THE OREGON 'DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENINO.' APRIL 17. 1908.
AXXrcSXZVT.
.Town
Topics
TOXIQUT'S AMUSEMENTS
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Sir ....... ujaj!!E
a
Grand
VaudavL
ci, ana a, u, .w, v.
nsy defending-" th proposed rnasii
will mt In th T. M. C. A. auditorlti
on fcaturdey evening, - April II, aa t
principal In presenting- their MipwU
Edges Palmar, rprsntln th op.
position of th university appropriation
act, and & a Jakway, Portland attor-
sea measure,
um
tit
principals in presenting? their respectivs
caaaa to lntrtd vol era This Is th
llrst of a eariaa ol raprasaniatwns wm
g-lvan under th auapioss of ha educa
tional department ui i,
Thar ara clvan from an aduoatlva
standpoint only and aach side le repre-
Banted by an able eovocata ouowini
tna principal speakers, an allowance p
tin, made for anyone In tha audi
nee to present his views on tha ques
tion,
After eliminating- tha words, "Br act
of Ood." from the franchise asked for
"by r. B. Holbrook Co.. members Of
tha street oommlttee or tne city oounoii
yesterday reoommndd that tna fran
oh la ba passed to the city executive
board for appraisement The franohla
Is for a Una but Are blocks Ion extend
- t.i th Albert street Una of Che Port
land Railway, Lis ht A Power oompeny
to slva residents of Boae City Park
transportation facilities. The members
of the committee not only thought tha
words Irreverent but decided that th
company was amply protected In case of
accidents without tna
Members of tha street oommltta of
tha city axaoutlva board yesterday In
structed City Auditor A. I. Barbur to
advertise tor bios ror tna axon ol ww
oom to b erected at BlxttTand Hovj
truti for the Roaa FeetlvaL Th
ordinance appropriating 11,860 was ve
toed by Mayor Lane and passed orer
his veto. Several persons have already
suomlttea plana ror an arcn, too n i
expected that nearly 100 designs will
be received from which the committee
will select one.
The East Bids Democratic club bId
a meeting last night at Grand avenue
and East Pin streets. B. B. J. Mo-
Alimttr, prealdent of tha organisation,
made a short address In which he ar
gued for the cohesion of all Democrats
In tha state, contending that It was
time for tha party to lak a decided
atand in tha politics of the state. H
nredlcted that should W. H. Taft se
cure the nomination for the prealdency
he would very probably be dereated Dy
W. J. Bryan.
A special meeting of Portland presby
tery was called this morning to take ac
tion upon the resignation of Rev. B. E.
8. Ely Jr. from toe pastorate of Cal
vary Presbyterian church. Tha resig
ns lion was accepted by presbytery, the
congregation having at a meeting held
April 9 agreed to concur with Mr. Ely
In asking that pastoral relations ba
dissolved. Mr. Ely haa accepted a call
to the Presbyterian church of Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, and will leave for his new
post shortly.
SHI
SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY
mm.
GENUINE SPRING LAMB
There are lots of XI
Spring Lamb in the & I
market, but you
will find the very'
best at our market
tomorrow. No oth
er market in the
city will have the ,
same quality lamb that we sell at
low price.
Uj lb.
this
The petition of Peters A Roberta,
wholesale furniture dealers, for a spur
from the line of the United Railways
company on Front street to the furni
ture dealers' establishment on Davis
street resulted In a spilt In tha street
committee of the council yesterday and
the petition will (to to the council with
out recommendation. Members of the
majority party of the council on the
committee ravor granting the spur
while members of the minority party
are opposed to it.
The United States civil service com
mission announces an examination at
Portland. Oregon, on May 10, 108, to
seour eligible from which to make
certification to fill a vacancy In the po
sition of electrician-elevator conductor,
at $840 per annum. In the custodian
service at Portland. Oregon, and va
cancies requiring similar qualifications
aa they may occur there In that service.
Apply to Z. A. Leigh, postofnc department.
Lard and Bacon
Buy Pork Products while the price is low.
