LY- jou.:al. iolilakd, tuz:day. ev:;i::o. - czptemezh 4,
r-i
t rmm r
iGMQaeE WM& mat
CI.
SUMMER RESORTS.
, earns! nlwlWii eaa ln4 Te
feurnai ee at SaaetAe. !
Baaoa e4 Newport. A nuUr w
., rur teliaety) eiu ee muiUiid. Om.i
' llXMt froU M MUI tliM ton"
ui be wiU tt4 Breeapuy to
LoVa BEACH leala Oehea. agents
kae4a.uerteis at Ilwaoe. Ht, lie.
Umr t all polala ea the beanh.
aZAtlDC. AkD OAABHAkT PAAJt
W. B Wbitmaa, full katltutiun '
at Lewia A Ce.'a -" store, eWaide,
OnXWirary to ail fouta aa tte ;
."lllWfo'll AJTD TATnA Hjtt .
, . DlTeleiaa, eawe aeat erveUlie . a
Kaatera saUreeA, aceat. KeaA-
Suartere at Haw port. Or. Salivary to
11 aviate aa the eaa ah
. KOI 1.AM.S Hot laka SeaMarkta Oh.
ant. Hot Lake, Or. -CaAboH,
WABrt. Miasral Iprlaaa Be-
ti Co.. ar"ta.
CAHOADg. TVaMJI Tbeaua Keffett,
Colimi arnrzaAX. utnros, wash.
0, X kalaaw, agest, ColUaa. Waea.
- Baaw...:...................... ."Tfc. rvlals'
enrlr .... .. ,"Uf htaof -rrlaeo"
Lrrlo. ...... .... ,,..,...,,."Auro( the PUlua"
Btar.,,.,; ..t'la Btnwawar"
Grand ...Vaudeville
Paatagea
.aedevlMe
Bo Eng Ban, a Chinese capltallat and
exporter and tmportar of not, arrived
in tha city Sunday from Japan, and is
the guest of tha Kan family, t Mr. Bo
1 on 01 tb partnera in tha great ellk
houaa of Mine Sine Lea of Rhanahal.
China, and ia In Portland to atudy tha
Duainaaa outlook here. Ha waa at on
tlm manager and part owner of tb
big mercantile eetabllahmcnt of Ulnar.
Fat Co. of Saa franolaco, and at II
yara 01 age waa president and manage
of tha Sun Luna; A Ca concern of Yoko
hama. He' will remain her for aeveraj
aaya. -!.:. : r-'
p ', Difficulty la being experienced'br the
- oinosra or xn- juvenile mprovemnt
aaaoclatlon In finding boy to send to
their camps In tb bop field. On camp
of IT boya la now at Graham's landing
In charge of an officer of the aaaoola
tlon, and Judge Fraaer and Clark M. R.
. Johnson of the Juvenll court are using
- every means at hand to find boy to
r aand to aaother camp,- The boya will be
aent to th hop field the latter part of
wiie weea. nag rraser aaya b would
be glad to ae any boya who want to
now th juvenile courtroom, tomorrow
' forenoon. . ,
Alll Cramer, a atreetcar conductor,
waa arraigned before Judge Cleland In
the circuit oourt thla morning charged
with burning furniture in a houaa at
11ST Alblna avenue to obtain th in-
auranca carried on it by th Oregon Fire
ReUef aaaoclatlon of MclUnnvlllarTb
furniture 1 aald to have been burned
Jun t. Cramer waa given until Thura
a day morning to plead. Johrtpjtch-
purn ia aia attornay. -
" Daput'y County CUrk T'tt ' C. Bmlth.
chief of th circuit court jelark'a office,
' ba returned from a two week vaca
tlon. ' Mr. flmlth with W. a Kama
walked from Foreat Drove to' Tillamook
and p th ooaat t Seaside, vThy ear-
rled their blanketa and alept under the
tree:wber Might found them and or
r lalnea.foodfronv, way aide farmhouaea,
Mr. smith resumed bla dutle at the
oouruous w moming.. '..
