THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLANP, WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 13, 1908.
PTprjilrTcgics J
. TOXIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
yrla ,..,i."Th tady from Laramie"
Star ....."The Marry Widow' Return"
Grand . . .. ..... . i . . . Vaudeville
v A jury In Judge Cleland's department
of, the circuit court Is hearing evidence
today In the cue of Charles efeier
'gainst I M. Holbrook and wife for
$4,646 damages, this aum being claimed
for alleged failure to keep the- terms
Of a lease entered Into ln July, 106.
Xeiner says he was to install dry
goods and clothing store In the Hol
brook block In St. John a at a rental of
i 145 per month, the lease to run for two
years from August, 1906. He alleges
he bought a stock of goods for - the
tore, but was never permitted to oc
cupy It, - ' j
v R, A. Justice has petitioned the city
council asking j that' a S-cent streetcar
fare be established In Portland. Justice
Inclosed a clipping from The Journal,
In which was recounted the victory or
Tom jonnson or doveiano, umu, in win
ning a -cent fare after a aaven years'
fight - " Justice argues In his petition
that Inasmuch as Cleveland can have a
8-cent fare, Portland, "the beautiful
- Hose City' Is entitled - to ths same
treatment, or at leaat "to a decent (-cent
fare service." - The petition will cOroa
before the council this afternoon.. ,
A cantata will be given by the choir
of tha Fourth Presbyterian church for
the benefit of the Bell wood' Presbyterian
church at the latter church. Seventeenth
street and Spokane avenue, this evening
at 8 o'clock. The cantana, "Crona and
Crown," has been given by the 18-volce
choir at ; several churches since Easter
anifr ia-met wttb, fevoir-rThe soloists
of the choir ere: Soprano, Miss Carrie
Spalding; alto. Miss Elinor '. Kurth;
tenor, Mr. Davis: basso, G. H. Besto; or-
Sanist, Miss Tiule Klumpp; violin, Mr.
lathes; director, Mrs. J. 8. Hamilton.
Residents in the neighborhood of -18 J
JJorth' Fourteenth street, represented by
Henry Flicker,' living at that address,
complain of a bogus picture man who
secured several dollars from them by
representing himself as a photograph
enlarger. His pJan was to call at the
houses and offer o enlarge photos free
of charge. In consideration the .cus
tomer was to buy a picture frame) cost
ing $1 or $4. The picture frames were
Said for In advance. Nona have been
silvered. :' ; 1 .
r President Edward T. Kagle of the
Mount Scott Improvement association
called a well attended meeting to order
tfondav evening at the association's hall
n A r let a. A commTttea of three was
appointed to Investigate tha possibili
ties of a new railway atatlon building
at Laurelwood. The old one was burned
some time ago. The committee will
make a report at the next, meeting next
Monday night, when the club will also
receive the report of the electrie light
and fire engine committees..
" The South Portland 'Republican club
wilt open the campaign in South Port
land tonight with a rally, at which many
of tne candidates will speak. The chief
feature of the evening will be a debate
on the recall bill between Wr S. TTRen
and W. R. McQarry. R. L. Stevens wilt
open his campaign for reelection as
fcherift There will be a number of
other candidates On' the speaking list,
while an Interesting musical program
has been arranged by Miss Llna Har
was and Frank D. Hennessy.
Bishop 8. C. Breyfogel" of Reading,
Pennsylvania, will preach tonight at
8 o'clock at the First English Evan
gelical church. East Sixth and Market
streets. The meeting will be In the
nature Of a union mass meeting of the
United Evangelical. and' United Brethren
tion. Bishop Breyfogel - came to the
coast to attend the Evangelical asso
ciation conference which just closed at
Little Falls, Washington.
Througli a' typographical error yes
terday In the copy of the Florence Cen
tral Mining company the o-penlng state
ment should have read as follows: "The
Ooldfleld Florence Is 'the richest gold
mine on this nation's soli the monster
monarch of them all." Whereas the
word "Ooldfleld" was omitted making
the sentence read very differently from
what was intended.
