THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, POHTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL !2, . 1803.
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Toivn Tc"lc3 ?
TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS.
Heiiig...
Marquant
Lyrio',
Kiar .
OrnJ
.The District Leader"
t"Tln tilla of New York"
. ,"Th Strung Adventure Kf
Mis Brown." . .
ineim-
"How Baxter Putted In"
veuaevuio
- Stop No. t, of th Stopera of tba
World, held a meeting Monday night
and elected new officer. Supremo Or
! gander A." L. Lovelace ha been for
pome time working In the Interest of the
- Portland . etope nm riae succeeaea in
getting many of Portland representa
i tlv mining men wieresiea in me oraer.
The purpose of the Btopers la to aid
and promote all honest and legitimate
mining Industrie, and to stamp out Ilia
Elttmate. mining enterprises commonly
nown aa wildcatter, and also to use
their Influence to secure mining law
that will b benenclal to the-mining In
terests. Mr. Lovelace left last night
for Weattl to assist Seattle atope, No.
, (, In' initiating a number of new mem
bers, and while there will arrange for
headquarter for the Btopers of the
. World durjng the Alaska-rukon-PaclflC
exposition. . r .,; . ., , , , .
' Roy Bummers, convicted la the clr
. oult court on tba charge of larceny from
a dwelling, was placed on parole by
Judge Bronaugh yesterday afternoon
after ha bad been, aentenoed to rv
five year In the penitentiary. Hie de
fense In the trial waa an' alibi, but the
Jury convicted him and the oourt hesi
tated to grant parol. - Because of tba
. prisoner' youth and promise hi plea
waa finally granted, but Judge Bronaugh
ordered that a bond for 11,000 be fur
nished for hi appearance at any time
' when he 1 wanted within the next five
year. Bummer and a companion were
accused of taking 7i worth of jewelry
"from J. W. Morrow of , Ban Rafael
atrt, -, f v'
Article lost and found on th street
cars April 17.-11 and 1! Thtrty-ntn
umbrellas, 10 package, lx purse, on
pair overalls, on lunch pall, on lunoh
box, on talking tub, two pair peo
tacles, on necklace, four book, on
aiov. four pair gloves, three suit-
caaea, on tray and dishes, on over-
Save Money!
Avoid Pain!
Teeth Extracted FREE!
Whoa. Plate- of Bridge Are Ordered
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'TrT-tmnium m i. . . i -1111111 in j I
FINE TEETH $5
VAT KOBSt
Pull Set that fit ...........
Oold Crowns. Ilk.......,,..,
Brldgo Teeth, 82k
Osid Fillings v
Silver rilling
Ten-Tear Written Guarantee v
W keen busy doing rood work
at these prices. W have th lat
est, moat modern electrical sppar
atu for doing painless dental work.
lad? Attendant f
: Opea SvoaUr -
Electro Dental Parlors
sosu WAnmroTOV r, cob. itx
Opposite Old. V Wortman A King
CHIEF QUESTI0I1
HOT ail EASY ONE
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Mayor ; BricVs ' Appointee
i . Turned Down by St
Johns Council.
W00DARP, CLARICE CO.
AMTSEaiXSTTS.
HEiLIG
Y
Mayor H. W. Brie of ft John 1
having troubles of hla own. -Jl waata
to appoint K. B. Hoioomb, a well knowa
carp eater . In th ,clty, . to th off lo of
chief ' of polio, but th member of
th new council object. Th subjsct
came up at the meeting of th council
laat evening when th new chief execu
tive annouucod - Ms appointment The
council ar a whole waa not with him
ana turned the proposition flown py
vote of five to two. . .
There waa no discussion. Th coun
cllman almnlv voted asalnkt a con
flrmatlon of the atiDolnmient and th
Question waa tut over, to be taken UP
again at uia next regular meauua; v
tua council next Tuesday evening.
Th council men. opposed to th man
elected by Mavor Brio wish to ae
the present k chief of polio. Charles
Bredenson, reappointed. Bredenaon
foua-ht avalnat Mavor Rrloa In th lo-
tlon and naturally Brlc wishes to give
ice oenn to on or nis pouuoaj irmuu.
Another Question that waa taken up
last evening by tha oouncllmen waa
that of tha nronoaad naw municipal
wharf, for which bond In th sum of
tlt.000 were authorised at th election
April . An ordinance was pasaea 07
the council providinr lor in eai or.
th bond and th body now la In a po
sition to advertise ror bios.