The prices are still soaring upward, and we
advise that you stock up now.
Pure Kettle Ren
dered Lard
.5 lb. Pail for 60c
10 lb. Pail $1.10
Choice English
Breakfast Bacon
We are still selling
the choicest Bacon
in the mar- " rc
ket at Olb
C. O. Strong pleaded guilty to tha
charge of larceny before Judge Qanten
bein In the circuit court yesterday aft
ernoon, and tomorrow morning was
fixed as tha time for sentence. Deputy
District Attorney Adams reoommended
leniency because of the youth of the
defondant Strong; is charged with
stealing nearly $100 from the room of
Ora C Baker at 1020 East Sixteenth
street
Choice Califor
nia Asparagus
Per Pound
10c
Choice quality
Lemons
Per Dozen
15c
Choice Sweet
Oranges
Per Dozen
30c
Franklin -Barnes Market
.105-107 TKIrd Street
HOME AU63 PRIVATE EX. 63
The Big, Busy, Bustling Market on Third Street,
Between Stark and Washington
Lots of Good Things
for the Sunday Dinner
The way the Franklin-Barnes market has
forged ahetd lately in Saturday selling shows
that the vast throng of Saturday shoppers
have found the market that leads all others in
popularity. Our aim to sell only wholesome
and nutritious meats has immensely popular
ized this clean and sanitary market. You' can
always find the best at the Franklin-Barnes
market, WHETHER IT BE MEATS, FISH,
FRUITS OR VEGETABLES.
BOCGiWURST
We will have choice Bockwurst on sale all day
tomorrow (Saturday). This Bockwurst is
made from the choicest quality meats.
FISH
We Have Every Variety of Fish on the Portland
Market
Perch, 3 lbs.
for
California Smelt,
per lb
Salmon Trout,
per lb
25c
10c
20c
Razor Clams,
per lb
..10c
10c
.10c
Crabs, each
only. ......
When You Want Fresh Oysters Phone Us Your Order
VEAL
CHOICE MILK
FED VEAL
Street ghrpmeot Treat Tram
Oregon Baaohe
VEAL ROAST
VEAL CHOPS
VEAL STEAKS
A
Veal Stew
4 Lbs. for
Veal Breast
3 lbs. for.
25c
25c
PORK
GENUINE
OREGON GRAIN
FED PORK
ROAST PORK
PORK CHOPS
PORK STEAKS
A
H)1c
Pork Shoulder
Whole
Pork Sausage
Bulk
10c
10c
BEEF
Porterhouse Steak
at, up from. 12c
Loin Steak . . . 12c
Round Steak .12c
Whole Rump Roast
at . 8c
Leg of Beef 6c
Boiling Beef 6c
Fresh Cream
ery Butter
Per Roll
55c
Mexican
t
Tomatoes
Per Pound
25c
100 Pounds
Potatoes
Best Variety
75c
Full Line of Cookies, Crackers and Wafers; Heinz' Dill. Sour and Sweet Pickles. Heinz9 Olives and Heinz' Sauer Kraut
MARQUAM ORAND
' . Phon Mala
Portlaada Famous Theatre. '
Tonle-ht. Matinee 1 SetuHay. Saturday
aaa Sunday Nlftua, FasolnaUoa;
v' Flbrodora
Th Musical Comedr WUi tb World's 1
- - RecoreV .' . - . ....
KoaAay Big '
The Belle of
New York
HEILIG JXrerw-W
Phones Main 1 and A-llll.
TONIGHT AT 1:1s O'CLOCX'
fcpecUl Price
Mating Tomorrow
Laal'Tliue ' I
Tomorrow KUMI
rLoaiscrs mn
IJf THB MT8ICAI. COLLEGB PLAT, '
OOTB AT TAUiaV
nlnga, tl H to ISc; Mat., fl to tic.
BAKER THEATRE rh0 i,,J
OEO. U BAKER, Oan. Manar.
