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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1908.
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Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
....... ."On Parole"
Baker , . . ."bi Hopkins
Bungalow ,....,,., "Glitterina- Gloria"
Orpheuro Vaudeville
Star . , , ....... ."A Millionaire Tramp"
brand I......,.....,.,,. ..... Vaudeville
Pantages ........
....Turned up'
...... Vaudevlfli
' That O. BecVer. a r1tA i.
eo ardent in hia determination to win
mo nana or Mrs. Hattie Peabody, who
. n.,-i;5vvvr"u" woman, who
la married but separated from hep hue-
lift nn. Mha if a.u a i i i , .
' ; . . , .. , on avveriti oc
casions threatened to kill her If ihe
dldn t promise to become hie wife. Pa
trolman O'Brien fround Becker at his
iost last niaht and on the complaint of
Mrs. peabodjr, who charges him with
threatening-. to hilt her. arreted the
DrV Joseph M. Fox, who died suddenly
Saturday while visiting his daughter In
victor, vol., was a very widely known
resident of this city and a prominent
Mason. He came here In 1888 from St
nd held a position as secretary
t improvement association.
Ip 1888 he went to Red Lodge, Mont,
. and for the 12 years held a position as
manaaer of th Rmriiv Vnri nn&i uin.
ln.5?Fpa,iyt Hb "turned to Portland
n ana nas oeen a resident of the
city ever since. Ha 1hm hia wif mi
hllJren, three sons and three
ijuBii.er. -rney are isawira H. of
Aberdeen, Wash.! Judge Sydney Vox
of Bed Lodre. Mont; Frank 8t J. of
SanFranciseo: Mr- A- C. McCallahan
?f.v,otPritFo1- and Misses Nellie and
( aiiij vi mis city. .
the last step in the work of rebuild
. lng and modernising the Westminster
church at East Tenth and Weidjer
street- was taken yesterday when the
new pipe organ was used for the first
time. The church has now been almost
completely remodelled for a new gallery
has been built In the, church proper, a
-new auncay scnool room added and the
new organ secured. Rev. Henry Mar-
voiiv ia we paaior oi tne cnurcn.
Burglars entered the pool room of
Harry Patton at Peninsula last night
and stole' money, cigars and pipes to the
aggregate value of 820. The police be-
v neve mat tne tnugs are tne same as
those wno entered a pool room at fort
mouth Friday morning and succeeded In
getting away with considerable plunder.
pio trace oi tnem nas oeen louna.
That A, C. Brown, the proprietor of
a local restaurant has attempted to end
his life is the belief of the police de
partment which has failed to find any
clue ot his whereabouts since he was
reported as missing several days ago.
Brown was over 65 years of age and
had been complaining recently of 111
health. He was last seen on Friday.
Seats for the O'Connell-Helnrlch
wrestling match In Merrill' hall next
Thursday night have been arranged on
the theatre plan. Anybody buying a
reserved ringside seat In advance will
have an opportunity to occupy It any
time during the evening of the match.
Ringside seats, 81.60; general admis
sion, $1. Doors open at 7:30.
Oregon Grove, No. 8, United Ancient
Order of Druids, celebrated its fifth
anniversary last evening at old Arlon
hall with. a sumptuous banquet and a
general program. John A. Wattson gave
a very creditable address on Druldiam
and good time was enjoyed by the
large gathering of members and their
friends.
C M. Averllt. occupant of a small
house at 761 Thirty-first street, went
home drunk Saturday night, according
to the report of the police officer on
the beat, and upset a lamp. As a re
sult the house and everything in it ex
cept Averlll, were burned, the fir"
company not reaching the scene in
time to extinguish the blase.
F. M. Blurnauer, who left Portland
about three weeks ago for " Rochester.
Minn., has been successfully operated
upon by the Drs. Mayo. A telegram
from Rochester received here today
says that he is making rapid progress'
toward recovery and will be able to
return to Portland in about' one month.
Under the auspices of the Rose Fes-,
tlval association a mass meeting will
be held next Thursday night in Mult
nomah hall. Shaver street and Missis
sippi avenue to discuss plans for the
festival next year. F. V. Holman will
deliver a lecture on roses and rose cul
ture. At the regular meeting of the city
water board this morning the superln-
..... a Ka wtit.r A AiurtmRHt am
authorised to sell certain old buildings
belonging to the city. The location of
these structures 'is at East Seventh
nd East Alder streets..
