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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING." OCTOBER 1, 1803.' r - ,j ToAyn Jopics is 1 TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS . .. i 1 i uiigiu()W . , ...., . 'The Olr of the Golden West" a liaker ...... "The fat and tha Kiddle" 'fc(ii ......"Unci Josh Perkins" J.yrle ,....'Ntobo" ('nmn ,... Vsudeviiie Grand ... ..Vaudeville ' I'lDUiM Vaudeville The cloak and ault department of L. Cnanahan,s, ' 144 and 141 Third at reel. haa surely been a busv place the paat rek. Tha atora la brilliant with love ly coatumee that lmmadlately catch tha .y. Mr. Bhanahaa placed a Urga or der In tha eaat for ihp aaaaon'a traJa roiore ne naa aeciaea 10 reiir irew business. Now thay ara all hera, thia season's nawcat creations In tallorad Bulla, coata, aklrta and walata of tha very latest and approved dxslgns, moat :itl'lr.r oolorlng and beautiful weave. Tliey all muat go at "retiring sale l'Uiea." Just think of It, riant In tha height of tha aeaaon, perfectly tallorad gurmenta with a dlatlnct atyla charac terlatlc of tha awelleat ault houao of tiia eaat at prleea that ara not only ee tonlirtilng tha Portland ahoppera. but the merc.hanta of thla city. Our atoek Ik complete In every detail. We ahow all the newest effects In swagger coata aud aulta, advanced autumn atviea, to b found only at our atore. You do , i il i r . ul f .1 n i t. 4 1 1 . ( r. A I f vnil Hn lint Call Ljf " 'd see the correct atylea In ladles' fail T waring apparel before doing your buy ing. . The aecond meeting of the current aeries of mothers' meetlnga of the Mount Tabor Home Training circle will be held at the Weat Avenue achool Fri day. Ontnher t. t l d. m. The aueatlon When Doea a Mother'e Influence Be gin V will be dlacuased in two oovisions: ) Vom tha nhvaiclan'a standpoint. by Pf. J. A. Pettlt, and (b) from the mother'a standpoint, By aire. r. xx. French. The subject will be further conaldered at the meeting of October 1. In connection with theae meetings a kindergarten haa been Inaugurated, and children under g years of age will be received for Inatructlon between the hours of t and 4:80 p. m. on all regular meeting days of the Home Training clr i lo. on the first and third Frldhya of each month. All mothers and others lnT tersted In the work are cordially In vited to attend. will deliver a notable lecture entitled. "Wlnnera. or How to Make a Igniting. a aubject particularly applicable to young people. Ir. Reuse haa a rrputa- iinn as one or tha. nioat powerful !iai- iurm apeaaera in me aenom inaiion. Larse Onlaitat Inna aVa rxnhctrti to be In attendance from the 17 -thaptera In and near the city, peraonal Invitations hav ing Dee a extended. Wines and Liquor Special, Friday amy. 1.(0 port, sherry, Angelica, yoaay or Mu skat el wine. 7Bn rxtr callon: 14 00 wblakey 1175 oar ration: 14.00 Call a ora a r. . 1 .. . , 71 u. An jlvery. National Wine t' Fifth and Free d- fornl liver Btark atresia. ,A-44, Main . A blackanaka whip, muslo roll, hay hook, (our packages, pair, gloves, para sol, suitcase, book of school tickets and a handkerchief ara the artlclea that were left on the streetcars yeatarday and can be recovered by calling at lost article room, First and Alder streets. Tha inenYbers of battery A, O, N. O., will asaambla at the Armory tomorrow (Friday) at 1 o'clock to attend the funeral of tha late Sergeant George J. Krupke. . ' Dr. Will Jackson, dentist. 1010U Bel. mont street, Sonnyslde. Office phonee Tabor 601. B-2474; realdence phones Cast (320, B-1474. The estate of George 8. Beat haa been appraised at 134,818. The ap Dralsarstare R. S. Farrell. R. Everdlng and John Swan. . . . ... i i .I. . Steamer Jeasle Harklna, for Cam a a, Waahougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leevee Waahlngton stree dock at I p. m, Battle Creek Baths Ladlea days, gen tlemen nichta. Main iss. a-ivsb, Third Boor, Oregonlan building. BUTTE BOYS STO CKflOLDERS MEET Listen to "a Report of. an Inspection of Their Property ..J.." V .V . ....;....'