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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON . SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY M00 MARCH 8' 1907 i . . : ' -f sr 1 i rr , II llmmimim - 1 7 . I GOUTIOri OF . LADY T.IACCABEES .i -1 5 . . . -, " Delegate From All Points of the State Are to Gather Thl$ Week. , SUPREME COMMANDER ' EXPECTED TO BE PRESENT Xargo Claaa Ii to B Initiated Into f Uia , Mysteriea of tho Order and '? the Knighta Arc Later to Farttct pato to ft Boceptioo. ' In anticipation of th coming atat convention o th Lady ataccabeea of Portland, which la to b held In W. O. WW. hall. Tenth and Alder streets, April : t. extensive preparation ar being made : . i th AMI.. Thi session vy iftiuiuw. w y - - i rwllt wun at 10 o'clwa tii-tha-forey Moon ana many of th leading member. throughout the ataU will attend. , Among thoe who ara pected to at ' tend ara Mr. UUlan M. UolUatar, u I KruM commander, and HIM Blna M. Lwaat. supreme record keeper. On th evening of Thursday. April 4. a large class will ee InlUatad and following the initiation there wlU ha a Joint reoeptlon ! V 4-Z v. V V . ': iqu Blna. M. Wast, Suprema Rao ; V rd-Kaeper. : t i . , fcy the- Knight and Lady Maocabeea. , The work of Initiation will be eem ! vilified by the following officers from ', Portland hive! i Amy Oakee, No. U. past I C: Oladya Hughe. nk XI. X .Cj. Iu . Elian Cor nell. No. 7. Lt, C.: Ma Wllaon, No. ', R. K.J Bertha Parkins. No. M, F. ; X.: Margaret Honateon, No. K ehap j lain: Daisy Flippen. No. 17. aeravant; Emily Lucas No. 17. M. at A.; Eml Una Brickaon. No. 17, . sentinel; Mar-'a-arat Carter, No. 7. picket; captain ot ruarda. Clara Knott, No. 7; vuarda ot N. 7 and Laurel wood. . No. U: banner hearara, LoTlna Karanaugh. Ida May Oaralde and Bernlc Howell. No. M. vrograsa for Trlday. Tha followln program has been ar ranged for Friday evening, April t, when a publlo meeting1 will be held: Selection, orchestra; welcome: music; tha Parisian rag; dolls; selection, or chestra; addreaa. Ura. UUlan M. Hoi- i; I t ' rt ." - ' Mr. Liniaa II. HolUster. Soprame , , Commander. . lister, supreme commander; muslo; . ad dreaa, Mlaa Blna M. Weat. suprema rec ord keeper; drllla by guard ot tha L. O. T. M.; reception for tha suprema offl oers. Tha winning- team In tha drill will ha alTsn tha privilege of going to tha Jamestown exhibition to compete for tha national prise. . Tha lnatltultoiis of tha Knights and Ladlea of Maccabees are founded on the history of Judaa Asmodeus, who, while fighting- for his country and his God, en graved upon hia shield these words: "Who Is like unto Thee, O Lord, among tha rods." This motto became the rally ing cry of the army, and from tha ini tials of tha Hebrew words. "Ml Camoca Be-Eloin." Inscribed upon tha ahleld. they formed tho word, "me-ka-be." and gare It to their leader. In that way Judas Asmodeus became Judaa Maoca beus. Portloa for tha Widow. Wars war long and there wer many widows and orphans. " For their benefit tb soldier set aside a portion of the spoils. The order of tha Ladle of Mao cabeea is also founded upon that part of tha history ef Job in which hi daugh ter are given an equal Inheritance with their brethren. The order of Ladle ot Maocabeea waa organised In 1891. and now rank eighth among; tha fraternal organisation of th world. SUNDAY SKATING Oak mlak Opem All Bay Xaster. Th big Oaka rink will open at Sunday morning; .for the day. There will . be special mnalo.aad extra oar service. Th rink Is aa clean aa a pin and you can wear, that new suit or gown' in perfect safety. Every detail haa been arranged to make Easter Bun day tha greatest day In th history of the Oak rink. If you are at leisure Sunday go to th Oak. t The Big Store With the Little Prices. for