Street matter a so war cisoussea.
but nothing of a deflnlt nature waa
accomplished. . . -
NURSES
GRADUATING
Boy" and th other popular air of th
ooat, 'three satchel, on wooden door. JJ .FwTKZZZ - ii. li'K. w!t
one slop Jar, two Eiaator chicken, on ' MraW.Zlmmr.lll Twelfth
oalr rubbera. oa hatchet Call at the "root Monday night. A diamond and
lost article roofi of tb O. W. F. rail- "lJ'nt "od at 50, and an urn-
way atauon, comer Flrt and Alder. , 1 . . , . .
bath finest In
entlemen.
t. u...in. . nf Tinia Ar. I Ringlers awimmlng
7 . w.k, " j,rnnnmA AmA . city, cow open for ladles and gentlemen.
gon. near Woodbum. dropped dead f Expert lntructor. 80VB.Mor. llo.
heart disease yesterday afternoon whllel - 7
h
looklna
avenue and Fallln
tt some property at Cleveland
ng
year old, and had
treat' She wa 70
com to Portland to
visit her niece. Mis Alice MoGowan,
126 Fourteenth street Dr. John O.
Abel made aa examination and ' pro
nounced heart disease : th cause of
death. Th Zoller-Byrnea company has lunch 11 :W to I; business men's lunch,
.ine xunerai in onarge.
Acme OH Co. aelS aafetr coal oil and
cue gaaoun. rnoa sat tj; B-IOOT.
Trelll work, wire fencing. Portland
wire iron work, uecona and Everett
Woman' Exchang. lit Tenth etreet.
W. A. Wis and sssoclates, painless
Telephone apparatus valued at nearly I dentUta. Third and Washington.
13,000 were burned last evening In th
warehous of th Pacific Telephone A
Telegraph company aX 413 East Ankeny
from hot soldering Irons. After thai
ISO Waverlelgh lot certificate for $10.
Waehlngton building. , ,
street
' room.
Th bias began In th work-
and I supposed t have started
Chamber Bon, optlctaaa. III 7th. .
Berger. lgna, how earda IliTamhia
journal want ada. It a word. .
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
WILL HOLD RALLIES
firemen had extinguished th flra, appar-1
entiy, a corner oi in roor otaaea upi
again, ana mey naa to return.
While her suit for dlvorc wa pend
' lng In th supreme court, ao says her
husband, Mrs. 0 oldie Ellis married an
other man. A warrant charging her
with polygamy will b served on Mrs.
Ellis as soon as the police can rind her.
Bh has apparently left tha city. Ellis
declare he has learned ah married for
, th second Urn In Oregon City laat De-
r.mhar.
. i . I Pravloua to tha Oregon ute Sunday
Shooting at targeta and without tar- school convention,, In which they will
gets ! becoming so frqunt In, th participate Marion Lawranco and Tro
Idd grov onT th east Idethat rel- feasor E. O. Excell will conduct thre
ou- VoteYt to thi BollS 1h'w H58'1 achool rallies In Portland Mr.
. street, report tn los of a valuable "n"."" ,ri ofessor Eirin in a
dog. A bullet atruck hla doornu a hf S' "f ! ",. "
uo7s agu. , - r Tha meeting In which they, will, par-
Robert Ung.MOCoooh .traat. wa. SJ
rested laat night on complaint Of V. W. day afternoon at t o'olock, Bunday even
Henderson, charged "with : threatening lng meeting at th First Congregational
to Injur Henderson. It appear that a church at 7:80, and the Multnomah
dlaagreement grew out of a business county ' Sunday achool convention at
transaction. In th muniolpar court to Taylor Street Methodist church. Mon
day Ling waa held under 1260 ball to I day evening at 7:10. ....
