The Oregon daily journal., November 19, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY 'JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1903.
AVVSXnKEOTS.
Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS :
Bungalo
uKr
Star .
Lyrio
Orpheum
Pantages
Urand
The Man on the Box
"Little Johnny Jones'
.."Too Proud to Bear"
"A Montana am "
....... VtvJevllle
,i Vaudeville
Vaudeville
r ; At the Church of Good Tidings, East
Couch and East Eighth streets, the Car-'
' nival of Books opened last nigrht with
a musical and literary program. The
sale of home-made articles and dainty
cooked ' food will continue, each after-
noon and 'a program will be furnished
each evening until the close of the car
nival Friday night. Bach booth repre
sents a book. Vanity Fair Is the fancy
work booth, "Over the Teacups" Is the
' refreshment 'booth where lunch' t la
served by a corps of ladles. "The Sow-
era" 'la the title of the booth devoted to
aprons and household articles, "Unci
Tom's. Cabin" Is the - grocery and tin
ware department. A- booth In , yellow
and white at the entrance has many
- pretty souvenirs lor sale,, and a candy
Looth'ls well patronised. .-
All members of Scout Young camp No.
J, United Spanish War Veterans,; are
requested to be present at the rehearsal
for the veterans' minstrel show to be
held this evening- at Auditorium hall.
Third and Taylor i streets. The boy
taking part lit the show will set down
to work in earnest tonight, as all the
parts have been assigned. Every vet-"
eran In the cltv should be on hand to
encourage the movement, which- is for
tne Denant or the sick and relief fund.
Any mSnbers of the organisation who
intends narttclpatinsr ' In the bla- show
should report for a sest tonight. Jjte-
irvBiiinvms wiu u serveu.
1
The ' Portland Association of Credit
Men met. in the convention hall -of the
Commercial Club last" nlRht, - The' fea
ture of the evening's program was a
talk by 8. C. Pier, sales manager of the
Marshall" Wells Hardware company on
. "The Relations Between Bales Manager
and Credit Men." Mr. Pier spoke for
more cooperation between sales mana
gers and credit men as a great help to
the house for which a man Is working-.
It was decided to make the December
meeting- of the association a special .one
and to provide for .several special features.
. Physicians' prescriptions Intrusted to
our care are always compounded with
the greatest care and accuracy, by re
liable pharmacists, and only the purest
ana dsi quality or asugs are - usea.
The doctors' -instructions are Implicitly
followed, with the result that when
your prescription Is filled at Bern!
drugstore It can be depended on. Albert
Bernl, the druggist, 23 .Washington
street. . , .
I, i- . t
Penney Brothers' Friday Special
Our. fl.SO grade of wines at 76c per gal
Ion. pur $8 grade of wines at II per
gallon. Our $4.50 grade of Kentucky
wniskey at is.zo per gallon, pur 13.60
grades of Kentucky whiskey at $2.75
per gallon. Our 14 grade of white hye,
- oranay, rum inn gins at 13 per gallon.
Friday only. 279-881 East Morrison
street. Phones East 287. B-2426. Free
delivery. .... ,
H. C. Brown A Co. have begun suit in
the circuit court on an assigned claim
from Lewis M. Hend against the John
P. Sharkey company for $906. It Is al
leged that this sum Is due on an order
for 10,000 booklets. The office of the
Sharkey company was attached by the
sneriir, out was quicKiy released on
filing a bond for $1,000 to secure the
sheriff against damages.
Tonight Is the regular meeting- night
oftbe. East Side Business Men's club
and the president wishes air members
possmis to come to tne J-teaiey building,
Grand avenue and Kast Morrison. Re
ports will be received from the park and
Rose Festival committees and sugges
tions will be asked as to how the east
side can be improved.
A lecture under the auspices of the
Ladles' Aid society of Grace Methodist
Episcopal church will be given by
F. V. Holraan on Friday evening. No
vember 20. Subject, "Oregon Literature
and Art" Admission 25 cents. Pro-
feeds to be applied to fund for 1m
provement of choir loft.
