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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY , JOURNAU rORTLAND, , THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER S.' .a.. 'a-i-.-uiujLjmj -j-iji. -i. 1.1. In am . 11 ji-l .mil i u i imi ii i ilju. Jin ... .... i n ,1 , ., r. . . ... .. .. 1 1, I,, , m , , m. Town Topics SIIIPPIKC TAGS ARE UIIDER Billl iMt .Camilla de Oogorsa In Cnrt ' j:r.;'-H; i4 u,,.r?.,?'i Han-Jinan Lines Send Out j;:r,:::::::::::;::::;: v-Mc . Notice of New Ban- . !.-..,. vauaevtue l.mo ............ ,,..Tln limine" ...'The Flaming Arrowy -' , i - ' The funeral of F, W. Prahl. road meater of the Oregon leiecUlo railway, waa held from Bfottleh Rtt cathe dral ycatantar afternoon and waa large ly attendad by frlende of Ua deceased and mam bare of tha Maaonla fraternity. A aped! train from Maiem, oriiiguig about It emuloyea at tha company to aliend the funeral of thalr formar ohiaf arrived at nmn. Tha pallbearere were ele-td from smart tha formar railway . iiwUIn and fallow lodge mimban of tha deceaeed. Urrnbara of Laurel lode. A. r. and A. U.. Rosaburg and Wiltara etl lodse No. I of thia city, conducted tha Maeonlo funaral aervicea Floral trlbutra war numaroua, coming from tha offloiala And employee of all tha rallroada In tha itv. aa wall aa from frlanda. Mr. prahl had been Identified with thesllway . intereata of I'ortleud for a number of yeare. , roadKuIe.i' rapar tags must go. Under tha nw westera iaaatneatlon, which becomes ITacUra nail week, freight marked wltli paper tags cannot bo accepted, by tha rallroada and tha pasteboard labels thai hava boon nouular for veera will no longer ba tolerated. - ' (Jsneral Frelaht A nint R M-Ulllar Of tha iiarrlmati Haaa lias Bant out tha foiiowm notice to agenta of tha O. It at in. ana me Bout barn I'actno, Inform ins uion or .tea new rulat ' T,XJ mm I. - t , i or . Tha regular meeting of tha Mount Tabor Homo Training clrola will be bald at tha Mount Tabor lraabytrlaa church at Frettyman atatlon tomorrow availing at ?: o'clock. Thla la an open meet Ins, specially prepared for parenta and teachera. A very Instructive program will ba alvan, including; an addresa by tha Rev. Luther R. Droit. D. D.. on "Tha Chance 'With tha ChUd. Mlee Laura ii Claland will ba tha eololat of. tha evening. - Tha-tneetlng will ba Instruc tive aa wall aa entertaining; - to both teachera and mothera aa wall aa fathera, and a cordial Invitation to attend la ex tended to alL lira. Robert II. Tata, preeiaeni or tna circle, wm preside , . Tha United Btatea civil service ooro . mlaaion baa announced examinations for November IS, It and IS.' The poaltiona . ' for which tha eaamtnatlona are to be held are: Office engineer Irt Irriga tion and drainage Inveatlgatlona, of flea of experiment etatlone, department of agriculture, electrical engineer and draflaman In tha office of auDervlalna: architect treaeucy departmenC Wash ington, D. C.; editor In charge of de partmenta or antomologr, economic aooloay, and veterinary aclence, In the experiment atatlon record, office of ex periment atatlona, department of agrl culiure. Appllcatlona abould be mado to Z. A. Leigh, poatoffloe department There will ba a meeting of tha United East Side Puah clube tonight in' the Sargent hotel. Grand and Hawthorne avenuea. Richard Moritague will apeal( on mo quHuon or cnaxier revision, xne meeting night waa changed at the laat ' meeting- for the purpoae of making; the night of meeting; one got In conflict with the charter revision board, and thus make It poaalbla for members of the board to ba present piece of leas tbaa carload freight, must us plainly and indelibly marked, show Ing tne name of conalcnee and tha name of tha atatlon, town or city, and tb state to which destined. N (gee note.) "NOTB Pasted labala or aennral fastened cloth-Uned, metal or leather tags may be used, when character of the freight preventa marking as re quired. "U. Old mark a muat ba removed or effaced before paokagea, bundles or piecea wiu ba accepted, for transporta tion. - i ' , .