THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL," PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. MAfrCH 24. 1907.
7E17 FEIIDER PICKS UFIIIVEUTOR
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Good. Metchaediee Unly-QeaH
aaUerwd Cher rrieee'Are Always' the Le weat.
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- C.;H. Hale and His
An Invention la the streetcar fender
line has been completed and testsd by
',-C H. Hal of IS Hall street and found
to work perfectly from tha teats mad a.
.The Inventor ealla , his production
."Hale's double -chance fender." for the
reason that la Jta operation two chances
"ara gWen tha paraon struck by tha oar
fori1 safety. " As will be saan ,from tha
: Illustration a paraon1 who waa atruck
would ba eaught on tha upper aaat and
'receive no Injuries escept possible
. bruises. ' v '
Should tha person to be struck, fall
" fU In front of the car tha swinging
Llfa-Sarlnc Darloa. .
apron would ba tha Arat thing to touch
him. 'This, contact would aotomattoally
throw tha fender awlnains la front of
the wkeela, which would drop upon tha
ralla and pick op tha proatrata body.1 -
In tha trials made a few days ago tha
Inventor allowed tha ear to taka r run
at him and was plokad up by tha chair
with no Injury.1. J. dummy thrown In
front of tba ear waa - picked up time
after time by tha under fender. . A eon
teat will ba held la a short time between
tha Hala fender and several other new
inventions which have lately been perfected.
WOMAN ELEVATOR OPERATOR. :
DELAYS CASE INJUSTICE COURT
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Jul Ilea ' Re4d5 enUrW uhia uroo
. ihMik KiMrV -tlla aftarneen
iVlth, watch la "hand, , remarked that It,
hwaa-tvery.,peeulUr circumstance but
Jwer -tei appear itr a trial nA tot 1
"o'clock had not showm up and it was
then, l wlnutas till it- o'clock... AThe
-prlnolpala--ararev'geUin-':Taetlaes- and
''Were eyelnff one another as If on the
Nraw of setUhMt ka aoooant- by an.ap
peel to arms. .t, , - m
"tiou. I wlah you weuld slap out and
'see If yea can mm . .n wivw
truant attorney," . said Ktbm Juatioe te
Conatabla Lou Warner. - ' ; -1
Whan Wairner arrived at the elevator
To Owners
of Bad Breath
Foul Odor of indigestion. Smoking,
i v Eatinr or Drhikinf Stopped
at One With Stuart'a
. Charcoal Loienfea.
'wai'alnMra'wj'yroVa XI teat atee.
i . Bilious fcreathera, onion eaters, todl
aesUon victims, . cabbaae ; eonaumere.
smokers, drinkers and thooe with gee
on the stomach are In a olaas all by
them il res, dlatinguishad by a powerful
bad breath. .. -- C-'i"'
They all 1reathe, and aa they breathe,
they whiff out odor which makes theee
standln near, turn "aw "7. 'fcI"
A,.,.t The nltlable part of It la that
... -.i An not realise what' a
slokenln thing a.bad, offensive breath
la to ethers. . "' -.
n .ut ! . wnnAarful absorber Of
eases and odors. It absorbs 100 Umes
Stuart's Charcoal Losenrea will put a
top to your. bad. orreneive oremin,
to your belohlnaa, whatever the cause
or source, becaaae the charcoal culckly
baorba all noxious, unnatural odors and
. if wan ' suffer from lndlaetloa and
belch -aa as a result, Stuart's Charooai
Immiim elU SDaorw iu,uw.i..
ake you atop oeicnins;. v
, . -.him. nn in the morntns you
have such a bad, bilious breath, tna.
" I." amall it VOUrSelf.
Stuarf s Charcoal Loeenree wlU ret rid
of it .for yo quicuy.v - . .
It you have been smoklnf or ehew
ln. or have been eetln onions or other
odorous .. thlnis, Stuart's v ChareoaJ
Losenere will maae your
and eweet. . o'
Charcoal is also the neei anun
knowiv .Tou can take a who.. dou
and no harm win nui. .
d-rful'.y easy rerulator. v . . , .
And then. too. It filters your ta
every particle of poison and Impurity
In your oiooa ie onwj,
ln to notice the difference In your face
Brat thine your clear completion. .
Stuart's Charooai Ixwenree are made
from pure willow charcoal, and Just a
httle honey is put In te make them
palatable, but not too sweet. -,'
They will -work, wonders In your
stomach, and make you fee
freeh. Tour blood and breath will be
...,.. ir.. artn ! dean inalde.