Alter mese meeting Mr. Lwranc
land Professor Excel! will attend the
Tha usual weekly meeting of Sunny-J Oregon aUt Sunday achool convention
id w. c T. v. -wii ta hid ; at th.l " 'JSS y!' .?,n' 'U"?:
hmMikM.,M r?It,i1,.'trMt' Orw and AturnV $1 belngthe fe
15,"-'' AprU l' Btrner" Brougher and Marlon Lawranea will ad
dress this meeting and Professor Excell
J. A. Graef has begun ault In tha eir- M TU , 'urnUl .;
CLASS LARGE QUE
Itishop Scadding: Presents
: :Diplomas to Graduates pi
Good Samaritan,
Graduating axerclaea of , th .' nuraea
training achool of Good Samaritan hos-
nltal followed bv a receotion ' and
danc were held laat night In th new
nuraea' home. The class Ja tba largest
ever graduated from th . Inetltutlou.
Th member are: Mlaa Alvida Aarnea.
Mis Daisy Flett Miss Lydla Prltchett,
Mlsa Sarah Bpecht, Miss Ovid la Nelson.
Mlsa Maude A. Booth. Mlsa Rose (Jane,
Mis Marion Chase, Mis Katharine
Kent. Mlsa E. Belle Crouse, Mrs. Lulu
M. Barnes, Mlsa Halll F. Fridley, Mis
ll.l TTn.iA. HJIaiai Uaian Htnnn
AlfJirU IUBWI. Hiwa sji.w f ,.-...,..f
Miss Emily Fogerstrom, M's Vlralnla
Worsham, Mias Gladya HaU. M a
Edith Ritchardson and Mlsa Harriet
George. ' "' "' " ' " "
The address of the evening waa mad
by Bishop 8oaddlng. - who apok In
praise of the excellent examination
as sea sua me crwuam. wi uuu
urln the three yeara" course. Bishop
Scadding then presented acb gradual
1th a diploma ana a goia pu -
Dr. Richard Nunn. on of the staff
physicians of th hospital, maq an
address speaking of . the invaiuama
service of the nurs and ' the phy
lolan's dependence upon her. -.
At , tiu unnniiiilnn of . , th exercises
iv. thrown oeen to visitor
and an Informal reception held, whloh
followed tv a aanc. -mere w.
i large attenaanc oi uw T"
Friday
Bargains
Cut Glass
A Few Good Spcdab for Club Prizes
Heart NapjUe, regular $2.25; peda1.,..,.1.8r
6-inch Elite Nippies, regular $2 00: ipecial f 1.60
Spoon Trtyi, regular $250; apecial i..t.fl.3
6-inch Vases, regular 1275: ipecial ...... 92.09
6-inch Violet Vtsea, regular $3.00; ipecial $2.23
S-inch Nappies, regular $2.35; tpecial .,,.$1.80
rertuma aottiej, regular S3.00; special ...fa.Z3
S-ia Handled Bon Bon Dish, reg. $2: sp'l f 1.60
Bon Bon Dish, regular $3i5; special ..2.37
Comports, S-inch,- regular $275; special 2.00;
Comports, 5-inch, regular $3.60; special 2.01
Great Brush and Mirror Sale
Thursday
&nd Y-;
Friday
8- row Foxwoo4 back,' regular '50e; spl ...,38a
13-row Colored back, regular 50c; spl ..,.434
9- row Ebonv back, regular $1; special ...C3f
9-row Fox wood back, regular v$l; special 5T
8-row Micro; special ,...fl,00
11-row Military, Foxwood back, $125; spl 60a)
Military Brushes, values to $4.50; sp'l ...,OTa
Tooth 'Brushes, regular 25c; special 10
Nail Brushes, regular 25c; special 131
Nail Brushes, regular 25c. Special 1T
Mirrors, Ebony and Foxwood back, regular 65c:
. ipecial
Men's Traveling Cases, containing Ebony, Fox
wood, or Satin backed hair brush and comb,
try compact, regular.ralue to $2.75; spl OTs
TfUJATUI!
14th and V:,in;t 31
' ' , .rhonr Main 1 ad A-11S1
4 arzaaTa, xrouiMia xomasr.
r Preclsl rrlc fttne faturdny.
The MusU-si-Cumedy feurc,
'ii:e districi Ladu;'
Evenings, fl.Sfl to tOr. Mit . tl t U,
MAUQUAM QRANO
, ' Phone Msln
Tortland Kamous Thlr.
Tonight and Kemalniler of Week Matl
' nee Saturday. 1
. Laat Week th fc. V. Opera Ca ' .
"THE BELL OF NEW YORK"
Bright, BrtUlaot. P-autlful Dos't Mis
It.