Articles of Incorporation of the
Oeorge W. Hoyt estate have been filed
by Oeorge W. Hoyt, William L. Brew
ster and William T. Mulr. The estate
will do a general real estate business
with a capital stock of 860,000.
The North Alblna push clyb will meet
tonight but will adjourn Immediately
in order tp allow the ladles of the or
sanitation to hold a meeting for the
purpose of forming an auxiliary to the
Rose estivai association.
The Presbyterian missionaries who
are touring the country in the itnerest
of more work for the Coreans will not
reach here In December as was ex
pected but wilt speak here the first
Sunday In January. They will be enter
tained by local churchmen' while in the
city. . . , -
rjOTHEB LEAVES
eiy oil pouci
Empty House Place Chosen
by Unloving Parent to
. Desert Her Child.
A baby, bound up like a mummy with
bands of dirty cloth, sick, cold, soaked
to the skin and half dead, was found
yesterday afternoon at .1 o'clock n the
porch of a vacant house, at 142 Cook
avenue, where It had been deserted by
Its Inhuman mother, Tiea Granlsh.
A neighbor happened to look out or
the window and saw the woman place
a bundle on the porch and then run
away. Investigation disclosed the fact
that the bundle contained the human
mummv. The child, which is Only Six
month old. Is scrawny, anemic, poorly
nourished one of the kind that under
the circumstances under which it was
brought Into the world and In the en
vironment in which it has lived Its short
and miserable Uf' becomes a part of
the dregs of humanity.
The mother who so cruelly abandoned
her offspring lives at 87 Morris street
with a gyp" woman. The child . was
at the -Baby Home for a while, but
waa taken away Sunday, November zj,
hr It, mother, who later, it appears.
concluded that she did not want it any
longer. The case Is similar to that of
laf Thankaa-lvlnr dav when a baby
was left on the steps of the Salvation
Army rescue' home. - . .
Mrs. Baldwin, In whose care the baby
waa first placed, said tnas morning jnat
sho did not think the baby would live.
She said she never saw a more wretched
specimen t of humanity. - i
Mrs. Baldwin intends to swear out a
warrant aaalnst the heartless mother,
though upon what charges has not yet
been determined, ' and punish her. if
noaalble. for her Cruelty. The child 1
now at tne tiaoy Home.
In the bank. The will gives 1100 to
daughter, and all the remainder to bis
wiaow, aaran 4. acn.itvric.
Plain talk Dellara, 2S1 Morrison.
saves you Just $1 on every pair of
men's and women's snoes purcnasea
here, ladies', swell shoes, button and
1 . . 1 .11 l.a.Kw 1 1 1 ...
than elsewhere. Men's dress and wet
weamer snpes at x au aijnca u
letLlusra.
Commencing November 28, the Ger
man-American bank will keep open Sat
urday evenings from 7 until 9 o'clock
for the accommodation of such custom
era as may wish to make deposits or
nave access totoesaie aepoait vaults. -
Title Guarantee. Oregon Trust ac
.... - rim i . .. Imirlrln rt1f(-
cates bought at the highest cash price;
also tiome iciepnune wra
Bros 180 First street corner Yamhill.
Elesrant bungalow. W.-W. car. 400x
100, cheaper than you can build it; easy
terms. Let me show it to you. uoio
schmldt 26SH Washington street
iv.il.1. iTimllv T.inubrtoML Park'
and Morrison. High graoe wines, ana
. l r I , . all I.'.-. ff.II17.rV
Tel. Main 28. Home. A-2808.
Bteamer jenaia nariuiia, ivi y...w,
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
ma annftav. Leavaa Washington street
dock at 8 p. m.
X'BVia luiuum . . , 1
i . . Atrl.Mv. llna .IT
holiday goods, books and stationery
just what you want for Christmas.
o.ti.f.ntiAn Our aim. Norrard &
Nooe. tailors. 16 4th St., near Morrison.
Dr. Clara Maefarlane, osteopathic
Dhvslclan. Is now at 812 Swetland
building.
T-i- T T1 Uariilurir haa moved to
Corbett 'building. Fifth and Morrison.
