The Oregon daily journal., June 24, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY -EVENING, JUNE -24, 1808.
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Town Topics
XOXICIIX'S AMUSEMENTS.
Heiltfr .... ."The Toy Shoo."
Baker ; ..,.,... "The Henrietta"
Btar "Charley's Undo."
111 ....... . . . . . 4 . .H.V1.V
Marquam Vaudeville
The Oak.. Concerts 2:30, 8:80 p. m.,
. ... f ............ "WhJrley-Girley-
Lyrlo ......... ."A Gentleman Convict."
The annual tea at the Rat ton noma
given yesterday afternoon was largely
. attended and was one of the most elab
orate ever given for the entertainment
" of the old people. Those In tha receiv
ing line were Mrs. A. H. Willie. Mrs.
Mary Knox, Mrs. A. R.. Rumaey, Mrs.
John A. Burgard, Mrs. A. Lang. Mrs.
D. M. McLaughlin. Mrs. B. F. Weaver
and Mrs. A. Shannon. Tha dining room
: was decked with large bunches of. Caro
line Testout roses. ' The candy table
was an attractive feature . and was
served by young ladies of the Third
Presbyterian church. The program of
. muslo was under the direction of Mrs.
juyroa Miuer. unose who mo pari,
were Miss Grace Campbell. Miss Alice
Juston, Miss Catherine - Covach, and
Miss Sarah Glance. Miss Mabel Bel-
over gave soma readings ana was weu
1 received.
Judge ODay In tha circuit court yes
terday heard testimony In the east of
the Gauld company against Stanley A
Shoemaker to oolleot 8268 on a me
chanio's Ilea for plumbing work In four
bouses in Alblna, owned by M. B. Thomp
son. IJ. S. Hlsrh was the -contractor.
.tie subletting the plumbing. This U
the ease In which an effort was made
to attack the Gauld company on tha
' ground that it Is a member or an un
lawful plumbing trust, but this question
was ruled out In the preliminary skirm
ishes. The defense now rests on tho
assertion that tha material for which
Jay is claimed did not go into the bulld
ogs. Toe case : was continued Ifor
. argument until next Saturday. ,,,
Mr. B. G Mathews, wife of B. a
Mathews, a pioneer resident of tha east
side, died at the family residence. 9
East Alder streets, last Saturday after
noon and was burled from the Haw
thorne,. Park Presbyterian church,, of
which congregation she wae a charter
member, Monday, afternoon. Interment
being; In Lone Fir cemetery. Mrs. Math
ews was born In West Riding, York
shir. England, October 30, 1842,. and
was married to B. C. Mathews. January
II, 1866, In Jacksonville, Illinois. She
Is survived by her husband, two sons
and a daughter, all residents of Port
land... -
The Sacred " Heart school will hold
its i closing exercises next' Thursday
evening, June 25. A number will also
fraduate on that occasion, and the
iplonias will be given them. . The
Holy. Name society of this parish has
- procured a beautiful banner. It will
cost about $160. - It will be .blessed
July-IS. - Representatives from all the
Cat hollo societies will be Invited, and
arrangements have been made for their
entertainment. The Social dub. will
blcV its regular whist and musical
social this evening.
1 Rev. 4 George B. Van Waters, rector
of St. David's Episcopal church, : has
asked the police' to protect his home,
the rectory at East Twelfth and East
Morrison. A . roughly dressed -i man
called there yesterday, and asked the
little girl, the only occupant-of the
house at the time, for the "proprietor,'4
' demanding at the same time something
to eat and 10 cents in cash. As Rev.
Mr. Van Waters - will be absent from
home for a day, or two he thinks the
house should be -watched.
Members of the city . council were
again confronted with the arch of Wel
lcome at 'Sixth and 'Hoyt streets when
a communication from the Rose Festi
val association was brought up. Be
fore the letter was read. Mayor Lane
referred it to tne committee on ju
dlclary and elections. There are a
number of claims against tha arch-for
labor. ana material. , t ;.,..