Ji Th Korthera.Paclflo Railway : com
pany win nav apeoiai round trip g
.aursion" tickets from Portland ta Mlhta
east oa aala September I. and 10. Call
at me irenn araca. i Morriaon treat,
"corner Third, Portland, Oregon, for full
partloulara, or addreaa A. O. Charlton,
aaalataat general paaaager agent, above
addreaa. and detailed Inform tloa will
t civa you. v r .
J. Selo, the Finn charred with atab
. btng Albert HU1 with a knife-at tha St.
- John hotel on July II, waa .arraigned
beor Judg Cleland, in th circuit
.court thla morning.-. H-waa -allowed
, till Thuraday - to enter a plea. Attor
ney J. B. Moon wee appointed t de
fend Salo. .
WaUr ; through boa for sprinkling
; yards or aldewalka, or waahlng porohee,
pr wlndowa. muat be paid for in advance
and used only between th hour of I
and I a. m. and. I and p. aa.. -It must
ot be used for sprinkling streets. If
used oontrary to these rules, or waste
fufly, It wlU b ahut vft ... , . ,
" Article of lnoorporatloti of th Whit
- tloree Mining, company were filed In the
office of the county clerk, thla morning
-.by .Samuel Weldon, Julius VL Johnson,
and J. F.' Booths. They will engage la
proapaotlng for And developing mines.
Capital atock. 1100,000,, , : ,
September t, t and 10, pedal round
trip excursion ticket will b sold by
, , th Korthern Paclflo railway . to point
, east Particular can be bad at ticket
.'office, IIS Morrison street, corner Third,
or by letetr'to A. D. Charlton,. A, CL
.' P., A, Portland,' Oregon. , j -y . fi f
I ' While uparlntandlnff conatmctlon of
. af breakwater on tha Columbia river,
near Maygera, Oregon. Patrick .Law-
rence Hoga, th 18-y ear-old son of Pat-,
rick J. Hog, owner of th fish trap at
that point; waa horribly crushed by
. pile driver yesterday afternoon and died
en route to thla 'city - on the ateamer
Dollar
. It ie enough to etart a bank ac
count with, and if you Adopt - a
eyetematlo method of saving tha
dollars will pile) up surprtalngly.
Why not adjust yoar pnses ao
that thay will not exbeed thraa
fourth of yourarnlngaT That
; will enable you to aave a quarter
out of every dollar. Juet figure
what euoh system would have
done for you had you oommenoed
It Ave yeara ago. But, cheer upl
It lan't too lata. NOW ia the time
to open the bank account.Aod put
away ONB DOLLAR out ef every
FOUR that you earn. We wel
come your account and will help
you to save and to auooeed.
PAY 4 CENT
Interest n Savings Accountj
Banking hour, f a. m. to I p. m.
Saturday, I a. m. to I p. m. ,
THE CITIZENS BANK
,ttt ' oiiirD ATaanra. '
3, a LAMBERT. Prealdarh
A. VT. LAMBERT.. ...... Caehler
East Morriion Street aa a Railyard.
