The Oregon daily journal., April 03, 1908, Page 20, Image 20

THE JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY . EVENING.
APRIL 3. ,1908.
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Heii der ad
iii der papers"
How-Soine Persons Are
: Doomed to Disappoint
ment Butting In."
LEIVISTOU FRUIT
Oil EXHIBIT HERE
Clearwater tirowersltequcst
Space in Chamber of Com-;
Amerce Booms. . .
'
THE AD IN TUB PAPKK.
It you want to know who wo
ana, Juat turn to Bradetreet's
and Dun's, they'tt tell jrou what
we'ra worth and how many per
eons wo omploy. From ad la
.Kspubllcaa , papers for tha "Or-gantsatloa."
Tha All-Money Republican Club of
the Bteenth ward wa mierruyi.u
one of tha First precinct's
1 seen yo ad In der paper," aald the
rounder, leaning eauUoualy toward the
aecretary. who wao buaUy looking over
wen TXg W run dfTdub count me
IaThenaretaVyr SSa to look or.r hi.
' aliaeneSrea Soniemptuouely at the
' fo" der and aaked the men In tha next
room. "Horn much ia stats senator
Jeerae Smith worth acoordlnir to Dun iT
The man in the next room replied
luatllr. -Aak yer own book; I'm looking
p aimnel Aatorbllt a gold and I halnl
ot no time to look np Jeema Jlat iow.
I seen jro ad In der paper." persisted
the rounder, feeling of hi. b Iosm and
looklna- ander the awning of his bat. .
The aecretary again shouted to the
other room. "Brad' aea ea-Congreeeman
-Oraftataka got only four million and
nTof the a" nf aea bee wort five tone
of the yttow, which- right look up
y"t t'ltop now aald tha man In the
other room. Tn peering over the ies
. eea.ment roll of former t Senator John
Ootcoln and I And -that he has more
cYah than a national bank and H
bl-fUaeea yo'ad"ln der 'paper and -butted
In the rounder, feeling for trou-
blThe secretary looked under tha .table,
give the high sign to the man In the
other room, produced the duplloate of
the big stick and landed on the caput of
ihe roundes with a rap at sounded like
a reformer clamping on the "d. The
man In the other room came outwl th a
hammer .and together they beat the
rounder, kicked him Into the street an J
left him to be ploked up by the occa
sional policeman. ' , , . .
"1 seen yo' ad In der paperr shouted
the rounder in defiance, "and I aow baa
also seen that I'm one ob der common
people and that youse fellows don t
want any but the rich In yo' camp. I n
going home and tell all my relatives."
Politics la atranger than fiction.
' Evanaton wOl not be formallr placed
on the market until Sunday, and yet the
Spanton Co. are rettlna out plana for
two firet claaa cottages, coating $1,800
' each. Take W.-W. car, aelect a lot. and
we will build you any atyle houaa you
want Pay on eaay installments. The
Spanton Co., 170 Stark street "Sole
agents for Evanaton."
.. Mill sale of women's "Buraon" hosiery
tomorrow; see page I.
Be aura and aee Evanaton Sunday.
Take W.-W. car. Tha Spanton Co 270
1 Stark atreet. - -
Request has been made by H. I Pow
era for'tbji Aaaoclated Fruit . Orowera
of the Clearwater basin, for permission
to Install a Lewlston fruit exhibit In the
exhibit room of tha Portland chamber of
commerce when the Oregon exhibit la
rebuilt and completed, lie ' aaks that
space ' ba provided for the Lewlston
grape, peach and - apple growers, and
that tbey be permitted to pay for their
hare of the expense of maintenance.
The question will be aubmltted to
the trustees. It ia believed the enter
prlaa of the Lewlston people will re
ceive consideration, as the chamber of
commerce and other Portland organisa
tions have not had the most encoursgtng
experiences with some of Oregon's fruit
growing communities In the mstter of
ssslatlng' to supply the chamber's ex
hibit. It Is of tha highest Importance thst
the Portland chamber of commerce
should have Its permanent exhibit kept
up to the highest state of perfection,
with never a lack of the choloest fruits
S reduced In the state. Only with great
lffloulty and expense haa the chamber
been able to aecure exhibits, and these
re not of the best quality. The ex
hibit ia at the nreaent time run down to
the loweat condition It baa been In for
years, bacauae the growers do not re
spond to the chamber's appeals for ex
hlblta. . -
Thousands of people who have been
brought to the state by the advertising
rinna bv tha commercial bodlea. coma to
the chamber o commerce to examine
the atate'a products and convince them
selves of the truth of the claim, made
by the varioua communltlea An effort
will ba made thla year to reorganise the
entire exhibit, and build It up to the
proportions of a representative Pacific
nonnweai exniDiu
It is suggested that If communities
nntiM of fjreron are nermttted to come
In with exhibits of their products, the
growers within tne state win snow more
interest' and at leaat furnish the fruits
and vegetables, and grain neceeaary to
make a favorable ahowlng for the atate
In -comparison with their nelghbora.
