members
are arranging for their .annual report
to be presented to the taxpayers at that
time." - . :
HEART DISEASE CLAIMS
MRS. .F. K. ARNOLD
Mra. T. K. AraoM. wife f the sapertnteorieiit
of Mm title Uoaraatee Traat esairany, riled
eaddraly tbw axjcntnf at aer aorae, w Jerrer
ana street. - Her death waa dae to"beert dleeaee.
Rue flailed Banker a frtenda aad waa down
tews ebopplng yeaterday sfternooa.
Mra Arnold aaa a tare eirc ei irirona m
PartUad aad waa a pramleeat SMniha of the
Ooeererattaaal eknrra. Stae la aarrlved by ker
knatiaaa. a trm. Hoaieer. eenoeeiea wtis iee
Meter freak eoaapaitr, and S daufklar. Kath-
eriaa. whs la s amnnar ef the aealot clue of
Moaat llalrnke enllee.
ee gfg
... . BTemralgia Palaa.
Bhanmfttltm. ltiffnhaao and aclatlo
paieta- yield to tne penetrating influence
of Ballard's Snow Liniment.
It penetrates to the nerve and bone
and being absorbed Into the blood. Its
heeling properties sre conveyed to every
Jsrt of the body, snd effect som won
rful cure, lie. e and 11.00. Bold
J bj iWeodaxd. Claike dt Co. - , '' '
Yea CCaVt Ery Ycur
.' Liaaval
On clothes lines . this kind of
weather. We dry by steam and
will do your . .
6c Per Pound
Weigh before you send tt la snd
know exactly what It will coat
We cell for and deliver every
, thing., Talk with us about, It .
TELEPHONE MAIN 39S :.
Union Laundry
1 . U00XD AVB OOltntBIA.
SALOON APPLICANTS
TO BE SCRUTINIZED
The city license Inspectors sre pre
paring notices to be sent to all saloon
keepers In tha city December 1. request
ing them to make applications for
licenses for It 04 If they contemplate
continuing In business, , . on or before
jjecember 9, '
These applications sre desired by the
liquor license .committee of the city
council, aa they will go over them and
refuse to grant licenses to such Indi
viduals as thsy deem are not law-abiding.
One member of the committee said
that he waa in favor of refusing licenses
to all appllcanta who have been con
victed In the municipal court twice dur
lng the present administration. .
TKI OSXOOV WATZS X0WES '
. ' BAILWAT OOKVAVT. ' !
EST AC ADA
RATES t
XK TOTZOT rKOIC V0TXMBBB
tadfiag with Vraekraet.-.,....,. ...... l.tt
Beam aad koaie yae 4ay t.00
Beaea aaa Board per weak 10.09
Braakiaat, Me. J.aaebeea, Me, -.
Staaer, tOe. '
eeclal Tteke,-bwladlag' eaad-trip
far aad iimmu 1.M
yaeial Ticket, ' Isalndlna reaad-trip
..faee, aae aigkt's ledsiag aad tares
amis ........(3.00
, CARS LBJWJB. ;
TICXXT OmCI riBIT ABB; AIDZB ITS.
Pally at f:K, t M, 11:M a. si. 1:10, 1:40,
.. 0:40, l.lt . st. .... ,(
'i..!L'. ...Pboas er Writ '. ''LL..:1'
' tm Of MacMahon, Manawtr
XITAOAOA. OBIOOB.
111
SIXTH STREET
.JBet. Wasbins;ton and Stark
EASTMAN
KODAKS and
SUPPLIES
-. '..! ..... . ; '. ' if'
1)regnrPhot(rStoclrj
; Company
Send for Catalogne
Saved From
$2.50 to $5.00
Men's and Youths' Suit , and
Overcoats. Big assortment ot
all styles and grades. W gave
you from 12 JO to $5.00 in com.
parison to other stores prices.
.Quite a selection of Men's Hats,
Pants, Shirts and Underwear.
Also a general line of Shoes.
" We save you 20 per cent on
every dollar you invest with us.
'Also on Trunks, Suit Cases,
Blankets and Comforters it will
pay ' you to investigate either
one of the two stores of . -
JOHN DELLAR
Cor. First and Yamhill or Cor.