Articles tost and found on the street
cars May IS: Eighteen -umbrellas,, 4
books, 1 package school books. 1 satchel,
2 suitcases, 1 package of builder's plans,
1 hatchet 1 lunch dox, 1 sheet music,
1 purse, I shirts, 1 package of wrinkle
eradtcator, I roll of paper, t pairs of
? loves. Call at the lost article room of
he O. W. P. railway station, corner
First and Alder.
Water through hose for' sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for In' advance
and used only between the hours of I
and 8 a. m. and 6 and p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling .streets. If
used contrary to these rules or waste-
fully It wilt be shut off.
Tom Conley Is on trial today In Judge
OTJay department of the circuit court
on a statutory charge. Another case
against him, on a similar charge, will
be taken up by a jury In Judge Bro
naugh's department as soon as the first
case is finished. - ; a
U There is no excuse In suffering from
corns and bunions when relief can be
so easily had with a few applications
of Hedglns Corn Cure, the great rem
edy sold by Albert Bernt, the druggist,
itl Washington street. , -
Beginning Saturday, May It, a local
ear to Lents Junction, over the Spring
water division, wilt be put on, leaving
First and Alder streets at 6:40 p. m.
dally, except Sunday. ,
- Able business man going east will at
tend promptly to private personal bus!
nww. ovriuiu - cunuacnuai. bo
Portland.
4.
A dinner will be given In the new
Commercial club rooms by the primary
council - ox me eignm missionary de-
' Only rich people can
afford to use -poor soap.
For this reason: Poor
soap contains an excess
of alkali which weakens
the fabric and shortens
the life of everything it
touches.. , , i ,
' Rich people can stand
that sort of thing, i .-. :
People who are not
rich should use Ivory
Soap for everything but
the coarsest, commonest
.things that need to y be
washed.
; Ivory Soap
99 ioo'Pcr Cent. Pure.
F. W; Baltos
and Company
invito your
inquiries for-PRINTING
Phones
Main 165
Home J 1163
First and Oak
partment, Thursday, May 11 at - T p.
m. Pinner speeches will be made by
the bishop of California, Judge Wil
liams, W. B. Wheelwright and others.
It is particularly desired that those who
have received Invitations should respond
at once as but a limited number can
be accommodated. Dr. Oeorge S.
Whiteside is the chairman of the din
ner committee. . , .?.,
" Why buy" I?. 60 or $3 machine-sewed
shoes when for 63.60 you can buy a
hand-sewed- Sorosls, "the shoe that has
no equal"? Knight's, Third and Wash
ington, sole agents. .:.s -y-,
- Mra,Manetta A. Butler has begun suit
for divorce -from Levi Butler, charging
mat ne oeseriea ner in Msrcp, l02.
They were married at Centerville, Iowa,
In lift! ., ' -if . . "
The Regulator line steamboat Bailey
Gatxert makes round trip to The Dalles
daily except Sunday. . Leaves Portland
7 a. Bj returns p. m. Alder street
dock. Phones Main 14. A-tlU.
Japanese Anti-Dust Compound, for
sweeping floors; removes all dust with
out stirring It up. Pioneer Paint Co.,
136 1st st Phones M. 1884, A-1S34.
' Steamer Jesse Rarklns, for Camas.
Waabougat and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 1 p. m.
Pla-Mate children's shoes, box. calf, 6
to 8, $1.60; 8H to 12, tl.76. At Knight's,
northwest corner Third and Washington.
Walk-Over buckle Oxfords $8.60 per
pair, ttest vaiue ever made. Knight's,
Third and Washington.
Knight's have more styles of $3.60
Oxfords than any other shoe house in
the northwest,.
If you have trouble to find the hose
to match your gown or shoes, try
nmgai s.
Prise waits Oriental building. Danc
ing every Wednesday s and Saturday
Weill.).
J. Chambers & Son, opticians, now at
ill Morrison street, Alarquam building.
Btttln slippers, stage last. In all col
ors.. Knight's, Third and Washington.
Woman's Exchange. Ill Tenth street,
lunch 11:80 to I; business men's lunch.
Ladles take peep at the Sorosls
hosiery department at Knight's.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists, Third and Washington.
Exclusive styles In Ladles' and chil
dren's hose at Knight's.