Wines aid Liquors Special this week,
old table claret, one dosen quarts, S2.76;
white wine, one dozen quarts, 11.75;
lUirsundy, very fine, one doien quarts,
$4.60; Bant erne, extra quality, one dosen
quarts, $5.00. Free delivery. National
Wine company. Fifth and Stark. Phone
Main A-iyy.
Mrs. W. Q. Eliot will address the
Teachers' and Mother club of the
Brooklyn school at t:S0 tomorrow after
noon. The subject of the day vmII be
"Children's Reading." All interested in
mm wun i o mvuea xo attend th
meeting in the assembly ball of the
cawi.
Flam talk Dollars, til Morrison,
saves you just 11 on every pair of
men's and women's shoes purchased
here. Ladles' swell shoes, button and
laoe. In Napoleons, all leathers, $1 less
than elsewhere. Men's dress and wet
wtwinar suocs ai i less; ail styles and
leathers... .
The management of the Washington
Good Roads convention to be held In
Kalama December 1 has extended an
invuauon 10 mo rortiana Commercial
ciud to paruolpate In the convention. It
ha" not as yet been definitely decided
uvuivt UDiegaiei will aiieira.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Brooklyn Improvement association will
be held this evening at the hall at 657 Mi
MiiwauKie avenue. The- report of the
committee on parks will be a part of the
important business to com before the
All our Havlland china, Japanese
ware and dinner sets one-half off. Hand-
Dalnted china, cot a-laae. art
from 25 to 50 per cent discount. Prises
ior cra panies inai are new and up
to date. - Elite China & Glass Co., $62
Morrison street. Open until 7:20 p. m.
" ' Football '' "
Football -i-Football
i
Oretron vs. O. A n ' .
Saturday, November 21, 2:20
, Multnomah Field.
P m.
Title Guarantee - Oregon - Trust ' ac
counts and German-American certifi
cates bought at the highest cash price;
also - Home Telephone bonds. Cohn
Bros., 180 First street, corner Yamhill.
' ". . Football
Football
, ' Football
Oregon vs. Q. A. C.
Saturday, November 21. 2:20 p. nv
Multnomjh Field.
youf clothes
shins your shoes.
614. A-4114. wagons run every-
Unique Tailoring wo., io stark.
Wi snonre and. press)
aii ror ij.ou month.
Main 514
where.
R. W. Walker, J. T. Moylait and R. J.
Moylan have incorporated the Columbia
r Concrete Sidewalk company,' having a
capital stock of $25.000.
Wanted All men to know that all
'our patent leather" shoes are guaran
teed. Korrect Shape Shoe store, 292
Morrison street, near Fifth. . . , .
Steamer Jessie Harktns, for Camas,
.Waahougal and wsy landtaft. dally ax
eept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m. -.-.. '
' Dr." Clara Macfarlane.v osteopathic
physician, la now at 212 ,- SwsUand
- building. ; I .. . Q . -(
, A literary program will be given at
the Patton Methodist church, corner; of
Mlcnlsan avenue and Carpenter street,
Friday nisht at 8 p. m., consisting of
. U -J
DIAMONDS
FOR THE BRIDE
A piece of fine .diamond Jewelry
will please her best. It is most
appropriate ' as a token of love,
admiration and friendship, but it ;
will be prized the most of all for.
the . beautiful sentiment. It ex
presses. -3 y-j:-'-: '- v: ;'
The finest stock of diamonds
la Portland's : largest Jswelry
store. '. , ,
Bnras of fancy cluster, set with
rubies, - sapphires, emeralds,
pearls, ' turquoise, opals, etc. ; $10
to $600. Earrings, $15 to $500. .
"Diamonds .- and other precious
stones 1 made up 'in . La valuers
and ; fancy necklaces, $5 to $160.
Bracelets set with diamonds and,
other precious gems, $5 to $260.