Bvenlng tI-l-TI-l. Mat. 1 51 7.
BAKER TDEATBE
Phonci-Exchanrfo lit Homo A 617 1-6172
Pretentious
;-s4Q
Showing of Belts
Swell belt effects are thev right thing this spring and our showing Is really wonderful. There are at
least 100 different styles to be seen in our Belt Dapartment, besides scores . of separate buckles, of
most exquisite design and workmanship.-.
Some of the latest arrivals, in fact the first ones
of their kind to be seen in the city, are the new
Persian designs; very stunning; belts In numerous
colorings with oriental buckles.
New leather belts, strictly man tailored, hand
riveted and satin lined, will not stretch out of
shspe.
Elastic belts, plain and cut steel studded, in all
shades to match any costume, riveted throughout
and guaranteed not to tarnish. ' .
The tailored patent leather belts, with gun
metal buckles, are dressy and durable.
Mourning belts of undressed kid with gunmeta!
buckles, very durable and rich looking.
SPECIAL THURSDAY and FRIDAY
New tinsel belts with nobby buckles 49e
BelUbuckles, in the new French gold and
silver finish, new designs and shapes
See Washington-street window..
59c
Ffione Main I
A-U6S
GEO. L. PA KIR, Oen. Manaaer.
Tonight All This Wsk Met. Haturdaf
TXS rrvaGa iDriiTmi or
1 Mima Bmowjr.-
A scream o(-fun and laughter. Llf
in a girl's boarding school. I 'Id you
laugh at "Charley 'a. Aunt"! Well, you
wli. laugh at this, .....
.vnlnge, 16o, !, SOo. " Mai., lt. ISO.
It eat WoeW'smrloc Holm .
LYRIC TMUATUM
Bota raoaeai KaU 448S; Home. A-IMS.
week commencing Monday, April i'.
R. P. Allen present Mls Vm Telton
and th Allen Stock Company in Charl
W. Chase-s dramatisation nf Marl Co-
relir elbrated novel, "THH.JCA."
Matinee Tuesday. Thursday, taiur-
Iday and Sunday. Price ISO and too.
Kverv evenlns at 1:1ft. Prices 10 o. loo
and SOo. Boaea iOe. , Office opea 19 a. m.
I a Av .
q if p. in- -
TOE taANDVsQJeville tie Lcic
For tha Entlr Week of April lo.
I KAU.XH a rtrttBaV Vreeentlng Qe.
M. Cohan Comedy. "Election pels.
MB. LKO COOPER CO. Presenting
Th Price of Power."
TWO XOIXS A Dainty Musical Offer
T. r. afOHTHlgSA The Oean of tha
1. A. T. m. Hi. operators, Kanipuing
THE STAR "0M"' ZZ'tZ
Week Beginning April It, ltes.
Production,
Th R. XX rrench Block Company
In Their Farewell
Free Phones on Fourth Floor
CAMERA
SPECIALS
For One Week Mlrmont De
veloping Paper et 40 per cent
off.
Mirmont Postcards, C CA
per 1,000 .3D.DU
Regular $1 Roy .Tri- PC
pod, special ............ C
Washing boxes for 4x5 CA
5x7 plates, reg. $1, spl. OUC
Negative Drying Rack , C-
reg. 25c; special IDC
Seneca Plate Comera, No. 29,
size j 4x5, regular t0 OC
$775; special '. . . h . DOiO
Seneca Plate Camera, No. 29,
size 3tfx4tf. regular t0 AA
$7.50; special P)UU
Friday Picture
Specials
Facsimile water colors and oils,
reproduced in their original col
ors, .mounted on handsome 3
inch pebbled white mats, and
incased in dainty 1-inch gold
moulding frame, with fancy cor
ner ornaments, colored to har
monize with rest of frame;
glass size 10x20; cheap OA
at $1; FRIDAY ONLY...017C
See Fourth-steet Window.'
Picture Framing o!
All Kinds
DUBBED
y SPECIALS.
Woodlark ."Maroon water "and
syringe combined, best PA
grade, 3-qt ........ePeWU
Woodlark "Maroon" Fountain
Syringe, best grade,
The "Kantleek" Fountain Syr
Inge, red rubber, g't'd sjO TC
2 years, i-qt ...ePasef O
The "Kantleek" Water Bottle,
white rubber, g't'd 2 M Ot
years,
The Kantleek Screw Top Ice
Cap,' two sizes, ; tjl OC
fl.50 and .epleaW
Agents for J. B. L. Cascade
Syringe.:,.,:. . ;f ; ;;;vJ
how BAzna HUT'inn XH."