Tonlsht, all this weak, matinee Satur
day, Hall Caine's beautiful and
ImpreaalT drama. -
Tn inuu citt."
A story of Rome in tha futur. Maa
ntflcsnt seenary and effeota
EveninB (o, 1 60. lOo; Mat. lift. Ilo. ,
Max Wee The trac'a A4t tares
of Miss Bsova."
TUB STAR SatlS!
Weak Begliuilnf Sunday Mat.. April II.
THJD R. B. FRENCH STOCK CO. IN
"A mooazaa ait,"
A comedy drama In four acta. Tim and
prices remain th aajsa. Neat week
The Preach Company offers for Its last
produeaon In this nous th oelebrated -
comedy drama, "How Baxter Butted la."
Beginning Sunday vranlnc. April Is. th '
Musical comeay company
Armatrons;
wui ODn an indeflnlts ensaaeo
Watah papers for first production and .
soaie ec pricea.
an Indefinite ensa.irmen
LYRIC TMEATRB ,
Both mmtmi Mala 46M Xoaaa A-lOtl '
week commenclns Monday, April It, P.
R. Allen presents Miss Varna Felton and
the Allan Stock Co. In Aa-nes Herndon's
araat suocesa, "LA IIIJJ KABZJL" 1
first time at popular prtoae. PosUlvely
tha bet oomedy drama arer written,-'
Matin Tueaday, Thursday, Satur
day and Sunday. Prtoe lOo and "too..
Every ayenlng at 1:11. Prices lOd. too
and 0c- Boxes 10c Offic open 1 a. v;
m. to II p. a
TBE GRAND VandevlIIe tie Luxe
"Weak Beginning Monday. April It. '
BUAXTA, assisted by J. Louis Mints,
lyrlo tnor, "Th Artist's Dream."
DOKIA OrXBA TaUO Hl(b-lass ap.
eratlo rooallsta.
QX.AOTS TAJT, formerly with Murray A
Mack.
T. W. KOmiHi, th I. A. T. 8.
part, axhlbltlns "Tb 81eplns Beauty."
The Nickelodion
110 Sixth St. Portland, Oresron. ,
VAX X
Oily Thoaghtfalness
PAST XX.
AFalseStataa
private park at hi realdeno. McKenr
avenu and Dawaon atreet, McKenr
Park. A reward la offered for th caj
at his reaideno. McKenna
na
cap-
.,.r nf th thiavea and the return or re
covery of the stolen animais.
Articles lost and found on the street
oars April 1(: Six umbrellas. 1 books.
1 pair flovea, 1 muslo roll, 1 bank
check. 1 Dackare of books. 1 book of
car tickets, 1 suitcase, 1
DOX
rat for hair.
x. Can at tna
Members of tha street committee of
th olty ooundl yesterday voted down a
proposition offered by Councilman
Vaushn to earabllsh a gravel pit in
Piedmont The oounoUmea have had
considerable trouble of late because of
contractors mining (travel In various
parta of tha olty, and all th members
of th committee save Vaughn plaoed
themselves In opposition to hia propo-
Effeotlve May 1, all cars of th Port
land Railway, Light A Power company
within th olty limits of Portland and
Its suburbs, including- St Johns, will
stop only at tho near side of crossings,
aa Is now belnar dori at railroad Inter
sections. Conductors of th Portland
per-
railway division af Instructed to
pai
1 at
RDt C
Heights cars.
Der
mlt tiasaencera to net on and rff ol
xoept on forward vestibule of Portland
An sffort to secure a recommendation
to extend Willamette boulevard two
blocks was th sla-nal for a large num
ber of property owners, residing on that
thoroughfare to appear before the atreet
committee of th olty council yesterday
tension. The committee upheld the del
egation and recommandad that th pro
ceedings be stopped.
Steamer J. N. Teal, for Th Dalles and
way landings. Commencing April' to.
leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from Oak street dock at 6 a. m.
Francis I. McKenna reported to the
police today that some person had
stolen two valuable ponies from the
1' lunch pail, 1 lunch
IjOSI Jinioie room wi "" " 1 .
railway station, corner First and Alder.