Brooches, scarfplns, studs, hat--pins,
studded ' with gems of all
kinds, from $10 to $500. -
Diamond solitaire engagement
rings, f2S to 91,000.
Tiffany wedding rings In all
Slses, 3 to 913
WEBOnro VATOXS Brooches,
combs, . signet rings, hatpins,
scarfplns, watch fobs, tie clasps,
cuff buttons, beauty pins. , ,
DIAMONDS
FOR THE WIFE
What will make a nicer Christ
mas present . to your; wife than
beautiful diamond ring, sun
burst, brooch, ...watch studded
with diamonds, " earrings or La
ValllerT The Talus will always
' be there ind the chances are that
In a few year the article will
be worth twice what : you paid
for it, v-;,;--J' ;. x
DIAMONDS ARE
SURE TO ADVANCE
.Our stock 'of unmounted dia
monds is one of the largest in.
the ; city. V, We can match any
.tone you bring in, ' from the
mall one, weighing H-karat, to
the larger one, weighing 2 and
3 karats. Our $25 and $35 dia
mond ring are the talk of the
town. Compare them with oth
er' Oar Diamond Brooches
'Set in clusters or single stones,
range in price from $10 up.
JBTEBT OVB WHO BTJT2I jaWZUY of us feels that he or shehas
secured a good bargain. We Intend that every one shall feel that
way. ' Every article we sell must be right in quality, style and price.
WS AIM TO FX,Z!ASB TOU
JIEQER BRQSe
JGWEUER8 AND OPTICIANS
266 Morrison St. Bet. Third & Fourth
Headquarters
"Rainy Day
Wearing
Apparel
TOE ST02E WITH TCE UEERAL U0HEY B1CK POLICY
CD r. G
Comer Fifth and Alder Streets
AX B. WXBTaTZZstSS, y2UB2US2rT A2TO OZlTESAXi UABAOXB
Visit Our
FUR
Department
and Compare
Prices
by Key. D,
music, readings and a lecture on "The
Ascent of Mount Vesuvius,
A. Wattera. :,
Dr. John
to the city.
T. Townley has returned
800-801 Marquam. A-2424
Order you Thanksgiving suit Norgard
& Noce, tailors, 162 4th, near Morrison.
Dr. H- A. Sturdevant, dentist. 70S
Swetland building. Main 8944; A-4531.
Woman's Exchange, 132 Tenth 'street,
lunch 11:21) to 2; business men's lunch.
D. Chambers BonJ hptlclann,
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
221
e
Vf. A. Wise and associate., painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Dr. Haynes, optician, 308 Salmon.
Berger, s yna 214 Yamhill. Main 9321.
Rummage sale. Fourth and Sherman.
Journal want sda lo a word.
"Puritana." Ask grocer.
Tomorrow (Friday) positively the
last day tor discount on east side gas
bills. Don't forget to 'read "uas Tips."
AT THE THEATRES
"Little Johnny Jones.'
The crowds are flocking to the Baker
this week as unto a circus and tne
answer i
greatest Oeorge M. Cohan show of them
all. which Manager Baker was fortu
nate enough to secure for the benefit
of hi patrons this week. Do not wait
till the last moment, '
The Man on the Box.n
Thla has been one of the biggest
weeks of the season at the Bungalow,
which attests the immense popularity
of the well-known comedy, The Man
on the Box," which Baker Stock com
pany is presenting In so elegant a man
ner.
Figman's Sale Tomorrow.
The advance seat sale will open to-
mnrrow Friday) morning at 10 o'clock
at the boxofflce of the Helllg theatre.
for the favorite comeaian au immin,
who will present his latest comedy,
"The Substitute" at the above theatre
for three nights, beginning next Sunday.
"A Montana Girl" Tonight.