STREET If! VERY
Extension f ' Ea$t Morrison
Fronting Cemstery Subject bf
"V Many Complaints. ( V
STREETCAR COMPANY
.1 FILLS ITYvTTH RAILS
Pcdcttriana Obliged'to Walk 111 Cen
ter pi Car Tracks, ,Teatna Cannot
Pan on Narrow Roadway and th
fWtsds Are Head-High.;;' V.ff-f
. . , . . aa4 Bid Bepartaaeat, -; '
Th extanarton of Beat Morriaon street,
fronting the south 'aid of th Los Fir
cemetery ' and extending from Baat
Twentieth to Eaat Twenty-atxtt streets,
ia by far th moat neglected bit of Im
portant highway on ta eaat aide. - If
there haa ever been any Improvement of
any kind, grading, eldewaJking. etc,
along that - portion of Eaat Morlaon
BtreeVno erldenc Of it Jiow axlsts. Th
street ear tracks are used by pedestrians
going to and from th antranc to the
cemetery, while thoa traveling the full
leagth-of the) extenelon go south a block
and take the aldewalk along Belmont
treet ; -
- Nearly all that part Of the extension
of Eaat Morrison atreet that la not
taken up by th double tracks-of the
Sunayalde Una i used by th street
railway company aa a atoraga yard for
teal rails and other aorta of railway
building material. A narrow roadway,
several feet below th atreet ear track a
an In to place-wide cnongli for1 lw
teama to pa, run along tb eouth aid
ef th extension. . . "
' Beyond East Twenty-seventh street,
wher th Sunnyald ear line anters Bel
mont street i on of tb newest and
handsomest resldsno actions on the
eat aide. Within tha past two year
scores- of . beauurul home be v been
built along Eaat Morriaon, Belmont and
East .Tarahlll . streets - between Eaat
Twenty-sixth street and Sunnyalde, tha
resident of all of whioh are more or
lea Ineonveolencad beau'Of th Im
paaaabl oondltlon Of-tMa Eaat Mor-
rlson atreet extanalon. One-half of any
Improvement of thla atvt will have to
be born by the OemetefT association,
which will probably mak it difficult to
nay ta street properly improved.
large amount - of money Is being
pent in both upper and Lower Alblna In
various street irrrprtrreroanta, .The par
ing work now going on in Lower Alblna
Hasaalov r Th ponderoua plledrlver
weight had been raised preparatory to
hammering a pile Into place when the
unfortunat lad leaned over to ae .If
th timber was being driven atralght
and 1 th anglneer. apparently through
careleeanesa, releaaed tha hammer. The
weight fell on th boy,-horribly crush
ing ni need and eneac . A physician
waa summoned and after applying tem
porary dressings, the Injured boy . waa
placed aboard th Haasalo for trans
portation t this city. Ho succumbed
to hla Injurlea before th ateamer hmd
proceeded far and tha body waa brought
to Portland for Interment. , , " . . . .
Two hundred united Artlaana want
on a moonlight excuraioa on th steamer
Beaver last Saturday night, Te func
tion waa given by tb Officers Coopera
tive association of that order. .
Watches, ' diamonds and 'Jewelry en
eaay payments) down, lOo a weak.
Don't go without a good timepiece.
Metsgcr ft Co, 111 Sixth itmt
Launches to tha Oaks every few min
ute every evening from Favorite Boat
ing company's, south aid bridge, foot
Mornon atrt. . r-..
Special Excursion East Full partlo-
plara at Northern Paclflo ticket office,
lit Morriaon street, corner Third, Port
land, Oregon. . ,. ;
guitar tudlo wlU reopan, September 1.
Pupil can engage their hour 171 Alder
trt."7"''TJ" ' : -f -"--"-
MUton A, Nathans, atty., lOOO-aUelnerl
st, San Froncisca Commissions prompt
ly executed.. Insurance adjusted. . , .
Aem Oil Co. ans th bear safety oal
11 and fin gasoline. Phon Eaat Tl.
Woman's Exehan. Hi Tenth atraet
lunch 11:10 to li buslnes man lnnoav
v Dr. F. S. Skiff.- dentist, haa returned.
Kusael bldg., 4th and Morriaon ata.
For Quality,
Quantity ana Quickness,
rtaurant. . , -
go to Morris"
Dr. ML C,' Brown, Eya-Eaft Marquam.
' Get Your Fall 'Suit. Now.V
Order It before the rush that will
come With tha oool tall weather, When
ready, remember that our stock of cloths
Is abaolutely new, ' thla fall' atylee.
