The Oregon daily journal., November 23, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURMAU PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1808.
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TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
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bungalow ...... "imngneari.
..... .... "Hip Hip moo ray.
Orphaum ...... , . . ... .vaudeville
Star. ...... i,. ..."We Are King.
: Grand .:. v .i . .Vaudeville.
Pantages : . ..i..,. . . .Vaudeville
Lyric ... . "East Ly nne.
. The famous t Maud - Powell, trio. will
be heard l grand , concert recital at
the . Helllg theatre next Wednesday
night, November 25 (Thanksgiving eve.).
This brilliant combination of women
artists has never been surpassed In the
history of music In America. ' The trio
Is composed - of the following stars:.
Maud Powell, the world s greatest wo
man violinist; May Mukle. the worlds
greatest woman cellist, together with
the talented And accomplished English
pianlste, Anne Ford, i This will prdve
the most delightful, treat that Portland
music lovers,, have ever had from an
Instrumental standpoint and one - that
Jill be "town talk" af te r they have
eparted. Seats are now selling at the
theatre box office. '
, The : New York Dominican Fathers,
who'ara. making a missionary tour of
the -coast, ended theti mission in Holy
Rosary church yesterday with .tha
church filled to overflowing.- Bestdes
the -early morning devotions, . solemn
services were held at 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p.. m. 'be celebrant of the prin
cipal mass was Rev. II. S. Bhaw, O. P.
With him were Rev. J, D. O'Brien, O. P..
and Rev. C. V. Lamb, O. P. Th sermon
wai preached bv Rev. J. 8. Moran, O. P.
The musio,- both morning and evening,
was very well? rendered. Among the
soloists were: Tenor, C. E. Couture;
soprano, Mrs. Millie Perkins; violin.
Miss C. Barker.,.
Every member of the Spanish- War
Veterans minstrel show should attend
t tonirht at T. M.
A. hall, Yamhill and Third streets.
Soma new features will be Introduced
Into the performance In which, all those
taking part In the show will participate.
The tickets are being placed on sale
about the city and the executive com
mittee claim that the indications point
to overflowing audiences on the nights
of. December 18 and It at the Helllg
theatre..
Nominations for mayor, recorder,
marshal, treasurer and two oo'unctlmen
will be made at a mass meeting of the
citizens of MHwaukie tomorrow night.
Councilman Phlllipfitrteb will be one
of the candidates for mayor, and It la
not Improbable that Mayor Bchlndlor will
run for office again. Added importance
is given to the election by the tact that
the new officials will conduct negotia
tions with the Southern Pacific com-
r any. for that company's new franchise
hrough the city.
The United Brethren churches tn the
city are holding an election this week
. for delegates to the national convention
at Canton, Ohio, next May. Two dele
gates, a minister and a layman are to
be sent and there are three candidates
for each place. Dr. P. W. Jones, Rev.
F. IL Neff and Dr. J. R. Parker are
the ministers running for the place,
while among the laymen Mrs. J. R.
Parker, F. O. Zeigler and. J. M. Kitson
are the candidates.
The International Geneva association
of hotel and restaurant employes has
organised a local branch. This associa
tion has branches all over the w'orld
and was first organized In Geneva in
1377, Baron Schlenk. one of the pro
prietors of the Quelle restaurant, being
on of the original organizers. It is
planned to make the organization a help
to all restaurant owners and manager
to secure skilled -help on the shortest
notice.
. Free service to Seattle and . other
points. 'Visit -our main exchange. Park
and Burnslde streets, Saturday. Novem
ber 88, 1908, 2 p. m. to 9 p. tn., and
talk to y'our friends without charge
at any point reached by our long dis
tance service. Subscribers and tho pub
lic are cordially Invited. Home Tele
phone aompany.
Plain talk Dellar's, 291 Morrison,
saves -ou just $1 on every pair of
men's and women's shoes purchased
here. Ladles' swell shoes, button and
lace. In Napoleons, all leathers, 31 less
than elsewhere, Men's dress and wet
weather shoes at 31 less; all styles and
leathers.
Genuine home-made mince meat, all
ready for the pie. New Smyrna figs,
layer raisins, shelled almonds and wal
nuts, sweet and boiled cider, wines and
brandies for cooking purposes. Phone
D. Kellaher St Co., 127 Grand avenue.
The Globe Sanitary Supply company
Is now permanently located at 233 Pine
street. Phone Main 6741. A full line
of up-to-date janitors' supplies just
received.