Since fruit growers In Idaho sea and
wish to take advantage of the great
value of an exhibit In the Portland
chamber of commerce. It Is thought
that perhaps growera within 100 mllea
of Portland will open their eyea to 'the
value of the opportunity that haa been
freely offered tnem.
Building Permits. x
Egger Bros., erect dwelling. Columbia
block between East Twenty-aixth and
East Thirtieth. $2,300; Mra. Morton, erect
dwelling, Eaat Ninth between Clacka
mas and Central. 11,100; P. W. Brine
gay, erect duelling. Campbell between
Burton and Milton, f 1,000; A. 8. Lynch,
erect dwelling. Eaat Lincoln between
East Thirty-eighth and Eaat Thirty
ninth, 11,700; C A. Meyers, erect
dwelling. East Eleventh between Alber
ta and Springfield. $1,600; J. T. Wat era
erect dwelling. East Twentieth between
Wygant and Oolng. $1,700: I. A. Peters,
erect dwelling. Fremont between Minne
sota and Missouri, $1,100: Thomas B.
Wall, erect store. Seventh, between
Weshlngton and Alder. 11.900: Harl A.
Dalbnrg. erect dwelling, Kentlworth be
tween Gladstone and Francis. $1,600.
. . i , 1 1 i
Sare the Discount.
Send check or pay at office on or be
fore the 10th to aave the discount on
April bills for the Automatic Teleohona
Corner 'of Park and Burnslde fits.
coy councitf.iEii
? GIVE MAYOR THE SLIP
Four of Em Evade Witness
Chair but Won't Bo Able
to Do SoAgain.
Owlna- to a clerical error the subpoe
nas for the four councilman cited to
appear before Mayor Lane's franchise
committee, were dated April 7 lnatead
of April J, and when the councllmon
failed to SDDear- yesterday afternoon
tha meeting was postponed until Sstur
day morning. New subpoenas will be
i .. - m -.-.m , U muni Im.n fifln-
nett Cellars, Drlscoll and Dunning, will
he caued upon to appear ti mw
Much Intereat la attached to tMa
. (.- - tt, tranrtitaa nommlttee be
cause of the recent fight started by
the majority party of the council
against Mayor Lane. The councllmen
aaaerted that the mayor had neglected
hla duty by failing to compel the Home
.nmnaiiv t n flnatall electric
conduits for the city fire departmen.'.
When Mayor uana srwwea m. wu-
-ii . iti, tmA nlfitmA their
duty in the seme regard in respect to
the Pacific States Telephone company,
tha fight was dropped by the council
men. lot so with fha ny.50vr(:
and ha has decided to investigate the
councllmen through his special commit
tee to find out what they know about
tha franchlaea of tha two companies.
nentiblicsns of New Jereey will meet
at Trenton May I to aelect their deie-gates-at-large
to tha national conven
tion.
Excessive
Orrine Destroy! the Craving for
Drink Sold Under5 Posi-; -
tive Guarantee.
rn.fl.tf. nnntlnuad use of alCO
hollo beverages always results la a dis
eased condition of tha nervous system.
The drinking man is often heard to
say, " I can stop of my own.xrse wu
and when I wish.", but Ua jqor fallow
I. una devoid Of tha BOWSr tO BCt A
the proper time and la tha right way
it's too lata, the craving haa secured
firm hold and baoausa of tha diseased
nervoua system ha has -not ins aoimy
for sustained snort ins -resuu we mu
know. .. '.,',' '
Drunkenness la no longsr considered t
..i-a- .mtniitt aoientiats'. and . physl
dsns have agreed, that Jl. U
mniK ha traatad aa such.
The boms treatment ,tbat has bean
uaed for a number or years, mo
highly successful, Is Orrine. f It Is sold
. ' nnaltlva aruarantsS that' If ' it
does not affect a cure your money will
be refunded.
Orrine' Is In two forma Whsa dssir-
- . a unritlr mirr.haaa Orrine NO.
1. and If. tha paUent-wlU voluntarily
take tha treatment, urnne no. a "'
ba given. Tha guarantee Is tha same
- mii. itrrin. eoats but $1.00
per box. Mailed in plain sealed wrtp-
psr on receipt or pnoa. write ior ire
treatise on lrullkenness., mailed In
sealed envelope by . Tha Orylna Co-
Washington. D. C. Bold ty leaamg
druggists every whara ana ' m tnia cat
by Clarke-Woodward Drug Co., an
nearly all druggists In Portland.
