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THE OREGON DAILY - JOURNAL, 'PORTLAND,- TUESDAY, EVENING, APRIL 10. ' 1803.
lovm Topics
TOKIOHI I AMVUXZVn.
Marqaaaa Oread.....: Frederick Werde
Hallla "TW Hair te the Hoorah'
Baker Mualcml Burlesqae
Empire..... t "The ratal wtddinf
Irte.........".....Dowm la haw Ham pah Ira'
Grans' VaadsYllle
lllar '. Vaadarllle
. About tba quickest work oa ' record
In adjusting a are loaf was that at 101
First atreet. between Taylor and Sal
mon, today. Last night there waa a
.lively flro naxt door to the clothing
store at 102, where th,e big credltor'a
' sale had Just oloaad. and watar from tba
nra boa completely daluged Uia now
stock., of tba clothier. Kvary thing waa
- thoroughly soaked, and thla morning tha
. Inaurajioe adjusters, in leas than three
hours, established the loss at 1X1,100.
at the' same time permitting the man-
agaraent.to retain all tta atock,-which
la to be disposed -or at some price Da
' ginning on Saturday morning. There
''will likely be a great opportunity af
forded there to secure some very fine
suits of clothing at very trifling pricea.
- There waa neither Are nor amoke in the
room at all, so tha garments are dam
aged by water only. But they're as
Li. n JBVPfli ijnaiur va
church south, and C. I MoCaualand,
presiding elder of "Willamette district,
tart on a trip Thursday morning
which will Include Hearly all the promt
nent points of the south.' Rev. Mr.
Mowre goes In the interest of 'a church
building enterprise. -He will visit Kan
' saa City, St. Louis, Louisville, Nash
ville, Richmond, Roanoke, Birmingham,
New Orleans, Delia.1 Phoenix, Los An
a"les and Ban Francisco. Dr. McCauS
land will be a delegate to the general
conference, which meeta la Birmingham'
in May. . .
Mineral Springs I Total company, lea
sees. Amos D. St. Martin hot aprlngs,
Carson. Washington, la without doubt
Mot mineral hatha for cure of rheuma
tism, stomach, liver and kidney trou
bles. Excellent table, electric lights and
, ateara heat; fine trout fishing. Take
steamer Spencer or Regulator boats.
Clan Macleay, No. Vl, O. . CV will
give an inynaiion - concer ana aance
this evening in the'hall of the Western
icadamr. of Kuair Second and Morri
son street. "An attractive program of
vocai ana inairumemai musio ana reci
tations has been arranged.-to be -fol
lowed by dancing.
' Eight hundred And twenty-four vot
'era registered yesterday, making a total
of SO KB llataut a t tlm. far tha rinalna
of the county clerk's office last-night.
v i iicni.f rriiaiiauuo, -van - wara
Republicans, 13S Democrats and i of
various other political faiths. -
r. O. Downing. E. R. - Halllg and
Hugh C. Oearln have filed articles of
incorporation for tha Helllg Amusement
company. The company will have a
I to operate theatrea and other attrac
tion a In Oregon. .
Articles of Incorporation for tha Ot
. tenheltner Realty eV Investment com
pany were filed Jn the county clerk's
office this morning by Henry J. Ot
tenbelmer of Salem, Cecil H. Bauer and
iS tOO,00. ,, a y
A Jury-In Judge George's court yes
terday awarded a verdict for 127S in fa-
v. xui lunaor nwn aanaiaciuniia
company, which had aued C. -H. Norr
lln for S40S on account of the alleged
hlna, . ...
sksuld
Tfce Ctzilizlt bFUxL.t.
. "I waat te a elected. Mr. Voter, it
Joo al.aae.
Tea, air, I actaallr bailers tka
a niece of rbeeaa.
Aad It la ar eplaloa that
eaaet a law
laaTaaMnc mtn wa about "Gas, -Sack,'
Uia oug-at to haw.'
Asd Ut bm tall r. brother (ok, say
out I'd aot ahlrk).
No nan or woman In Ike world akoald
o have la work." -
Bxpreasloae similar to these do rrary-
whara abound,
till we elaaaee the people's 11 ua at
tba lama all reata a pound.