.in Nevada.'' '-More than' '100 atekholdera of tha Butta Bova Conaolldated Mining com pany attended a meating in Drew hall laat night to lleten te the .report 01 4. N.. BramhalL a atockholder,- who has just returned from an Inapeotlon of tha company' property at Goldfleld and Lid. Mr. Hramhail'a report waa full of encouragement to thoae preaent, and much enthualaam waa manlfeeted over tha outlook of tha "rlcheat mine In the world." "We not only have "one of tha rioheat' but 'two or the richest,' and late ad vices from Ooldfleld Indicate that we have 'three of the rlchaat' mlnee in the whole dlatrlct. I received a letter from Manager Bever yeatarday atatlng that ha had made aatlafactory arrangamenta for the hauling of the Llda ore and that Woman's Exchange. 13S Tenth street. lunch 11:30 to z; business men a luncn. An examination In the civil service will be held October 14, 16, to secure ellglbles to fill the position of scientific assistant, in the department of agri culture. Salaries range from J840 to 12.000 per annum, according to experi ence and qualifications. This examina tion Is open to women. Examination will be held October 28. 29, to secure el lglbles to fill the position of superin tendent of the building division of the "government printing office at a salary of I2.S00 per annum. Training and ex perience are required of applicants. For either of these exemlnatlons application should be made to Z. A. Leigh, postof fice department. Joseph Ehllnen, Janitor of the Grand theatre. Is in the Good Samaritan hos-I pita! suffering from Injuries caused by j frail wnicn may prove mini, r.uiiiicii Ives at the Philadelphia, rooming-house. He started down stairs yesterday after noon and halfway down opened a door leading to the street, forgetting that there is no landing there. He pitched forward and struck on his head and was picked up unconscious and suffering from a severe case 01 concussion 01 me Clks' expert photographer, d Btark ats. W. Moore, Elks' building. Seventh an D. Chambers ft Bon., opticians. 111 Morrison street, corner or tux in. - W. A. Wise and associates, painless aentists, xnira ana vyaanington. Berger, signs. 184 TamhllL Mala ttIL Dr. McCracken, dentist, Rothchild bid. Jacobs, the tailor, 392 Morrison st Journal want ads. lo a word. TRAILERS OFF AFIFR THORN he Intended to Increase tha force of men employed in the mine to a'number suf- nclent to ensbie hlrn. to take out io tons a day, and that it would not be long oerora ne would De making regular amp menta Manager Bever alao stated that he hat resumed work on tha Bed Moun tain mine, the first Butta Boys claim, and that they were getting excellent showings, and he farther stated that the mine would) prove to be a good shipper. Mr. Bever also stated that the Florence Lease waa giving them great encourage ment and tbat tha ora was looking better all the time." . ...... v ., . Mr. Bramhall eta ted that while tha In ereaaa of the working foroea at the mines would require a great deal more capital. It meant that dividends would bs forthcoming that much earlier, and that the Increase in stock subscriptions would In all probability equal the in creased expenditures, "while our show ings would warrant the ready sale of a lock at too per abare, wo do not feel inclined to advance the Dries ot treas ury stock above ths present price of 10 cents ror ana present oepeoiauy 10 our old atockholdera, who have dla played ao much loyalty to tha oompany. A few mote pay daya to meet, and we will be paying dividends Instead of sell ing stock." Telegram Juet reoelred from T. W. McKeckie, one of tha offlcera of the Portland Florence company. Went through Butta Boys Florence Leaae to day, iooks line sure winner (Signed.) F. W. M'KECKIE. 