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We want to prove all thia to you.
juat send ror a ire
after you rt It and uaa It. vouwlll
. J .hat vnn will SO to
m . mtt a ISo bos or
these Stuarts Charcoal Losenses. .
Bend us your name and address today
. ..in . .,r aand vou by mall a
. i. ma Addreaa F. A.
Stuart Co, It Stuart Bid ., , Marshall,
Mich. ' ' i ' ' ' '
shaft, he was Just In. time te see the
elevates "going up" leaded wltK. man.
Whea it oama down It still had its load.
As-the olreumatanoa struck htm' aa be
ing, unusual be took a. closer;. view of
the" oeotenta of the elevator and waa
( startled whea he recognised the lawyers
ne was aiiir mna ine.sey 9 nm wiwii
problem. la tha absence of her spouse
thai 1 i rw nan'fl wir wrmm . tanitlnv
the" elevator, 'and the ami lent barrlstere
were earriea away wnn mi noveuy ox
h woman at the lever. ' Attorney Lotua
Langley. one of the lawyers ' enjoying
the Innovation of riding in aa elevator
run by an elevatorwomaa. explained that
ne naa oeen nainf ia un eiererar lor
f l mintitawm ua AA not Intand ta ban
the elevator until the rest did. ,.
TOAIATIS'S HEN WHO :
til EIEEl PEtlDlETON
asaaaaeBuBwwBiii-Bwi
Miller, Hoonan and Holme. Best
of Twelve Debate at Forest
v";;'-' ;. n Grove In April.- ' v?
ieelal Bkpatch te Tie leeraeU "
Paolfl TTnlverslty. Furest Orove. Or-
Maroh It. Tualatin academy is to be
iinr...nt.fl in tlti.' Pm41atiMiTnalatln
debate, which is te be held in this alty
some time in April, ny w neoe Miner ox
Seattle, Junior Hoonan of Aberdeen and
Thnrmn Holmes -of SohollS. OreaTJn.
Miller graduated from the Ladd school
at Portland last year, ui is xne step
son of Major Clark eon. Although a
first-rear man In the aoademy, la -the
try-out of It sneakers he won ever sev
eral senior cad a. He la a member of
the Oamma Sigma society. .
.... UAAnan fha ImMif. flf the ttaia. Is
the son ot P. H. Hoonan, formerly of
this city, but now la nuainess at Ab
erdeen. He played quarter oa the aeo-
amA nitK11 Ium la at fall arnt alter-
nated with Ferrln for the varslty poal
tton. He Is a senior cad and a mem
ber of the Oamma Sigma.- -
UnlMM I- Mtriaf arA . from' ttahnlla.
Oregoa, and Is a. member of the Alpha
Seta society, ana piayea ana wa nm
axarfamv football team last fall This
is his last year la the academy. '
The debate win oe on ui queeuon,
v.ar.l.aA That tha tTnltad fltataa arov.
ernment should subsidise Its merchant
marina' Tualatin will take the nega
tive. The exact date has not been fixed,
but will be near April X.
OREGON STATE BAND
: - ORGANIZED AT EUGENE
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' '(Speelai Dtopeteh The Jowm1. '
, Eugene, Or., March It. At a meeting
of about IB musicians In Davles hall la
this city last night the Oregon 8taie
band was organised. Officers were
elected as" follows! President. W. B.
Bumps: secretary end treasurer. T. ft.
McAlistsrt business manager, Alton
Hampton. A eommlttee oa permanent
rehearsal quarters was appointed, con
sisting of W. F. OUstrap, F. N. Mrv
AUater and A. Svarverud. A eommlt
tee on constitution and by-laws was sp
onlnted as followo: W. a Bumpe, O. H.
Yarlnorton and S. E. Stevens. It was
decided to engags I C. Bead Of Colfax,
Washington, who is a composer and
K-,a l M. a eonaldarabla resutatlon.
aa director of the organisation, and he
will be here within a raw aays m oeain
his work. J. J. Hughes, a aoted alaxl-
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RADIANT with bloom and blossom; graced with sweep of feather
nnrl n1umg;Lfinkhcd.with tastv-trimand fiharjedthxlever twist
and twirVthe new hats, redolent of spring, have transformed our Mil
linery Department into a bower of loveliness.; Touched with the deft
skill of Paris,' London and New York, these new creations would seem
to have realized the very acme of beauty and perfection. ; Come and
inspect and admire to your heart's content. . Prices are as low as ex
1 ! J .Um. iwnitlMit rtrnfi f marertn run rv-icc?Vilx tnalrs.