Oar waa oaa daak ersnrwhere and we
dolWar tba wa.talnt a Tar wa have
atarchad aad Ironad everything sot re
eulrad te be oona by baad. Tba ai
paaaa te tba bouaabold .la ararealy av.
captlbla. tlx caace s Bonad Is all wa
Cbare. .
1M05I LADNDHY
saoojro in ooLimu,
: Tel. Maim Sag. r t-
SOLOr.lOiJ SEEKING
INVESTMENT
ForrTrer Portland Club Partner
Comes to- Town Done'. .
' With Green Cloth.
SAYS END OF PUBLIC
" GAMBLING HAS COME
FIRE : ESCAPE FOR
HIGH SCHOOL
... i
School Board Lets Contract to
Have One of StainVa
riety Built.
SHAVER SCHOOL SOON y
WILL HAVE ONE ALSO
Principal -Da via pi - High ' School
Wants . Courae , Extended to Four
. Year Teacher Say Oiled Floor
Soil Clothes. .
Wouldn't Play a Came of Poker,
Even With Tom Word, Says Sol
omon Any One With i Legitimate
Safe Investment Welcome.
Cntii further notloe, commencing
Sunday. April I. It0. tha Mississippi
-avenue care-will cross -the river west
erly over steel bridge and easterly over
Burnsida bridge. Portland Railway company.
The Salem office of The Journal is
now at the Postal telegraph office, tit
. 1'm.m.mI.I 'DImu U . l . J.
Orders, changes or complaints will re
ceive Immediate attention. . -
"Butaera lawn' fertiliser ' rejuvenates
the shabby lawn; hla aweet peaa and
lawn graas got gold medal at tha fair.
Ill Front, between Yamhill and Taylor,
Watches, diamonds and'' Jewalry en
easy payments. $1 down and SO cants per
week. All mainsprings $1; all watchea
cleaned $1. Metxger aV Co., Ill Sixth st
Wa are attll selling eye glass's at 11.
a perfect fit guaranteed or money re
funded. Metxger eV Co., ill Sixth atreet
John O'B. Scobey waa thla 'morning
omitted to practice in tha United States
district court. ' .
' - Acme Oil Co. sella tha best safety coal
oila and fine gasolines. Phone Beat ftl.
Women'a exchange, lit Tenth atreet,
lunch, II to L ,
Soft coal delivered at ! per ton. . Ring
nip Main HIT. , '
Dr. E. C Brown, Eye-Ear Marquam.
Mr. McAllen Likes It.
' T. E. Beach Co.: Tour Japanese
dusting compound is all you claim for
It. Dust Is tha bans of tha storekeep
er's life. This Is particularly true of
dry gooda stores. We are highly pleased
with results from ualng Japaaeaa Duat
Ing Compound.
M' ALLEN ft M'DONNELL, '
By DAN M' ALLEN.
Milwaukie Country Club... "
Los Angeles and Oakland raosa. Take
Bellwood and Oregon City ears at First
and Alder. , -
. Blka TempU a Salesx.
flnlem . Or.: - ADtil -Id. Tha contract
for the new Elk building has been let
and work will proceed 'immediately.
With the lot and furnishings tha build
ing will coat about tfl.OOO.
Easter Neckwear
We've a beautiful line of .
Neckwear, Jn all the new.
weaves and 'coloring.' De
signed to enhance the "joy'
' fulness of Ea$tertide.
Hewett, Bradley & Co.
Haberdashers 344 Washington SL
Disclaiming any Interest in tha ap
proaching election, announcing a resolu
tion to rerrain from all games of chance
and declaring that he waa seeking a
buatnesa opening. Nata Solomon, one of
tha former proprletora of the onoe-fa-mou
. Portland club, returned to the
city from San Francisco this morning.
Mr. Solomon waa accompanied by Mrs,
Solomon, who. waa with him during hla
travela through Nevada and California.