A Comedy Pram in Four Acta, by Owen
Iiavia. jsauneea Hunaay, i uesoay.
Thursday and Saturday at 1:10 p. m.
Prlcee 10 and 20a Every evening at
l:lt p. m. Prioea lte, 15o and tic.
Nest Week th Armstrong Musical
Comedy Company Presents A Scotch
Highball" - .
The HELODIOU
WINE INDUSTRY
AND ITS LfrLCTS
TEETH
ojESio Save
Psbe0?c money
the
line
cult court against th Perkln Hotel
company for f S9C8B. whloh sum ha
claim ia dua on a contract tor painting
and tinting. H say he was discharged
befor he completed tb work,
lAbge audience r
. HEARS PIANIST
Live Out' Door and Hav Health
Willamette brand tenta ar mad out
of best material and superior workman-
1'ahmP.tt.,r0TPnr DAw"iW Co' !Mt Baxter.
A good audience of Interested aiuslo
people tilled the St Helen- hall tecltal
pianist and lecturer, gave one of his
detlvhtfn! lM-tiira rac.ltala. Afr. Prrr
On the charge that he deserted her on I Is a well known exponent of th lecture
vear ago: Mre. Floreno J. Sninner haa raciwi. . wno ia mm w nava onginaiea
w - I l . U nla r a atvU m ayvnil A n 4 t
Asia aacaaaw gi- mm gj wui uvi at
and him accomDanyinir xi
m - .' oUa. anst lnaMBtlr. tr Uia
(uarneu tn ruruinu in 1000. .. . " I anrk - ihnwi ' much nollsh and '. tafeful
- , 1 -; "'!!., work, besides wide Information on mat-
Purity Liquor Company Special. This hers musical, hla own comDoeltlona on
week our fl.50 grade red and whit I the program laat evening delighted hla
Port aril toe gallon. Bottled beer a gSntr4r0"
specialty. Pre delivery.. Phone East Carr?V5,..tn Pvil nhi.ThX?'
4427. B-1168. 08 Ea,f Morrl.on. -, , .llXZXll
. Thl. evening, .upper 81 r ?& ?rt
lwrenoe assemoiy room, inira ana I' Rin. ; ......... Schumann
Rharman atreets. Stmner S to t in n m. I . . .'.LI ' W" 'i ' ' " " ocnum?J15
Mu.lo by Stllea' orchestra begin. 9 p. m. Wl!SttmmimVvW
' Steamer Jesss Harktna, for Camaa,
Wasbougal and way landing, dally ex
cept Sunday, Loaves Washington atreet
dock at t p. m. , ; f
Hong Le 1 Steam Laundry. First
class work; .reasonable. Both phones.
A burglar ; who likes to hear "Honey
It is your money; and
so, if you see fit to pay
25 cents for a two-ounce
cake of 'toilet soap,
pay it, '
But a 5 cent cake of
Kamennol-Ostrow, No. 22.. ..Kpbenstein
Troll Dance, rrom peer uynt Buite. .
... Orelg
1 Aeonenne. . . .............. .j!. a, rerry
Ballade of last Island.. ....K B. Perry
i Anoani ttpianato ana roionaiae. . ,
,...,..,......(.,.. Chopin
C0MPLEJE DETAILS
. OF KEALTY EXCHANGE
At last night' meeting of . the Port
land realty, board the final organiza
tion bf th nroooaed .real estate ex
change was again: postponed, this time
: going; over until th regular meeting in
May. when the question will , bo again
taken' up. An effort waa made last
night to merge the realty board and
proposed real estate exchange into one
organisation to be known aa tha Port
land real estate exchanire.' . Consider
able opposition developed to this plan,
the older member as a nil favoring
IVftrV Sfian WPlfhS tnrr ganiaatlon. In order .to glv mor
AVUiy OUdp WWgUS lUICC lm, 4o lnvestigat th propowd merger
tSmAo or, ' m,..U e1 ; postponement of final action wa
muim m. uiuvui nuu.ia i agreed upon. "-;-..-'...,.,,...;.,.