It has been reported to th pollc
that A- B. Bertschlnger, 61 years of age,
baa been missing from his home, 188 Vs
Bast Burnsld street sine yesterday
afternoon. Bertaohlnger is blind and
walks with two canes, ana rns reiauves
fear that soma accident may have be
fallen him.
At 1:80 o'clock this morning fir
broke out In th saloon at 1 North Sec
ond atreet Prompt arrival of th fir
department prevented th spread of th
flames, damag helng confined to th
bar fixtures and a portion of the -floor.
The total loss Is estimated at 1800.
An attempt was mad last night to
force an entrance to the saloon at 806
Russell atreet by twisting th lock from
the rear aoor. in laievea were un
successful and departed without getting
Inside the place, lne mauer was re
ported to the police.
Awnings, porch curtains and rosebush
frames. We solicit your patronage and
euarantoo satisfaction. Agencies at
overy town In tho northwest Willam
ette Tent A Awning Co, Main 918.
A-3368.
Articles' of Incorporation have been
filed by the Dalgleish-Rutherford com-
gany, formed by Annie EL' Dalgleish,
ertha M. Rlem and Walter J. Ruther
ford. Th capital stock is 15,000.
Th Portland, Shoe Repair company.
36 Yamhill street between Third and
Fourth streets. Phone Main 7655. Tour
shoes repaired while you wait Best
oak soles, 76 cents. Bauea & Stopper.
structor for beginners. Hours for women
and children. Healy building. East Mor
rison, corner Orand. Hast 5670. B-1008.
Woman's Exchange, 188 Tenth street
lunch 11:80 to 1; business men's lunos.
Vote for 48 x. Elmer B. Col well.
Republican canaioate ror state senator.
Hong Le Steam Laundry. First-
class work; reasonaoie. no in pnonea.
W, A. Wis and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Chambers A Son, opticians, 111 Tth.
Berger, signs, abow cards. 184 Tarn hill.
Bem-pl-lao! Ask your friends about it
Dr. XL C Brown. Eye-Ear. Marquam.
Journal want ad a. lo a word.
MUEPHY LEFT HOME'
AM) WIFE ANXIOUS
Mrs. David A. Murphy, who resides
at 147 Sellwood street, .hai asked the
pollc to assist her In finding her hus
band. 'Mr. Murphy left home Wednes
day morning at 10 o'clock, saying he
was going to the St Charles hotel to
meet some men In connection with a
business transaction. He has not since
been seen by any member of his fam
ily and his wife expresses a fear that
he has met with foul play. Inquiries
mad at various places about town
where Murphy is known have failed to
elicit any Information that might lend
a oiue to nis movements or nis present
whereabouts.
lEl'JISfOU HUE
IS GOING JIIMD
No Orders Yet for Eesump
tion on Elgin-Joseph
Branch.
STREETS THROUGH
KAMM TRACT SOON
$6 will be paid to any one giving
le address In Seattle of C. P. We
us
tha address In Seattle of C. P. West,
who formerly lived at 169 North
Twelfth street Address D-35, Journal.
We sponge and press your clothes
shine vour shoea. all lor II. 00 montn.
Main 514. A-4J14. Wagons run every
where. Unique Tailoring co., bud sta
Golden Grain Granules, the 100 per
cent Dure cereal cor fee. cures ayapepsm
and nervousness. All grocers. Tastes
better than common coffee.
' Steamer Jesse Harklna. 'for Camas,
waanouaai and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at p. m.
At the "Swedish M. E. church, Beech
and Borthwlck streets, there will be a
Good Friday service tonight at 8
0 clock. v.
at low
The wife of a famous
cartoonist writes us that
the best way to clean
diamonds and other pre
cious stones is to "soak
them over night in a
bowlful of Ivory Soap
anrl watr. Pihflviniro
. Qw '-l,K-- .nn.1.