"It's no more gambling for me," he
said. Tm done with -it -forever, and
you don't need any smoked glasses to
sea that the end of publlo gambling haa
come. ' I don't mean In Portland in par
ticular, but If s dead everywhere, and
If I'm any Judge it'a going' to atay
dead."
A real live promoter, one who haa
something in the investment line that
beara no relationship to the gold bricks.
might do buslneaa with the' ex-gambling
king, for ha has decided upon a career
of quiet, but legitimate, commercial ac
tivity. . -
"There's no place on tha coast or any
where else, for that matter, that looks
quite aa good to mo aa Portland," saia
Mr. Solomon. "Many ex-gamblers sxe
knocking it and saying mean things
about tha old town, but they'll travel
far before they And ita auperlor in any
respect.
Mr. Solomon bad spent the past few
months in Ban Franolsco in tha hope
that . tha California metropolis . might
offer something in tha way of an in
vestment and occupation worth connect
ing with, , Previously he spent several
months In varloua towna in Nevada. Tba
Orants. Jack and Pete, hla former part
nera, are-interested In several ventures
In tha Nevada towna.
"Nevada"! V"cominiiMitale.,ir'aald "Mr,
Solomon, "and will likely be on of the
greatest mining states In the union, but
if there ever waa a state overrun with
would-be and baa-been sports It la cer
tainly tha state of Nevada. But even
in tha cam pa of that atate followera of
tha game don't always find fair weather.
"However, If s all off with me, I
wouldn't play poker even with Sheriff
Word. I registered this morning and
am going to vote. ' Up to thla time I
haven't decided whether or not I - will
vote for Mr. Word."
ONLY 5184,859 STILL DUE
ON COUNTY TAXES
Makes New Record Ferguson
7 Turns Over Nine Hundred
Thousand Dollars.
Another record was made in the finan
cial history of the county when J. W.
Ferguson, chief deputy in the tax-
collecting department of the sheriffs of
fice, made hla report to Sheriff Word.
It waa shown that only I1S4.SS waa
due the county for lt0 taxea, the least
sum that haa bean due from property
owners at this season of the year since
Portland haa' been a big city.
And Mr. Ferguson yesterday turned
over to County Treasurer John Lewis
the largest sum ever transferred at a
single time from one county official to
another. Thla amount was 114. IS, the
amount for taxea collected between
March 1 and 11.
Tha liol taxroll called for tl,0T.t3
to be collected. The following la the
report made by Mr. Ferguson:
Paid treasurer .11.715.11 1.7 J
Cash on hand llt.UJ.J
Rebat 1.14
Unpaid 1IMS.7
Total
I,07,IM1
DAUGHTER' IS WITNESS "
AT MOTHER'S WEDDING
Charles Fahrenwald and Elisabeth
Fahrenwald were remarried today after
having - beerr divorced for about four
yea re. The couple are going back to
South. Dakota to Uke up life anew, the
groom having arrived In Portland about
a week ago from Tankton. When they
appeared at the courthouse this morn
ing and asked Deputy County Clerk
Fred W. Prasp fer a marriage license
ha asked them If they had a witneae to
swear that tha bride-elect waa ever 1
yea re of age.
"Tea, I'm tha wltneaa." spoke up a
pretty young woman. She waa . tha
daughter of the couple.-
BaUroad Surveyors a Aberdeen. -
Aberdeen, Wash., April 1. A railroad
surveying corps Is now working In Cos
mopotla surveying the Una directly
through the heart of the town from east
to west. No Information can be ob
tained aa to whom tha men are work
ing for. '-Tha Northern Pacific la con
templating Improvements to Ita property
here and will replace tha wooden part
of tha bridge serosa the Wlahkah rlvsr
with steel and la considering plana for
enlarging .tha depot and freight ware
houae that will deubla UtaU capacity..
The Portland High school, four stor
ies high, will have a fire, eacape. At
the meeting of the board of achool dl
ractora laat night a contract waa let to
the Portland Wire ft Iron worka te
erect one stair fire eacape on the Mor
rlaon " streejt side of the building for
1800. One waa thought to be sufficient
on thla building but the chief of the
fire department may think differently.