-u. wneo freight Is conaignad to a place not located on tha line of a rail road, each package, bundle or piece muat ba marked with the name of tha atatlon at which the consignee will ac cept delivery, or. If destined to a place reached by a water line, the name of the rauroaa aiaiion. at wnicn aeiiverv is to be made to auch water Una muat ba marked . oa each package, bundle . or plena, "D. Freight not marked acoordlng to uie aoove requirement will be rated one ciaaa higher. '.. "H. Freight consigned to a place of which mere are two or more or me same name In tha same state, must have tne name or the county marked on each pack. fa, bundle or cleci. and also shown onyne snipping; receipt. "This la an extremely Important rule, and you should be particular to call attention of shippers to the new re quirements In order that there may be no misunderstanding over higher rates being applied aa result of ImoroDer marKing. - - . According to Mr. Miller, more freight is lost tnrougn improper tagging and marinne- man tnrougn any other causa An enormous amount of machinery and uncrated material goes annually astrav Decause tags are lorn ore and no ad' areas la printed on the pacKage. A cu rious feature of this Is that a large per .cent or tnis rreignt.ia never claimed ana nas to do eoia oy tne ran road in Portland, where It Is shipped when not called for at tha station, to which It waa Dined. . ; Baaaembe Sabya koaa T4T aVaaaraAa kbye' Mwaoa l-rna Zy f , - ;. ; .. STERLING x silver Lafayette Colonial Newbury Rose Cordova Canterbury Modest Prices Our Sterling Silver ' ., -,: .- Flatware' trade -ha more than doubled in the past year. The foundation for this immense, businev was up-to-date patterns 4 the kind that axe not common and the gradual increase in their number as new designs were placed on the market, Our prices havfe always been fair to both aidea. Our' en rrayiner is artistic and in a (vclass by itself. , ' , We can duplicate any piece made. ; ; . J X' Violet Orange Blossom Hampton Bridal Rose Berain Irving ' Artistic Engraving JAEGER BROS., Silversmiths 266 Morrison Street - Bet Third and Fourth mum ASSIGNED TAG DAY WORKERS After 11 years of married life, Mrs. Bessie M. Welch is seeking; a divorce frotn Elnathan Welch; her complaint navin-r Dean iuea iq me circuit court. She alleges that he has been guilty of frequent drunken sprees and that he de serted her and her five children In Min nesota two years aao. They were mar- j nea at jrrosser, wain., in 187. Mrs. Welch wants the custody of the chil dren under the care of the Oregon and Idaho Home Finding society. Penney Bros.' Friday Specials. Our 11.50 grade of wines at 75o per gallon. Our I) (trade of wlnea at f 1 per gallon. Our 14.60 grades of Kentucky whiskey at is. st per g-anon. our ss.&o grades or itentucKy wnisicey at JZ.7S per gal lon. Our ft grade of white rye, brandy, rum and gins at IS per gallon. Friday -only. J78-S81 East Morrison street Phones East 287, B-2426. Free de livery. article streets four pac basket a: department. First and Alder inree purses, hatchet, satehel. cka nd res, seven umbrellas. idles fur. A Halloween dinner and sale of aprons and dolls will ba given on Friday even ing, October SO (tomorrow evening) at 6 o'clock at Centenary M. E. church. East Nlcth and , Pine streets. Meal ticketa 86o. three for fl. Rate war, steamer Homer sails di rect for San Francisco Friday evening. Cabin f 10, -berth and meals included. Frank Bollam, agent, . 