00HI0I SEEN OH STREETCAR Conductor Member of the Church Which Is Await ing Subscription. brain. - The dwelling of F. S. Fettlnger at 20 ffirtt was completely destroyed by fire at 8 o'clock last nignt. as tnere nr. no fir nlues in that neighborhood nothing could be done to extinguish the Oames, though Patrolmen Wellbrook and Patton did what tney coujq. to aio. the unfortunate owner. The fire orlg inatcd 1n the cellar where some paint and turpentine used In painting the house were stored. Fettlnger bought the house only three weens ago ana movea Into It a week ago. -me loss is z,ouu. Oregon law school opens October 3. Rare opportunity offered all desiring thorough, practical law course and be come successful attorneys. Samuel T. Richardson (formerly dean of the law ii-partment Willamette university), f can Oregon law school; Judge Orant B. Limick In charge of Moot court work, preparation of legal documents and ,loa;imgs. uiner aoie instructors in h art'r nf fithp.r hranchpfl. No time Inst lrotn regular occupation. Recitations evenings. Particulars business office. 816 Commonwealth building. Oregon law school, 316-16-17 Common Wfialth building. Judge Grant B. Dim ftk of Oregon City will deliver lecture at the business offices of the school on In accrodance with the ruling of tha county court no more cars with trail ers will cross the Madison street bridge after tomorrow. A great deal of money has been expended recently in an at tempt to keep this bridge In repair, but it is the belief of the county commis sioners that the old structure has be come unfit to withstand the constant strain of the loaded cars with their trailers. The Estacada cars have been running on Sunday with as many as four trailers, and, according to Judge Webster one of the best ways to avoid a corious accident Is to cut down the enormous traffic which crosses this bridge. Some time ago the Portland Railway. Light & Power company was presented by the county court with a bill for 11,000 as their share of the expense brought about by making repairs on the bridge, but as yet no response has been forthcoming from the company. Coun ty Commissioner Lightner explained this morning that the raise in rent of $250 a month on the Burnslde bridge waa caused ror tnis reason. In thla way, he figures, the county will be re paid for the expense of repairing the Madison street brldce. "It nmv. h. little Indirect." said Mr. Lightner this morning, out n catcnes tiiem just the smile, uuesn 1 11 : A stir of excitement has been aroused among the friends of Rev. G. F. Hough ton who have been especially concerned about his disappearance on or about September 18. Yesterday it came out through one of his neighbors that Con ductor J. E. Feak of the Morrison street car line had Been Mr. Houghton within the time that ha has been missing. Mr. Feak says the aged minister rode on bis car sometime between September 21 and 26, and be thought about September 23. The car waa returning to town from WllUmettn Heltrhts The conductor, who Is a member of the Epworth church which haa auffered most by Mr. Houghton's failure to ap near with . his promised money, knew the minister well and spoke to him, but received no response. He said after ward that he had noticed something queer about the old man, who merely looked at him with a strange express sion and acted as one might whose mind was affected. He did not notice where Mr. Houghton got off and at that time he did not know the minister waa supposed to be missing. Thla Incident has Inclined to turn the minds of those searching for him to ward tha theory that his mind Isi af fected. On Inquiry at the home of Mrs. Boddle, 611 Morrison street, where Mr. Houghton had a