Blda will be aaked for a fire eacape to
be placed on tha Shaver achool. This
action . haa been forced on - the achool
board which objected to the ordera from
the executive board to furnish the pu
pils' of thla school with an avenue .of
eacape from the third story.- Superin
tendent of Conatructlon Jonea reported
that repairs were being mads to tha
fire eacape on tha Couch achool. .
. Principal Davla of tha High achool
haa aubmlttad to Superintendent Rlgler
a plan for a four-year course of atudy
lnatead of a three-year eourae, which
be would like to have adopted. The
matter was referred to Chairman Slt
ton. Superintendent Rlgler and Director
Beach, , - .'.. .. V -
Superintendent Rigler haa been mak
nlg a canvass of tha principals. Jani
tors and teachera to learn their atti
tude toward oiling the floore of the
achoolrooma. He - reported - last night
that tha principals and Janitors favored
oiled floora, while the teachers objected-
The teachers complained that
tha oil not only soiled their clothes and
gave the rooms a dingy appearance,
but penetrated the solea of their shoes,
making their feet cold. The superin
tendent wUl continue Ms canvaae.
Twelve petitlona to have puplla ' ex
cuaed from vaccination were read, but
the membera of the board were unanl
moua tn their opinions that the rules
should, be strictly enforced. .
FORMER LEADER IN COXEY'S
ARMY COMES TO GRIEF
M. Fitzgerald, Found Hurt on
Sidewalk, Wanted for Pass
ing Worthless Checks.
Suffering from a gantng acaln wound.
from which the blood was freely flow
ing. M, Fitsgerald wad found by Pa
trolmen Endlcott and Oalbralth lying on
tha sidewalk at Fourth and Davla streets
at 1:30 o'clock laat night. Whether
the Injury, was inflicted by a fall or
wun-a Diunt instrument wielded by a
tnug is not known.
Fltsgerald waa tha leader of tha Port
land brigade of Coxey's army whan the
-4 famoue movement to Washington waa
begun In H4. Ha gathered together a
rabble rout or vagranta, unemployed
workmen, cranks and calamity howl-
era and started toward the national
capital. At Boise, Idaho, he waa ar
rested with a number of followera and
thrown Into Jail.. That broke . up the
Coxey movement ao far aa Fltsgerald
waa conoemed. '
For several daya Police Detective
Hartman aearched for Fltsgerald, aa ha
wanted him for two crtmea. . He la ac
cused of. passing a spurious check for
125.60 on Charted Ferry, proprietor of
the- Key -C1ty hotel, in- Lower Alblna.
He obtained a number of meals, a few
nights' lodging and t in cash. He la
also charged with stealing a - suit of
rlothlng from A. F. Dodds at the
Pacific .hotel on Railroad atreet, and
selling it at a pawnshop for 2.b0. The
suit haa been recovered by the owner.
An examination of the wound on Fitx
gerald'a head ahowed that tha skull Is
not fractured. - The cut was dressed by
Drr Spencer, the city physician. Flts
gerald is Unable to. remember how he
waa Injured, aa ha waa drunk at the
time. He will be taken before Police
Judge Cameron tomorrow morning.
ELKS WILL ENTERTAIN
THEIR WOMEN FRIENDS
Tomorrow night will bo ladles' night
at the Elks clubrooms and many frtenda
of tha members will be entertained.' An
Interesting program has been prepared.
Efforta are being made by tha Elka
to secure 1,000 steins. There are al
ready more than tOO.' It la hoped to
make the collection one - of the most
valuable and artiatlo In tha country.
Frederick Warda, who waa entertained
at the club last night, waa presented
Ith a handsoma stein of peculiar de
sign. The presentation waa made by
tfovernor Chamberlain and Mr. Wards
spoke Interestingly in responne.
f . BTew Portland Somes.
Building permits-were Issued yester
day aa follows: A. J. Serene, cottage,
Sacramento street, between Rodney and
Union avenues; Tibbe Bros., repairs to
four cottages, Flanders, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, coat f 1.100 :v E. J.