Ladles Sorosls 39c hose will wear.
Knight's, sole agents.
I
Children's hose that will wear. 16c
per pair at' Knight's.
Canvas Oxfords In all colors, $2.60,
Knight's.
Shaw Knit socks for
Knight's.
Sorosls hosiery 26o
Knight's.
men 36c, at
per pair, at
Sorosls solves the shoe question for
ever. .
Big stock of baseball shoes at Knight's.
Sorosls shoes are practically perfect
Baby shoes with wider toes at Knight's.
Berger. signs, show cards. 314 Yamhill.
Knlght'swant your children's trade.
Journal want ads, lo a word.
Yachting Oxford knight's.
AT THE THEATRES
jWswW"ssi
JMm. Wiggs" Tomorrow Night.
The attraction at the Helllg the
atre. Fourteenth and Washington
itreets,, for. three nights, beginning
tomorrow.' Thursday, will be Llebler
Co.'s production of the famous charac
ter comedy. "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cab
bage Patch' A special price matinee
will be given Saturday afternoon.
Francis Wilson Next Monday.
The distinguished American comedian,
Francis Wilson, supported by an excel
lent company of players, will present
the dellghful comedy. "When Knights
Were Bold,' at the Helllg theatre. Four
teenth and Washington streets, next
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday night
May 18, 16, 10. The advance seat sale
will open next Friday morning. ,
"The Heir to the Hoorah."
The first - stock production In the
nor th west of - Pau 1 "Armst ron g's- f amou a
western comedy, 'The Heir to the Hoo
rah" is meeting with Immense success
at the Baker thla week and packed
houses" will evidently be the rule at
every performance. The play Is a da
light .
"The Lady From Laramie" Tonight.
If you haven't been to the Lyric
this week to see the Allen company
in moir newest - oriering, i na laay
from Laramie," you have missed one
of the finest theatrical treats that the
Portland publio has had offered it this
season.. .v , . j
'"The Merry Widow." .
A lively little musical comedy Is Of
fered by the Armstrong; company at the
Star theatre this week. In which the
largest merry widow hat in the world
is Introduced. This tide of the enter
tainment is "The Merry Widows (Re
turn)."' There are vaudeville acta as
well as the regular specialties on the
program. - ., . .. , ,
Clrcnt at the Grand.
The feature act this week -at the
Grand Is a travesty of a ctreus, "The
Laughing Home." ' The usual freaks of
a circus are shown, and then enters the
wonderful horse. No one can sit through
this act without laughing. A high grade
musical act is that of the Doric Four,
who can sing better than most quartets.
Their selections, have been made wlia
care, and- each song makes a hit -
. Uniforms Dollar Ppieee. '
From the System. -;
A prominent New Tork contractor re
cently undertook to build a six mile
barge canal through a Louisiana wilder
ness in so days. His force of engineers.
commissaries and laborers were trans
ported, encamoed and soverned alone
army lines, even In the matter of cloth
ing. Armyjinifortns that had been re
lected because of alight variation from
the prescribed cut were bought from
the 'government at about $1. a garment
THE STORE NOTED FOR BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
IE
Hosiery
Banrairis
Children'! fine and heavy ribbed
Hosiery, r fast black, , double heel
and toe, warranted very best 20c
grade. Only 50 dozen in thii lot
Now on ".sale- at,: special, ; A'
the."' pair ....... X UC
Women'? fast black' Hosiery, extra
quality, with double heels, (toes
snd soles; a splendid 25c grade and
never sold for ; less. We reserve
the right to limit f 0 1
the quantity, pair ls2C
100 dozen Women's White Foot
Hosiery, warranted absolutely fast
blick -double heel and toe ' and
beit elastic top; full fash- C
ioned 25c' grade, pair. . .. .. IDC
Women's fine French Lisle Hose,
in beautiful new lace designs, also
in plain double heel and toe and
elastic top - "Gordon. Qo.
Dyed;" Reg r 50c grade.V, .aWC
It may seem strange that this firm, enjoyinfct as it has the
confidence and respect of the Portland public for 25 years,
should . decide .to . close out - a . lucrative business. ' However,
such ia the case, There are some things in connection I with
this Closingout Sate" which in no manner concerns the general
public. The' character of the stock carried by us is too well
known tq need mention here. The siles prices , will speak for
themselves.