room. It developed that the guests there had noticed some pe culiar actions and had heard him say peculiar things, , Rev. C. C. Mcpherson, pastor of the Epworth church, is now concerned about ih. tnlrtlHter'a health. It was known to be poor -and last winter wHen at Mr. HOLDS fillETI FAST III HUE Civil Service Commission Will Not Let Captain Eligible Withdraw. It Is not often that a man who haa passed the civil service examination at the head of the list of applicants asks to have hla name refused from the certified list, but this is Just what Pa trolman Fred Mallett has done. He stands first on the certified list of ell :lblea for police captain. To a letter rom Chief Grltsmaoher received by the commission yeaterdav afternoon the at tached communication of Mr. Mallett asklna- that hla name be stricken off the list was read to tne commission Dy Secretary Mcintosh. The commission refused to arant Mai lett's request. Sergeant Baty Is now In command or the detective lorce, ana with Mallett off the list he would bo elleihls for. permanent appointment. From the following list of 25 men who passed the civil service tests for fiatrolmen three weeks ago will be se eded 10 new colioemen. This addition to the force was declared necessary to carrv out the recent clean-town order. These new men. however, will not be en gaged in north end work especially: L. Ptone, Joseph L. Gould. Harold L. Stanton, Colyer T. Potter, Benjamin R. eret. William W. Bunn, Frank G. West, Lawrence W. Madden, Clarence F. Howard. Arthur L. Pressev. Edward H. Crandall Leon V. Jenkins, Clifford W. Maddux, Charles G. Crampton, Flovde A. White. Robert L. Whiteside, Vernon R. Owens, Harvey A. Thatcher, M. Ackerman. Hussell H. Stlllwell. Zean M. Burstow, William W. Post, Wil liam F. Reed, waiter s. uaso, Kooert 1. Stewart. Pianos for Kent. If you ara jonly temporarily settled McPherson's home he was taken wunjand want a gooa piano to wnne away IIEILIG ft- itTDUUIVTI. tre. and Wih!ntf. 1-nona Main 1 and A-lltl. . labt timb tonight. Musical Comedy Wlih 'Baloma, nance" -cojeoro) txbo Tata in." Evening, to lie. tit L IIIII. W mm Advertising Si Portland's Greatest Women's flOSKV SALE For FRIDAY and SATURDAY UNQUESTIONABLY THE GREATEST HOSIERY BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY While in New York last month our Mr. Lennon was fortunate enough to purchase of the largest importer of the best makes of Hosiery in the world an extra special lot of 9,500 Pairs of WOMEN'S HOSIERY At about one-half the regular manufacturer's cost. To advertise our Hosiery department we will place these goods on sale for FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY at prices that will crowd our stores. EE Phones Wain- 117, A-4124. . Kmpira Theatre Co. (Inc.V Leaae. llama nf lamous Maker hiock company. U thla weak. Katlaea aUtarday. 1 Tbe Girl of The Golden West IMrst tlaae hera. Svaalng carta la t sharp. Prlcea 26c, tSc, too; matlneea lto, lin. Baker Theatre ms M,a 1 Oregon Theatre Co. (lnc). Lesaaa, S GEO. L. BAKKR. Oen. Manager. Tonight all week Matlneea Tueaday. Thursday, Saturday. The great mualual and scenic estravarania TaTB OAT AWD TU KDOU On a lavlah acale of magnlrtcenca, , Jilght prices 26c, ,60c, 76c, 1. -Matlneea 25c, iOo. Net Week 1SLB of flPICE. Lot No. 1 25c Values, Pair 5c Women's god quality Lace Hose, in black, tan, and white; regu lar 25c values, advertising price, pair 5c Lot No. 2 35c-40c-50c Values, Pair 15c Comprising gauze lisles in black, white, tan, pink, etc., also lace ef fects in ordinary sizes and extra sizes; values to 50c, advertising C price, pair lwC Lot No. 3 65c-75c-85c-$1 Values, Pair 29c Comprising black, white, tan, pink, blue, gray and navy in plain lisles and silk lisles, lace boot, all-overs, fancy extract patterns and OQ embroidered; values to $1, advertising price, pair 430 Portland's Specialty Hove, Umbrella and Hosiery store MAIY , A-1OS0. Mats. Xx. Boa days aa4 Xolidaya THEATRE ' , a-ii-idu Advanoed Tanderllle Week VepteinbeV 7. O.nnaro's Tesetlaa Bandi. rruk. lya, Cnd.rwood, JUdford k Wlnch.at.rt Besnah Killer the Temnis Trio Klein at CUf ton; Prank MoXaa ft Oo, Orphaona Motion Pictures. PANTAGES THEATRE! ADTABTCBD TATTSXTTLU ' SUra of All VattonaV. , ;', " I'm IZUMM TBZO. world'a rraatMt oomedy bloyoUsta. Ormad Opera Duo I presenting "Tha rriaon Sceaa" from Matinees dally. 