Bennett, cottage, corner Twenty-sixth
and I von streets, coat $100: J. J. Reed,
residence. East Madison, between Fif-
"Wiaamette" S swing; Machines-1 5 Models at Pricea from $18.00 Up to $35.00
w Trunks and Traveling BagsLargest and BesTSelectcd Stock on the Coast
The Meier Frank Store
Easter Sdo--Men's Clothing
j ' ' i ' " '
,. SECOND FLOOR.
III n m ! 1 -
Black Salts for men at greatly reduced prices all this
week Handsome dress clothing In the best styles
and materials Just the apparel you want for Easter
wear and at a saving every man will appreciate-'
Black Unfinished Worsteds and Black Thibets Cut
straight front, round-cut sacks and double-breasted
styles Every garment well made and finishedThe
best product of the leading makers in the land.
$16.50 Black Thibet Suits. ...... $10.85 '
eg " pf
Mi
$18.00 Black Unfinished Worsteds.
.$13.65
$20.00 Th bets and Worsteds
$22.50 Unfinished Worsted Suits...
$15.33
...$17.65
$25.00 Unfinished Worsted Suits.
.$20.15
An immense showing of new gray Suits in the latest fashions, tut and
style round 'cut, double breasted and" straight front sacks' all new
weaves ..,,r...fl5 to f 35
New Spring Trousers in very large variety , to
New Spring Vest, latest styles,. each ..1.25 to f5
Spring clothing, for young men Suits, and Topcoats in complete va-
lcty at prices trom i i.av up to W9
New "Hawes". Hats for paster Derbys and Telescopes, in black, tans and grays, new
blocks ; always, each!
$3.00
Women's $3.50 Oxfords, $3.48
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We place on sale for tomorrow only a special lot of
lOOO pairs -Women's HigS-Crade Low ShoesTn
patent leather, vici kid patent tip Chocolate and
Tan Russia Calf Light or heavy soles -Every pair
standard quality and best style and of this season's
manufacture All sizes and "widths t AQ
Regular $3.50 values at: ty&HtO
- c r: A Saving of $1.03 Pair
Your Easter and Summer Shoe needs should
receive attention today. ' --'
Lace Department
Round-meh Val. Iaoea and Inaerttona,
1 to Z Inches wide; very prettiest pat
terna and areat variety: val- a, q
- ues up to 11. 2S dos. yards, at... JVC
Point de Paris Itce and Insertions, In
the best styles, 5 to 6 Inches wide;
' regular. JOc values, on sale. a
at this low price, yard 1 VIC
Point de Paris and Imitation Torchon
leaves In attractive pattema and
treat assortment, t to I Inches Wide;
values up to 15c a yard, on
sale at this low price, yard, .
Baby Irish Allovers, $ 1 .43
Special lot of white Baby Irish Allover
Iaces, tn all the new desirable de-
alfns; good variety; regular $2.25
values: on sale at this' .a
low price la
5c
Great Easter Millinery Sale
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.All Pattern Hats Reduced
Easter Sale extraordinary In the Millinery Store this
week A magnificent stock of attractive) styles at
prices never before known this early in the season
Yon can save from one-third to one-half on the
prices prevailing around town by purchasing your
Easter headgear at The Meier P FranTTStore.
$20.00 Hats for $9.50
'Great special 16t of 600 'superb Trimmed Hats all
thr new: shapes and trimmings,- copies and orlitinal
model, immenae variety, atylea to please every
fancy; valnea up to $20.00 19 SO
Special lot of 300 black Prea Hats in 2S styles. All
thin season's moat fashionable crea- qw
tlona. Wonderful values at
Thousande of now Tailored Hate In every new shape
, and trimming. The largest and best showing In
the city, at prices from, each... 95 np to $9. SO
.BO Beautiful Pattern Hats tha original models from the most eelev
Jbrated artleta 140 JO to 175.00 values on sale at -'r -
$20.00, $35.00. $29.50 and $35.00 Each
The handaomest creations aver offered at th. price.
Trimmed Hats at $4.95
1,000 handsome new Trimmed Hats: every late style;
every becoming shape In all the new straas and trim
mings and leading shade; black 'and colors. The
greatest asaortment and the best hats Ol
ever offered at thla low price.. fV"
Special lot of S00 Trimmed Ighnma for children.