Tii- W A. Rturdevant dentist 70R
Swetland building. Main 6944; A-4531.
n Chambers A Son. opticians, 821
Morrison, cor. Sixth, are the best
w A. wise and associate painless
denUsts, Third and Washington.
Geo. Rubensteln. the optician moved
to 189 Third, opposite Baker Theatre.
Woman's Exchange. 128 Tenth street
lunch 11 :S0 to 2 ; business men's lunch.
Befger, slTna. 884 Yamhill, Main 9391.
Dr. Haynes, optician. 308 Salmon at
Jeumal want ada. le a word.
"Purl tana." Ask grocer.
Dry Tii Cord wood.
Sawed or four-foot length. Main 6S,
-1686. Oregon Fuel oompany.
VICTIM BLACKS EYE
OF PRACTICAL JOKER
The will of Ebenexer J. McKlttrlclc.
disposing of an estate valued at $5,800,
has been admitted, to probate by Judge
Webster in the county court. It con
sists of mining stocks, notes and money
To clean brasswork:
Wash it thoroughly
with Ivory Soap . and
lukewarm water. Dry
with an old linen rag.
Rub bright with a cham
ois SKin.
Do not under any cir
cumstances, use polish
ing compounds which
contain chalk or other
gritty substances. They
destroy the laquer which
covers the surface J of
brass work of all kinds.
Ivory Soap
99 W Per Cent. Pure.
Nathan Singh la a humorist
Fact is, he Is a real cutup likes
to laugh, don't you know, and
w tickle himself under the ribs to
raise a laugh If nothing; better
offers. 4
Last night though, ha got a
real chance. Fine. He set fir
to A. Wilson's bat and burned
4 it up. Ha. ha! , Joke. Fine!
Singh nearly , laughed himself to
4 death. ' .
4 But someway, Wilson couldn't
see the joke. He even resented
Singh's humor, and wrathfully
w -attempted to punch Singh's
Jolly countenanos. Singh retort- ,
ed In kind, and a most beautiful
4 fight was in progress when th
4 police arrived and Interrupted
proceedings. Singh waa given a
4 chance to tell all the inmates of
the city Jail about what a fin
4 Joke he had played on Wilson,
4 meanwhile nursing a discolored w
eya
ROAD CONVENTION AT
KALAMA TOMORROW
Waited Press Wfra.t
Seattle, Nov. 30. Twenty-five or
thirty delegates to the rood roads con
ventlon at Kalama wot leave Seattle
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock b ant.
clal train. The delegates, besides those
irom Beattie. win aatner tier, rmm
Whatcom and Snohomish counties.
National Apple Show Spo
kane. ,
Th National AddU show to be held
at opoxane, uecemoer I to 12, inclusive,
will be aa event of world wide Import
ance and of far reaching results.
The O. R. & N. wlU sell special low
rata excursion tickets for this occasion.
Th round trip from Portland being
814.96. Sale dates. 6th. 7th and 11th:
limit December 18.
Tickets at O R. V w. okt ticket of
fice corner Third and , Washington
streets. .
Portland's new Jewelry store will be
ready for business In a few days. Ev
erything new ana up to aate. waten
lor our open I nc announcement Vin
cent's, 141 Fifth street, between Alder
and Morrison streets. r
DNBIEK 10
HOLD BAHQUET
Problems of Denominational
Christian Education to
Be Discussed.
A social meeting of the Presbyterian
Ministerial association waa held this
morning to arrange for a conference of
ministers, laymen of th churches and
prominent educators, on th question
of denominational Christian education
In Oreonn. '......
It waa decided to hold this conference
a week from next Wednesday and to
have it in the form of a dinner and
informal discussion. There is to be no
attempt to raise money at this oonfer-
enoa, out tne pressing proniems or de
nominational Christian education will be
irentuy ana ruuy aiscussea.
- A resolution was passed expressing
th rearet of the members of the min
isterial association on the death of
Uwlsrnt Potter of Ban Vranalaco.
Pacific coast secretary for th Presby
terian board of foreign missions, and
expressing sympathy with his wife and
friends. ...
JOYOUS PLAY
AT BMALOL'J
"GIHterln fllorla What an exnula.
it tang it leaves with one; one of
those more-to-be-dealred sensations.