128 Third street The William O. fraternity of th Unitarian church U1 hold a social Katherinit this evening In the narlors of. the church. All members and friends or the fraternity are cordially invited. and ; press all We sponge aij-uo ,-ruua Duu-oaa Main 614. A-48U where. Unique Tailoring- Co., 809 Star) : After five years of active service as pastor of tha First Christian church, Rev Elmer S. Mockley has resigned. His resignation will not take effect, however, until the first of the year. Rev. J. X Evans, pastor of. the First church at Albany, has been mentioned as his successor, . but no call has yet been issued. Rev. Mucklev ah Id this morning that he would probably take- up evangelistic work for a time.. I, - , Suit for $7,500 damages against the Bridal Veil Lumber company has been brought In the circuit court by Mrs, Minnie A. Smith, widow of, Arthur A. smith, who lost his life last Jun while in the employ of the company a Palmer. She alleges that the pressure was allowed to become, too great In aft Old boiler, causing an explosion. Smith was struck by some of the flying frag ments and fatally hurt . "Swastika) Sue," an up-to-date Indian song by Smith and Thompson, two Portland composers, will be on sale at .lilpman, Wolfe's music department Fri day and Saturday. , It is moat artis tically gotten up with cover picture of Miss Bluford, originator of "Aeuone" and other auccesses as the "Swastika Maid." Miss Bluford Is the beautiful Cuban seen last week at the Orpheum. : Mra, Gertrude Hahn of Colvllle, Wash., has sold to a Philadelphia cap italist a 60-foot lot on the west side of Tenth street, between Stark and Washington Streets, for 147.000. The purchaser's name has not been made public, but it la announced that he will erect a three or four-story brick build ing on the site as soon as a suitable lea.se can be made. . The delegates who coma to Portland in December to attend tile annual con vention of ttte Northwest Horticultural society will be, taken on an excursion up the Willamette valley aa far as pos sible in order that they may see what your clothes for 11.60 month. wagons run every. 'K, Wanted All men to know that all our patent leather shoes are guaran teed. Korrect Shape-Shoe store. 2 IIS Morrison street. nea Fjftb.., Steamer Jessie Harklns, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington atreet dock jS p. m. . . Cosy bungalow I van hoe, fclock, SZ.600; easy terms. Ooldsohmldt's Agency, 263 H Washington. , Prizes for card parties from 26 up ward. Elite China and Glass Co., 862 Morrison, corner Park.. " ,u ; . Our cuts print. Special' prices on all work. Forbes Engraving company, First and Ankeny. E. Elks' W. Moore, expert building, Seventh an photographer, d stark ata. Chaperonas for Tag day hava been assigned stations at tha e principal buUdlnga of the city, where they wllK be stationed 4 throughout Saturday, each with her corps of assistants to sell. 4 tags for the Baby home." The aa- a) algnments are aa follows : Cor- 4 bett building, Mrs. J. Weeley Ladd and Mra jr. KoUock; city a comb, ( hall, Mrs. N. J. Levinson; court- i e) house, Mra F. Harrison: Couch 4 building, Mrs. F. 8. Sykes, Mrs. a v. Gilbert and Mra Foullboux; e d Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. J. e 4 Stewart; Commercial club, Mra, e a H. W. Corbett; Beck buildinr. a Mra V. Kerr; Board of Trade, e d Mra M. Wisdom; , Marquam a a building, Mra H. W. Coo; Weils a Fargo, Mrs. C J. Reed; Falling, e a Mrs. W. C. Alvord and Mrs. e a Frank Hart; Fenton, - Mra W. a ,Wynn Johnson; Worcester, Mra. 4 Powers; Sherlock, Mrs. Malpus; a d Woman's Exchange, Mrs. E. a Hamilton; Oregonlan, Mra. S. B. a Vincent and Mra I. N. Llpman. e 4 Headquarters will ba main- a talned at the corner store of the e a Medical