' A faithless bed-fellow, H. Puenoynl
by name, helped himself to ISO and a
watch- belonging- to A. Johnson In the
Columbia hotel, ' First ' and Columbia
streets, between midnight ana z o'ejock
this morning. Johnson had taken the
man in for the night, and was repaid
. for his kindness by losing all the' valu
ables in ma cioimng.
Water through hose for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
. or windows must be paid for In advance
and used only between tha hours of S
and 8 a. m. and 8 and p. ra. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules or waste
fully It will be shut off.
Missing for a. week, the fata cf Ed
M. Hunter, a runner for tha Interna
tional hotel, was learned yesterday af
temoon when his body was found float
ing In the Willamette. He leaves two
motherless children, who are living with
an aunt, iiunter was years old.
Tha report of the commutes on Ju
diciary and elections recommending that
the petition of O. F. Isaakson for a
hearing cf the charges on which he was
dismissed front the police force, be de
nied, was adopted by the city council
this morning. .
Sheriff Steven yesterday 'afternoon
closed tha saloon of F. C Markwardt at
111 Third street, on an attachment Is
sued In a suit brought by the Mount
Hood Brewing company. The company
claims that Markwardt Is Indebted to it
In tha sum of 1633 for rent and liquors.
Ida Miller Brown baa begun suit for
divorce from Frederick Emery Brown, to
whom she was married September 1,
1908. 6he says that he Is a heavy drink,
er. and frequently goes on sprees. She
asks to resume aer maiden name, Ida
Miller. .
Til km yon and when I get my
f-r-r-revenge IH go." K. G. Brooks
hurled this - Una from ' a yellow-back
full la the face of his landlady, Mrs.
Nellie Coleman,, whose ancestors,-, like
those of Brooks, came, from Sunny Af
rica, 'and consequently Mrs. Coleman,
' a. comely grass widow, left her houa
at .228 Lincoln street to run itself
LIVESTOCK GLUO
JlilOES GAfflE
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Former State Superintend
. ent' Placed, in Charge of
r . Country Club Exhibit.
George Gammle, who far many years
has 'been superintendent of livestock ex
hibits at the Oregon state fairs - at
Salem, has been selected for the aame
position by the Portland Country club
and Livestock association, to officiate
in that capacity during; the Pacific
national- meet held here the week of
September 21-26. - Mr, Gam into has been
closely identified with the livestock in
dustry of the west for a great many
years, has been associated, with Judging
committees in other . portions of the
country, and Is thoroughly familiar
with all the ribbon-wlnnlng fancy stock
on the Pacific slope. .
; cx-:'-y'-:-: a fvarjra ef Entrus, :-V-';i;
He will 'be in - charge of the I four
important divisions during the 'expo
sition here, entries for which are being
received every - day. The classes . are
as follows: . s
- Division A Horses. -
Class 1 Standard bred and Morgan
horses These include stallions of 1.
2, 8 and 4 years of age; mares of 1,
3 and S years of agt with 4-year-olds
accompanied by sucking foal or in foal.
Three prizes, will be awarded in - each
class. . . . '- '
Class 3 American, English,- German
and French coach and hackneys, with
aame classification as in class 1.
Sweepstake medals for the best stal
lion and mare, any age, are included -in
these sections.
Class 8 Imported and American pure
bred Percheron and French draft horses,
aame classifications as abova -
Greater Interest will, of course, . be
taken in the grand national speciai
prises offered by the Percheron society
of America, limited to stallions and
mares shown at the different fairs dur
ing the present summer and fall. The
only condition la that the animal must
be owned by the xhlbRor who muat bi
a member of the Percheron society and
his animal recorded. Gold medals and
reserve ribbons go to the winners In
this class. ,
Special Sheep FrlsM.
T Class 4 -Imported and American purs
bred Clydesdale and Englishshlre, usual
Classifications. '
Class 6 Any draft breeds other than
the preceding.
- Class 6 -Jacks and Jennets. ..