The ever-popular Blunkall stock com
pany will present again tonigni in
greatest hit, "A Montana Olrl," one of
the best western comedy-dramas ever
written. . It abounds with thrilling sit
uations, delicious comedy, beautiful sen
timent and picturesqueness.
change artist. Is creatine W - hlir 'sana
tion each performance at the Fantages
tneatre this week. This Interesting
young iaay maxes 4b cnangea or cos
tume In IS minutes. She changes her
wardrobe quicker than tha ordinary
woman can change her mind. .
. J
An Act for Children.
Madam Kesselys marionettes at the
Grand Is a vaudeville specialty which
Is of especial interest to children. The
uttie rigures are manipulated in a lire-
like manner and every action Is natural.
Every child in town should see this
act before it leaves. The Romanoffs
have a startling knife throwing act. v
"Too Proud to Beg" at the Star.
"Too Proud to Beg," Llncon J. Car
ter's stirring and interesting drama of
folice life in a large city. Is the at
ractlon at the Star this week. Police
stories are always popular and appeal
to the people because the police depart
ment la established for the prosecution
of criminals.
Tomorrow (Friday) positively the
last day for discount on east side gas
bnls. Don't forget to read "uas Tips."
"Puritana," Ask grocer.
Mile.
Sensational Act, -Fregolla,
the Parisian lightning
Damiana Bitters
A wonderful Invigorator and nervine.
A powerful aphrodisiac and special tonlo
for both sexes. For sale at drug stores
and liquor dealers, or by Woodard.
Clarke A Co., 4th and Washington fits.
CTjABKE wooswabs SBUO 00-,
POBTLABD, OB AGXHTS.
WILHOITMINERALWATER
PAUL LABBE. Phones A-21B0. Main 4347
84 Labbe Bid., eor. 2d and Washington.
DAY
FRIDAY IS BARGAIN
: . '" ' ' " ' um. ''"al '" '" 'in' , linn iiwiiss.i.ss.a.issasi " i.iSsm m n s n.l.iii m "
FRIDAY is always a banner day at the ALWAYS BUSY STORE. The items
quoted below represent only a partial list of the many extra specials that will be
on sale tomorrow COME AND JOIN THE CROWD.
98c
$2.50 White Linen arfd Mad
ras Waists. Pleated in front
2nd back, with laundered col
lars and cuffs. Sold regu
larly at $2.00 and (q
$2.50, Friday . ... .... Jj OC
$3.95
$10.00-$12.00 Net Waists at $3.95.
This lot -comprises 150 Waists
made of fine Brussels net in white
and recru over a silk lining. Some
with embroidered fronts, others
with yokes and large medallions;
also, polka dot effects in white
and colors. Extraordin
ary vals., JFriday spee'l.
$3.95
$3.00 Linen Waists, $1.25.
Fine quality linen, either in
shirt effect or plain front or
back. Laundered collars and
cuffs. Regular $3
value, Friday
$1.25
Extraordinary Stripe Petticoats at $4.95
Roman stripe, Dresden and plain Taffetas. Each and every one is guaranteed not
to split or crack within 90 days of day of sale. Iriday
$7.50 Stripe Silk Petticoats ; made of fine qual
ity striped silk, light and dark colors; 12
inch accordion plaited flounce, Fri- rfiQ Qf
day special ...r., dO,UO
$4.95
$15.00 Silk Petticoat at $5.95. All new models,
deep flounce and silk underflounce ;
values to $15.00, Friday . . . . . , . . . . ?). )
Ladies' and Misses' Tailored Suits, Princess Suits and House
Dresses at $14.95, $16.95, $18.95
$14.95
Regular values to $25.00.
Extra nice, well made, fine
material and latest styles. A
large assortment of all the
most popular colors. See
the window dis- x j fs
play. Friday... I14ee7D
$16.95
Special values in Tailored Suits.