. Third and Davis.
Flats for Sale
Eight modern flats on the west
side, which could not be 'dupli
cated, for $12,000, for 97,500. .
L E. Thompson & Co.
228 THIRD STREET.
Hotel Eaton
' Cesser sfsjilsa aad si SUeeta,
NEW
RaaAieaMty farafaaed, aVteetlr easleeee,
Srapranf, St sonatas' walk fraat aaarl ef
aboppln tad Sn.laaa el.trtet. all larse,
alrr, eatalde rnoaM. etaaai tnatea. eleetrla
Mlbta. t.WpbeBs la aaek apartaesa. ate.
LarsajersVea. laaraaeflS. sa"klnc. wrltlas.
laalM raeapftee parlor,
ar aaall tatapheaa.
Tfrtvas sraaltMui
Hoom $I.OO to fS.OO m Dai
I SpeeUI Kates t CeatewreUI Mrs. . ;
aa. bus zatos. ' ' .,
ffWierft Beta! Bedsata. gpokaas.1
Skclaawa K
PnmrolHo A ood M"-bu b"r that can - 4"A
VVl Via.1113 ' be depended upon at all tlntee. -. . VvC
Page's Specie! iXtXSZZiL :::.:.; .......550-
C p 2cial-TurIicys-22c
. We rhske speclslty of strictly fresh Eggs, Coffee, Tes
t''--:-'r and Stsple Groceries
127 First Street. Cetween Washlnjlon sad Aller
BARNES
The House That Quality Built
Thanksgiving 'TP I TH Z R Is no Thanks
Day without i 1 Ul IV CI. giving at all
- ., n - i I r - .. . f , i -.. v . J s 'V ,t ,.
. i AVe Have 5,000 Beauties
.; :.. prcsj, From the Grower. y-;
BE SURE YOU SEE OUR STOCK
41 : Before 'Buying Elsewhere, t - y
Plione Exchange 63
T U RKEY5; l5c
AND
Wovr can we do It? Com and
laiy quarter." Or If you want a prime roast for THANKBOI VINO PIN-
NER we have It at the same old
price.
Prime Rib Roast fa per lb.
Tortiaaa s moss royuiar Traaing- aloase.
S.at
S DaamIa'o If nsalAt flwenw Cn. I Taylor Street
H r cupic a Hiainci u ti
TURKEYS! TURKEYS!
Beat ereamerr .
.,..
....6S0IOC
.... 69e
. ., .40046c
Good creamery
Dairy butter . .
Kancn eggs ............
I6c
.. v...ste"c
...... 140
llo
IOO
......140140
14e
Thanksgiving
Good egga , . . .'
Beat suaar-curea name . .
Breakfaat bacon
i Dounds Dure lard
Chickens, pound ........
Oees . .
Secure your order ror
turkey early. All goods
retailed at
wholesale prices.
LA GRANDE CREAMERY
SS4 TAHSOL ST.
STOP AT
Slate Market
221 First SL
For your finecorn fed u
Turkeys and Meats
FOR THANKSGIVING
Hair Goods
Swttohe. Fompadonrs, Wigs. Blonde,
Blaok, Drab, Bed. Oray, Straight,
Wavy, rinffy. XArgest aasortsasat.
Xlgheet QaaUttaa. lowest Frtoee.
Vint Qaallty aeaalae Xnmaa Xals.
lH-os. It-Inch Switches S1.00
t-oS. 10-Inch Switches...,. 9UO
I-os. tJ-lnch Switches .
Swltohee saad from 70 ar 00 tak
ings at $1.00 per ounce. --
Mall order promptly' filled. Bend
sample of hair. Money refunded If
not satisfactory.
BECKER'S
, SUCCESSOR
Third, and Salmon Stwta '
Miss Edith Kelly
rrserlr of Oilcsfe, "HI receive plaae papth)
at itudlo. 161, IiwBM.W" (riheaaiti) at
LISCHmilT MTHOB. - '
- Pianoforte
Voire Sretfarttoai. Pipe Oreaa, RarmM aa4
Or.mrmeHlea. Startle ef rSXOEaiCX W. SOOO
KICK. KW B.lamnt trt. Hhn. Raat iH.