Title Guarantee, Oregon Trust ac
counts and German-American certifi
cates bought at the highest, cash price;
also k Home Telephone bonds. Colin
Bros.. 180 First street, corner Yamhill.
' Kelly's Family Liquor 8tore, Park
and Morrison. High-grade wines and
liquors. One price to all. Free delivery.
'Tel. Main 28, Home A-2802. '
Penney Brothers Special All this
week, 10-year-old Port Wine at 31.15
per gallon. 379-881 East . Morrison.
Phone East 287; B-2426. Free delivery
Those big yellow chrysanthemums for
Thanksgiving day can be had at Clark
Brothers, florists. Morrison street, op
posite Corbett building.
Steamer Jessie Harklns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock it t p. m.
Woman's - exchange, 13S lOtb st.
Thanksgiving dinner, 75c. 11:30 till
t; home cooking; reserve tables now.
A feature of the services at St. James
Evangelical Lutheran church last even
ing was the singing of. Otto Herse. well
known on this coast as a tenor and
ballad - singer. He gave two sacred
solos In finished and pleasing style. Mr.
Only rich people can
afford to use poor soap
Vtni- f ha racrm PftOf Jour patent leather shoes are guaran
r Or WIS reason, ruul teed. Korrect Shape Shoe store. , JJJ
soap contains an excess
of alkali wfiich weakens
the fabric and shortens
the life of everything it
touches. '
Rich people can stand
that sort of thing.
People who are not
rich' should use Ivory
Soap for everything but
the coarsest, commonest
things that need to be
washed.
vory Soap
99 io Per Cent. Pure.
7
GIVE DAFICE TO
- ITS. MOVES
pftrt flnrt Uo i I WAV. I j! flit ' AT
' " 7 .
; " tion 'of Men's Work.' '
- The percentage of streetcar accident
In -Portland Is lower than any city for
its size on the coast, In appreciation
of the efforts of its employes to pre
vent wreck and the Injury of persons,'
B.Fv' Boynton of the claim department
of thi street rallwav company." has ar
ranged for a series of dances during
me winter wnicn win no neia si amer
ent times In the neighborhoods of tho
car barns.. . ....
The first dance will fake place tomorrow-evening
at Strahlman's hall. In
Sellwood, for the carmen and their fam
ilies of the O. W. P. division. The com
mittee having the entertainment in
charge is made up of C. C. Loucks, of
the freight department; Marley Ennls.
n. tviA nAHanffr rlnnfirtniftnt. and Wil
liam Smith, representing the shop de
partment, f
Following are some of the dances
which are on the program: The bell
cord two step, pay day quadrille.-transfer
lancefs, pay-as-you-enter waltt, and
extras consisting of many terms Used
fnmtitni.lv hv th fttrfltaar men. -
The hall will be appropriately decor
ated for the occasion, ine eiecincsi a
partment contributing its share -nt- i
rnult for -the electrical ' of feet In
lights and other treetcar appliances.
There will be addresses preceding the
danca by' Mr.' uoynton ana omors.
Big Packing Firm Will Sign
for Plant V Construc
tion This Week.
Contracts for the work of erecting the
buildings for the Swift & Co.. packing
plant on the peninsula are to be award-
n thl. naalr
H. C. Gardner of Chicago, chief of
construction lor tne BWiit. inireis, ar
rived in Portland this morning, accom
panied by F.tJ. Leonard, an assistant.
( i1Anv will ..Amain h.r. until thA
..1 1 . V-'l ,11.1 . ... . t - 7- "
contracts havebeen let and many other
details ior urging ine worn raw.
have been completed.
The contract lb one of the largest that
has been open to bidders in Portland
for some time and naturally has at
tracted much attention among the build
ers from the different cities. . In addi
tion to the several Portland concerns
who are among the competitors for the
work there are also a number of firms
from eastern cities. The work has been
well advertised.
contract Is to be let this week is the
main part or me piam, wnicn in it
self will coat several hundred thousand
dollars.
AT THE THEATRES
- : -a
Max Flgman at Heilig Tonight
The attraction at the Helllg theatre
tonight and tomorrow night at 8:15
o'clock, will be the favorite comedian.
