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v- tm tmEGOir doty joffinrar;. vG$rc&ms, fkid'aY evening, .may 22, , isos. 11 CHILDREN'S BARGAIN, Saturday Surprise Sale 11 H M i i CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' HAND-MADE .SILK PROXI LINE BRAID HATS, made on eHlc wir frames, all faced with ilk chiffons, trimmed with silk, ribbons and flowers. These hats . come in fire different shapes, including the pretty poke shapes so' much wanted; colors we have in white, light blue, pink, champagne, nary, brown and red; the best tsIuo ever offered for - . -. ' SATURDAY One Day; Qnly, at . . . . . . WONDER MILLINERY CO. - ; : i ' Morrison and First Streets -. ' ' ' ' . LARGEST MILLINERY HOUSE ON THE COAST , - fcSaaamaams1wia as rttasawu Must be" of 'the highest grade material,! carefully and by Henically rendered and sealed. But if it does not need to pc shipped here from across the country at high freight J-ates it can.be of the most-superior grade and yet be as inexpensive i as an inferior,' uncertain shortening shipped here from 'a distance, ; v , ' ',vV. ''i'-'-fv-"-. ' V' -v;! ''T " i'l ;,: ' MumMa Lard ;: ;.;:.? ;,,';;-'.' ,;-v I .".;:; -;v X - . - js made right here in Oregon of the fat of the healthy wheat-fed hogs. It bears the U. S. Government Inspec tion stamp of wholesomeness and the Union Meat Co.'s guarantee of purity and reliability. ! When ordering tpecify COLUMBIA . Haras, Bacon and Lard :, ;r jUNlON , MEAT 'CO. J ;- PORTLAND, OREGON 5 PIONEER PACKERS OF THE PACIFIC Off GIRL GETS CHANCE ill PRIZE Manual Training Contest for Boys Only, but She . . 'Couldn't Be Shut Out. If you were a small girl and bad worked tbrea whole month to make a beautiful banalnf bookabelf, and then found out that nobody would evr IV and yon couldn't ret a prlso, and all bcc&us you bappanad to ba a g-lrl In stead of a- horrid boy wall, wouldn't you aak your papa to vota for woman's Eurirag-r. ao inera nowi The Honayaaan Hardware company la eonductlnir a conteat amona the pupils mui lltUa fern Wedriek, who lives at 14 of tha Dublla m&niial tmlnlrnr aohoola. Tba conteat waa opaa to boya only, but HuaaaU atrMt. didn't know it. fihe worked for three months to make a nans-ins; bookshelf which aha waa con fident would take a prise. She brought It to the Hontimin HirDwtni com pany's atore yesterday and wanted to nier n in tna contest. When J. H Hardy, who is manairlng the contoat. ezDlained that only boys' WOrk Was to hi Innali1riu1 th Kttll miss looked so wistful that Mr. Hardy and Walter Honeyman contributed IS out of their own pockets to aive her a auwiai prise, xney considered tbat as she waa tha only erlrl in tha city who uianiieaica anouga interest in tne com petition to eome.uo to the store and In quire about the conteat, she deserved this much. LU t tie Mis Wedrlck will have her cleverly made hajitfna; book shelf exhibited with the rest of prises uuima, lu va-roivao. - , BTany Xstar Contest. Some S00 school children at Pnrtiand ntered the conteat, which ended yes terday. Tha Judg-es of the conteat are SIT a mtie d or a chip carvlna or busv this submitted. from a rude doghouse to a finished example ernoon a-radlnar tha wnrk which Includes . overy thing; i. . . -- - r or ins cttDinei-maaera art. The top floor of the Honeyman company's build' ture atore. Ins; looks like a department In a furnl' The competition for the 1200 worth of prises whion, .Portland s big; hardware company la giving; to - the . successful contestants baa been keen, and out of 441 who registered aince March Zl, when the contest opened, mora than S00 have brought in something; in the hopa-. that the work may be : ' considered arood enough to secure the owner one of-the nandsome pnsea wmcn nave oeen on ex hibition In the Alder street window of the Honeyman store. XueoTumg XTaa of Tools.,. '. Tha nrlaea were offered to encouraae tha nroner handllna of carpenter ' and carving tooia in tha manual training schools pf rortlana and xu userui sets of tools to the value of $200 will be dis tributed among; the 30 successful boys this afternoon. Tha names of the prise winners will be- announced In tomor row's Journal, and each bit of work which draws a prise will be placed on exhibition In the Alder street display windows of the Honeyman store, with the makers name attatcned. Hivery piece of work which Is ' considered aood by the Judges, whether It draws a prise or not will also be placed on display, and all tha piecea will remain in the display windows until after tha carni val. Tha judges