' Class 1 Special cup claasea-
-; Division B This will Include all
classes of beef and dairy cattle, bulla
cows, champions, hercs, groups, etc."
Division C 6pclal prises and In-
creased prises will be offered In the
swine exhibits Included In this depart
ment which embraces Poland Chinas,
Berkshires, Duroo Jerseys. Any. other
breeds, specials, with . -, sweepatake
classes.';'-;. - -"."''.''-
- Division D In ths - aheep division
there will also be special - prises . and
Increased prises - offered above all
awarded at any previous shows held in
the northwest. ' Classes Include, shorj
wool mutton breeds, long-wool mutton
breeds. Merlnoes, Angora goats, -with i
sweepstakes in each individual class, j
The Country club, snd Livestock as
sociation Is receiving entries in all
these divisions and classes sntt Is ' ar-'
ranging for the premium list, announce.
nent of which will be made within th
next two weeks.
while she swore out a warrant for
Brooks, Threatening to Kill is the
charge. "He's an all-around rampagln'
coon7'' she declared He works In the
Hotel Oregon barbershop. ' '
Clrculara offering a 13,000 reward for
the canture cf the persona Who robbed
the United States malls In Kansas City
of 50,OOO ' and Jewelry worth a - for.
uns have been received by Postmaster
Mlnto. The theft was committed June
6. - - V- :.-. . . :. ,
- At a meeting of the city park board
yesterday, afternooti Parxkeeper Mtsche
asked for a draughtsman for his office
wnich waa granted by the board. The
position will be a civil service one and
Will pay s a monuu,
A gas range set too 'near the wall
In the residence of Attorney . John 1,
Whallay, 470 Flint street, was , the
cause of a fire which damaged the
house to the extent ot yesterday
aiternoon. , , v.
The baric Vendee was libeled yester
day by Chatles Johnson, - a longshore
man,: who was injured while at work
June ; 18. He was injured by falling
from a ladder.- Johnson asks H.&oy per
sonal damages. v.-,';.1;:.; V
Steamer Jesse Harklns. for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday.. Leaves Washington street
dock at S p. m. -. -v; - . '.
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' Wonsleur Beaucaire.''.; dramatic read
ing by Richard Burton, Saturday eve
ning, unitarian cnapci. '
Woman's Exchange, 133 .Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to X; business men's lunch.
. IX Chambers A Bona opticians. S21
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington. .
Dr. Greene, Mod leal blSg. - Home phona
Berger, signs, show cards. 284 TamhH
. Journal .want nda, le a word. - .: -1
It is hot; and 'all the
boys" are going swin
ming.
L'et your boys go, too.
Give them a couple of
towels and a cake of
Ivory Soap and let them
Thus will you achieve
a double purpose the
boys will have a swim,
which is good; and - a
bath, which is better
" vory Soap It Floats
V-.." 'Vfr- 2 '
MANY PEOPLE GOING :
TO BEACH RESORTS
Rail, Steamboat .Lines and Sum-
mer - Hotels are Much ,
; Improved. '' .
The rising; temperature : In Portland
the cast few days Is anoarent at the
coast by the Influx of aeaslders. Peo
ple are swarming; to the beach, filling
the cottages and resorts, the little ham-'
lets on the north and south shores one
bustling with activity and the season
la on in full blast. - Tourists who.snend
one summer at the seashore return year
after year and each time bring with
them new recruits to enjoy an uneeaa-
lng round of pleasure fromt the'openinx
until -the close of the season. These,
words of an old fisherman best describe
life at the resorts: "Thar ain't . no .
hurry, an'- thar ain't ho worry, an' the
ttaes jest roit araouna.- in aaamon to
the . pleasure of surf bathing,. , tennis
playing, dancing and other various en
tertainments' that are to be had at the
coast, are the innumerable and ideal. In
land trips. The- most enjoyable and
scenic are the paths that' lead to a
chain of fresh water lakes that extend
along the peninsula.- -.-- .'. .