36-In. Taffeta Silk
Great closing-out sale of 50 pieces
36-inch Black Taffeta Silk, bough!
to sell at $1.25 a yard, at... 83
Remember this is all pure silk and
not the usual half-cotton "sale"
silks. Mail orders filled promptly.
$45 SUITS AT $33.00
; ; All Styles All Colors
r.A.JJ i at.1 laV Ulm eaesAn'a firmer anri Vtf frar
J.IIL1UUCU. Ill U1V VUUTC IUI AIC gt,auig iuiva - o
mentr, made by New York's most skillrarman tailors and equal
HIV SVV O V J W VSV. V r av-vsa
tailor, i A complete . line of popular
cokrsruch as browns, blues, greens
and fancy mixtures. . See window.
Suits at $24.85
Our entire line of Women's and
Misses' suits, worth op to $37.50, on
sale at this price. Every garment ele
gantly tailored and finished in the best
possible manner all colors and a
great variety of new and attractive
styles.
Suits at: $12.50
Regular 'values up to $20. A special
lot of Women's and Misses' Tailored
Suits in brown and blue stripe effects;
also a few " plain colors neatly
trimmed and finished. Your choice
during the Great Closing-Out Sale at
above prices.
li
Corsets
Reduced
CaWe Net Ventilating Corsets,
neatly trimmed with -ribbon and
lace best regular 75c quality
sizes 18 to 30 now on A7p
sale at 'special ....... , ,...riC
Thomson's new Glove-Fitting Cor
sets, in new high-bust model for
the average figure ribbon and
lace trimmed hose supporters,
front-and sides $L25 95c
Broken line of Warner's - and
Thomson's Corsets aU new styles
some sold at $2 arl up to $3
apiece Closing-out Sale QCf
Price, at special, each .. jreyC
Tape Girdles, in pink, whit and
blue, trimmed with bow of satin
ribbon standard 50cigradeat any
store in town. Now on O C
sale, at special, each Y....,
White Waists
3000 fine White Lawn Waists, on
the bargain table, during this great
sale at above price. Come in all
styles lace or embroidery
trimmed, long or short sieves and
open front or back. Standard $1.75
and up to $2.50 values. All sizes.
i)rcssG(Docls--Silte
Entire Stock Reduced
Not a varH renerveil T?vrv nier has trrA fr
leave our shelves now in a hurry. Compare
these prices with others sabout town. May
orders filled.
36-inch Worsted Suitings, in stripes, checks
and plain colors very serviceable and the
best reg. 50c quality. AH colors and Oo
size checks. Closing-Out Sale price. ... -OC
44-inch Herringbone Stripe Suitings, in
browns, blues, green, tan and black strictly
all wool and best $1.50 quality. Closing- QQ
Out Sale price, special, the yard eOC
52-inch Navy Blue Serge warranted strictly
all pure wool and the best $1.00 quality. Re
member this is extra tide. Closing- 70
Out Sale price, special, the yard f 5C
50-inch Black French Serge bought to sell
in the regular way at $1.35 a yard warranted
all pure wool. A great bargain at QQ
this special low price, the yard ....7)C
ischoltl Supjfc
At Wholesale Prices
Hotel, restaurant and private-housekeepers should take advantage
of the splendid values we are now offering in this department
60-in. Bleached Table Damank, extra heavy,
good for hard wear and a splendid 45c
grade; new floral designs. Extra spe- OC
cial during this sale at, a yard ...... XiaJC
Scotch Lace Curtains, 2lA yards long and 34
inches wide several dainty patterns to
choose from standard 50c quality. OC
During this great sale at special, pr..JJC
19-inch Linen Russia Unbleached Crash
very absorbent arYd extra heavy the identi
cal grade usually sold at 12c yd. 7l
now on sale at special, a yard 1 2v
72x90 Hemmed Sheets full bleached and
extra quality reinforced center. Our very best regular AC
60c quality. Buy them during this great sale, at special, ea. .lwC
CLOSING
OUT
TUB STOCK
Take Advantage of This
Greatest, of AU
I Sales.