Max Flgman, and his excellent support
ing company In his latest comedy
drama success, "The Substitute." Seats
are now selling at theatre for both
nights.
Thanksgiving Xight at Heilig.
The Thanksgiving night attraction at
the Heilig theatre will be the Interest
ing western drama. "Texas," which will
continue Fridav and Saturday nights,
with a special price matinee Saturday.
The advance seat sale will open tomor
row (Tuesday) morning at theatre.
Strongtieart an Immense Hit,
One of the greatest offerings of this
season At the Bungalow is Robert Ede
son's famous college play, VStrong
heart." which Baker Stock company is
presenting all this weak. The football
scene arouses wildest enthusiasm.
Two Favorite Comedians.
Rice & Cady at the Baker this week,
are well known and popular here, and
have ..aio superiors in the Weber A
Fields style of comedy. They' are ap
pearing In one of the latest travesties,
"Hip. Hip Hooray," which Is a scream
of fun.
Splendid Xew Bill at the Orpheum.
The Orpheum, appreciating the splen
did patronage accorded the bill last
week, has put on an extraordinary
olassv bill for the patrons during
Thanksgiving week, which opened with
today's matinee, the headliner being
"The Blonde Typewriters," which are
proving a big hit on the circuit. '
Grand's Modern Miracles.
Modern miracles with electricity will
be worked at the Grand this week by
Carl Herman, who Is the headliner. This
will be onto of the most Interesting and
scientific acts ever sent to Portland.
It Is amusing as well as Instructive.
Palfrey and Hoefler come from Europe
with original and sensational cycle
tricks.
"We Are King" at the Star.
Edmund Carroll, who is appear
ing at the Star this week In Walker
Whiteside's great success, "We Are
King." Is an actor of great dramatlo
ability and a finished . artist. Manager
A. W. Cross has surrounded Mr. Car
roll with an excellent cast, and has
spared no expense.
Herse made the announcement that In
all probability he would make this city
his noma in the near future.
Order you Thanksgiving suit Norgard
& Noce," tailors. 169 fth, near Morrison.
Wanted All men to know that all
Morrison street., near Fifth. .1
Dr. Clara Macfarlane. osteopathic
hystclan, la now at. SIS S wet land
Ulldlng. ' t
Geo. Bubensteln, the optician moved
to 189. Third, opposite Baker Theatre.
Dr. ' H. A. Sturdevant, dentist 70
Swetland building. Main ef ; A-4SSL
Woman's Exchange, ISt Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to 1; business tosh's lunch. .
Dr. John T. Town ley baa returned to
the city. 800-861 Marquam. A-S424.
D. Chambers Bon., opticians, til
Morrison street, corner ot Sixth.
W. A. Wis and associate,: painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Berger. m. SS Yamhill. Main StL
, Dr. Haynea," optician, SOS Salmon Cf
' Journal want ads. lc a word.' .
"Purltana." .Ask grocer.
Will Lecture to Bars. ;
Rev.- H. C. Shaffer will deliver an ad
dress to boys only at the Fl rate United
Brethren church at 7:0 o'clock Tues
day evening. The address wlll b Il
lustrated with ateredpttcon view.
Bbuiiiics
Goiranis
ODD JOBS OPEN
-If you want a position a. inspector
Of musical Instruments at the salary
of $900 per annum; now Is the time
to get busy. Uncle Sam' civil service
commission will be pleased to consider
your application and will give you an
examination to prove your fitness for
the , job December . Or perhaps you
would rather he an Inspector of cloth
ing. That is one Job you have never
tried. Isn't it? The pay la the same
a the first position end the 'same
day is set for examination., v
Now herer is another line. How wou
lid
you, 'like to be a piecework computer In
the nautical almanac office, navy de
partment, to be paid according to tho
?ualltjr-4)f work performed and earning
rom $700 to S00 per annum? The
date for examination is December
and 10.
Perhaps your taste turns to- chemis
try. December 16 is the date for exam
ination for the position of assistant
physicist at $1,600 per annum and also
for laboratory assistant (male) at $1,000
per annum. And yet one more chance.