Our expert cutter la renowned for the
finely fitting suits w turn out 'HI
am la aynonymoue with clethea per-
fectlonv Our Superbly utlored suits at
111 to 110 are tha best values you wU
gat thla year. "Armstrong tha Tailor,
Raleigh building. Washington and Sixth
streets. TeL Paclflo nil. ,
Milwaukle Country Club.' '
BAD GOIIDIIIOII
Baatern and Saettl raeea. Take
Sell wood and Oregea City ar at FUei
aa Aid, , , .. - ,-... ,." C.,,
; . . V , .';.- r 1 "
will aggregate mora than 110,000, to
which may be added tha. big Montgom
ery Slough fill at a cost of not lees than
110,000. Kerby atreet, between Russell
atreet and Cook avenue, la to have a
coating of cruahed rook. Vhtcb will eoat
about 111.000, while that part of thla
atreet north of Ruaaell atreet I to be
surfaced. In Upper Alblna, Vancouver
atreet from Broadway .to Russell atreet
1 to be paved. Propertyholders on this
atreet have made a hard fight to have
thla Improvement made, Setlwood atreet
In Upper Alblna la having a eoat of
cruahed rockNput on It. The contract
or engaged lnpavlng Holladay avenue
from Larrabee) atreet to Eaat Twelfth
atreet with bltullthlc material haa near
ly completed the job. Eaat Burnalde
atreet will be taken up next by th crew
now at work on Holladay avenue, A
propoaitlon 1 on foot to have Eaat "Oak
atreet paved with bltullthlo material
from East Water to Eaat Sixth atreet.
Owing to the large amount of fill work
thet-wHt hav- to-b done-oh Eat-Oak
street th coat of paving th lx blocks
a proposed will be nearly 130,000. ' -'
Th Improvement . of Eaat Seventh
from Hawthorne avnu to East Mor
rison street 1 progressing rapidly. East
Salmon- atreet from union avenue to
East Twelfth atreet ia receiving a long
overdue paving.. An extensive fill on
thla "atreet across Hawthorn lak has
just been made at a ooet of several
thousand dallar, 1 It required 2 S.000
cubic yard of earth to make tha fill.
A contract baa been let to pay Hancock
atreet betwean Baat Eighth and Eaat
Seventeenth streets at a cost of about
110.000. - It Is xpotd that work will
begin In a abort time en th work1 of
putting down th , hard) pavement . on
Hawthorn, evenue from. Eaat Third to
Eaat Fortieth street- A resolution will
be Introduced at th next council meet
ing looking to th Improvement of East
Taylor atreet from Grand avenue ta Baat
Twelfth, atreet The effort to Improve
this street wlir no doubt precipitate a
fight aa It la generally undaratood that
th Hwathorna estat haa by no mean
given np tta opposition to thla improve
ment ' Th ntlr amount of treet Im
provement now going on on the, eaat
aide and that that haa been authorised
will probably entail an expenditure of
more than f 100,000, ..'.,
The hollow ateel pile need to ncas
fh concrete plies that ar being driven
ror in Mitoneiu Lewis stover build
ing on Eaat Morrison treet is stuck
faat in It feet of gravel and earth and
haa so far reaieted every ffort to. pull
it out Th cylinder waa driven down
last Saturday. In tha attempt to pull It
out the engine on th pile-driver w
brought to a standstill. six Jack-aorewa
wer tnan nrougnt to near on it out
war unable to move rt. Th contractor
then abandoned th effort to pull It out
built a wooden crib around the cylinder
and will dig It out. It la believed that
th cylinder wag driven tuitughTnnold
log, otherwise it could not have restated
th power uaed In th ffort to pull It
Out 1 s-y-r-;;---,' t,-. r.zzax.
' Joseph Parjuet baa ' begun th eon
tructlon ol two-story frame bualnesa
house, fronting 110 feet on the west
aid' Of East Water atreet and extending
back II feet along Eaat Alder atreet
Mr. Paquet'a new brick block at Baat
Morriaon and Baat Water, atreet 1
nearly ready for occupancy. When both
theae atruetura ar completed, Mr, Pa
quet will hav a handsome business
block, fronting Eaat Water atreet and
extending from Eaat Alder atreat to the
est approach of th Morriaon street
bridge. , . : -. 1 - . - -. ,
- Th Eaat Bid Improvement assoola-1
tlon extends n Invitation to export in
concrete bridge work to attend lta meet
ing tonight Tha aaaoclatlon will dis
cuss tha proposed bridge over Sullivan's
gulch at Grand avenue, and. wanta Intel
ligent advice a to which la th better
brtdg material, steal or eonorat. -' ' .