the Smartest Suit of the Day Twenty Patterns to Select From Before deciding on any particular style for your Spring Suit, it will certainly be a source of satisfaction to , us and profit to you to drop into our store and try on one or two of the "Famous" smartly styled Single or Double-Breasted Sack Suits. hhwy Hate ; The Best Known and Known as the Best at ANY STYLE $2.50 ANY -COLOR SOLE AGENTS ft CLOTHING O) COMPANY CORNER MORRISON AND SECOND STS. flrMJ HOME PRESCRIPTION Speediest Relief Known to Sci ence for Coughs, Colds ! . ' and Consumption. ' Thl hom prescription has been fa miliar to-druggist for years. Its won derful effectiveness on coughs, oolds and all affection of the bronchial tubea and pulmonary organs spread Its fama from city to city with rapidly Increas ing popularity. ' , Inquiry Into tha origin of thl pre scription developed the fsct that It emanated from a prominent Philadelphia physician who gained fame amongst his profession for the development of a truly Soluble preparation from the active principle of the pine tree, which .iikmt.rti . tt Mnuln wonderful curative power on th mucou mem- i brace, yet wa not generally used by doctors on account of lta Insolubility. ( Thla nrr form- -el - le- it- ! doctor and druggmte aa the Coilcen-; trated oil of pine and It forms tha chief Ingredient in n lamoue scrlptlon," which Is her given to th publlo and la a follows: Concentrated oil of pine, half ounce: pure wnlxkey (spirit frumentl). lgftt ounces, glycerine I ounoea. 11U and shake thoroughly and tak a table spoonfu' every four hours. This will frequently cur a cold lusld of twenty four boura . . . . These Ingredient esn b ecurd at any good drug store, and can b easily m'"l -t imme .ia a ten-ounc DQtUe. Th concentrated oil of pin come put up xor dispensing In half-ounce vial securely sealed In a screw-top package, wuct retains all tha original osone. . i - I mlnil Vinmav.r that ther ara patent medicine put up by so-called chemical companies to Imi tate in wonaenui pine wn. tuvmw be avoided by making sure to get th i-j . . ..1 nll f nln. It- 1 . ! .A said to be very effective in curing lura- Dago ana urie tew nituaiw. . thla purpose It Is taken raw. a few drop on sugar, night and morning. FIREMAN'S FUND OPENS NEW PAGE a - After Meeting ' Unprecedented Losses the Company Re enters Agency Field. Th Flremsn'a Fund Insuranc com' pany after meeting tha unprecedented heavy loss in th conflagration fol lowing th Baa Kranclaco earthquake which caused it temporary suspension, will on April I begin business anew, having In th meantime by valid rein suranc contract, assumed all liability of the Firemen' Fund Inuranc cor poration hastily organised last summer to tide It over the troublesome period of adjustment of losses and rehabilita tion. Thla 1 good new to lta large sgency fore and th many loyal friend who have watched th struggle of th old company with more than ordinary Interest. A Bemarkabl Achievement. Th Interval between the temporary laps of th old company and complete rejuvenation ha been a period more strenuous than wa ever experienced by any Insurance company before. Out of a condition of chaos, confusion and disaster, ther ha emerged a corpora tion that rank among th strongest in the world. . That such a result wa accomplished Is conceded to be by all Insurance authorities In th country a marvelous financial feat - and on that reflects normrt credit upon the men who ac complished it, la th opinion of inaur aac men, th restoration of th com pany could hot have been accom plished but for th high character It had sustained throughout lta entire career. It paid it losses In full,' to th amaaement of policyholder, and th million that have been paid out In th regular course of business have only sustained