Handsome styles, attractively gotten ' ' m K(
up; marvelous value, at thla low price. ..... JU
Chlldren'a Fes Cape, Middy Caps. Napoleon Hats. Mar-
quire Hats. Sailor Hats, etc., at all prices. ' Entire new
line of Infanta Bonnets Second Floor.
Weall Eye
5
are strengthened' bv -the dally a at of
Pond's Eirtract diluted with aa equal
quantity ol water. - The irritation
-caused kjrd-iar-and tand trhick tre
carried to the eyes through tha air
can b quickly allayed by .uainf
Pond's Extract.- The mucoua Bnera
brane of tha eyes becomes Inflamed
by tha presence of foreign matter, and
tha danger and unpleasant feeling
caa be readily removed by tuing
Pond's Extract as directed. ; .
Witch Hsmtt is tt tit tsmt thing
On mufyth trvtmtf tamfUt tf
Witch Hmlirtd tu " tit tsmt
thing1 "iftf-tvi nuert thrum tm
ttntmin moid ; ar ftrmuldthydo
r heth. , Jvtid danger tf fuming
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PDrinTExfRAC
IFe Portland
PORTLAND. OREGON.
EUROPEAN PLAN ONLY
jHEAIXJUARTKRB FOR TOURISTS
TRAVLJRS.
Everything to eat and drink, and
It coata no more In the
Portland Hotel Ratbsk.nr '
than elsewhere In the city. Every
weekdax. night from :J0 to 1J. - , -
M. O. IOWIBI, Maaaa-sr.
Dr.VUliam
Austin Cox
THE IICII ip THEATRE
ifjt". nciLiu - r?T
Waahinaioo - Mala I.
Tkur., TH., Sat, aTicata, Aartt i. IS, 14, "OS.
Special PrW Matlimr Satiir4ay
ADVANCK SALM TOIA - - L
Hot orflre The ileitis TbMtre, 10 a. at.
Oiifloal Prodaetaa at tha Dplaadtd Mwali-al
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Tae klfinl nn. Ira I artraetlos ot the aeaaaa.
RVKMNU PKICBS Lnwer ilonr. first 10
row a. ft; laat a rowi. 1.6fl. Baleoar. ftrac
4 rowa. S1.0U: seat I rawa, fl.OU; laat 4
rows. TSe. Entire Gallery, SOe.
MATINKR FKlceUwer . finer, first 1
rows, SI AO: last a rows, Sl.00. Balconr. first
4 rows. I.O: aast rowa, 7&-i la.t 5 rows.
fiOe., tollrs tisllrrr. 35.
TUB HBIL.IO THEATRE
14th and Wasblnstoa. 1'h.iiie Mala 1
Toalaht - Tomorrow Kperlsl-mea
Hid aTtock Nlfhr Mat. Ti.aaiwinw
Xlrke 14 Shalls Oaaapssr la Paal Armatraag'a
Ooaasaj orajaa.
. "THE Kill 10 TM HOOaUK." ..... -rVKKISU
PRICKS II. BO. St. T5r. SOe. 5e.
' MATIN EE mirK) lwer Buor. 1. 75c. Bat-
euey, T6c, oor. tMiierr. r.
Seats now acllliig for satire ena.ateat.
MARQUAM U It AND THEATRE.
CHICAGO PAINLESS
DBIST1STS
3031, Wash. SU Cor Fifth St.
22-K Gold Crown.. $3.00, $5.00
Bridge Teeth $3.00, $5.00
Gold Fillings ..$1.00 np
Silver Fillings..... .-...50c
Onr practice Is limited to hlh-ra.Vi
work. Nnthlnf bat the best anamina
tion free. Ht-yesr snarantes. Bank
refarcaee. Opr. arealncs aad Baadaja.
teenth and Eaat Sixteenth streets, coat
$3,000; Mr. Weaver,. 'residence, corner
Twelfth artd Weldlcr atreets, cost $3,050;
R. B. Rice, cottage, corner Clackamas
and Twenty-fourth atreeta, rost $1,700.