A large assortment of colors,
' stripes and fancy mixtures. With
out a doubt this is one of the best
bargains .of the season. Style,
quality and materials all combined
to make these exceptional, for
Friday only, at, M QC
special J) 1 Qe VD
$18.9
Regular $30.00 and $35.00
values. Why pay more. Take
advantage of this bargain to
day. They are in the best
shades of red, Alice blue,
navy, black, stripes and
fancy mixtures. Trimmed
with fancy braid and but
tons. Values to d 1 n gt
$35.00, Friday . . 51 0. VD
HITII f f Th.atre '
tilwlllU iixh ,n(J washlnttoa
Phones Main 1 an 4 A-1122.
' S Nights Beglnntns Next BunJay ,
. .., 2C4JC srzoicAjr '
In His Latest Cumady Success,'' f
MTJU RUAHT1TUTB"
Scat Sale Opens Tomorrow,
JPrlces. $1.S0. 1, 7Jo, 80a.
THEATRE
Tonlgrht AU Week Matinee Saturday.
naaer biock company In "TKJl
OK THB BOX,
irst time at popular
rest week "Btronf heart."
prices. Evening- 25c, 2Se, 60o; matinee,
4 DO, 40C
Friday Specials of Coats and Raincoats
All-wool, full length, nicely made l?1 O yC
and nicely trimmed. Friday "DlsCeltJ
Same as above, in colors of black, blue, green,
brown and fancy mixtures. Fri- JIJ
Special 52 inches long. Fitted in black all-wool
broadcloth. Lined throughout with good
durable satin. Strict tailored. Reg. tf1 7 Iff
$27.50 value, Friday M I .4D
Regular $20,00 values, made of fine A p
quality Priestley Cravenette. Friday. OeeeD
Silk Stripe Raincoats. Regular $30.00 value in
a large-assortment and combina- Ain mi
tion of colors. Friday . . ; . bleitD
Moire Raincoats. Best shade of red, brown,
navy, London smoke; etc.; extra full length,
fancy collars and cuffs. Friday A f m
special ol 0.4.3
Diamond Bouse Paint
GUARANTEED
f gallon lota, S1.40 per gal.
1 gallon lots. S1.60 per at
Manufactured by
PORTLAND SASH & DOOR CO.
130 rzont St, 2ortUa. Os.
FUR.S! FUR.SI
AT Z.OWZST VOBWMXM V2UCBS.
nmfuii,ltfiv aneclaltv. Fur coats of
all kinds made to order.
L. SCHUMACHER
t09 KaOlsoB. TeL Bfala 601T.
epumuon
Is the first thing considered by broad-minded men
Benjamin Clothes
Have an established reputation, which insures
perfect satisfaction to the wearer of any garment
which bears their label.
Benjamin Clothes
Are sold by the best houses, worn by the best
dressers.'
311 Morrison St. 0pp. P. 0.
Costliest and Most Talked
of Piano in the World
Phoenix Cor. 5th and Oak.
Street Entrance, 304 Oak St.
CAL $te
For Range or Furnace
Washed and Screened No Soot No Dirt
F. B. JONES & CO.
EAST 7 DOTH PHONES B 1771
A good school none better. Well established reputation. Successful
graduates. Skillful, painstaking teachers. living Expenses low. Many
. ta a. .
iet
other advantages. ;
SALEM J OREGON
us tell you about them. Write for catalogue.
JV. I. STALEY,' PRINCIPAL
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
A N E W S Pi PER' POR A L IV T 11 E PEOPLE
BAKER THEATRE
Phones Main 2. A-BJ0.
Oregon Theatre Co (Inc.) Lessee.
Oeo. u. Baker, Gen. Maoaa-er. Oet your
seats earlr for all this week. Oeo, AL
Cohan s srratest success,
-xaTTxa joHjnrr jostbsu-
No need to say more. Evening prices
25c to 11; matinee Saturday, 25o. SOo.
Remember the bargain mat. Wednesday.
Ifsrt Week "Kip, Xlp, Hooray."
KATJT , A'
-1 rtOft
olidays
T . Ix. Sudays ul 21'
Week of Wot. 18 Telies Korrls; 2ltaii
tastlo Phantoms i Augusta Olosei Oaeteu'
lane and Brother) stovers and Seelyi
Happy Jaok Oardnerj Bissett aad Boottt
Orpheom oxeoestrai Piotnxes. .