Of the Snan fJrOOOed intO Prices, see George vRubenateln, optician,
u mc buap uujjpcu uiiu -gs Fourth u Dftt Yamhill and Taylor!
warm water are best.
In the morning, rinse
them thoroughly with
hot water, and beholdK
they are as bright as
when received from the
jewelers.! v
Tryit!
T O
99 Per Cent. Pure.
Shoes freet -
Store's ad
pay you.,- '
Notice the
In today's
so
Shoes freet
Ideal . Clothing
Journal. It will
Masquerade ball tomorrow night
Swedish Society Ltnnesv Woodmen hall.
Eleventh street -.. . ,
M. C. A. minstrel postponed until
April zun
Friday and Saturday
25tn.
and
Rate war San Francisco 85. steam
er. Frank Bollam, . agent 128 Third,
Acme OH Co. ael; safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East T8 B-100J.
1 Trellis work, ,wir fencing. Portland
Wire A Iron WoVka, Second and Everett
Rlngler's aw na"tatorlum,"-20x6 feet,
whit enameled tank, running Bull run
water. 25c; -children 16c,
Members of the street committee of
the city council yesterday took favor
able action upon a resolution Intro
duced by Councilman Baker to open
streets through the Kamm tract. The
streets are Fifteenth from Salmon to
Jefferson and Main from Chapman to
Fourteenth. These streets are now
closed to the public by the Kamm tract
and their oneninr means added street
facilities to a large population lying
south and west of the tract.
Kamm has opposed the opening of the
streets for years and has always been
successful, but It is believed that the
council will now take docisiv action.
Other tracts of similar nature will also
be opened up In various parts of the
city. .
Tomorrow and Monday will positively
be the last days for discount on east
side gas bills. Portland Gas Company.
J. P. O'Brien, general manager of
th O. R. A N. Co., returned this morn
ing from an extended tour of th lines
In Idaho and Oregon. He inspected tho
work now under way completing th RA-
parla-Lewlston line Into Lewlston, where
800 men are at work putting th road
In condition to carry th Portland
Lewiston excursion May 8.
'Th work Is going along rapidly, and
the line will b In good shape for the
excursion," he said. n'W have Inoreased
the force of riveters on the Lewiston
bridge and enlarged the ballasting
gangs and are making good progress
with the work.
Mr. O'Brien said a reported order to
resume construction work at this time
on the Elgin-Joseph branch was a mis
take. No orders have vet been issued
but It is not unlikely that such orders
will be given within a short time. A
similar situation prevails with regard
to the road from Htllsboro to Tillamook.
Mr. O'Brien went through to Hunting
ton and returned over the whole length
of th main line taking particular no
tloe of the work of repairing recent
landslides on the right of way
GIVES BACK $30 OF
THE $90 If! HAND
Generous Thief Filfers
Laundry Bag but Is
Kindhearted.
A new plan has been adoptea Dy tne
y tne aim
landslides. The slides are
company to remedy
PERSONAL.
Mrs. S. B. Eaklii of Eugene, wife of
the banker, is at the Imperial.
Juds-e A. li. Tanner, a local attorney
with ortices in tne commercial Dunn
ing, who has been confined to his home
with an attack of pleurisy for the last
six weeks, is Improving In health slow
ly but steadily, hut it will be at least
two weeks 1 before he will be able to
resum his law practice. In the first
stages 01 his sicKness judge Tannnr
was tnreatanea witn pneumonia, v. nut
Dr. A. S." Nichols, th attending phy
sician, succeeded Inr warding off - th
attack. Th patient now la extremely
weax out is considered out 01 aanger.
Mrs. H. P. Miller, wife or tb United
States consul at Yokohama, Japan, and
her two daughters. Misses Laura and
Winifred Miller, are visiting Mrs. A. H.