NtW IMf ORTED f ATTt,RNS AND MODIXS
' Shown for the first time.
summer. P-"' '. ' '
Including many advance ideas for "mid-
KNOX" HATS TOR WOM1LN
Also Knox Sailors,
Exclusive agents for these famous creations.
', o .. Riding Hats ana lauorea xuiecw. f , . , ,
ROBINSON Zr , WELLS, ENGLISH TAILORED HATS
' . The Tailored Hat that is In demand by Portland's fashionable dress-'
V IT' erg. Sold only by the Lipman-Wolfe store. . : p ' !
IMPORTED CHILDREN'S MILLINERY fU'y
The cleverest and most beautiful array of Children's Trimmed Bon
nets, Toques and Poke effects ever shown on the Pacific Coast. P
74,000 IMPORTED LEAVES AND rOLIAGES
$4.95
We offer at this price the largest line of desirable
Dress Hats ever placed on sale anywhere. Included
m mnnw fnrAtm nf tha imnarterl models..' trimmed
'iri a variety of wavs'that tossess verve and distinction. All styles and every
new spring color. ... . ' y ) ' ' - ; '"-!''.', '.'- i 1 '
, ;. A ih g r These Hats are the cleverest and most practical we
r T X V j have' ever shown. They come in Milan, chip and
A rr fancy hair braids," trimmed . with ribbons, flowers,
fruits, etc The entire range of new colorings is shown. ;
fa v a . If there ever wa a lot of Hats deserving to be called
iny y i perfectly beautiful these smart effects are entitled to
"K T th rlUtinetlon. Parisisn ideas were never imitated
l more perfectly nor colors blended so harmoniously. ' - ':
- V Our Children's Heady-to-Wear and Trimmed Hats are surely w
. v J suited to meet all the requirements of the little ones. Excep- r. ; .
i V tional values at ,2J5, 53.80, S3.0Q and S10.UO.
man-
THE volatne world of fashion wUl fairly go into ecstasies over our superb display of Outer Attire for Easter. A Lipman-Wolfe
1 garment carries with it, as it were, a distinct personality, which at once proclaims its patrician origin a refinement and distinc
tion that cannot be duplicated. ;A thousand individual cs. ; -e -' " r.- ..-L v," u " ' y :;; ' ; i-V -
TAILORED) ETON SUITS ON SALE, AT $25.00
Smart Eton Suits of fine imported Pwama; in black, blue w
dainty invisible stripes and checks. The shoulder, . front and back of
. iarVra ara duster Dlaited; skirts in new cluster plaited model. .
' Price . v ' .f 25.00,'
'fancy Panatna Suits Vat I $3730
Handsome new ttflored models ' In Eton,
o Blouse and Pony Suits, of fine Imported chlf- ,
j;.' f on.Panamas, in black and colors ; also fancy
designs; Jiew modeUplaited skirtsSpecUl
-. value at .. . ...-... .?37.ou , -
- Silk - Waistv $7.50 up to 1 $25.00
New Spring models in messaline Waists, in
white, light blue, pink, lavender and corn
: colors. Made with lace yokes and sleeves ta
unusually becoming style. . . .?750 to $25 ...
Dainty: Silk 'Jumper Suits $25.00
Attractive one-piece Jumper Suits of taffeta
silk, in pretty stripes, checks and plaids ; new
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' shades, trunmea wiui pieua wwi .
rows of soutache braid and buttons; full clus :
- aide olaited skirt. These are Indeed ex
cellent value at....... ...?25.00
HANDSOME. PONY-COAT SUITS AT . $45.00
Handsome new fitted Pony Coat Suits, dainty pin checks in a wide range of
, new spring colorings, elaborately trimmed with wide bias straps, tapering
from shoulder to waist line; new side plaited skirt. Reduced for this sale
to i ..... ... . . . ...?43.ou
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Lingerie 'Waists, $10.00 to $30.00
Handsome spring . model . hand-embroidered
' Lingerie Waists, of finest shirred materials,
with hand-embroidered yokes and fronts, in.
an infinite variety of styles. . ..$10 to 30
Taffeta Silk Costumes at $22.50
Charming one-piece demi-coatumes or, Prin
', cess models of taffeta silk, square lace yoke,
, outlined with silk bands and fagoting, waist,
. and skirt cluster plaited. Reduced. $22X0
Jumper Dresses at $30.00
Handsome two-piece Jumper Dresses, of plain
' color taffeta silk, in light blue, navy, brown.