Which la aa any of th "stronrer sax"
will concur, the most sever test that
play, drink or eatabl can be subjected
to. Ever alp cider through a strawT
... . . v. . . . . j i.mcur
ber how you threw the straw away after
you had taken in less than a tableepoon
ful threw at away in order that vou
might gulp, gulp, gulp of the delicious
cider beverage. That Is Glittering
Gloria. Your anhelgous feelings vent
themselves In applause and cachlnna-
tlnna Jtnri atlll vnit nniatul T
always "more" more of Miss Marlbel
Beymour, of her songs, and herself. And
When that third Act nnmea it hrinn nn
surcease more, more. Verily, the
modern playwright has learned the les-
mn nf minramm wall
Pftrhnn. th. at a tr ..tHn. In , V. . f...
r . . , u.werv ... .IIC III.L
nt Ba.k.. .U- I. . . . . . .
something to Miss Seymour's (who, by
""Ji wniieiing uioria; lustre.
You are Introduced to Slapton & Shreve's
Jewelry establishment. Bond street, Lon
don. Slapton & Shreve are supposedly
, . " U4. siny 1.11 111 K
displayed was six or seven shelves of
..o.. ,M wiuuna, uuviuuaiy 01 tne I oo va
riety. Imagine selling a 825,000 dia
mond Tl PPk ) fl n nn A horttmaunil 1
bit alarm v 1 r.lr . T .t aw . i. -
dramy. bretheren.
-uiittenng. Gloria" affords Miss Sey
mour further opportunity to endear her
self 4 Portland theatregoers.- - She ts
the central figure of the play. And yot
there Is an even balance that gives
others of the Baker stock company op
portunity for clever character work.
SlnnAv Aw. In it.,f..t n I.,- i -
Of A mnr Ism.. Tin -w . A r . . t
Archie Toddeby, James' friend, a giddy
f. ""'SijBiiinan, ii wen, uowara
Russell, nuff said.
William mil. .It,.. k- n,
, ' ------ - ...u .HQ ICBI X VABI
nr nH In Vl ( a itaUnaaffnn m 1
------ . . . ... ....vii wi uiuiiet I
. .cm mruuiju iu en route to I
New Mexico once) when the colonel
nnllaA nt-r ht. l' .....I., ji.. . i .v. . 1
va-iuu uemg ma Deiier mat james was
trying for Qloria's hand, and the odor
of his trusty (always trusty, you know)
" wmiea co my nostrils 1 was
momentarily overwhelmed with a feel
ing of homesickness.
Th.n th.ra f nl.n J T .a V... .
Grlddletop, third' assistant superfntend-
eni oi luggage at tne jfcjuaton station).
Mr Rrahii.. .nil u. T i
are easily the premiers In the character
' i ma xiungaiow mis weeK.
There Is much more to he said of
th Bungalow production. But five
more days left of It. Be It yourself.
Xx. W. A. Wis.
OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE
Should remember that our force Is so
organised that WE CAN DO THEIR
ENTIRE CROWN, - BRIDGE AND
PLATE WORK IN A DAY if necessary.
Positively rainless Extraction free
wnen plates or bridges are ordered.
WE REMOVE THE MOST SENSITIVE
TEETH AND ROOTS WITHOUT THE
LEAST PAIN. NO STUDENTS; no un
certaintybut SPECIALISTS who do
in most scisntina and careful work.
WISE DENTAL CO., Inc.
Dr. W. A. Wise. Mn.. 21 run in
Portland. Second floor, Failing bldg.,
Third and Washington streets. Office
hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 to
i u. m. fairness extracting, eue: ciataa.
to up. coon jl ana again uau.
0
NO DIRT OR FIRE
F. W. Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
Pla MaIn
Phones Uom AU65
,t 1 1 1. .
First and Oak
A PECf UAX WBESOX
Of the foot or ankle may produce a
I'flrv anrlntia anrnln A n.o 1 .
painful than a break. In all sprains.
ruts. Durns and scalds Ballard's Bnow
Liniment Is the best thing to use. Re
lieves the pain Instantly, reduces swell-
insr. ia a DfirfMt anf1anHn arA koala
rapidly.
Price Z5C. toe and 81.00. Sold by
Skldmore Drug Co.
TUESDAY SPECIAL
mi BREAD TIOKET8, ,
.nS1056TllST.