Tanner, 408 Fourteenth street north,
hauln arrive In Pnrt 1 Q n Let fiattiiv.
day. They will remain in the city sev
eral months and it s probable Consul
Miller will loin them hers before they
depart for their foreign 'home. Several
social functions Tor tne entertainment
of Mrs. Miller and her. daughters are
Deing arranged.
the difficulty from
being re
moved with steam shovels and the
plaoes will be fined wltn roca, ouua
Ing up a solid parapet In place of the
former loose dirt wall protecting the
right of way. It is believed that by tho
uso of rock fills in this manner a slide
once disposed of will be permanently
done away with and end the trouble at
that particular point The gradual de
nuding of the Columbia river hills of
tlirber Is increasing the recurrence of
landslides along the O. R. St H. line, and
some permanent policy ox aeaiing wnn
A burglary that bears com of th
earmarks of a mystery ooourred yester
day at tha residence at 1014 East Mor
rison street Th house la occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Wimple, Mr. and Mrs.
ituyman ana Miss Clark.
All or tb members of th household
were away from the house for a short
tlm yesterday afternoon. When they
returned they found that the basement
door had bean foroed open and the houae
ransacked. Th sum of ISO. belonging
to Miss Clark, which had been secreted
in a laundry bag, had been taken, to
gether with several articles of Jewelry.
The Jewelry and 880 of the monay was
found on the baaement tnlr mil on
the floor of th basement, where It had
apparently been carefully deposited in
yt'iu tensi. imeiv to oe ovenooaea.
The burglary was reported to the po
lice and detectives sent to the house
to make an Investigation, but as yet the
ttuinonues nave pecn unable to solve
mo riaoie in any manner satisfactory
iu an imrucg interested.
ELECTION TENTS GO
F. W. Baltes
and Company
inyite yonr
inquiries for
PRINTING
"" n'm. A UH
First and Oak
DO?
BEFORE
this question had to be adopted.
It's troe, common rtln becom tln akin
oslux Batln ikln cream tna satin powaer. zac.
Net waists. 66.60 values, 18.98 at
Bannon's. See page 3.
Metsger. laweler. optician. 848 Wash.
New Polling Places Neces
sary in Four Portland
Precincts.
Tomorrow arid Mondar wlfo positively
ba tha last dava for discount On asi
Expert la- aide gtsbilla. Portland Gas Company.,
A SOUTHERN EVENING
"ECHOES f ROM.
DIXIE-LAND"
By
SYLVIA WILLIAMS McGUIRE
Th POPULAR IMPERSONATOR
and Reader of Negro Dialect.
ASSISTED BT
WALPEMAR LISP
VXOXtLVlST
And
JOHN CLAIRE MONTEITH
BJJtXTOSrS BOZtOXST.
WHITE TEMPLE
: ; Cor,, Twalfth and Taylor Sta.
Tuesday Evening, April 21
-Admission SO cent. Tlokets on
.sal t Woodard. Clark Co.'.
High winds that prevailed last night
blew down four of th tentaouse poll
ing booths and increased the cares of
County Clerk Fields this morning. In
each oasa provision had to be made for
a new polling place In buildings near
the site of the demolished tents.
The greatest difficulty was experi
enced at Bast Fifteenth and Multnomah
streets. Her there was no building
that seemed available, and efforts were
made to put the tent back In position.
So strong was the wind that the at
tempt rinauy was abandoned and th
county clerk directed the election board
to secure some new bouse in that sec
tion as a plaoe for voting.
Other tents beaten down by th wind
were at Woodlawn, University Park and
at tne corner or iuiungsworth and Mich
igan avenues. ivearDy buildings wr
Dressed Into service In each case, tha
car barn being secured as th polling
place in the last named instance.
Altogether SE tents were set ut. all
but two of thsm being in th city- of
Portland. Few complaints were re
ceived regarding the tents, except in th
cases where tha wind overturned them;
Here and there a leak was reported, but
Generally they were reported as auccesa
ully shedding the showers.
TIIEEE YEARS FOE .