15 cents: twd' ahows at night, 15 and 25 cents. ' - THEGRAND Vande vlllede Lcie Another Big; BUL - : ' v BolanA West ft Co., presenting- fThe , Criminal"; Bin Abdullah Tronpej XMngn lln'a Aerial Dogs; Moiarto; Graca Jieon ardi 'red and Baaa Lnolerj Tree Saner; Orandoscope. ' -. '- - -. THE LYRIC The Blnnkall Oompany presents , that ' 1NIOBB 99 9 . . . 304 Morrison Street - - Opposite Postoftlce one of his violent DOCTOR mm 'S Ml FREE HER Judge Cleland has taken under ' ad visement the case of Gllfabeth Welter against J. N. Welter, In which she sued for a divorce on the grounds of drunk enness and inhuman trentmont Arr- 'i Ucsday evening. September 29, and eIeC,?1Ie,g11 he,r husband had become rheumatic strokes which left him absolutely helpless. Hi? h.H tn h lifted about and waited on as a baby. Mr. McPherson said he can iiv nndnratand the mans siience i 3 if h ir.ni taken ill anu aiMuLft-&i miivw - at som strange boaraing-nouse. jnr. Houghton is 75 years old and wa , plan- ning lo go auuii iu vniwi health. Among the recentlv elected senators of Italy were two professors of sur-a-ery one professor of comparative annt omy," one of pathologic anatomy and one of physiologj-. Tieft-handedness. according to a Phil adelphia doctor, is caused by persons being carried when infants Iff such a manner that they are unable to use their right arms freely. a Dart of tne time, let us send you fine toned piano for 4 a month. This rent eoes on purchase price if you de cide to buy. Reed-French Pianos, Sixth and Burnslde, LEWIS LEFT ESTATE WORTH $100,000 Inventory papers in the estates of Leon H. Lewis and Harriet Thompson have been filed with the clerk of the county court. rne Lewis esiaie was appraised at llo.3S3. Tne appraisers were L.ev May, Henry Taubenhjeimer and David Stems. The Thompson estate was appraised tne appraisers Deing H. w. Fries, E. A. King and Mark O Neil. October 6. subiect. pleading and genera practice and will explain his methods of conducting Moot court work for the term. All persons Intending taking up the study of the law are cordially in vited. M. Morehead, secretary. The executive board of the city coun ell met yesterday afternoon and trans acted routine business. Most of the time of the board was occupied in audit ing the monthly pay roll of the eity. The two new members of the board, John Montag and .udge Seneca Smith, were present. Edward Cannon of 669 Johnson street, while doing some carpenter work on a building in the rear of his house, slipped from a ladder and broke his arm be sides sustaining internal Injuries. Ho waa taken to the Good Samaritan hos pital In a Red Cross ambulance. Dental College opens October 1. The annual session of the North Pacific college begins Thursday, October 1. Dr. ' H. C, Miller, dean, will be at his office dally for the reception and matricula-1 tion of students. Corner Fifteenth and Couch streets. an habitual drunkard and that he per " ucuiuig ner cnuaren unmerel fully often without any provocation, and that when she would Interfere he would turn on her and had many times threatened to kill her. Welter brouaht witnesses with idm he has worked Into court who testified FOR AD BLOOD land will render his case next Monday. decision In the, College of pharmacy opens October 1. Persons desiring a thorough and r radical