LYRIC THEATRE
Seventh and Alder, .
Commenelne; Sunday Matinee, Nov. Is.
THB BZ.U2T2CAU COKVAsTT
Present the Western Melodrama,' ' 1
"A MONTANA GIRL"
Matinees Sunday. Tuesdav. ThnrA-
Baturday. - . ' - , .,
TOE GRAND Vandevlllf de Luxe
AWOTKXB BIO BXHi V
WsC. XBSBBLrB
Karionettes,
The IBBOT80HTS
OBACB 2AM2C02UI
TB3 BOatAlTOnrg
JOB KlItPMAtT
SBEI B Aim
OBAJTDABOOira '
Ttie STAR -aXTTZJ.
Matinees Wednesday, Baturday, Sunday, i
r or me entire week or Nov. is. Uncoin
4. verier teaaias metoarama ox w oay
"too rmoxrs to bbov -
Matinees at 2:20; ever
evening at
5c, too; mats.
las. Niaht Drices 16c 25c ;
15c, 2(o. Seats may be reserved by either
phone . Xext week "We Are Xing."
PANTAGES THEATRE
Advanoed YandevUle, snare of All Vattoaa
Kill, YBJBCIOXiXAf
Llghtnlnr character change artist, dl
rect from the Folies d'Berrere. Paris.
to the Pantages Circuit of - Theatres;
cnanging nar costumes ana characters
45 times in II minutes. SPECIAL
ADDED ATTRACTION. Austin Broth
srs, presenting 'The American Beauties"
Matinees dally 15c Two shows at
night, 16o and 25c , -,
em
No Cocaine, No Gas
Our uooess ' la due to uniform
nign-sTrade work at reasonable Bviioea.
NERVOUS PEOPLE
And those afflicted with beartweak
ness eaa now have their teeth , ex
tracted filled and brtdaework ap
plied without the least pain or den
ser. ' . ,.. . ,; j vi 1 V-''.;'.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION ' .CO
SI-KARAT CROWNS ........ 5,00
BRIDGE WORK ............ 5.O0
OUR BEST PLAIN PLATE.. 8.00
ALL LINED PLATE 1S.OO
TEETH .
Hzamlnation and Coosultatloa rree.
We extend to all a sneolal In vita.
tlon to call at our office and hve
their teeth examined free of charge.
We own and control the lara-eet
and beat equipped dental establish,
ment in the world, havlnsr 12 office
all told. . -
We aMve a wrvtten rua rente with
all work for It years. Lady attend
ant
Opea evenings till T. Sunday I to X.
Union Painless Dentists
gaiH Morris in -, Oornsx rirst.
2OBTVA2n, OB.
IS HUNGRY
mow u thc rime to ran
NextSprin n wlO .
. Gladdee raul HeerS
HOIXTM AND KOHM il.SO RFffPOWn TO
r&QfEU FERTIL1ZAXION AT THIS StASOil
Me need So UWee with Stable Betas
THIS la the time, of year to apply
bone meaL It takes several
months for it to dissolve In the soil,
so the nutriment goes into your grass
next Spring, when neededjif too
apply thai bone meal NOW. No
other fertiliser la quits so cheap and
clean. No weeds in it. Just the thing,
applied right now, tot roses, holly
trees and other shrubs. To meet the
Fall demand for this effective fertilraer
we hava on hand an immense Stock.
Prices astonishingly
low. We furnish oom
nleta information aa
to how to get best re
sult for turf and shrubs.
AiuiuDu .tuu. ana v nniil b(.
ASK FOH FERTILIZER BOOKLET 601
.....
Good Wages Are
PaidTcIeflrapIicrs
Pemand exceeds supply. EA8ILT AC
QUIRED, SHORT HOURS. W wl l
place you. Pay and evening clas.
Open all the' yeae!
Oregon Expert Cr2r
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