. t I It waa announced that th realty
oeiter soap.
ft
HOPE AGAINST HOPE
; III STREET HATTER
j v - - ;
Chamber of Commerce Takes
Up Hard Fight for
Improvements.
Street Improvement hav been taken
in hand by th board of trustees bf th
chamber of commerce and it i hoped
that something will be done to clean up
Portland' atreet befor th Ros Fes
tival next June and to permaneuy re
pair them befor the holding of th
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition.
At m. mMtlnar of th trustee Of th
chamber of commerce yesterday after
noon a resolution waa passea suggest
ing that every other down-town street
in the congested district be closed to
heavy traf J io and - that th alternate
street on which truck and dray
should be allowed to run be paved suit
ably to withstand the traffic
The membership of th chamber la
880, a gain of 660 since the Lewis and
Clark . fair. Secretary OUtner wa.
Prescriptions Carefully Filled and Deli vered
board would go to' Hood River on an
excursion ctaturaay.v May ' Arrange-
, v Why better? ;
Because it is" purer;
because it contains no
"free" alkali; because it
floats. .
Ivory Soap r
f994loo Per Cent. Pure.
tnenta have been, made for snaftlal ratei
on tha steamer Spencer, , and the Hoo!
1 River commercial club will arrange
I for. tha recaption of th xourslonlsts.
; ALL ; DEESS , GOODS .
r ; . EEDUCED. .
Thla
tst
Zaolndea All tha Very
t trprlna Arrivals. ;
Dress good must ro! W must r-
duce our stock at once. Sea today's ad
for the greatest values aver offered by
any rsruua siorc, ine sai also in
clude our magnificent stock of black
and colored silks and - summer . was
fabrics. : Take advantage of the srlenH
Old vaiuea orxerea. Mc Allen JU MrlVin
"Willi Third aa Worelaon. ,
rlvn anthoritv to lease th Dresent ox
hlbltlon quarters in the chamber of
nmmarna huildlne for five years add!
tional and to Install fresh exhibits of
fruits and grain and of fresh fruit
during xa summer., 11. is possioie mi
a cold-storage aepartmeni win d in
stalled to keep tb fruit In. good con
dition. . . .
ADMINISTRATOES u I
' BEP0BU0N ESTATES
With nraeticallv all' claim satisfied.
the estate of the late Frank F. Gil
ham has a balanoe bf 128,872, according
to the final . report . of th executrix,
Kata Gllham. '
Th twentv-fifth semi-annual report
of C. J. Reed and B. Q. Whitehouse on 1
the estate or Jonn ureen snows io.uuo
on hand.
M. M. Cavanauah, W. P. XaRocho and
A. A. Anderson have appraised th es
tate of Katherlne Frommelt at 82,000.
Appraisers of the estat of John Ander
son hav reported that . It is , worth
DARKEY DIALECT .
TTTTia A T)TT. A
.' .1 V V ' SaasaaSMlMBMBS j;'r , "i,
Th usual crowd of admirer greeted
Mrs. . Sylvia W. McOulr last evening
at the White Tempi when sue gave
her lecture oa "ucnoe rom dixie
land. There waa much applause and
enthusiasm over the Interpolation of
darker, dialect in her - work. The - ac
count of southern life1 with which ah
prefaced her readings wa Interesting.
' A musical program followed, and J.
Claire Montefth, baritone aang thre
southern sonsrs. "Kentucky." "For All
Eternity" and "Dixie." Miss Grace
Kemp, waa the accompanist. Waldemar
Lilna, , violinist, piayea . several seieo
tiona - nleaslnalr and was enthusiastic
ally received. lr. Walt accompanied
him.'. c , .t.''. .
1 .4 T r ,
' Building Permit.' ,
Mm.' C. Lewis, ei-ect office, 111
Fourth. 81,000: S. J. Llndqulst, erect
dwelling. Overlook boulevard, near Co
lonial street, $2,600; J. P. Nelson, erect
dwelling, Overlook boulevard, near Co
lonial street, $2,600: C. H. Bauer, ereet
dwelling, Nineteenth street, near Hoyt,
8,60O; St Andrew Parish, erect building,-
East Ninth, between -Alberta and
Wygant, 10,000 B. F. Stapleton, erect
dwelling, East Sixteenth, between Bn
see and Knott, 12.600; Corbett Estate,
repair, store. Fifth, between . Oak and
stark. $3,000; W. H. , McClung, ereot
dwelling, East Eighth, between Tilla
mook and Hancock. $8,000: J. f B. C.