training In. pharmacy, leading o the degree of Ph. Q. ecould addreaa or call npon Dt-42. C. Miller, North Pa- ciflo college, corner Fifteenth and Couch streets. Tit at a t nf Rmi rtl Pana. which la valued at 140,000, haa been admitted to probate. Of this. 11.175 Is peraonal property. Mr. Pare died September II and left no will. The county court has appointed Henry Pape administrator. Sara the. Discount Send check or pay at office on or before the 10th to save tha discount on October bills for the Automatic Telephone. Home Tele phone company, corner Park and Burn aid etreeta. j City Knglneer Taylor la wearing a pleased smile today. Tha cause of tha mile is the action if the executive board in ordering bint ta burchaa new automobile fertha uae of bis office. Prices of Ice October 1: Saloons, ho tels, restaurants, stores, l&c pr ISO nounaa: rarainrm. p w i--r iv counaa lflvrv eveapaay.i. Liberty Coal A Ice company. W sponge and press your clothes ii ror aneat Wagons run "-; PATBOLMAN MAKES WAY FOR SERGEANT Patrolman Fred Mallett today naked the civil service commission to remove his name from the list of ellglbles for police captaincy. He stood at the top of the Hat. Should the commissioners comply wiin nuwu a request csergennt Maty, now actlns? as cantaln nf i).IbiMvm Will become on nf thn first . thr mn on the list and thus be eligible for per manent appointment. The others on the engiDie list are Officers Riley Circle. No action has been taken, When bad blood is caused from an infection of the circulation by the virus of Contagious Blood Poison, it usually shows in the form of ulcerated 17 wife cS ST famvhysicia 1 copperolored splotches on the body, swollen glands in wuu ifBiuiKU to ireaiinftT trim hna unii .ug kiuiu. a.miui jj-axi, duiu tvuu, uiiii. cvvu iucoc Kcuaai bviuuluuis. exccsaSirttsne dof "fflcoSoi." juSgT cie! luting .all parts of the body, show how deeply poisoned the blood to remain in the system the disease will finally wreck the health and break down the strongest constitution. No medicine can care Contagious Blood Poison which does not nd the circulation of every particle of the virus. S. S. S. is the one real and certain cure; it goes down to the very bottom of the trouble, and by removing every trace of the poison, and adding rich, healthful qualities to the blood, forever cores this powerful disorder. S. S. S. is the most reliable of all blood purifiers, and its concentrated ingredients of healthful vegetable extracts and iuices especially adapt it to curing this insidious trouble. Write for our home treatment book, which is a valuable aid in the treatment of the different statres of the disease, and ask for any special medical advice you wish. No charge for either. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAUTA, GA. and Pianos for Beginners. We have several reliable pianos for beginners. A Chlckerior square for t0 IS a month; a Kimball upright for Bell uDNaht for a month: a Hallett A Da via square ror lbH a Pease for llto-tt a montn. Keefl-French Piano corner Sixth and Bumalde. 1100 14 a month; 140 (a UPRIGHTS PIANOS PLAYER-PIANOS GRANDS Superiority Reliability Experience Enterprige First-Class I Honest I I Conservative I Unequalled j Manufactures Representation Methods Values GRAVES MUSIC CO. 109-111 Fourth Street, Portland, Or. With tha extraordinary added attraction xieara MBiwmoi is tne sensational .. Salome Panes. , - - The STAR JUfflj. -Ma,n. "98- Mats. Wednesday, Saturday arid" Sunday. Tha Big hi Show "TJHCI.B JOSS 1 ' Matinees at 2:30 p. m.. iOvery evening at 8:15, prices 15c and 25c.