At the time of the passing of v aha
fleet a picturesque woodland trail wss
cut from the Hotel Moors td Tillamook
Head; this is-a walk that will no doubt
be popular with aeaslders this season.
The transportation , facilities to tha
coast were never before ao luxurious
and adequate. . The Astoria A Columbia
River railroad runs trains dally, leav
ing -Portland at 6:30 p. nw through to
Seaside, and returning leave Seaside at
4:50 p. m., arriving at Portland at 10
p. m. These evening trains . both carry
a dining car and the cuisine Is up to the
highest standard or elegance. They also
run morninir trains and a sneclal Satur
day train, leaving Portland at 2:20 p. m.,
arriving at Seaside at 6:55 p. m. -Tha
popular excursion steamer T. J. Potter,
of the O. R. A N. - company, beginning
this morning, runs dally on regular
schedule regnrdlfss of tides, making a
msgniflcent daylight trip down the Columbia,-connecting-
at Mejcler-with the
11 waco railroad, thence to the North
Ucach resorts, which are scattered - the
entire length of the beach, where rates
can ha had to suit the visitor.
The capacity-of the hotels at both
Seaside and North Beach the past sea
son were taxes to the uttermost and in'
spite of the fact that many of theee !
places have Increased their capacity it I
is barely possible . that accommodations
will bo ample for the immense number
of people that will leave the city dur
ing the swelterlns days of July and
August to enjoy the cool ocean breezes
and the delightfully refreshing ' surf
bathing: at the beach.' - Thoee, who, an
ticipate an outing at the popular re
sorts during their -vacation should make
reservations at an early date. At Sea
Bide, the Hotel Moore, overlooking; the
Ocean," Is strictly first-class In every
detail and affords accommodations that
can be equaled -at only the best Cali
fornia and eastern resorts at double
the price.-??' . ,. .-.., -':-,. .
. Locksley-Hall, aa usual, will be a most
popular family hotel and will have to
offer In the way of an unusual attrac
tion a real Russian count who -will ar
rive during the month of July. '
Necanicum Inn and Pacific View hotel,
located at the turn of the new boule
vard, with their beautiful grounds and
abundance of fragrant flowers, afford
unexcelled accommodations ' and ,-bome
cooking. --'' -
- Commercial hotel, near the depot snd
in the heart of the business center of
Seaside, la the leading commercial ho
tel. ' ' '
At the North Beach many people will
enjoy the hospitality of The Breakers,
Its coM porches with their swinging
hammocks and . great easv chairs, flap
ping awnings and tanglea of growing
vines, temptingly Inviting.
Hackney Cottage, at Sea View, Wash.,
Is roomy,' comfortable and cordlal-ln
fact. Is an Ideal spot for a summer by
the ocean. Other popular resorts on .the
North Beach are The Shelburne House,
Seaview, North Beach Inn.- Newton Sta
tion, Sunset Cottage, The White House,
Harvest Home, The Brltt and -Mrs, Sa
rah Charoberlin's are most inviting re
sorts on - the Washington side of the
Columbia. - These -places -are all beautifully-
situated, -with ample grounds,
snu rival each other for the cordial en
tertainment they afford their guests.
I1.8S for men's Il.tOleiVd 14.00 Ox-
ent; all ivew styles, all sizes. Sample
ent: alt new styles- and sizes. Sample
Shoe Store CQ-, .First and Madison or
7 If your meat desler does not carry
U. B. government inspected meat cnange
your dealer, or request him to get It
for you; he can do so.
ST I5X3H1 KTTET A BIT.
$10.00 SET W&C
TEETH FOR
Written Onarantet for . 10 Teprs.
CnOWST8 Any tooth In , the mouth
we crown with solid gold, 22k.. guar
anteed to be the best, for sll inn
only . . . . . i . . . . . .... .',,?'
Any Porcelain Crown made -no mat
ter what they ,,are called or how
they are made, ' Our price slj fS
is only . . . . 51eUU
BBIDQEfl-Solld Gold Top, Solid
Gold Backs. Porcelain rjni
Fronts, per tooth .,,slW
Solid Gold Teeth. J2k CM ft
bridge, per tooth .... .... .