building until after' Tag e e day, and there Mrs. L. W. Sltton a and Mra E. J. Labbe may be d a found to assign territory to any e woman in tha city who desires to help lh the good wOrk. 4 Mra Wolfe will have her auto- mobile In service all day Satur- day, distributing taga In the e various districts and collecting boxes of cash. ' a Indications are that tha ln- e debteilnesa on tha Baby homo fe will be a thing of the past ty a Saturday night. Woman's Exchange, 13S Tenth street, lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch. D. Chambers St Son., ontlolana Morrison street, corner of Sixth. Ill W. A. Wise and associates. tMinlesa dentists. Third and Washington. . eigne. 284 TamhilL Mala a runes. Oregon can do In raising apples, grapes XMO.otner aeunite plans program have been announced. and pn for the A number of the prominent Caledon ians of tha state art' today In attend ance at the annual celebration of tha Fossil Caledonian club, being held today and tomorrow at Condon. The musical part Of the program will consist of Scotch ' songa by Miss Lena Harwas, Miss Alice Juston, F. P. Hennessy and J. Adrian Epplng, all of Portland. . -Plain talk Dollar's, 221 Morrison, saves you Just II on every pair of nenCs and women's shoes purchaaed here. Ladlea' aweu - shoes, button and lace. In Napoleons, all leathers, 11 less tnan eisewnere. Mens erase and wet ' weather shoes at 11 less; all styles and When your corns pain and ache and you have tried everything that you can think' of. without results, then get a ttle of the reliable "Hedgln's Corn nmmwuT. i rum Aintn nniL in a orutr l-lst, SIS Washington atreet. It curea woen au otnera iau. . - Wines and Liquors. Special, Friday only, 11.60 port, sherry, Angelica. Tokay or Muscatel wine, 76e per gallon; S4 whlakey. IS 7I per gallon; $4 California rranay, u u per rauon. Free dallverv. National Wine Co., Fifth and Stark atreeta. a-i; aiain . j t -Tha following articles were found on the streetcars during tha last two days and can be recoverad by calling at lost Bercer. 121. Dr. McCracken, dentist, RothchUd bid. Journal want ada la a word. Knabe at Banquet Tonight. This farflous piano will be used at the banquet given at the Commercial club this evening to J. P. Schardt, vice- president of the National Railway Mall association. The musical numbers will consist of a piano solo by Miss M. Keat- lnsr ana vocal selections by M. J. Keat lng, A. W. Ledbury and the Oregon male tafio is loaned lor lley B. Allen Co. BABY'S ITCB EASILY CURED Infantile Boaoma Qnioklr SaUarad ty Extarnal Use of OU of Wtntar-g-reen OomjKmno. Infantile ecsema, which ha, baffHd tv, .kill of tha bast Dhvsiclans for a9 manv vears at last seems to be curable ana curaoie witn n -sua. t two years in Reaults of the las conclusively ecsema and quartet. The Knabe pli tne occasion by the wi MEN SEEKING JOBS SEND PHOTOGRAPHS . . WUI WSATXZB aVSTXCa Ta alt la to beware of coughs and eelda on tha cheat ; aa neglected they readily lead to pne-umeni. rootumptlsa or other pulmonary trouble. Juat aa Sooa aa the couah appeara treat It wHk Bal lard a Horehoud P-rvrs tha etaodard rure af Amerir-e. Use aa dtre-td r-r- feftly BrtTiIa A cure and pr-'Titla ti t. pr botu a t tha lumra. PU by J a Ca. Price iao, 66a mm l i a. I d "Half tha applicants for post- 4 d tlons with us enclose their photo- d a grapha with their written appli- d e cations," said Curtis G. Suther- d 4 land of the Southern Pacific this 4 morning, aa he pulled out a 4 bunch of letters from a file, dls- d closing half a dosen pictures of a bright young men with smiling d -ifaoea. d ' "One cam this morning aak- a lag for a 11.009 position and an- - d a cloaing thla"arvd Mr. Suther- e e land - held up a huge cabinet d a photograph, of tha modest