' ' black and white; the waist is effectively em
' : broidered and trimmed with cluster plaits,
new combination plaited skirt. Nowjniced
at ,'-'..-.. ............ Sa0.OO
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Fifty New SUk Eton Jackets
Regular $10.00 Values, $6.85
Bpedal for Monday Just 50 Ladies Silk Eton Jackets of
finest quality black talleta, mad collarlesa, with fancy braid
trimming. New elbow sleeves with braid-trimmed cuffs and
all lined with white satin. Sold rerularly at f 10.' tf 4 p C
Most extrsordinarr value for Monday only.. ipJOJ
WOME,N'S 65c NECKWEAR, 4 8c
As a special Easter offering, we wQl sen on Monday Ann
and Tuesday only all of our 65c Neckwear, special, at. .HOC
' Complete new Spring stocks of Ladies' Neckwear, includ
ing every new style, at every price. - '
...... v. .1, tha aid band here
for a while, will be one of the members
of the new ereanlaattoa. The buetneea
men of the cll have subeerlbed funds
for the support or ine -. .
the desire lltl per saoath bavins Sl-
readr been raised.. . ,
GRAYS HARBOR LUMBER
SHIPMENTS IN FEBRUARY
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' " SassesBsaWaaBBSSsawar
(Sveetet WepeW te ! .
Waah . Maroh IS. AlthOns'.l
the month Of rebruary was eonaldered
.1 w.ins. th. mfut in tha matter
nui.r vw
of ears ehlpmnte. the tota shipments
from Grays naroor. exciueiTe w.
mills st Monteeano, whose shipments
-'atnT'njNo bent!
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SE, CITY PARK.
.n Wa nhtalnad. raanh.fl IS.ltt.44l
WHIII uw. -rm
feet. Inoludlng lath and shinties re
duced to - lumber measurements Sep
aratelr, the . amount of lumber
. . . . . a. as. ...
atuppea oy ' w.r -wmm ..........
feet; lath, 10.tll.t0S pteoea, and l,tU
IS0 ehinslea. , Theee fls-utes show that
Aberdeen la still the sreatest lumber,
shlppln port In the world. Of the
mount sent from Grays harbor, only
11,101.110 feet went from the mills of
Aberdeen, and the remainder from Ho
qnlam and Cosmopolls, the latter plnce
shipping- but one earfo ef llS.lil feet
of lumber, or me e run ana
car roes dispatched, but two went for-elan.-
Ths British stesmer Dunerte load
ad here fcr Santa Rosalia,' Mexico, and
the Western tnlll sent part ef a carro to
tha sound for a ship bound for Mollen-
do, Peru. ' v
M'KENZIE VALLEY LINE
AT RIGHT OF WAY STAGE
BeeJ Meseteb te Tee Jasnelt
Busene, Or, March II. Ths wort of
seourlng the right of way for the. Wil
lamette Valley eompany's eleotrlo rail
way from Eugene up the MoKetisle val
ley to the Blue river mtnaa will begin
Monday. The survey has been eomp'eu
ad te the power site,- II miles east rf
Rugene, and the remaining II mllee to
Blue River Cltr will be eompletel a
soon as the right-of-way work la well
under way. The eompeny has assur.
anoes that there wlU be very little trou
ble te seeura the right of way, aa a
The Oregon
Naturopathic
Institute and
School
' AIUXT UBS. V
Portland, Oregon
DR. W. E. MALLORY, NATUROPATH
' Wo Ksdletnes, aTo Operatloaa. '
Radical cures by the latest natural
healing methods. All chronlo and acne
dleeaaes treated and eured In the leaftt
time possible at the emalleet coet
Habits of hivBTlY DESCRXFTION AND
KIND IN ADULTS OR CHILDREN
TREATED AND CURED. Beautiful
rooms and best care for eut-of-tort
patlenta. Beet RESULTS often still
attained in caaee that have been given
up aa hopeleaa and Incurable. Hun
dreds of teetlmonlals en file at our of
fice. Consultation free. Office hours
from IS a. m. to I p. m.
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treat majority ef the farmers along the
routs are very aaxloua for the line to be
bunt. , i
i ' ' More Like Rollers.
" Vrora the Atchison Qlobe.
The rounde ef drink are not used in
building ths ladder of suooees.
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SWEET PEAS The New Kind
i; Which kind do yon plant? The old. out of date sorts, or
.the late introductions, whicti are larger than a dollar and
simply beautiful; four to six flowers to the trm. A?k for
Countess Spencer, King Edward, Hflen Lewis, an 1 (.thrr
'07 novelties. See page 44 of our Seed Annua!. I"! "t r
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