Cor. Third and Morrison Sts.
CLOSING
OUT
THE STOCK 5
Take Advantage of This
Greatest, of All
Sales.
Two Christian Science
r Lectures
; . bt
Frank H. Leonard
C S. B.
CT BBOOKZ.TV, V. T. ' '
Member of the Christian Bclence board
of lecturshlp of the First Church of
Christ. Scientist.. Boston, Massachusetts.
At the Beilifl Theatre
sTcmaT Ajmiuroov ato arxxzara
MAY 24th
At t- -oloek in -"the-af ternoonmn4
o'clock In the evening. :
Mr. Leonard comes under the auspices
of the First end Second Churches of
Christ. Scientist. Admission free. No
reserve! seats.
jfVSArV
OUR SPECIALTY
DIAMONDS
15
5
ON EASY
PAYMENTS-LESS
THAN ELSE
WHERE FOR CASH .
Docs Your Piano Need Tuning
Rerulatlnr. polishing- or any repairs T
Do you want it stored or moved T If so.
EllER'S PIANO HOUSE
153 Washlnsrton St, are better' prepared
than any house in the northwest to give
you oest worxmansmp ana service.
Phone them. Exchanre It or A-2850.
Hooniight Skallng
; " , roinaxT . ,
' " WoaxoBHOtr arxan
' '. TMXDAX STXQXT
Is the closing night of the pres-
ent management.
When a .firm -is known to excel its
competitdrs in any one attribute, it
becomes recognized as "a specialist."
We are "IT." We carry a larger
V stock of diamonds, sell more dia
. monds, know more about values of
diamonds, and sell them for less than
any. jeweler in the city. If you con
template purchasing a diamond don't
fail to examine our stock and compare
prices.
MARX & BLOCH
Largest Diamond Dealers in Oregon
74 Third Street, Near Oalt Street
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Nervous Headaches
Neuralgic Headache
Nervous Dyspepsia
Nervous Affections .
Sciatica
Neuralgia
Nervousness
Sleeplessness
HUES 8T7!PUEI BT"T-
A.W.AlIcn&Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
16th & Marshall Sts., Portland, Or,
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.
DRAY AGE
STORAGE
TRACKAGE
Phon CLAY S. MORSE
4th & DAVIS wn. 13th & HQYT
Machinery, Safes
and Merchandise
Moved & Stored
Better Equipped
Than Ever!
TBT AX ZAST szsx nima
. Phones scat SSM, B-iass.
East Side Printing Co-
Cor. Union Ave. aa r. Washington.
n THUATUn
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juajb4jvJ i4n ana sbm.-i
. ; Fhones Main 1 ant A-tU'l.
three nights nrrnixxixti r '
KuV. .
Special-Price Matlnxe Fstm i.v,
i -The t'atnoua Character Com.-.! v.
""fs. Wis of the Cslhzzt W
Evening. II. B0 to Mat,, l;?j
; I3AK14R TMUA'I Kli
;,IhoiM Mam 2; A-ssho.
.: Geo. Baker, an. lijii.
Tonight all this week matinee K
urday. First time in stock here. In
Armstrong's famous wesfrn run..'
TSB K2JIB TO TED HCOKAi:
: An attraction worth a gr"at dn
more than these regiilar Baker prlt
Evenings. 35c, 85c, 50c; matinees. 1
26c Get your seats early.-
SText Week "Secret Btrrion."
iv LYRIC TI-I13ATRU
Both hones KaU 468S; Borne A-lC
Week commencing Monday, May II. 1
R. Allen presents Miss Verna
Telton and the AHen' Etock
Company in the. amus
ing ontelv drama
THB LAST rSOBC LABAMIE
Matinees TuesdayThursday, B&inrfl.i;
and Sunday. Prices 10c and 20c.
Every evening at . 8:15. Prices 10 -
20o - and 10c. Boxes 60c.
Office open 10 s. tn. to 10 p. n
TBE GSAK3 VzatfevUIe deles
, Entire week of May 11, -490
TBS DOaiO TOUB
High-Class Singing Quartft.