appli- d 4 cant or a Job erlth Haniman. e e s "They aay they aend them ao d a wa can tall how old they are, a 4 and whether they look bright or a a not. All seem ta bo aura they a a . look wall, baoauaa they evident- a a ly aend tha biggest photographs ' a they hava. Wa are aertously e a thinking of starting an appll- a oaats1 gallery here for ready 4 a treferenca, with Uie picture and a a a short biography of each man." a e ..' . . - - a "Wines and Liquors. f-tMscfal Friday on It, SI-64 port, ebemr. Angellea, Tkav er Maekaal wine, J6e per gallon: 64 whlakey, lJ.it per gall'n; 4 Catiforala braadv. II per gauoa. Free delivery. National Wlna Cex. Fifth nd sura street a A-rt; Mam ttl. ' TkOj&l rumpkin Ties. ' TJ'r ae't'rg na rfnr4 e esaled. Orr In adraj!" for Ral )rrt. f xhrr braach. iiorai Bakry and Cor.fecuoaary. two years indicate that babvs itch. Infantile other aktn diseases of chil- h. v.r a mniv niirdfl nv inn aoDllcation of a compound composed, of oil of wintergreen, thymol and glycerine, as In D. D. D. Prescription. The Rev. Lewis Steeley of Weatherly, Pft Wlit6Ba 'bur baby boy's little face was ao dreadfully covered with ecsema that blood and water ran from the sores nearly all the time. After using SH bottles of D. V. D. Prescription we arc so happy to tell you he Is entirely cured and the oiseai aaaln. If this 1U sease has never nroaen out letter is in any way a to other a-xferers, you may pun- Ian It-" it vnn hava a child which ia Buffering ... . - . . V. T W AWA .Ml witn imi wmo ikvu. - " - will not neglect one hour to to give your baby the right kind or reuer. we h.v. .Mn too often how quickly the remedy mentioned above takes ths Itch kwa m once ana now mn wi um seem to be permanent; we have seen 1.1. nn nftan to healtats at all In recommending tha remedy for your chil dISkidmore Drug Co.. Woodward. Clark iki.. .nai1 arenta lndnraa T. D. D. i n-i .i.H. - at Johna Pharmacv. St. rhn: 1. C. Wyatt. Vanoouver; Howell St Jonea, Oregon City. No Cocaine, No Gas Our sueoess .' Is due to uniform mgn-grrada worK at reaaonabla prtoea NERVOUS PEOPLE And thoaa afflicted with heartweak naas can now hava their, teeth e tractaa Zllled and ni-ldawork an. plied without tha least pal a or daa ger. PAINLES8 EXTRACTION 3 3 -KARAT CROWNS .50 . 5.00 BRIDGE 'WORK 5.00 OUR BEST PLAIN PLATE.. 8.00 ALL LIKED PLATE 15.00 TEETH .. rU0Jtuuw, ilKeitfrtg Bxamlnatioa and Ooasnltatloa rrae. We extend to all a special Invita tion to call at our office and hava their teeth examined free of. charga We own and control tha largeat ana best equipped dental establish ment In the world, havina 18 attlomm aU told. Wa siva a witttan a-uarantaa wth all work for 16 yeara Lady attend ant Open evenings till 7. Sunday I to L Union Painless Dentists sails Sfonrli in SV. Comer XHxst. 1-OXTZ.AJn), OB. Horses Horses Horses We alwava have a good aelentaA lot of horses from eastern Drarnn all broken, from 1,000 to 1,800 pounds. New carload' lots every 10 days. Please give us a call. W. BRUNZCL saa ittm at. momtm. Diamond Ilouse Paint GUARANTEED 6 gallon lota, 1 gallon lota 51.40 per gal 51.60 Pr gal Manufactured by PORTLAND SASH & BOOK CO. 30 Sffoat Sraxtlaad, Ob, WILHOITMIISERALWATEB LABBE Jk THOMAS. Phone A-81S6. S4 Labbe Bids., oor. 1(1 and Waahlngtoa. rts tsxt;ssrrrrrz:sz2S22ssxjfirs2X2JwXsssiszssrtrrr"i Thursday; October 29, 1908 r TIIE OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY WILL OPEN ITS NEW LINE BETWEEN PoAM and Millsboro I v . ' WITH . ? 0 DAILY TRAINS CACII WAY . AND BETWEEN Salem and Hillsboro WITH 4 DAILY TRAIN5 80UTH BOUND 2 DAILY TRAINS N0RFI1 BOUND M SCHEDULES SOUTH BOUND. Arriving Hlll.boro. ra... 8.0S a. m. m.. .10,00 a m. ta... 11:30 a.m. m... 11:30 a. m. 4:10 p.m. Leaving. Portland 705 a Portland 9:00 a Salem 9:05 a Portl'nd 10:30 a Salem 1:45 p, Portland 3:10 p. m... 4:10p.m. Portland 4:35 p m... 5:35 p.m. Portland 6:30 p. m... 7:30p.m. m. NORTH BOUND. Leaving Hillsboro. Arriving-. 