Hockwood, erect dwelling, East Ninth,
corner Wasco, $,00; Murphy rect
dwelUng. 6S. Johnson. t-c" -
i
We Extend
lo
E
Depositors
I VERY accommoda
tion within , the
limits of prudent
banking. If you do not
have a banking home,
you should ; begin at
once by o p e n in g a
checking account with
us.
German
American Bank
Sixth and Washington Sts.,
Portland, Oregon, '. ;:
SAFE-DEPOSIT v BOXES
?4 AND UP PER YEAR.
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OUR NEW POLICIES OFFER ALL THAT. IS BEST, IN
LIFE CONTRACTS EITHER TO BUY OR SELL.' f. ;
low Non-ParOdpaling Rates High Cash Values
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO RELIABLE ACTTVE AOENTa,''
Apply to JXS8X B. KMAKT. Iteaagar at Aareats. 114 fcnmb Xxoaaag aUd
Com and hav free examination. '
VER FILLINGS, 8(0 UP: OOLD FILL
INOS, 75c UP 8KT OF TEKT11. 84 00;
SPLENDID BF.9 88.00: GOLD
CROWNS. 8J.B9 TO $8 00.
All work guaranteed for tan yenrs.
Ladv attendant slwav present All
work don absolutely without pain by
specialists of from IS to 10 rear ax-,
prleno ;,i
Boston Dentists
xom rn A-aoao.
hon Mala B030. '
IllU Jtoirlaoa It, Opp. Postofn. '
F. W. Baltes
and Cpmpany
inVite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
First and Oat
SLABW00D
Delivered on Short
Notice and
fn Any Quantity-
Oregon & Washington Lumber Co.
Foot of Hamilton Ave.
Phone Main 2163
Full Measure Yard
F. B. JONES & CO.
''Y"'
WOOD- Al old body Fir, seasoned,' sawed to order, per cord;. $G
COAL Screened and washed, per ton ................... k ..,$7
. PHONES EAST 7; B-1771.
CURES RHEUMATISM .
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AJT ZaTTZSVAX, BXMXST TOM. I
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$11
Sciatica ' . II Kervotra Headache
Neuralgia II Nearalaio Head ache
Nervousn . II Nervous Dyspepsia ,
Bleeplessnes Nervous AlteoUon
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A.W.MeiV&Co.
Wholesale and Retail Draggtsta,
16th ft Ksrs&all Sts, ; f Portlosd, Cr.
, FAcmo coast kamt ;
A New Departure
Th coat of ' interments ha been
greatly reduced by the Uolmaa Under
taking company. ' . , , ,
Heretofore it haa been th custom of
funeral director to make charge for.
all incidental connected with a fu
neral Th Edward Holmaa Undertak
ing company, th leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, have departed from
that custom. When casket 1 furnished
by us w make no extra charge for'
nbalralng, bearse to cemetery. qutsiJ
box or any services that may be re
quired of Ma, except -clothing, cemetery
and carriages, thus effecting a saving
of $15 to 7 on each funeral.
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
Beller Equipped
Than Ever!
TBYAJT BAST KXSB
honea xaat. 864. B-1888. .
East Side PrinlingCo.
Cor. TTsJoa Av. and a. Washlngtoa.
A Continual
Grind
It always la with th man who uses
poor tool or Implement of any kind.
When a mechanic wishes to do first
class work he must have first-class tools
to do it with, and ther is no plaoe in
town that can furnish you th best of
everything tn tha . hardware line Ilk
Avery'-. - !3..i.y. "r?
AVERliidi
. 45 Third St. Bet. Pine & Ash
820
T- COB. SAX1S0X.
Diamond Roof . Steins
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MAba FROM CRJEOSOTB
5 Qal. JLots' 75c Per Gal.
Portland SasIi S Door Co.
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Makes Shoes Watsrproof .Freserv -
Leather JTot a SUila Al all I .
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6pectacJs 11.00 at Metsger
D2AYAGE ;
STORAGE
TRACKAGE
CLAYS. HORSE ft
Machinery, Safes
and Merchandise
Moved & Stored
ONLY
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