SATURDAY BARGAIN
DAY AT THE WONDER i
Every
Trimmed Hat
for tomorrow
SPECIAL PRICED
Values up to $8.50
$3.49, $3.69
$4.49
SEE WINDOW
DISPLAY
NEW MERRY WIDOW SAILORS
NEW FLOWERS
THE WONDER MILLINERY CO.
COR. MORRISON AND FIRST STREETS.
The Millinery House for Values.
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$4 Ladies' 16-Button
Kid Gloves $2.98
Superior quality 16
button ICid Gloves,
in white, black, tan,
brown and gray.
Regularly $4, spe
cial for Saturday at,
the pair
$2.98
Also, short length, 2-clasp Kid Gloves
in all colors and sizes. Values 07
up to $1.50, special, the pair y i L
ill
Third and
Yamhill
Two Entrances
PHOINE MAIIN 4918
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A .MAGNIFICENT SHOWING OF
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SEETHIRD STREET WINDOWS
Ladies' Neckwear
In Turnovers, Tabs, Stocks, etc. The
newest shapes just in.
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In order to introduce ourselves and fully acquaint you with many advantages of trading here, KARO-KLAP-PER
CO. offers for Saturday extraordinary bargains in Men's, Women's, Misses' and Children's Shoes. Every
item in this offer is priced far below the regular value. Fit, material and workmanship are fuUy warranted
by us, and we will cheerfully refund money if the goods are not as represented. Come "tomorrow, to examine
these shoes and be convinced, even if you don't need them just' now. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOOD3.
$6.0 Net Waists
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, ..Ladies' very hand-
. some ier waists,
. and , Oriental? laces,
ecru' color. : Value
1 $6.50, special Satur
day onlyr
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$1.25 Children's Shoes
for 69c Pair
1,200 pairs Children's Shoes, heavy
or light sole, sizes 5 to 8; values up
to $1.25. Special for Sat- fLQp
urday, the pair. . . . . . Uv
$1.75 Misses' and Chil
dren's Shoes, 97c
1,500 pairs Misses' and Children's
Shoes, light or heavy soje, box calf
or kid, sizes up to No. 2, and values
tip to $1.75. Special for (17 r
Saturday, the pair. ........ y i C
$3.00 Ladies' Shoes for
$1.89 a Fair
2,000 pairs Ladies' Vici, Dongola,
ratent ana Jbox uait noes, also
the latest Oxfords, black or tan, all
sizes; 'values up to $3.00. . .Special
for Saturday at the r.g : g A
$4 Men's Dress Shoes
and Oxfords, $2.88
1 ,500 pairs Men's High-grade Dress
Shoes and Oxfords, in blackv tan
and patent, blucher cut or bals.,
Goodyear welt; the latest styles, all'
sizes and widtns; vaiues up io r.w.
Special for Saturday,
the pair;
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SLL YAMHILL ST.
WINDOW DISPLAY
$4.00 Ladies' Footwear
for $2-78
1,600 pairs' Ladies' Dress Shoes and
Oxfords, in all leathers and sizes,
black or tail, Goodyear ICTtf
hand-turned rwalues up to $4.00.
Special for Saturday, tj'l HQ
the pair. . . . . . . tDW I O
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$3.00 Men's Shoes $1.98
2,000 pairs; Men's Dress Shoes,
black, tan and patent , leather; the
best $3.00 shoe ever made. Spe
cial : for Saturday, ." the J
$4.00 Men's Working
; Shoes, $2.68
500 pairs Men's Heavy Working
Shoes, including high lO-inch'top
shoes, the well-known Napa-Tan
rancT Miller Co. brands; all Isizes
arid widths; values to $4.00. - Spe
cial for. Saturday, the q8
New Lace Curtains
In all the latest designs,
white, cream and ecru.
Prices range, the pair
50c up to
$4
.50
Hi
In the Hosiery
Section
We are showing a splendid
line of new goods in Ladies',
Misses' and Children's Hose
all styles, colorings and
prices.
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Exceptional Corset
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For Saturday; we offer the three well
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ing exceptional prices:
The Henderson Corsets
The American Beauty
. Corsets : -
. The R. G. Corsets
Regular $1.25 OQ
grade at .OV
Regular.$l,50tl ,0
grade at. . . .V.tJ) 1 13
Regulari$2.00 g
grade at.. 1 Oy
Regular $2.50 (f t OQ
grade at. . . . . .tPl .00
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