C. ARTHUft LONG WELL
; ; WILL GIVE RECITAL
C. Arthur Long wall, an aecompllahad
muslolsn of New Tork. la In Portland
and will glv a recital thla evening at
in Tayior ntreei netnoaist onuran. Mr.
Longwell's performance will be unlaue
In that h uses a player piano, upon
which It J aald ta 1 th greateet liv
ing demonstrator of tha technique and
xpreeston or th great corn posers.
, Mr. Longwell 1 making a tranaeontl
nental tour and baa appeared In all tha
leading oitlea of tha oountry. lat week
be appsared before a larg audlano at
estUe. r , t-
-J Tho who nav heard Mr. LongweU
Bay that hi performance ar truly r
anarkabl In that ha haa a perfect mas
tery over .' hla Instrument, something
which musicians believed to be lmpoa
alble to accomplish on a player plaate, --
Th recital this aveplng will be an in
vitational affair to which all of Port
land' leading mueloiana hav beea In
vited. In addition to Mr. Longwell's
playing, Dom Zan, Portland's popular
baritone, will aing several aoiog to Mr.
Longwell's accompaniment. , "
T
AND A IIOMIHENTAt LAUNDRY
a BMeaaMatal roWwr
fa irmM t
Taaaiar,
aad at bar "ajeaesM stale'
at
Balaler;
Asm aviUBstal ldtots did
T War wtlrb amaaXntal
araoad'all
traad la wlaaar
ta eae ra, - - - - .- . -
. ,.wt . .- ,. . ' .' , '
a ateenawntal thM Is aew, Bpea. the Wttaess
ataad
txplalnlnf Btomtmeatal arbcBMa te ataal . ear
LoeVe laad; -
Aad aonomatal eaaek ia that btrtft ef aU
Badniw knw tte thing wee tea tareagh
. BteaaswaTii nm.
Oh, wkat a axuiaBkMtal world la this la .whlck
tt good aad lta baaaaae I a story hard
4' we'ea Ua we're HvlAg ta .it. with lta
isva aad aaallae eapraaie.
Aad enr faJoa taasdry huey with K pellaker
UTilON LAVTi'DSY !
TeL Kala M. Beaesd aad OaluaiMa.
Oalg aaaaary la Oraca wttk
- For Men and Boy s 1
Mcn't Snits. Overcoats and Topcoats, 1906-7 Fash
ions from the lsaduag wholtsalt tailors. L. Adler Bros.
& Co., Hart Schaf fnerS"Marx.
SUin-Bloch C o. , an d t h e
Washington Co. -The display
is second to none in this city
and our prices in every instenca
mean a saving of 25 on what
Cfjuat style and quality costs
yon at the exclnsive clothing
store The showing indndts ;
3 and 4 button Sack Coat Suits, with
center - vent - or without .'? vents.
Double-breasted Sack Coats, ' mili
tary cut. All the newest and best
materials. 36-inch Topcoats, shaped,
bfack Thibet;, black unfinished wor
sted, worsted cheviots. 44 and 40 in.
Overcoats, military cut with velvet '
collar; stripes and fancy mixtures.
! Second Floor.
FaH Suits S15 to $35
Fall O'coats 15to
New Topcoats to
Entlr tin of Men's Trousers, tor Fall and Winter wear; handsome pat
tarna: all grade. He wllne. of.. Men'a jrncy-Veate-Men Bath -Rob and
Smoking Jacket in grand assortment Second Floor.
New Silks and
Dress Goods
New weaves In black .Drqgs Goods and
- black promts to enjoy great popu
, larity. th coming seaeen; par yard.
., great value...... f 1.00 to f 3.00
Uwi-Colo)rdj3oods .lnguperb assort.