6:30 a. m.. .Portland 7:30 a. m. 8:25 a; m.. .Portland 9:25 a. m. 8:25 a.m... Salem 10:50 a.m. 11 :10 a.m... Salem 1:25 p.m. 11 :10 a.m... Portland 12:10 p. m. 1 :55 p. m.. . Portland 2:55 p. m. 1:55 p.m... Salem 4:20 p.m. 5 .05 p. m. . . Portland 6 :05 p. tn. 1:55 p. ra.. . Portland 6:55 p. m. 5 :55 p.m... Salem 8:20 p.m. " ' 'aueityrsn . - .-, .-. -, , ,, i, i , , i ,. i n in,,, , I Seals I. TONIGHTS: Sg GDGORZA 2.50 ; gll ,...., '.. ' fli. so BivrrjratnaKED 51.00 , - BAJUTOn Oat Adm. Ia VplMeUd rrogran. TBat ' 0T" HcIIis Thcitro Carriagea THractlon ' 9U0 , LoU Staara-Wyaa Coman HEILIG ?4hthirt!d WasMngtaa. PhoneMain 1 and A-U3S. Beat sale epana today for KB. ZJBJi WXXX4JUI la Bol Smith Russeirs play ' "A TQOM IVBXJkTSQM." Nest Saturday-Sunday NlghU. ' rneea fi, 740, 490, ite. HEILIG THEATRE , Bat nights beginning nait Monday VVWTXM TAJUnm in QVAW HAW.- BBAT BAJUi TOKOMtOW. ',on-'.., !,et M: tallary, 60c Matl- nee, SI. 60 to 3 Sc. . ' 7 Main Triinf leaving Salem at 9:05 a. m. and 1:45 p. m. make direct connection at Garden Home Jet, with Portland-tiyisboro train, and trains leaving Hillsboro at 8:25 a. m., 11:10 a. m... 1:55 p. m. and 5:55 p. m. make direct connection with Fortland-Salem train. No Hillsboro Division 'trains will itop between Portland and Garden Home except to take on or let off Hillsboro Division passengers. , Following are stations on Hillsboro Division: Garden Home Jet., Firlock, Whitford, Beaverton, St Marys, Mortondale, Qua tama, Orenco, Milkapsi, Moffat, Hillsboro. GEO. f. IMEVINS. Traffic Manager PORTLAND. OREGON. IksSSSSaSSSsasaUsaC JJJEJ JEaSaSsSesSsSS afiSsaaSsCssstSKSuE 8153S2leeE3i SiSEsKeXSEaBS SB WW sCaSeKSt Transfer Patterns FOR BABY CLOTHES The Transfer Supplement with The Sunday Journal of November 1 will consist of a number of dainty designs for baby clothes. This is one of the most attractive numbers so far issued. Mothers and those who are thinking of making a present to the baby of some relative or friend shouldn't fail to obtain The Sunday Journal OF NOVEMBER 1 THEATRE 117, A-4134. ricrntji tkxatks oo. (xsro.) z-zasxa Do not wait till tomorrow to get your seata for "The Road to Testerday, by Baker Stock Comnanr all thla waalc. Strange and fantastic play. First time tn weat. A big hit Evening prices 36c, 35c. 60C. Matinee 16c Bfin. Matinee Saturday. Net week. "Man and Women.", Win. . nn - -. i ' ffS - fV Ba. gnu days aad Xolldaye , THEATRE A V 1S.2$-M-7S Week Of Oct ad Thm Itninaa TtMa. --ry-.rton Si Oo, Wanes fc Blanch, aid, Tne Three Koshara, Kay and Flo H angler, Wllaoa Brothara, sthel Kao Oonoagh, Orpheum jnotuxas, Orphean BAKER THEATRE Phones: Main 9. A.rira - , ORBOON THEATRE CO. ( INC ) LESSEE mo. ij. uaaer, oen. Manager. ' Bargain day matinee Wednesday, itn any aeat. Tonight all week, matinee ; Wednesday and Saturday, Dixon Ber nard In the funniest ot all German dia lect muaieal comedies. KAJTS AJS' BIX. Olrls, muste, fun, life and ginger. Note the new'prleea: NIghta. 18c, 60c,. T6o. Matinees (except Wednesday) 28o. 60c. Next, James L. Corbett The tSTAR'5?!0 Maln Matineea Wednesday, Saturday, Bunday. : For the entire week of Oct- 35, Lincoln j. Miner s special rroaucuon, . "Tata rr.imra amamww Matinees at S:S0 a. tn. Ivtrv Avert ing at 8:16. Night prices, 16c, 25e, 86c, 50c Matinees. 15o and 2 Bo. Seats imav be xeaerved by either phone. - STexS waekk, "Tha Montana limited." PANTAGES THEATRE ; ADTABCBD TAXrttVYIL&a. . tttars of All Hatloaa. saatSL 33TA riT. Tha wonderful dausrhter of a nnflnf. ful mother, Anna Eva Fay, In her sen- sational demonstration of Thauma turgy, or mental talepath-r. Aak Mrs. Eva Fay. .. Matineea daily. 