who ara aradlng the work this afternoon are William Turner, draftsman of the Oregon 'Planing mills; Superintendent Jj. u. DTeeiana or tne Oregon Furniture company, and T, E. Mcllolland, the contractor and builder. They ara eminently qualified to decide aa to wnat pieces ara uie most deserv ing of prises. Metsger sella watches for less. Drinking Men Not Wanted - The abova sign la now seen In many shopa-andnAfXlccs -ia-ihls .city, .because drinking man ara unreliable. ' V ' Competition is too keen and life Is too strenuous for an emplbyer to keep men on his payroll whose ; nerves . ara un steady and whose brains are not clear, Every line of business ta beginning to close Its doors to drinking men. Drunkenness Is a dlseaaa and. like most diseases, has Its remedy. Orrine la the reliable' treatment . and js sold under a positive guarantee to affect a cure or your money will ba refunded. Orrine is la two forms; No. i. which can bs used without tha patient's knowl edge In tea, coffee or food, and Ho, t, for those who wish to ba cured. , The guarantee applies to both forma. Mailed in plain eealed package on ra- oalpt of 1140. Write for free booklet. mailed In plain eealed envelope.' Tha Orrine Co., Washington, XX C or Clarke Woodward Drug Co.. and nearly all druggists In 'Portland. " , BLAME CAR C0L1PANY FOR DELAYED PAVIfIG Members of Street Commit tee Are Considering Cur tailment of Franchises. That tha Portland Railway, Light A Power company la partly responsible for tha delay in the street improvement work Is tha contention of the members of the street committee of the city executive board, and at yesterday's meeting they requested City Attorney Kavanaugh to enlighten them as to whether they could secure redress from tha' railway company. Tha company la charged with delay ing Its work in placing tracks and pav- ln ar with bricks inatda tha traka on cer tain etreeta on which the Pacific Bridge company has contracts for paving. When the bridge company asked for runner extensions or time on Chapman street from Spring to Elisabeth and on Kiiiigswortn irom union to Patton. thi members wanted to know why the ex tensions were asked for inasmuch aa extensions had been granted on these streets several months Kg a. The bridge company alleged that their work had bean delayed because the rail way company had failed to lav new tracks on Chanman street and had failed to place stone blocks between the tracks on Kllllngsworth avenua The executive board ordered tha rail way company months ago to make these Improvements and tha committee wants to take away part of the company's franchise or obtain redress in some other way. The committee recommended that the following awarda for street improve ments be made: Barber Asphalt com pany. Improvement of East Sevententh street, 17,t4S.2t; same company. East Twentieth street, M.SS8; etas Band company, Harding street. 13,961; Pacific Bridge company, isjiow atreet, 110,644. Kaysera first black, white and colore. Bee uannon s ad page quality silk gloves, lors. iio tomorrow. 1 MAT mm V ( VVJ We are offering EVERY DAY in the year the two, greatest lines of clotfo ing in the United States-r ; At fff0S.tlB We show hundreds of suits the 1 equal of any suit sold- elsewhere iri the city at $15 Guaranteed in every way Your money refunded if hot satisfactory At A 5 POLttB We show suits that are marked iri uptown windows at $20 and $25 Come in and make us proye it. WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD ITS SO i,4 MO 3rd and Oak; V 1st arid Yamhill fWfaVfJSSJ sal 1 aaia .aaaaaaa iuaaM SaHiaisaU nawwaja?! waaui Having had a disagreement with Hackett, Carhart &. Co., whom we represented as Agents for Portland, a demand has been made for an immediate settlement, and as a result we are HANDLING THEIR. MERCHANDIS2 To save our good name and future credit we will makevthfergreatest sacrifice, ever heard V of in Oregon or elsewhere TOP Am BOTTOM:-S WASHINGTON 2)-STIlEET $M S 'ML $1.00 Monarch Shirts, a eae e .15c, 25c E. & W. and Arrow Collars, all sizes, cut to; S5 J. B. . Stetson Hats, cut to -:iL v aaasaa " 5 $15.00 Men's Suits, cut to $20.00 Men's Suits, - cut to iaeaaiM awsaala avsaf aa. $25.00 Men's Suits, cut to ..... al . . ' a - - o 50c President Suspenders, 0 -cut to tafaaeMSaa.saaSf atvaaSSi ' aaaaaa4aaa 25c Men's Hose s pnttor:: . wa' Ititaiasasst Matsi and hundreds of other articles : numerous to mention r too You All Know What High Class Merchandise We Carried M KtKl Hit Itkf 1:1 Ml II (- ft M8i 4 r 1 5 SaawMAY 2M9 &b 10 AM.