All - other work same price. V
' proportionately.
FA13TXESS SZTBAOTIOS Tree
Wasa Plates or Bridges A to Ordered
, Abiotnte onaranteea
LILY DENTAL PARLORS
TKIKS AND COUGH STBZBT8
Hours from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. -Fhono
4.-1010 Open Bandsys
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Sclz Royal DIuc Shoe $3.50 and $4.09
50ME men think $3.50 and $4,00 is enough to pay for a
. shoe; if any of those prices fit your pocket, we'll show
you the shoes that will fit your feet, and suit your ideas of
style and finish. - , . - . , ' t
You can pay higher, prices for shoes than these will cost
you; and you can pay lower.' We advise you not to do it, when
you can buy Selz Royal Blue; Less money means less quality;
more money doesn't mean more quality. . , , '
Selz Royal Blue Shoe, $3.50 and $4.00.
All Blseiand Widths ICarked la rials Sa Uta
Cor. 7ih and lVash!ng!oo Sis.
A Firm
Foundation
UNDER . a busi
ness is be3t se
cured by establish-
ing yourself with a .
; modern banking
- institution. We offer
you; everything in
the way of prompt '
service, liberal
treatment and
absolute safety.
German - American
Bankf
Sixth and Washington Btreeta,
Safe Deposit Boxes $4 Up Per Year
I "An Invitation to Join
in Wholesale Buying"
It explains all about the Eilehs 500 Piano
Club--how you . participate in its great
savings $133 for Each Club Member
Jells about club members' Free Life In
surance Should be in every - home and
read, by Every Person Contemplating the
Purchase of a Piano. It's free for the
: asking a postal will bring it Mention
Club Booklet No. "7." Club is fast fill
ingSend today. -' ; - v
feilers Piano House
353 Washington Street,
PORTLAND, OR.
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Eat ' t fc ' , . . ' s S
Oriental Aiictsbn
Sale
Taking steps to . further your
best interests is to further our
own as .' welt We accomplish
this object by giving ; you full
value for your money. No mat
ter where you may direct your
footsteps for Coffee, we doubt if
you'll be able to get anything
near as good as ours.
Our Fine Multnomah
Coffee r '
Is used in ' thousands of fami
lies. Perhaps this is all the argu
ment required m its favor, tor it
is used in families . where, al
though economy must beC; prac
ticed,; the best coffee sold at this
average price is "carefully sought
for. Per lb. 25c; 5 lbs., $1.15.
Juno . Java and Mocha
Coffee r
A true mixture of "Tava" and
Mocha Coffee, and has a perfect,
fine, true flavor with an inviting
aroma; mixed 2-3 Java to 1-3
Mocha. Per lb., 35c; 5 lbs;, $1.65.
D. C. B. Coffee
A blend of the. finest bid Eat
Indian private plantation coffees.
D. C. B. Coffee is roasted to an
exactness of even "condition. Per
lb., 40c; 5 lbs.," $1.90. .
D. C. BURNS CO.
Coffee, Tea and Spices. ,
208-210 ; Third . Street;
Between Taylor; and Salmon.
TEETH
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r.loney
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Coma and have Tree examination.
W EXTRACT TBETH FRKfllBlI.
VER FILLINGS, 85o UP: GOLD FlLL
INOS, ffe UP; BET OF TEETH. 14.00:
SPLENDID ' SET.--HOOi - GOLD
CROWNS. IJ.B0 TO tS.00. .. , r
All work guaranteed for ten rears.
Lady attendant slways present ATI
work dons absolutely .without pain by
specialists of from It to 20 years ax.
perletice, . , , ' ...
Boston Dentists
Koms PHona A-S09Q. -'
Psoas Kala 8030.