- mnt; all grade; all . tha new
N weavea. i'
New Serge at, -,-...-
rerd.75tVSI.00, fl.SB, flSO
Kaw- Pranella Clothe, " r
yard. ........... flSB to i f 2.60
Beautiful new -Lanedo woes at, " "r
- d .x7. - flj t.ei3s
New Chiffon Broadcloths at," v
yard ........... ,1.60 to 3.60
Magnificent ahowtnr of r new r Plaid
Irees Goods; every new wear and
- shading, at prioes from, yard, 50.
85, f l.OO, fl.25, flf60 f i
Tha latest In Plaid Bilk at, par
yard 8S to fl.TB
x ' ;' ' ' '
Pompadour Crepe , de Chine, ; all
shed, per yard, greet
valu..: .ai.aStndil.50
New Mecsallne BUka, new Crape
u--V.
Bilks,, all gtadea new Taffetas, pew
Peau do Boles, new Dreadana. new
Velvets, new Corduroys. ' Particular
attention la directed to our Velvets.
AUniqueEdtertainment
Th cltlaen of Portland are to hav
Th
ploaaure of listening to a. very
unlaue entertainment tonight at tha
Taylor Street . M. S. church, oorner
Third and Taylor streets. Th ntr
ta lament In aueatlon will eonalat of I
piano reclUl by Mr. C. Arthur. Long
weU of New Tork. haslated by Mr. Dora
Zan. ao well known to all Portlandera.
Mr. Longwell wlU play veral number
on a new and marvalou piayey-piano,
and will alao play tha accompaniment
for Mr. Can on th earn , lnetrument
This reoltal ia to b given under the
auspice of Sherman, Clay Ac Co., form
erly the Allen Ollbrt-Ramakr com
panyJ and tha instrument In question
will ba th A. a Chaa Player Piano.
' The following preas notice will be f
lntareat: ' - - , .-.-.-.'.-.-.
"Th A. B. Chaa Player I a marvel
t Jmaranlauai almnltcltr. and the term
'artletio naturally la applied to it after
listening to Its .wonderful capabllltiea
aa demonstrated br the extremely tal
ented Mr. Longwell, whose Interpreta.
tlona ar maaterly and delightful. The
program waa a beautiful arrangement
ind well deelgned to teat the power of
th lf-plyr. tJndr Mr. Longwell
artisUo handling It. waa made a veri
.(, nuiiral traait. aa well aa an ex-
Dloltatlon of a wonderful plec . of
mechanism. Tha audience waa highly
enthualaauo."rrom , Chicago . uuaicmi
Times. ,
Remember Oi plao. First Methodist
rhureh. eornen Third and Taylor srreeta.
Th recital Is complimentary.- Bring
your" frltnd. v. -. - '',',-,
PERSONAL
P. T. Clay of San rrahclsro la- at the
Portland hotel. Mr. Clay U" prealdent
of th Allen aV Gilbert-Ramaker eom-
pany and Intends to make Portland hla
homo In tha future. .
Mr. and Mr. Fred RueselL well
known Ban Franciscan, - ar at tha
Portland hotl.
Mr. George Kelly and Miss Kate
Kelly ef Bugen ar at th Imperial
hotel. They will spend n week In Port
land ahODDing. - .- .
Judae and Mrs. Prank J. Smith of
Caldwall Idaho, are. at tha Imperial
hotel. They are accompanied by their
children and ar retaining horn after
aeveraj week at Seasld. '
Mr. 3. A. Veness and daughter Mart,
ef Winlock, Washington, ar at th Jm
nerlal. . They ar shopping.
M. A. Baker, a well-known attorney of
MoMlnavllle, ia a guest ef th Imperial
hotel. - -
Thomas R. W 11 eon, clerk In tha Mat
priaon at Salera, ia at tha Imperial. He
la aeompaaied by Mra. Wllaon, and they
will apend several dari . in , Portland
Sightseeing. , , 4-
President and Mrs. S. B. L. Penrose.
of Whitman college. Walla Walla. Wash
ington, aro guests pi uie rruao ".