A copperplate map engraver Is wanted
in the coast and geodetic survey at a
salary of $900. Examination to be held
December 21. For any of these exam
inations application should be made to
Z. A. Leigh, postoffica department
LAUGHTER SHOW
- AT THE BAKER
"Hip, Hip, Hooray" at the Baker this
week Is a show that every theatregoer
who likes to laugh should see. There
Is something funny . all the time and
while the music Is not new, the chorus,
which is by far the prettiest that has
visited the Baker this year, renders It
In a way that lends a charm to the
very atmosphere.
Rice and Cady, the joint stars as
Schultz. the Inventor of Exoited Oats,
a new breakfast food; snd his partner.
Kaffeeklatsch, a retired capitalist finan
cially Interested with schults, are
adepts at German dialogue. The scene
Is at Doolittle college where Kaffeek
latsch has a nephew attending school.
The Inventors of Excited Oats decide
to attempt to sell their new food to the
college athletes, but meet with little
success.
. The rest of the play present them
as college students, at the boat house
where the college crew are preparing
for the great race of the year. Nobody
knows whether they won or lost. The
dances and ensembles arranged by Well
ington Cross are the hit of the show.
Neither of the stars are particularly
charming but the chorus on the whole
Is pretty, graceful and alive with fun
which makes "Hip, Hip. Hooray," a
show that anyone who loves a good time
without tragedy, should see.
THREE THOUSAND
FOR STATE MISSIONS
The November number of the Port
land Churchman, the publication of the-
Episcopal church ror tne aiocesn or
Oregon, has Just been Issued. The lead
ing article Is a call for $3,000 for mis
sions In Oregon before September 1,
1909, and states that the bishop and the
board of missions hope to ' raise this
amount by the date mentioned. All
that is needed, the article soys. Is less
parochialism and more missionary en
thusiasm on the part of churchmen and
women. Inspiring leadership on me pari
of the clergy and an awakening of war
dens and vestrymen to a sense of dio
cesan responsibilities and opportuni
ties. Another article deals with the Chris
tian duty of making a will. The writer
holds tnai mis is a opienuiu prepurnuun
for a Christian, as It gives him an op
portunity to review ail that God has
given him and to realise that as he
brought nothing into the world he can
take nothing out of it.
X0 CuTlE A COLD XV ONE DAT.
Take LAXATIVE BKOMO Qulnln. Tablet.
DrttrKtita refund money if it falls to cnr.
B. Yi. GBOVB'S lgoture li on each box. 28c.
CITY MAY HELP
RUN ROCK CRUSHER
After having been spasmodically dis
cussed for the past two years, the ad
visability of the city owning and oper
ating a rock crusher will be afcaln taken
up. this time by the charter revision
committee of the United East Side Push
clubs. This question has been discussed
by practically every improvement club
In the city but has never reached a
point, where any definite action was
taken. It la hoped that this time tho
matter Can be brought before the char
ter committee in such a way that It
will be included In the new charter.
Many prominent east side men,
among whom Is Councilman Wills, are
of the opinion that the county and city
should work together on this proposi
tion and. that a plant at Kelly's
butte with an electric spur and bunkers
could be Installed very cheaply.
" A XAZX'S BREASTS ZSCAPS. .
Do you know that every time you
have a cough or cold and let it run on
thinking it will Just cure itself you are
Inviting pneumonia, consumption or
some other pulmonary trouble? Don't
risk it Put your lungs back In perfect
health and stop that cough with Bal
lard's Horehound syrup.
Price 26c. 60c and $1.00 per bottle.
Sold by Skldmore Drug Co.
A Fashionable Requisite
for Women this Season Is
TheHighTanBoot
While it by no means supplants thealvays correct
black boot, the Fan if of proper height and
"contour is regarded as indispensable.
We do so much more for our customers than simply exchange onr
shoes for their money, that we feel the utmost confidence in a real
mutual advantage from your first visit to our store.
KNIGHT'S
t - 7 WASHINGTON AND THIRD STS. V
"AH Around the Northwest Corner" '
Shoes for men
and women
Fancy
Slippers
ROCK 0
BELGIAN BLOCKS
A. M. ShannoiT Says Millions
; of Tons Are ' Available
Along Columbia. '
' "As soon as transportation down the
Columbia has been assured by he re
moval of obstructions near The Dalles
there will be no, monopoly of the stone
block trade. St. ; Helen's quarry will
be only one of a dozen as large or
larger on the banks of the big river.
