THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNINO, MARCH 10. 1CCT.
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Mr. and Mr. . Jacob Mayer.
A family reunion of especial Interest
will take place March IT at th home of
Mr a, Sol Hlrsch. Her mother and father,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob. Mayer, known and
beloved of many Portlsndsra, wilt at that
time celebrate their diamond wedding,
having arrived at th sixtieth mile atone
of wedded life. They were married In
the year 1T at New Orleans. ;
The .other daughter and the eon of
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Mr, and Mra, i Mayer will be present.
They are:- Mr. and Mra. Oaear R. Meyer
of New York, Mr. and Mra. H. Zadlg
and their son. and Mr. and Mra. M. Blum
with their eon, from Ban Franotaoo and
tha aba. Mark A. Mayer. : . v.. ,
Mr. and Mra' Mayer will be glad to
eee their near fiieada In tha evening,
although na Invitation have bean la
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OPENED TRUNKS DISCLOSE SLOT-
MACHINES' AND BABY CLOTHES
tn tha bulging tills of trunks and eaaea
Ware found eome thing that made wry
o i faces. ; , ; ... , . : v, :
Forty trunks, tO box. If telssoop
grips, -1 aultoaeea and as many vallees
found new owaera yesterday afternoon,
who bought them and their contents
without., knowing what would b dls
closed when tha lids were opened and
tha straps undone.1 The eollaotloa ooa
atltuted the "leave overs" which scou
mulat yearly in tha baggage rooms of
the railroads and terminal company and
are auctioned off to satisfy the charges
against the owners who for various ree
sons faU r neglect to claim their prop
arty. ' r - '
Yeaterday afternoon the year's collec
tion waa sold to ths highest bidders at
the Baker auction bouse. Park and Alder
streets. Her the gambling Instinct,
which every human being poasesas to a
mora or lees -degree.- bid - against - It
self, A trunk, suit case was put up for
sal and Its real value t the bidder was
represented not by tha article Itself, bat
by the value of its unknown contents.
Trunks sold for prloes ranging from
ft. II to til I. None was permitted to
be opened In the auotion room a, but In
th . rooms . adjoining, . where soma of
them wars - taken, their oontsnU 'were
mad known. Inside there war things
that eaused laughter. Jokes, sorrow, re
gret and all th other feelings that on
experience when th ye are sur-
A gray-haired bachelor, who bought a
trunk for 1 4. lifted th lid to find with
in a baby's complete wardrobe. There
were th tiny stockings, th diminutive
hoe and a lot of other things with
which his life of celibacy waa unao
Qualntad. In another trunk waa found
a pair, of French rapiers, some one'
family heirloom probably, while another
contained the silk dresses, opera cloak,
patent leather shoes and other wearing
apparel 6f a woman. . Even the extra
front bang and back switches, together
with a small box of rouge and other
complexion Improvers were Included,
while In another trunk, whloh was pur
chased for l.t. was a complete Bavl
land china dinner set. ,
From a money standpoint th man
who bought a ease containing It slot
machines for fl took first prise. . Indi
vidually th machines are worth about
lit apiece. Evidently th owner de
cided . that Portland' gambling law
war too stringent to permit him to
pay even th eharg against th ens
la which they were contained. ;-,
lALLiOflORTOl
..rfll BUM omul
Hibernians to ' Hold. Elaborate
I Celebration Of SV Patrick's
Dky ' Next Sunday, 1
yPROCRAM ARRANGED i 11,
. .. FOR ENTERTAINMENT
; Paaelsyilc Will Be ; Preached ta St.
Fror! anuria' mj East k Sid . (n
- the ? Aftnrnoon KaTaaaagh to
Speak In tha Evening, v.; , '
Bt Patrick's day,' Sunday, March' IT,
will be . observed In'. Portland with a
number of. entertainments and musloal
programs." Tha Jargeat event wllr be
held In th Armory, for which arrange
ments have been under way during th
past week.. ''"V ' " '' ! ' '
The . memory of Ireland's moat cele
brated apostl will be commemorated on
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'John P. Kavanangb, Bt. Patrick'!