ROBBING HOUSE
Three years in the penitentiary m
th sentene Imposed upon: Henry K
Roberta byvjudg Gantsnbttn In ..the
circuit eourt yesterday afternoon,' He
ng th household goods from th um-i
S1GK I1EIMG.1E
CARTERS
PMftlvelr rare) ft
inese auuic ruum
ThsT also rsSsv Dis
tress from. Dyspepsia, lii-
dlgeetloasjulTooEsarty
Satta A perfaot raa-
edyforZXiHBeat, Hanaea,
Dnrwatneav Bad. Tute
ta tha Month. Coated
Tonga. Pain ta tha Rda,
TOKFID UVXB. THeor
regulato the Bowels, raeiyYeg-etabla.
SMALL PILL SHALL DOSE. SUAU.ti.3CE.
EITTLE
W
CARTERS
nITTlE
IJIVER
J (pills.
Gemrina Must Bear
FaD-Simila Signatun
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
Hair Cutting 25c
The Hodel
Th finest U chair barber aho In
tne oity. 1 ; ;
niRRI arc.,
Webfoot Oil Blacking
lathswarot a tthla .At au Saalan.
fiuihlL f Wr. tan., near tha
,i!imi1.wrlY' Robwis fived In a
k- 1ST "a WM captured In
waanington by eputy
f hf Batty last January.' Another
mm waa aismissed. r.
BtWlneas Change at Ajrtoria.
PMlal Dispatch ta Taa Jearaal. -Astoria,
Or. AprU IT. Th Suoma.
UUlMtt Coonarallva camnaiiT .f irnlon.
town haa transferred tts business, stock
and good will to th Finnish Mercao.
tile company, a nw Incorporation, of
which , Oawald , Oustavson la president,
Arvld Nierol vtc-prealden. Vtfctow
faeborw seorUrr and treasurer and J,
V, Tynl manager. - i - .
Heatberbloom petticoats , tomorrow,'
Site, Sanson's. 8e psg t. v
TEETH
o
W$s&? Rloney
Com and hav fr xaminatloa.
v mm va A aa,nw 4 mt tU A U W UiM C4Af
VER FIIX1NQS, I60 UP: GOLD FILL-
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SPLENDID SET. tS.00: . OOlii
CROWNS, I2.S0 TO SS.0O.
AU work guaranteed ror ten years.
Lad v attendant alwava nraaant. All
work don absolutely without ml a br
spadsllsta of from IS to SO years' sz- -prleae.
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Boston Dentists
Bona Tfeon A-A03a . .
JiM Kofttaoa St. ovp. Postoffioo.
A New Departure;
Th cost of lntrmnts haa bean
greatly raducad by tho Uolmaik Under
taking company. .v
Heretofore It haa been th custom of i.
funeral director to mak charge for
all Incidentals connected with a f u-
naraL Th Edward Holman Undertak- -Ing
company, the leading funeral di
rector of Portland, bav departed from
that custom. When casket I furnished
by ns w mak no extra charges for
rsbalmlng. hears to cemetery, outside ,
box or any services that may be re-.
quired of us. except elothing, oematery
and carrlageo, thus effecting a avlag
of III to $71 on each funeral
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
80 TXZBO ST. COB. SAXXOaT.
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AU SatASES
MADB FROM CRBOSOTB
5 Gal. Lots 75c Per Qal.
Portland Sash & Door Co,
tso raoxr ST.
MBTXAX9, OS.
WOaCAJT 4 SFSOZALTT
amlnatlon fr
B. K. OXAV, tha
only Chines woman
doctor la this ait v. fih
haa oured many af
flicted sufferer Cured ,
prlvat and female d!
asas, also throat and
lung troubles: stomach, ,
bladder and kidneys
and ' diseases of all
kinds that th human.
flash is hair to. Cured
by Chinas herd an 3
roota Remadlas harm- "
leaa " No " opsrsUona
llonart treatmanL t- .
1(2 Clay ik wt. Third. '
LADIES!
Your Neck and Face
mad beautiful
and
-pfumo
whita with graoeiui. youmrui e
p..tl;
an Hitu removed.
Winifred. 1 Col St.
CaX
Send tie r
San Tra-u
ONLY
T HE,
BEST
IN UTt AND
ACCENT T"
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