th high expectation of It friends. Th statement lssusd by th company exhibit ' assets in cash, bonds, stocks, etc., as $6,771,174.11, and a surplus to policyholders abov all liability of lZ.12a.lll.i3. . Through tha medium of th new cor poration the Integrity of th agent' business ha been protected and th security of th outstanding policy holders haa been guaranteed. AU losses . that hav occurred since April II hav been paid promptly In caah. Of th 111.100.000 la Ban Francisco losses, th company haa already, said and discharged th Immcns sum of 110,100,000, and all remaining Just claim will also be fslrly mat. Th Fireman' Fund ha therefore honorably settled th largest loss aver sustained by any Insurance company in th history oi underwriting. When the final publication are mad, showing tha payment of th various Insurance companies, on ac count of th Baa Francisco onflsgra tlon. It will be found that th Fire man's Fund was ona of th largest contributor of actual cash. Indepen dent of th constantly Inoreaalng value of tha stock given to clalmanta. Th aid company is bow fully launched, all agent ,of th company throughout th United Bute will re sum active relations with ellents everywhere, never again to be termi nated by auch oalamltlea aa of April laat. BIG ADDITION MADE TO SUIT DEPARTMENT f o o i ma Credflt The whole business world operates on credit. Why shouldn't the individual? The average man can't possibly pay cash for everything he wants. What fight, therefore, has the merchant to make borrowing any . harder for his customers than the banks make it for him? A study of the subject reveals the f acthacrdit. is a national 'necessity. Wed6"not"dhly proceed upon that basis of beliefTbut we mate bur credit system clean, comfortable, dignified and desirable. Ours is not the old plan that made life a burden for buyers. It has experienced an uplift and it is accorded for the good it will accomplish not only for you, but for us. y. Powers' 3 Room Outfit Special Terms $10.08 Down, $2.50 Per Week Powers' 3-Room Outfit MM Special Terms $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week This three-room outfit is a sample of wh"at The Store of 'the Outfit can doIt-lspletehatown. mean that you have to fill in here and there. Every detail has been thought of, and this outfit, consisting of- Bedroom, Diningroom and Kitchen is ready for you to step m ana use. -------r Here Is a list 61 What the Oullit Comprises 1X1 Meier & Frank Store Again Makes Provision for Increased Patronage. BEDROOM $9,00 IrorTBedr $25 Woven" wire" spring, $3.50 Mattress, $12.00 Dresser. $2.50 Cetxter- Table, $ .75 Rocker $9.00 all-wool 9x9 Rug. DINING ROOM-$16.50 Sideboard, $ .SC J 6-foot Extension-Ta, b le, fouroak cane seat Dining Chairs, $1.2.5 each, and one $9X)0 9x9 j -wool Rug -W.PJS Set. consisting of 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 7-inch plates, 6 soup plates 6 covered vegetable dish, 1 gravy boat, 1 pickle dish, 6 pie plates and 4 vegetable dishes. KITCHEN-51I.00 Cook Stove, $2.00 Kitchen Table ana i.uu nair. No Payments at Powers When Sick or Out of Work. M Wl. e&i ii s mi e. . M. dm 4 mm my a We Famish the Dome Complete .4BBBaHBaBBBBaBBaBBBaaBBBBBBBBBBBB " . . . . . fiji El mum Dclded change hav been mad In th aeoond floor and most notably of th ault department ot th Malar Frank, store. Th arowth Of th pa tronage in this department haa at sv eral different time in th peat re quired an enlargement of space devoted to thl branch of th business, but the Increased favor of tb shopping pufTllo th psst season mad It absolutely neo ssarr that th specs of a good-slsed salesroom be added to accommodate tb spring trad of 1907. Thl haa at last been accomplished by removing th art and picture department to th next floor above, giving up to m auua, cloaka, wraps, waist and other gar ment for woman and children th major portion of th third floor. A large amount of money ba been fiul.i In dlanlav fixtures and show- f oases, rendering It an attraction ,to tnousana OI visiior int paai wees. j number of traveler who wer la th tor today remarked that they bad not seen anvtLlna on ault so larc and grand a acal wast of Chicago. It Is an agreeable aurprla to th crlttoal shopping publlo for which the Meter dt rraaa BopU batra ducated raaldaaU t .