... -Day Orator. .. ;, .v ;
' th east side, where solemn high nase
will be held at Bt. Francis church and
a panegyrto on th great aalnt preached
at 10:10 In th morning.' At S o'clock In
tha afternoon In the. Woodmen hall,
Kant Blxth and Eaat Alder streets, there
will be a mas meeting and a musloal
program. A full orchestra, together
' with a mala quartet and soloists will
-render selections for ths oocsslon.
Ths musloal and literary entertala
merit,' which Is to be held at th Ar
mory In th evening. Is under th au
spice of th Ancient Order of Illbern
Inns, and th organisation plan to make
th event th most elaborate It has ever
given., Th evening's program I as fol-
r lows: i,
' Ovsrttirs. Rlchter's orchestra; ad
dress; selection, Kpplng's Ole club;
-oltatlv'Sflmu- O'BrlenS- Pvefefeso
Kasmua: overture. Rlchter's oreheatra;
"Ijut Brln Remember th Day Of Old,"
Adrian Epperg; address. J. P. Kava
naurh; overture, Rlchter's orchestra!
recltatlon,"Remmbranca of TMa." Miss
M. Bode; vooat selection, "Dermot Aa
tnre," Miss Elisabeth Harwas: recita
tion. "Frln' Flag." Mra. .Marlon Far
nam; "Mary From Tlpperary." Frank D.
Jlenneeer; "Btar Spangled Banner," Cp
P'ng'S Glee club. .
RAILROAD OFFICES T0 v
. X - COME TO PORTLAND
. (aoerfal- Dtopatcs t The leamaL)
Astoria, Or, March I. Auditor F. IX
Kuettnar of .Astoria Columbia River
Railroad, with bis clerical fore, will
b ' removed to Portland In th near
future. Superintendent John MeOatr
la out of th dty but from Indication
It aeema likely his office also will be
moved. , ." , . . i
- Some time ago Is waa announced that
J. C Mayo, of tha freight and passen
ger department, was to move hi office
to Portland. It looks as-If a depot and
aa uptown, ticket office are all that
win b left har.- r .- ,,.., i ... ., ,.
"Simjply Swallow
Manr Eat i aa Though They Were
Blind and Their Tongue Cut Oat
Dyapepsia la built on confidence too
much oonfldenc In th ability of your
stomach to digest anything and every
thing you put Into It.. '
In this age ws have developed speed
In every I In of action, and we bar also
developed speed In mastication.
We don't take time to eat right and
eometlmea we do not eat th light kind
Of food.- Sometime w carry our busi
ness to our meals and as a result eat
mechanically. Ws eat v a though -w
war blind and our tongues out out.
Ws simply swallow,
Th result 1 that th food we eat Is
half chawed, and Ilea Ilk a lump of lead
on th atomaeh. .
: Tou may deny te youraelf that you
abuae your stomach, but when you get a
bloaty foaling, you can't deny you'v
got It.
When you get braah. eructatlona,
burning senaatlona, bloating, aversion to
food, loss of sppetlte, belching and other
kindred ailments, there 1 not much as
asking yourself, for th time being, why
you ouffer. The fact 1 you'v got tbeae
ailments and the queatlon of tha hour Is
how t gat rid of them at once, so that
at your next meal you may be able to sit
down and look at your meal straight In
th face with a. keen appetite and a
smile, and enjoy thoroughly everything
you eat. ' .
' Just on of Stuart' Dyspepsia Tsblets
will digest an ordinary meal, without
th help of th stomach. On ingredient
of Stuart' Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
1,00 grains of - food. Ths strongest
tomaoh couldn't do the work any bet
ter than on of these wonderful llttls
tablet can do it.
Each tablet contain th strongest dl
geetlv agent It I possible to obtain.