15a, . Two shows 'at ' night, 16o 26c. LYRIC THEATRE Seventh and Aider. THE BLUNKALL COMPANY i Oct 26, entire week PINK DOMINOES ' No German company Friday. " Matineea Sunday,- Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday. Vancouver Ferry Service On account of government inspection of the Vancouver ferryboat on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, after the 9 :50 a.m. Vancouver train from Portland there will be NO TRAINS RUNNING THROUGH TO VANCOUVER until the 1:50 p. m. train, and there will be no ferry-leaving Vancouver after the 10:10 a. m. until the 2:50 p. m. trip. IDE GRAND-VandevlIIe deluxe AjrOTXJSH BZO BZXA &ea Snrand Trto Tha Baverlocks folly Wild rred Baaer Orandaaoope Tha Oreat WTalta Mystery D'atnoa Fsychromanoy Three - Earaa and Carmen FOB BOBAXTK AJTD IXUXOTI Damlana Bittets wonderful lnvlgorator and norvlna Woodard, OO. A powarful aphrodlslao and apecial tonio for both aexea. -for sale at drug store and llauor dealara or bv Clarke Co., 4th nd Washington Sta OXABXB WOODWA1D SB i-oa,Tzuurs, ob-. aoebtb. FURS! FURS! at x-o-arxsT nssnu fbiobs. Remodeling a specialty. Fur coats of au ainas maae 10 oraer. L. SCHUMACHER to Btadlaom. rXTBBXBm, Tel XaU C17. TEETH Save Money - Come and hsre fr rrarrtnatlon. WE EXTRACT TEETH FREE. - SILVER FILLINGS .354 CF GOLD F1LLINOS ............7&d L'P fPLENPfD SET GOLD CROWNS CZ.RO TO All work a-ttaraa4 foe tea jeara Lady attendant alaye prevent. All work flooe abMlutely wttnotrt eara ta aa by special lata experience. 34 rears' Boston Dentists asm a, lhra Little "Adlcts" always pay. Mite ffr TEETH WITH OR WITHO UT PLATE OTTT OF TOtVia FBOFU ' wa aaa do roar entire Orowa, Brings K4 a lata wora a aay ir neoeaaary. Foettivaiy Falalaee Batraotlag Free whaa Dlatea or brldaaa are ordered. lissWn ae-ta and teota ramovaa wtva- emi aaa Mam pala. Tea ehaira uaiy tha moat aolentlfle and careful work. ts) TBABSI EST FOBT&ABS. WA 1VIC1T AJTO ABBOOXATBS e J 'flM Faialeee Santlsta. Falling Bldg Third aad Wa1ilma-Vti S a. m. ta S s. m.; Suadaya S to 13. Fainleas Extraotloa, S0c: Platoa St.. Bath Fhoaaa. A aad ataia ifia, Exceptional $3.25 an'd $315 Tallies Now $2.95 So great hat been the demand for these hats that our milliners have been working busily to replace those sold. Exceptionally stunning are these models with a charming individuality that will appeal to both' the girl and her mother. Especially becom ing are the large drooping shapes fetchingly trimmed with soft bows or silk drapes; all the season's leading colors. Regular $325 and $3.75 values, this week 92.95 Regular $-U5 to $475 values, this week $3.80 X CLOTH TAlfS AND CAPS. Regular $175 fine broadcloth, satin lined, special,.? 1.30 Resruiar $175 ftn serge, aatia lined. aneeiaf...i.. BSe) (Regular $1.00 Ena serge, satin lined, special T5 Scfri'r 75 Mrse, tm lined, tpwitl.. 212-214 Ttlri, Street, Csrcer Salmna Pcrtlacl Ecaiicajlers for Eats cf Disttsctlca PIANO BUYING The baying of a piano ia aa Im portant traaaae tlon, There are aa aay diffareat makaa of ptanoa, and there are taany dealers. goermaa, Clay St Co. are aa well-anown atai llabad house and emrrtr til a gaeat Una af high-grade, dependable ptanoa te be found in any hoeae oa the They aall if plane as In-w aa to Mta, CSaO, S3O0 and e te the Irx-ofri-parable gflaway at 9y aad aa. tmS punoa from Si SO t aaaa. - The following l!t la ramerksMa a1 yea wlli racentaa til aamra rt, ta familiar aa le fiamea ef Oil f . -P tat n way, A. R. Che, Er!t, . . - . . Packard. KtKfaburj. !.Hl. lc Emartten. Kortt-oann, rta. ' - ."n. a Chase Flayer I'lano; f. :r.t"ij, U- aad faokona lunar r.avca CmtTvntaat aentbly parmarte trtr I t arraagad. ' Sherman, Clay f Co. Kxtk aad Koniaota, Ta Fs- ..- c