. v "THB UVOHZWO KOXS23"
- SVCUUTB TXIO
World's Greatest Triple-Bar Artists
T. T. KOHTBESSA ,
The I. Av,T. 8. E. Man.
On ' time -with the latest anlmat '
'- pictures.
THE STARWuslcat Corned,
Week of Mav 10, 190
TWO VBOVI : ETTBT STXKISa
7:30 and 9:1ft p. sa.
- Iower ' floor. t6c, balcony .- 15c.
" Matinees dally at 2:80 p. m.. 15c.
The ARMSTRONG COMPANT OFFKP r
"TSB KSMT WDOW1 8ETVKK
In this production will be worn th
largest "Merry Widow" hat In the won ;
mrnoAZi town
NICKELODION
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mar tbxp to cxiOvds
' part II COMIC
wsoiro OTXOOAT
Los Angelcr
vs.
Portland
BJBCSSATXOir PABK. COS
TATOBIT AJTD S4TK BTS.
. MAT 13, 14. IB, 16, 17.
Games begin -week days a
3:0 p. m., bunday, 2:80 p. m.
. AfltnlMHlnn fe Rlearhers
J85 grandstand, 60c: boses, 25c extra
children, bleachers, 10ct grandstand, 2 ai
,,;,;:: UUtTZ SAT TBXDAT.
1 Boys ' under jl ' f ?ee ' to ' bleacher
Wedneaday. , , . , .
TEET
sirm, Save
Rlosey
Come and have rree ezamlnntion.
WB EXTRACT TJCETH FKlitsi; SI I,
VER FILXINQ& II 6o UP: GOLD FIL U
INGS, 76o UP; SET OF TEETH. J o.i
SPLENDID SET. $.00; GOLL
CROWNS. $i.60 TO .O0.
All work guaranteed for ten years.
' Lady attendant alwavs present.
work done absolutely without pain I
specialists of from12 to. 20 years' ex
perlence. 5 .
Boston Dentist
rj -X Home Phone A-8030.
- Phone Mala S03D.
S91H Btorrlsoa Bt OOP. Postofflce.
A New Departure
: The cost "of - interments has been
greatly reduced by th Holman Under'
taking company.
Heretofore It has been the custom o
funeral directors to make charges for
all incidentals connected with a fu
neral. The Edward Holman Undertak
ing company, the leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, have departed fron
that custom. When casket is furnish
by us we make bo extra charges f
embalming., heerse to cemetery, outsld
box or any ' services that may be re
quired of ' us. except clothing, cemetery
and carriages.-thu"cffecting a ' aavln
of $25 to $7S on each funeral
THE EDWARD HOLT.IAr:
'UNDERTAKING CO.
f UO TB3BO ST. COB. SAtMOW.
WOMAir A BPBCIAXTT
r
amlnatlon free.
S. X. CBAK, th
only "Chinese worn",
doctor In this city, fc: i
has cured many af
flicted sufferer.-Cur
private and female d
eases, also throat (
't lung troubles: etom
Diaaaer -t ana . siu..
and diseases of
kinds that the htm
flesh ts heir to. Cut
by Chinese herbs n -roots.
Bemedles ban.
less. No operatic
Honest treatment. I -Jfll
Clay sU oor. Tt.it
Diaiiiond M Mx
, AJJi gHADES
- MADE FROM CKEOSOTB
5 Gat. Lots 75c Per Qzl.
HAIR. CUTTING 25 CENTS
.'Tour Shoes Shlned Frs.
' TUB KODEt BABBZB EEOP,
T Sixth Street. -
Portland Sash & Deer Co.
HW ewer "
woodward's sur i: ::
dat,ci?iG acada! :::v
Orens Exposition Rink h-lnnit? M
I RUAY, MAY 1. an.i wdi l' ' '
nights a week Weilnen.J..vi. Hii i
anil Sundavs. Psr'ms i.n hiri
miaslon 25c. Lfii- fr-.. ' '
paos the door. Mn-t"enlh i 1
fngton strt.
ab Priniir. (,'
Mt. ft If on r. i r t ft v y ' - r ;
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