StlU Korriaoa U Ova. rostofflos. -
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Only 30 days fro'm now our two retail stores, 131 Fifth
street and 1 287. Morrison, must vacate, and we will retire;
from the retail business The entire stock, $30,000 of Ori
ental curios, consisting of fine Satsuma silver, Cloissonne,
new brass, bronze, ware, silk - embroidered Kimonos,
Screens, carved Furniture, beautiful decorated Porcelain
Tea Sets," and otheiri latest novelties, will be closed out at
half price. Also, largest stock of fireworks for the Fourth H
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and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
Phones
fM
in
aln 1C5
Uomo A 1165
First and Oak
of July, celebration, loudest dynamite crackers, Roman can
dles, rockets, .mines and other large set pieces, for city and
town displaying- goods.' . Future address to our wholesale
house, 248Pine street. .
1 SALE DAILY 2:30 AND 7:30 P.M.
ANDREW KAN & GO.
13LFIFTH STREET. 287 MORRISON STREET.
CONSTIPATION, KIDNEY, LIV
ER and RECTAL DISEASES
CATARRH. RHEUUATISU
Absolutely Cured by Icpon-
dero-Tberspy Treatment
Don't suffer on the radical promises
of others when there is an absolute
and sure car : awaltln yoo. a Call
and' bsconvlnced..'.-'f'ir'
IMPONDERO-THERAPy CO.
, (ZVOOSPOBATZ9) V
008 xamhaata Trust BnlKUa. . '.
' PortUad, Orsfos. 's ;
Hours-r-10 a. m, to p. n. Bunday
10 to II. Entranca SSSH Washlnton
CVllff THGATUU
4DtLJ 14th and NVsbhigttt
Three Xiirhts Beetunlns; Tomorrow.
. 6pecial 2tlatme Saturday.
Willhn Cclikr
In the Delightful Comedy
"CATJ3HX I IBB &AZS
8eats Now Sellirif.
Evening, i to 80c; Matinee, 1. go to
CAKES TCI AT HE
Pbonss aiatn t
- A-6J6U
GEO. I BAKER. General Manager.
Extra! Tonight and Tuesday Nisht .
Two Mors Performances of the Ureat
i Sucre, - -
"THH BWIJOUB."
Balance of Week. Brnnson Howard's
-' . i Famous Plav, -
' "tbb HxaraisiTTA."
As originally played by Stuart Robson
and W. H. Crana
Evenlrn; 25c. S5c tOc: matinee, 15. I5c.
Hert Wees goyt's "A Bnnctt Of Ksys."
MARQUAM GRAND
Fan tages Advanced vauaevuie
Attractions.
tOinOIT AID ill, TRTS WEII
TB COZ.01TIAX sUiTET,
The daintiest and most pleasing musi
cal act in present-dav vatidviUa
- msa wasub Botrsos,
In an act which eclipses the "Georgia
Magnet' Miss Eolfson is assisted by
Captain Leopold McLaughlin, world's
- champion Jiu Jltsu wrestler.
Three performances dally. Popular
prices. Curtain at 2:80, 7:80. p, m.
THE STAR Musical Ccr.eiy
Week of ; 3xm, it, . 190.
. . LAST WEEK OF
TXM AXSTOWa KT7SXOA& COUXSf
OOKYAITT.
, Offering tha howling musical fare
"OWmT.TW TTjrCXB."
TIME and PRICES REMAIN tho SAM'S
LYRIC THEATRE
Both phones: Main 4685. Home E-1028
Week commsnolng Monday. June 83.
1908. Fourth week of the famous
Blunkall-Atwood Stock Company In tha
- beautiful domestic drama,
., "A GENTLEMAN CONVICT."
MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday. Satur.'
day and Sunday. - Prices lOo and 10a.
Every evening at 8:S0. Prices lOo. SOo
and 80c Boxes , 80c Office open 10
a. m. to 10 p. w.- - .! '; .
TCE GRAND Vaudeville fieLcxe
Entire Waelt of Juna 11, 1908.
First appearance In Portland of tha Sul
livan A Considlna Road Show.