- Night prices 16c, 26c, 35c, 50c. Seats may ba reserved bv either nhon. Next Week. Tour Corners of tha Earth NICKEL0DI0N 130 SIXTH STREET . ( Very latest subjects changed every day. . . f Gorman Dramatic Co. ! Will Perform at tha ' ' LYRIC THEATRE EVERY rBZSAT JTIOHT For Range or Fraace $C Per D) Ton Washed and Screened No Soot No Dirt Store. Wines and Liquors. Special. Friday only. $1.50 port, aherry. Angelica, Tokay or Muxkatal wine, bo per gallon; 14.00 whiskey ll.7 per gallon; 14.00 California brandy I1.T5 per gallon. Fre delivery. National W ln Co.. Fifth and Stark atreeta. A-441. Main . Crown Theatre. Ill Alder, near Third, Padrone. Whan Nellie Cornea Home. Your Eyes Deserve the Best xhtne your sboea. aUI far lit moat a. t. A-eii.- vtsgons run avary. Cnlae Tailoring Co 11 Btark. Mala (14 where. rr to Any Kn In salt f cloth t every twntT-iirin anaa that rre a ault. Werner Pet terevn roopaay, tail era.. 14( Bcoad atreet. Bear Morrlaoa. Boron d Cliarch of Christ. rirrt!t." and reading rwmi have towed to Wim4. Bn'a hail. r-nr Fast glttb and East Alder. .Servlcea at ta esual hours. Taylor Street Methodist Episcopal rharrli wfU K the ktm of th aecitd qaertr1y rally ef t Portland rlatrV-t I pwria leasu tntmarrrrw alt hL tr. Mataodlst t-scav4 fcrca at fteat tie. CflACGE EXPKT EXAX1.1- AWN CORRECT CUSSES AS low AS JI.50 WS pay 4 pa cent to Establish Yourself EaaaMlaJMhl 1M1. THOMPSOPM Ta Imttfian tnder4 t'rt F- rt. poii-, lit ortt( Bii, ia aie Mii1. 9t4 Ti"r T lrrrt and Ham Modf aXf tval rartar Iwllana. in Luxury A Savings Account unites luxury with econorny. Save the amounts you spend foolishly and es tablish yourself in luxury for the future. A dollar will start an account in our Savings Department and is the first step to ward this success. aOavwa M kea- AMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO. OF PORTLAND 4o Wveartat St., Oka Tempi U O. R-lTO....!...Tv a U MAC OIBBO!..Clfc sw F. B. JONES & CO. EAST 7 BOTH PHONES B 1771 FXBST rSSJ-OBUAVOS FBJSAT. oct. a Mein Leopold Comedy in Five, Acta ' ' 8T ATJOLT K'AJUlOirOa Prices. 25c, 60c, 75c. Box seats, $1.00. Curtain raises 8:18 sharp. . . Horse Show BOOaTD AVITVAX. KORSB BHOW POKTLAltS HUNT CIiUS OSJUITTAZ. mrnrva A1WIVTB 11 la Awn 1. fPale of seats opens Monday, October S. Martin & Rowe'a drug atora. Reaerva seats 11.50. General admission 60o, ' Save Money ATTRACTIVE MLLINERY AT SPECIAL PRICES To further introduce our popular-priced, Individually designed hats, we are .making an ex ceptional offer of Street and Suit Hata for the remainder of the week. Every one placed on ale it from oar own workroom and trimmed by our expert milliners. There art positively no duplicates. Thia tale mut riot be confused with the ordinary sales of factory hat$ boughrin large Iota, and a doien or mpre of a kind. Particular women should not heglett thia opportunity to purchase a distinctive hat at an exceptionally moderate price. The latest trimmings and new- est autumn shapes, for both ladies and misses, ia all popular colors; regular $600 and a a re VQ Hats lor 54.85 PATTERN HATS SPECIALLY PRICED. Every Pattern Hat, including English. French and New York models, may be bought at greatly reduced prices during the remainder ot this week. Ideal for the horse show. ''- Come and have free examination. W fc, EATHALT TEETH rHKK SILVER FILLINGS ......... 3 5e TTr GOLD FILLINGS .Sa VP BET OP TEETH .it.OO SPLENDID SET ,.i.00 GOLD CROWNS ... S2.SO TO $5.0O All work guaranteed for ten yeara. Lady attendant aJwara nresent All work dona absolutely without patii by speeialbrts ef from li to SO yearr experience. Boston Dentists aiH Kerrlsoa SrL, Or, rsvaamaaw A-aoao. raoaa atau aoaa. FURS! FURS! at irOwxrr roMsxMzn rucit. Remodeling a specialty, fur eoata ef all kinda made to order, -- L. SCHUMACHER Tel. KaU MIT. 212-214 Ttlrd. Street, Corner, Sslnsa" ;Pcrtlana HwCinartcrs fcr Eats cf Dlstizctca Diamond nonse Paint GUARANTIED gaXhaa lata. l.dO tr gmL 1 gailaw lata. SI. AO pee lU Kaaafaetared by rC2TUT3 SAS3 4CC: C . tM rtmrt U rerUuj. c . Vf-fLlfOIT.'IINEn ' r tAPFI It L i i TT?..