40 fi
$30 "
v r BARGAINS IN
Laco Curtains
For Wednesdays Selling
White and Arabian color R
naissanc Lace Curtains, mad
on French nets, - with Rnaia
sane inserting and edges: 46
inches wide bjr3 yards long;
jmi a i nit
52.80
.regular W W
;:! on IaU at...
Whit or Arabiwn' color Renait
anci'tnd Clunv Lace Curtains,
all made on the beat French
nets, 45 to 50 inches wide by 3
yards long;
.53.95
S5.00 values at...
Whit and Arabian color Raw
naissance. Arabian and Cluny
Lace Curtain, mounted on th
. - or a . a a
oest rrencn nets, nanasom
styles; 50 inches wide, 3 yards
long; S7.50 . . . CC 0X
rvalue,-pr-pair.-iv; yUaa?.
' New lain and ' figured .Silks
for drapery work; stripes, fig
ures and plain styles in large
variety. ' New ' Cretonnes and
Taf fetasruew-; Mnlh-nd -Madras.
Custom -drapery-work
our specialty. Expert drapers
-at your errlcer-Best workman?"
hip and lowest prices guaran
teed. Third Floor. ; i
Hotel Imperial
'& . wi way St;.-' ;
.On Sleak ' fte Tais'itees Aveaa.
SAN FRANCISCO "
- EUROPEAN PLAN
tLEcrmio tam rrtAK wat
auTAxoaa TiLxraoaxa
,'-7
L S. DE WOLFE, Proprietor
. Xleetrl Oat iDireet freai Tarry.
CLOSING - OUT SALE
$11,000 Stock
UDixa AJrp einr rtrutsHiwo
SOOD of all ktnda at HALT raiOX,
Oame .ia and took aver ear hnsMes stork
beawe saying stoawkere aad yo will
ke aura t aiaka a porefeaae (rem aa attar
getting oar extra awlr low prtcea. The
prices are eet la half. , ,h, .'
BAxa wmtx4 tATuuDAT, aawana 1
M Merrlsea, aata aaa West Park ead TswUb
-SKATING
MASQUERADE
CARNIVAL
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Oaks Rink
TatTTBATOAT aSPT. .
Tha aecond vent ' of it kind.
Th flrat wa a grand auoceea, and
arrangement ar being made to
hav- thla on aurpass any carni
val ever attempted In the weat.
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Don't Miss It
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(f yen aave ae answered The "
a Want Ada lately ye aav got 1
at f vowan wttk tAUg.
Nov. Carpets
Tho'nsw Carpets and
Rugs orready for ycyp
cheosiny - a ahowing
nnep.aled fat the entire
Western coqntry Car
pets of every grade
Carpets of every style
In amazing variety All
the very latest designs
and colorings, Wiltons,
Velvets. Axmlnsters,
Brussels, Mopiettes, In
grains Room size
Rags in all sizes and
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aaaaaa vaivua mmrnvm iuiui . ss f y I
k an all R net ihu fTT" ?T
the thousand fat all 1
grades- Unolenrns,
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mattings, etc, etc By far the largest and most com
plete stock of Carpets and Rugs to be found In the
city and facilities for promptly and property caring
for any- size contract. ;'y:-"'z
$300 Aaninstcr
gpeelal- let of l,0Aailnater-Her- In Orlentat and -Florai-daartgnat
. beautiful coloiirig ala ITxl lncbee; a rug every housewlf in th
community can find us for; regular 11.10 tiIim on aale-v a gt
'tor a few darn at thla unusually low price, ach.;t.,.,wl7
Special lot of room-also French Wilton Ruga Jnlslt deotgna and
. colorings ala Salt feet; a rug that w, sell a great many of at
t9 rgulrly large variety to select from;, graat ' m jtf wr
- vain at thla low prtoe, each TWrd Floor , 47,319
StemlrrlHIosierySala
"Humpty Dumpty" Blockings for Boy and Girls, extra strength
; knees. Jersey ribbed and faat btack. aises Sfc to 10; great
valuv pair.... , . .tt t , , ,.