Many a man who Is honest from prin
ciple Is honorable only for effect.
EASTER MILLINERY
ADEQUATELY EQUIPPED with a competent corps of ex
pert,' careful, painstaking trimmers, we are prrpared to execute spe
cial orders with haste and satisfaction UNEXCELLED is our
stock of trimmings and pntrimmerj sailors and dress shapes in all
the wanted colors. . -
Special Values In Trimmed Hats
F.ndless variety street hats, up from
"Gage hats, .absolutely correct, tip. from..,.....,.
Our own trim street or shirtwaist hats, up from..,.
Eastern Pattern Hats, each one a gem, up from....
You know what the rush will be the last of the week Come early
, . . . ... - -. and avoid it.
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Formerly Becker's.
THIRD AND SALMON.
SPECIAL EASTER SALE
TOMORROW ONLY
We have made royal preparations for Easter and
our store is bubbling over with Novelties. A fas
cinating display of dainty shaped - Baskets - and
Boxes and Decorated and Painted Eggs in silk and
satin all to be filled with our famous Sweets.
To the children Easter is a second
Christmas. '
The gaily colored eggs and the gifts of
toy rabbits and chickens are treasured for.
many a day. -
We have whole ' regiments of them in
:allsorts of shapes, for. filling with candy
To Induce Early Buying
We will fill all Easter Toys under 50c
each with Dainty Sugar Egg
Free of Charge Tomorrow Only
In other stores you pay for "the eggs here you
get them free tomorrow. 10c to 23c gives wide
. choice. The earlier you come the larger variety
you'll have to choose from.
GET THE RIGHT PLACE-We Have No Branch St&res
f
Swetland & Son
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Taesear, Aarll I nt T. allM "Tee
- Harahsst ef saiea.'
Weeaaaeay Xatuiaa. Aarll 11 "Tka Waaaaa 4
Shsasipaars '
Wsaaasdar' Vif t. April 11 "Jalhia- Ckaaar;"
I'ndrr the anaplres of Kalfhta of PrtbUs.
PRICE Lamar flonr. fl aad TSv Bakaar,
Tfir and SOe. Boxes anal Inses, ST.su.
Bale of arata sow ayes. Marquai baa efflea.
Baker Theatre W LfkaiSr
Tamhin aad 84 Sta. Paone Mala 1S0T
One aolld wet -a aery araaina at S.I0.
Matlaeee Wednesday asxl Saturday. -
CHERRY BLOSSOMS':
Tba On Berleaajna Bbew Tar Only
la the tire upraarlnoaly fasay bar lea ansa.
.'THI W10MO OOWWT T0SCO" sad
"THE ftUAJiaELSOMl HIOHJOmS."
.. - Fas. aloslo and Pretty Glrle.
Wedneadar Batlne. Baryila Ds. 2fM te lay
seat. Ssturday Matinee, lie, SVe. 8Se. 9r.
Mat artres. S3e, SV. 6r. Ttm. apaelsl
etcwlss perforajawe SatnrHaT Blast. . '
Vast Week "THa MEtatT MAIDIM."
Empire Theatre;
lltb and Horrtaaa.
Pbee Mala 117.
IlII.TON W. NKAMaX. afaassar. .'
Psrtlaad a raeaiar xiajraawaa. .
Toalfht. All Tbla Week. Matiare Hatarday,
Tha toiaMrtsl melodramatic sareasa.
"The Fatal Wedding"
Jaae Kaltaa aad a Saa CfcaV"
On ot tba beet f bwmWb aaeaWaaiai. A
thrllllos wy. patellae with all elsaaea. era.
slate aeenle prodartloa. Matinee Satnrday.
Krefitna Prtcaa IS. JBe. 35. BOe. MsUae.
1rtW-'TlOAll0K."' .
273
Morrison St. A ZKJS
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Drew Saea.
Was Isabella tnmm.
Mr, Cherlae Xstsaa.
tarseaaee, .
Op Te any seat - aa
the boeae atcept '
bote- We.
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Was ef Aarll
Maeelal S
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Barth JSsaah.
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