TSU 6SSAT OKXTO FAMXbT,
Chinese Magicians and Illuslonlsta
MXZB AITD MOU,
1 European Excentrlqulsts.
KATEXV, CBOSS CO,
"Roman Sports and Pastimes.
NIGKELODION
130 HZTX.
Change Lvcry Day
' au 0009 tnrBJzora.
Concerts vl ',.
S o'clook. . - ttJi
"Whirley-Girley"
Topical Musical Fantasy by
ALLEN CURTIS COMEDY PLATERS
Only musical extra vagansa In -town.
Original New York Hippodrome ballet.
Charily; Benefit Saturday
Proceeds for PORTLAND VISITINd
NURSE ASSOCIATION.
i Buy a. ticket. .
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Stains
MADE FROM CREOSOTB
5QaI. Lots 75c Per Qal,
Portland Sash 5 Door Coi
rOBTXJJTO. OB.
t30 FXOVT IT.
$1 a Week Will Do--$1
s Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and
Silverware ,
: Sold on Easy Payments
And you wear the goods while paying for them. : Every
article guaranteed at prices less than others ask when you.
g - r pay wan tun.
Standard Jewelry Store
g 189 THIRD STREET, BET. YAMHILL AND TAYLOR ii;
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equipment f and .in- V. N. RUBLE .
vestments i In mines; . cimnn. or
25 years' mining: ex- ooiaen. ur. v ,
perlence; Information frea
Offer of a treat mine to close an aetata
D3AYAGE .
STORAGE
TRACKAGE
p" CLAYS. MORSE ?2L
4th & DAVIS wSoa 13th A BOYT
Machinery Safes
jand Merchandise
Moved & Stored
SCTKOOXJI AJTD OOUUBOSS.
A Perfuroad Luxury for lite LatS
, As mvlgorttlng- as a Sea Bath. A
Softens Hard water.
23 Bxtht 25 cents. tnuMkni
BATHASwXET RICE FOWDER
.- VecetsMe and Antltptiriilly Pure.
SmHni an Oi.noc. Satr
taa fftO row. w nm sr pin.
J
Leading Business CcIIe
ELKS BUILDING
Thoroughly equips for busi
ness life.
- Teachers all specialists.
Day and evening sessions.
Phones M. 590, A1596,;. .
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CURES RHEUtIATISr.1
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Nervousness Nervoua Dyspepsia
Sleeplessness) - Nervoua Affeotiooa
, ' TRADE! BUFFUSD BT
AaW. Allen &Co.
Wholesals and BetaU Dracflsts.
16th Kanhall SH. PcrUani, Cr.
! PACiriC COAST AQENT& '
A New Depsrtur
Tha eost of lntermanta has bni
grreatly reduced by tha lialman Under
taking company.
Heretofore It baa been the custom of
funeral directors to make charges for
all Incidentals connected, -with a fu
neral. The Edward Holmaa (Jndertatt
ing company, the leading- funeral di
rectors of Portland, have departed front
that custom. When casket la furnlshol
by us we make bo extra charges for
etRbalmlna;. b.earse to cemetery, outsiue
box or any services that may b re
quired of us. except clothing, cemetery
and carriajrea. - thus effecting a saving
of lit to 171 on sach funeral.
THE .EDWARD lIOLr.lAiJ
UNDERTAKING CO.
aao xxxbo si- cob. saxsics.
Nature's Remedy fcrPi!:s
CUBES TO STAT CTntSO.
roa nxrs osixt.
75 Cents
Bkldmore's Prug Store. 151 Thiid f :.
Woodard.. Clarke Co. Drue etore.
Watts at Mattl)"!!. Cor. Williams ttt 1
. Russell. .
Made by J. Paul Gardner. SOI E. EtarK
Portland.
COAL
Ilcmncrer Cor,!
The X3est Wyomln C1 on the I rt
land MaikfC
Bunkers IJ'1 snl ;.("' h!L 1
jialn 1, A-m i, i
Schwab Pru:tin C
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