There are millions and millions of tons
of rock out of which Belgian blocks
can be made within a hundred miles of
Portland," said A. M. Shannon, of the
Warren ; Construction company, ,. this
morning. '
Mr. Shannon has an option on a large
body of rock near Fisher's Landing.
He says he has walked over every foot
of the ground for five miles on both
sides of this point on the Columbia and
knows . where an Inexhaustible supply
of stone block material can be ob
tained. "I think." said Mr. Shannon,
"that quarries will soon be opened up
slong the river wherever suitable rock
can be procured as the paving business
opened up in the next few years by
progressive policy adopted by the pres
ent administration will demand compe
tition and the companies must seek re
lief from the exorbitant charges made
by the St Helens quarry owners. '
Wholesalers.
We have for sale near the comer
of Sixth and Everett streets one of tho
finest quarter blocks in the city, suitr,
able for a wholesale house. Such prop
erties as this are rapidly Increasing In
value and harder to secure buy them
while you can. For price and terms
Inquire of
CHARLES K. HENRY A SON.
J5 Stark street, Portland. Or.
Bcildiitg Permits.
Total number of permits, S; total val
uation, S2.5S0.
H. E. Rettner. erect one-story frame
store, Howe street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth, $300: J. Sheppard, repair
lV-story frame dwelling, 749 Water
street, near Porter, $250; Andrew Fllson,
erect two-story frame dwelling, Revere
street, near George, $2,000.
Tonight IS ladles' night at the "Expo
rink, bring your want ads to The Jour
nal and get free ticket.
Mettger's Jewelers and Optlcisns, S4S
Washington st, bet 7th and Park.
F. W. Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for!
PRINTING
Main 165
Home A 1165
Phones
First and Oak
trcrcALUED kb surra Airs
OTBBOOATS.
ujtcaxXiEd roB strm avb
OTSKOOAT8.
U2TCAUZS FOB BUTTS AMD
OVXJtOOATS.
On Sale For 3 Days Only
At One-Third the ytegulax- Price
All Tailor xade.
American Gentleman
Tailors
4 SZXTX vr.
CASTOR I A
For Inuitt and Children.
Tt8 Kind Ycu Hare Always Bought
Bears thm
Signature of
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itir ror. keasonjmle rtrcMt.
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34TH STARR STREK
WILHOITMINERALWATER
PAUX; LABBE. Phones A-Jl B0. Main 4847
84 Labbe Bld cor. 2d and Washington.
Only exclusive children's
department in Portland
SlaQafU 1819
SPECIAL
Ladies and Misses
Suits "
Formerly $100 tolSO .
at $81
Suits
Formerly $75 to $100
at $61
Suits
Formerly $50 to $75
at $41
Suits
Formerly $35 to $50
at $21
All Evening
Coats at
Half Price
Store Opens
COOKMG MADE EASY
NO DIRT OR FIRE
it
.
Electric cooking utensils of all kinds.
When not in use all expense avoid
ed by simply turning off the switch.
Coffee Percolators, Toasters, Chaf
ing Dishes, Ovens, and many other
devices.
SEE EXHIBIT AND DEMONSTRATION
AT
SEVENTH AND ALDER STS. STORE DAILY
PORTLAND RAILWAY
LIGHT and POWER COMPANY
PORTLAND, OREQON
M 6868 - PHONRS Af13l
at 9 A. M.
t- ! - -
is..' i
'AJTCSSMSXTS.
Phones Main and A-1132.
.Wedneday Nighty November 25,
MAUD POWELL TRIO
Price Entire lower floor, $2: ttt
cony. nrt 4 row t.50, Ut, 10 rowa 1;
: enure gallery no ree"rv 7S.
Seat a New BlHny at Theatre.
HlTir I fi Theatre.
arfa-V 14th and Washington.
a ; Phones Main 1 and A-11J2.
' Tonight rand; Tomorrow '' Nla-ht, :15,
Mr. John Cort present a :
MAX PI OMAN "
la His Greatest Comedy Success,
"TBI gtrBSnTUTE." '
Prices $1. 50, 1. 78c. SOc.
Tonight AU Week Mats. Thurs. & Sat.
Baker Stock Company In
"STBOHGKXAKT."
''Greatest' of All College Plays.