Stuart' Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
patent medleln. W com out and say
Just -what Is In thenv hydraetle, golden
seal, lactose and aaaptlo pepsin. They
re recommended by 40,000 lloanaed
physician In th United State and
Canada. - ' ;
And they are recommended by vary
on who use them they ean't help It
for they Immediately. . Invlgorst th
stomach by letting It take a rest; they
strengthen the gastrlo Juice and cause
th appetite to become keea and regu
lar. ' s v, , v,
. Stuart' Dyspepsia Tablets will surely
destroy dyspepsia, brash, belching, thst
"lump of lead" feeling, burning senss
tlons. Indigestion,, loss of appetite, and
aversion to food. . .' (
. Have Stuart' - Dyspepsia ' Tablets
handy . where. you.can taka-.one or- two
after each meal. - Then you will know
what a blessing It .Is to have a. good
appetite and to get all th good possl
bis cut of everything you est. Tou'ir
feel rosy and sweet , Btuart's Dyapepsia
Tablets at any drug stors on earth, too.
Bend us your nam and address todsy
and ws will at one send you by mall
a sample package, free.' Address F. A.
Stuart Cs . Stuart Bid Marshall,
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VfV::;,;': rfftfzZ ; $1.50 XMSROIDLRILS AT 63c A YARD
22-inch Allover Embroidery, In fine Swiss and nainsook, .
for. waists and guimpes; small and large pat- .
terns; rallies up to $1.50 jrard. Monday, sale. ; .QJ C
$2.25 tMBROIDLRIUS AT 87c A YARD
18 and 24-lnch Flouncing Embroidery, in fine Swiss and"
nainsook : laree and small patterns, for suits r
and waisu; value to $2i5 yard. Monoay, tale.O C
$1.50 VALLNCILNNES LACE, AT 98c DOZ.
- ; li-inch round mesh vaL lace,,ior siart trim- qq ,
3 mings; values of $1.50 dozen. , Monday sale.yOC
M Mdy m fu fills, fov tkm vmA torn
75c VALENCIENNES INSERTION. 25c Dox.
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Valenciennes Lace Insertion, 1 inches wide; fine for
trimming skirts or Summer dresses; regular r
value 75c a dozen. . Special for Monday sale. . . CijQ,
$1.50 VAX! INSERTION AT 48c A DOZEN
.14 and lj -inch Valenciennes Lace Insertion, for skirt
or dress trimming; fine, strong patterns; values a
to $1.50 a dozen. - Special for Monday sale. . . . .4 O C
30c LACE BEADING AT 12c A DOZEN
flinch White Lace Beading, for 4-inch ribbon;
value SOc a dozen. Special for Monday sale'
i ta any JnsUvidaal
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A Grand Showing of Exclusive Millinery
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y The richest collection of
high "Class Millinery ever
shown to the women of Port
land, embracing the choicest
Ideas from Paris, London and
New York, and numerous com
ceptions from our own milli
ners, including three important
displays. '
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i . Many individual models that
are beautiful in themselves,
artistic in line, rich and har
moniona in coloring. But, put
them on the head and they leap
into even greater beauty. Va-
ffir ; , riety is infinite refinement,
distinctions, smartness. ; -
Inaugural Opening of "Knox" Hats for Women
IMPORTED MODELS ROBINSON & WELLS
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350 Spring arid Summer Waists
"Values to $2.25 at $1.39
:" ' ""'350 new Spring and Sum--
?y mer Waists their
Js jra' dainty and fresh beauty,
Very special for Monday
only, we offer seven differ
ent styles of these Spring
4907 Embroidered Lingerie Waists, made with the new three-
quarter sleeves in unique embroidery patterns, the very newest
and daintiest creations, sold at the very opening rfj . f
of the season at this price of only, .v. ...... . . . . l)Xe J S
500 Pairs of Lace Curtains
Value to $4.50 Pair. Special $3.29 '
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500 pairs of Lace Curtains in Renaissance, Clunyr Irish Point, - Cable
Nets and Scotch Laces, White or Arabian color, values to g 2
$4.50 pair, special at only .$Jdi7
$3 Curtains at $2.43
Regular $3 Cable Net and Scotch
Lace Curtains, in white and Ara
bian color; regular $3 6y A
value, special , ....... tj) aWaT O
$2 Curtains at $1.59
Regular $2 Scotch Lace Curtains,
in both plain and figured centers,
all regular $2 values, M rn
special ............. .ipXay '
Women's Fashionable Spring
Model Suits at $25.00
ALL the suits and 'style masterpieces of the best Parisian designers, and
are shown in the newest, mixtures in handsome stripes, pretty checks
and plaids and rich broadcloths. Every one a desirable Spring 'shade.