-JA ateaatl .. tH W1t11r. iSOIlt' vi rd aystem, amall prks, Duuaing rejme tion, 15-minuta car . gervice, apeedway. v direct road to tha heart of tha city. Bull Run water, high elevation and magnificent cenery are a few of the featurea that make Rose City Park auperior to any other reai- "dence location in the city of Portland. Theae Improvement are guaranteed and work on - y most 01 mem ana many iiiuib , doner Hundred! of men are working there now. More than this, the prices at which we are Belling Roa City Park lota include all of these advantage!, without any .other expense to the purchaser. HARTM AN & THOMPSON Bankers Chamber of Commerce (mm zpect at their band from time to tlma. Th display or Spring una u good I most eomprhnsivei embrac ing every new 'fashion, very new ma terial and garment for all oceaalona On of th fatura of thl depart ment U th great amount of business don with th bet-dreeed womn of th who! northwt. Mall rdr from th fashion catalogues ar received from Washington, Idaho, Montana, Alaska and ven Manila, Shanghai aad Yokohama. . . : Portlnd 1 to b congratulated upon having on of th most complete stocks of women and children' grmnt to b found In th entire country. Professor BUrr was accusing woman 1 of barbarism. "And sh I not only barbarous eh I Illogical ana incon sistent," h esclalmed. , "1 was walking in th country on ' Oay WIT.q young wwrnnn, . m ' w 1 - I w earn upon a box about to aala ay a Piano. j USED EXCLUSIVELY BY,; San Carlo Opera Co. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY Sherman, Clay & Co. Sea Page 55. ' tree. There was a asst. In. th tree, snd from a certain angl It was possi ble to see In it three eggs. : . " loa wicked llttla boy aald mr ootxy I COLONIST RATES TO OREGON And the Pacific Northwest over the Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line tjregon Kauroaa OX navigation VU., ana suuuinu . -in., uvui en ie the East, DAILY during March and, ApriL . YOU CAIN PREPAY . : r For tlcWts, if you desint to bring friends, relatives, employe or others from the East, by depositing the cost with any agent of the O. R. at N. or 8. P. Co., with name and address, and ticket will b promptly furnished in tmt East A Rare Opportunity to Promote the In . .. dustrlal GrowtH of the Northwest ' A B Phi cars t. Zonl . f . . :. ;v;r.;?3o.s) 133.00 S7.0O BO.UO c. TTllB ......... ...... . sr.ev Kansas ty I M fO JB OO Omaha . 89.60 B8)0 aaTvaol ...... ,.190 B5.00 a a nffala-:. eO.xr4a.so . Wew TOTk 4T.B0 60.00 Boston 47.40 49.S0 FhUadslnbta ....;...... 479 ; 4S.TS . Washlagtea 47 J 6 4frAS i-Rate apply to all main and branch line points, Huntington to Bpokane. iluslve. B Rates apply to PortUnd, Astoria and Puget Bound points: also uthern Paolno aala and branch Jtna point north ef and Including Ashland. A- incluslve. southern Oregou. ; ( , i . . ' . For eomplet Information, Inquire of. Wa, BtcarOXSAT, Oeaeral waasenge Agent, ; Oregoa A-.Uioad ai aTarlgatloa Oo, v C. VT. Btlnirer. City Ticket Agt, Id and Washington. o v panlon, r yoa going up thara to rob that neetr 1 1 "1 am,' replied th boy. ' " Oiow aaa gour , ah axQlaimadi think how th mother will grler ovtr ' th loa of her gga.' "Oh, aha. won't care, said th boy. Bha'g ua Utara t youy baW , - i : . . m