JOURNAL WANT ADS
. BRING QUICK RESULTS
ssas
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MARKET
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niANKSGIVING-OINNER
Toil ar paying th casn. jfou want the
BEST for the least' money.
The Big Store
Will supply you and save you at lesat
tt cents on every dollsr's worth you buy.
L B. COLVELL
'WHOLESALE & RETAIL GSOCEfi
281,283, 28S Third SL Corner, Jefferson
Navel Oranges ;
Fancy High Colored Fruit. - -
per dosen SOf 30 snd 40 1
First Eastern Cranberries,
I quarts for , 25
New Mixed Nuts (no Hickory or Blnrk
Walnuts), per lb .154
1 pkgs. New Three-Crown Seeded
Raisins ..25
t pkgs. Fancy Cleaned. Currants. . .254?
Flve-CrowA Imperial Cluster Raisins
(for table), per lb. ............ .20
Finest Corslcan Citron, Lemon and
Orange Peel, per lb.... 15e
t pkga. Nonesuch Ml nee-Meat 25
Colwell's Java snd Mocha Coffee (we
care not what price rod have been
paying, there ia none better),
Pr lb 25
New Persian Dates, t lbj rrt . .ii .2Re
Royal Baking Powder, per lb-.. . . '.40e?
Schilling's Best Baking Powder, lb,.3Sg
Shred. Wheat Biscuit, per pkg....104
It lbs. Can Oranulated Sugar. ..Sl.OO
20 lb. Dry Granulated Sugar. .. .Sl.OO
W Deliver ea Bart Side Wednesday,
nova scaur 40a.
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JOHN'S MARKET
Means that we hav every hook, counter
and available apace filled with Tarkeya,
Sees, Dneks, Chickens, Babbit and
saor aessimg. We have plenty of Beef,
Pork. Mutton and Veal, but for Thanks
giving lny It will have to take a bark
sent. If you don t see what you want
call for It We've got anything from a
smoked tongue to a Pikes Peak roast.
l)oa t rorget tne pi
JOHN'S MARKET
:u NORTH SIXTH
Phone 1954 Main.
Best Creamery -Batter
V 60c a Roll
1 lbs. Walnufs 1 TT. .4. .TiV.T. . .TT. ..tc
t, cana Tomatoes Ho
I enna Sweet Com , ....15c
"'e make a specialty ot fine teas and
coffee.-t.
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cetjtral cnnAr.::iY
133 T'
Betweea T'
1 1
Thanksgiving Day
Scuver.!rsT;
Tonight -from 8 u. 1 I
o'clock every lady 1 f -tleman
who visits tt 1 -will
be given 1 a t iv !
souvenir free. All are t.ivi.i ...
GCOD.TJEUC
rCl TARDY DLYPHS C"
FOR V10UEU
T'A R D Y shoppers for
Thanksgiving apparel
. v will find many pleasant
surprises awaiting them here
tomorrow. We exhibit, a
magnificent array of correct
wear for every occasion
priced surprisingly low. And
our easy payment plan places
persons with limited' means
in position to dress' as they
should and " not miss ' the
price they pay. There're no
embarrassing questions' ' or
publicity about it just t a
simple, 'dignified account,
which is credited as 'you
whatever amount snits your
V : V income say :
$1 A-wra
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Sad the pries I set s seat ami
thaa yea'd pay St tk sask ateree. J
MSTEKRI
OUTFITTING CO
Tbe Store Waar Tear Credit Is Seed
WASHINGTON AND
TENTD. STREETS
Handsome
Table: Silver
Supplies that something which
Is so often lacking- to com
plete the charm of an other-''
wise faultless dinner table.
WITH THANKSaiVINO so
near had you better not get
those pieces you have been.
Intending to do alt th year?
W havfln excellent assort
ment of Table Silverware.
ANWMGHT
293nORRlSON-5T
TTa Portland
. PORTLAND, ORTCOOK.
' EUaOPIAN PLAN ONLY
HKADtirARTEHS Ton TOfKlHTd
, AND I'oMHf :CtAL
TRA V KXt-Hrf.
-pverythln to eat and drink, and
It vvata na luot in It"' . ; . . .
Portland Hole! RatVA."r
then elsewhere In Me !. f very
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