. . Mall order promptly filled. . . . "
ole aaranta for Wack Cat Hosiery for boya and girl, faat
coloostrTTlceabl.ichooLhoipir, ij;
"Ko-Mnd Stockings for boys and Wrls, linen knee, tae to -10;
beat value on th market at this low plica, par palr.t...
Special values M Qlrla Btocklng V per palft-great valu.,,..
Stands for (est in Education
Paolfle University ia on ef th
oldest achooU of Higher Education
on th Paolfto Coast, with eoms of
tha most dlstlagulahed men la let-,
ters aad law aa lta alumni. It la
a Private, Co-Educational and Non
Sectarian College of tb highest
standard, v '-: " . .
fcOOAYXOaT. '
Paclflo University Is located at
Poreet Grove, one ef the most beauti
ful residential ' towns In Oregon and
only 1 mile frem Portland on th
Southern Pad flo Weat Side Division.
Forest Grove haa electrlo street-car
and light aervlre. Th drinking wa
ter I chemically pur. Th collage
campus la th moat picturesque of
any in the state. .
mowmiT.
Paclflo ' University la th largest
endowed private college In th en
tire Paclflo Northwest. For this rea
son th beat Instructor can be em
ployed. Tb inetltutlen doe not de
pend on tudnt feee for It Income.
' OTatavionAitrsL
elgheat srhoUrsblp in classical,
ntlno, . . literary and . musical
uraaw...
-.. UQvmaan. ,
Paclflo Unlveralty . la the ' best
equipped private college In bulldlnge,
laboratories, library, mnslo and art
room in Oregon.
FmXPAJaATOBT BapABTKaira.
High school graduawa and others
having credlte to mak up for regu
lar college course can d ao in Tua
latin Academy. The academy - atu
dent are eatended th advantage of
college aetlvltle and aaaoclatlon. No
academy or high echool training la
Oregon excel a That offered In Tuala
tin Academy. Upon presentation of
certlflcatee lta students are admitted
to th beat uatexn ana weatern eoi-
legee.
The average neceeeary xpne
for a achool year range from a mini
mum of 1100 to mlxlmum f tios.
Vrttt kt CauUa tsi Utrate4 Ustratsr
HU Tern Cjess Se;L i5Ji
r ViCi: SV uriik-
Now Ready
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Rttgs g 1 93 Ea
. 1,00 pairs of women's novelty
, black Hose,' prettily embrold-
ered with silk dots, bow knot
; and other attractlv deaigna,
sis to 1; a quality boa
. sold all over town at eOo, 9 On
-. our aal price. .......,..
Wpmen's fln black Cotton Hose,
the celebrated. "Onyx'' brand,
7" fun fashioned -""leg and foot,
; aplendld weight, new deelgna,
sixes to 10; beat Mo in.
,.val for thla aale, pair. .. .
1,0 pair of women'a outside
Cotton Hoae, made from s
leoted yarn, beautifully faah-
.,, ioned, French feet, Herrhedorf
dye; beat too valuea in all "11
; ala, on aala at, pair. .
Woman's fin French Dale Thread
Lao Ho, in a Iarg assert
ment of pretty pattern. In all-
' vr and boot effects, all slses;
' regular 60c valuea, on
aala at per pair ..'.,
Doys - and GirIs,
Hosiery
.
In th
15c
25 c
25c
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rOorm Tangkn aad rweaty-fomrth.
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PORTLAND
. Oejae Called at amo p. aa. Bany. . .
eaae OaUed ai80 p. aa. aadaga.
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GRAKDflTAND, f 5c CHILDREN. IK.
BOX SEATS, lea,
DAIltR THEATRE
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Prasaatlag Winatoa CburrklU'e (treat Dreaae
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mm or raisco."
Xbrllllnr aad True te Lite Is s (treat City.
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THE STAR
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UYRIC THEATRE
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Across the PIsirj
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