Evenings, 25c, 35c. 50c. : Mats., 15i
Next Week "Glittering Qlorla:
U
bAKcK IhtSAIKti
Phones Main J, A-S3S0. Oregon Thea
tre Co.. Inc.. Less. Geo. I Baker, Gen.
Manager. Bargain Matinee Wednesday,
25c any seat. Holiday Matinee Thurs
day. Regular Matinee Saturday.
Tonight 'All Week, The greatest of
all Weber & Fields Comedians, Rice A
Cady, in , -
JCHCXP. HIP, BOOBAT."
Fun, Music, Laughter, Olrls.
Prices 25c. 50c, 76c. Matinees 25c. 50c. '
Net Week "81s Hopkins." '
KAX , A-1030. Mats.
Zx. Bandays and Holidays
IS-25-5)e
NIGDTI
THEATRE Ois-2S-so-7Jt
Week of . Hot. i3 Ous Edwards
Blonds Typewriters ; Barry Tata's Bat
Usa company). Ban Earls t Kallen at
Hayes; Mabells Adams; Ta Majestlo
Trio ; Oehan gpenoerj Orchestra; Plo
tnrsn. .
The STAR gffiZ. 6,'
Matinees Wednesday. Saturday, Sunday.
or tne entire weeic or NovemDer sa.
Mr. Edmund Carroll In
wi AJts xnro."
Matinees at 2:30: Every evening at 8:18.
Night prices 15c, 26c. 85c, 60c. Mati
nees 16c, 25c. Seats may be reserved
by either phone.
psetal Matines THaaksgiTins; say.
PANT AGES THEATRE
Adranced Tandevllte. Stars of all nations
THS TZH IOCHTK.T BXDS.
Presenting a clean-cut, , up-to-date.
snappy musical comedy, entitled,
"Irene, the Village Queen."
Special added attraction, Hanloa si
Clifton, acrobatic marvels, presenting
the most difficult leats with apparent
ease.
Matinees dally. 15c Two shows at
night. 15c and 25c.
THE GRAND VandevOIede Loxe
AJTOTHSS BIO SOL.
I Bam and Ida Hslly
Carl Herman -:
jrannis rzwiu
8am Hood
Tred Baner
Qrandasoops
The Electric King.
Palfrey Hoefler
LYRIC THEATRE
Starting Bundey If atlnes, Hot. BB
BIitrXXAXX. CO.
Presenting the Time-Honored Drama
EAST LYNNE
Matinees Sunday. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
All Dorses Guaranteed
as Represented
We have on hand 3 big span.of horses
weighing from 1,400 to 1.600 pounds; S
and 7 years old. We aleo have -some
single horses, from 1,100 to 1.300
pounds. These horses are all ' broken,
stand veterinary inspection and trial In
harness. Please give us a call.
W. BBUXIXL .-
323 17th Street North.
Diamond Douse Paint
NO BETTER PAINT JADE.
$1.40 Per Gallon
' Btannfaetursd 07"
Portlantf Sash & Door Co.
30 now ST.
POBTXajrs, OB.
FUR-S! FURS!
AT I.OWEST rOSSXBXB PRICES.
Remodeling a specialty. For coats af
11 kinds made to order. (
L. SCHUMACHER
rUXHZSH,
809 Madison. Tel. lfala 661T.
WELLINGTON COAL
The best house coal on the Pacific Coast
Churchley Bros.
Bunkers 13th and Marshall Sta. '
Phones Main 931. A-8831.
DUSTINESS WAXINE .
The Snst layer and Oerm Slayer. ,
Home Groan Kaid In Portland.
Patronise Horn Ho-DUst-ty.
No Uust When Sweeping.
60 lbs.', 3S 100 lb.. $3.60; ZOO lbs. BA.
Portland Brash and Waxfne Company
th and Harrison.. Phona Kaat .
TUESDAY SPECIAL
mFF Onm 1 Bo APPLE H
r ii-aM wfA BOm Purchmmm
i BREAD TICKETS.
SfrS1056Tll8T.
Royal House, San Irancisco
V Tomrt and Howard Star
An outside rooms, steam heat, hot a - 1
cold water. Rates 60s to tl pr . r.
Weekly ratea Cafe. Fourth street r -f
direct from Third street !rpot. t t ,
r erry, nro sireei cars a,rcu t . ,
Turpl?. proprietor.
lv va is a a ryVa