Women's and misses' sizes. Styles are the jaunty Pony Coat, smart fitted
effects, and the ever-popular Eton. If you see them you cannot resist buy
ing them. Selection is large and you will not fail to find your fancy for
Spring. The models were shipped direct trom
the best Parisian designers and a
credit is due the instrumentality
office in bringing about this occasion
ped direct from f
BOY IS KILLED WHILE
Hip FOR SQUIRRELS
Accidental Shot From', Rifle of
Companion Enters Heart of
Young Snead. V
CSpeelal Mesates Tbe Joermal.t
Oarf leld. Wash, March t. Th 1S-
Tar-old son of t. Davis, while hnntlng
squirrels la th Manrtng field west of
Oarf leld today with two aelghbor hoys
aanad Snaad. aeoldently shot ana allied
th slder Snead boy. , Th ballet hit
th 'boy Inst below th heart -He died.
Instantly. -
Th Davis ' and Snead families ar
prostrated' over th terrible accident.
Mr. and Mra Snead had just moved
hers from Farmington to take . treat
ment at a local sanitarium. . 4
Booth Carolina Game Cocks.
From th Anderson IatelUgenoer.
M. Pickens la now shipping It gam,
frock to Mexico, .for which be receives
II each. He ha also an order for lot
at i.sach..and 10 at II- each, aggre
gating . Mr. Pteken hs a largs
number of fine chickens at different
walk In ths sounty, snd Is getting to
gether ths 110 for he ! order. '
Ths breeds raised by Mr. Ploksnsar
th Otnn gray and th tVarhorae. They
ar excellent pit cocks and selected and
brad to stand steet
Snm . of th Demecratle leader la
Zadlaaa ar said to bitterly reseat th
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attltud of Thomas Taggart. th national
Democratic chairman, toward temper
ano legtalatloa at, the present session
of th Indiana legislature. Mr. Taggart,
It la charged, ha aided th brewers and
ether liquor Interests with hi influsnc
t defeat th various measures advocated
by th antl-aalooa and temperance le
ment
Th now end Cereal Mill Employe
are to hold their national, convention
shortly at Belleville, Illinois.
Specialty Prepared
Grow Tblok Tmrf Qutokfy
200 FRONT STREET
PORTLAND, OREGON
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t.rr. efSrM. toenvlna, anvklns. wr)tt,
bdlM rrptle narlank aaaM futrrri
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tvhwte estalVM bmsi Wales aa SMeaen.
Roomt JI.C'J to 51.00 Day
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Colonist Dates
via.
The East to the West
Trom Chicago to Portias S, Salem,
Albany, Eugen, Ashland snd Inter-
mediate point .S3.1.00
Prom St. Paul. Minneapolis, ltilmh,
Omaha. Bt Joseph,- Kansas City,
to Portland and common
points S25.O0
Prom St. Louis to Portland and com
mon points S:iO.
SlmUaa low rate frost all tur
astera polats to th wart.
Sen m. the name and addreae nf
your relatlvee or friends sast I
re rontmplattn enmmr to "
Inston or Orwaon and lltarm i .
full Information will be f
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