$chwab Printing Co.
mi it ironr. tAtotMix rnrctt,
34Ttt STARK 9TRII'
SKATING RINK
TICKETS
To every person who places a Cash Want Ad in The Journal, Daily
or Sunday, will be riven free a ticket for the FINEST ROLLER
SKATING RINK ON THE COAST.
RINK
f. n
19th and Washington Sts.
During the last month th Want Ad patrons of THE DAILY JOUR
NAL and SUNDAY JOURNAL have increased largely in number.
To show our appreciation of this increase, and incidentally to attract
the attention of many people who have not yet used the Classified
' Advertising Columns of THE JOURNAL, we have secured for our
patrons from the EXPOSITION ROLLER SKATING RINK 5,000
tickets. We will give one of these tickets absolutely free to every
person who inserts a cash Want Advertisement in THE SUNDAY
OR DAILY JOURNAL.
$3500toRollerSkatingTick
ets to Our Want Ad Patrons
EACH TICKET INCLUDES ADMISSION TO THE RINK
AND THE USE OP SKATES FOR AN ADULT LADY AND
GENTLEMAN (IS YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER) ABSOLUTE.
LY FREE, AND IS WORTH 70 CENTS.
THE JOURNAL'S circulation in Portland. Sunday and Daily, is
the biggest. THE JOURNAL carries by far the greatest number of
columns of Classified Advertising of any paper in Portland. There-
' fore, if you wish to advertise, or if you have friend who desires
to advertise, by patronixing THE SUNDAY or DAILY JOURNAL
-you not only get the best service and the greatest publicity, but you
have thrown ia free of charge a 70-cent ticket to the Exposition Roller
Skating Rink, at Nineteenth and Washington streets. The ticket
will be good tor any day, any session. Late and popular music ren
dered afternoons by WorliUer's $5,000 Band, and evenings by Prof.
A. De Caprio (Lewis and Clark official Bandmaster) and his full
Band. IF YOU CANT SKATE. NOW IS THE TIME TO
LEARN AT THE JOURNAL'S EXPENSE. .
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, OREQOIN
M 6868
PHONB8
1
A6I3I
TALKING MACHINE RECORDS
CUT NEARLY IN HALF
A vast assortment of strictly brand-new Disc Records for all makes
of talking machines retailed regularly at 60c the world over, are now
on sale at nearly half, or 33c each. Not more than six records to
each customer. All -that is best in band and operatic selections,
vocal and instrumental numbers, etc., etc., are included in this un
precedented offer. Here's a fine chance to get a splendid assort
ment of new records at little expense. Come the first thing.
To call particular attention to our splendid Talking Machine Depart
ment, acknowledged the finest and most modernly equipped in the
West, we are offering a limited number of high-grade Talking Ma
chines at drastic reductions. All are strictly brand new, very latest
styles, tapering arm, etc.
The regular $25.00 Talking Machines
and six Records only ....f 19.75
- . X Th retrular 140.00 Talkme Machinea
; r i im remiir ana.uu laiinnof Mirninu
I" i m T t 7"j" . Y7 " . A
ana six itecoras omy fai3
. t f ... XT . .T.
k. , 1 .mi iuuy guaranteed. io macnines wiu
be sold to dealers at these prices, and
only one to each customer. This is
positive. m Pay cash or easy payments.
We reserve the right. to withdraw this
offer just as soon as" the certain number
of machines are sold. Arrange to come
right away.
' Graves Music Co.
in rouBxa sjtbsst.
The Largest and Finest Music Emporium in the West.
AUTTSTCMESTTS.
HEILIG
THIATRE
1 4th and Wash.
Phones Main 1 and A-li:i.
, Tonight at S:l& o'Clook.
MR. WIUAKD MACS
. ansa KiVDa iboajb
in Henry Mlilers Military Play
. "ON PAR-OIX'
A Pronounced Hit Zast Klgnt.
Prloas 11.60, ft. 75c. EOo.
f t
mm i t
"fftwr
4VaaJ THFAtDP
All This Week Baker Stock Co., la th
Famous nd Brilliant Oomedv
oxjCTTZxcro) oioria."
Evening PHce 15c, 35c, 60c; Matlne
Txt Week The Sbess of the Xaneho.
MI , A-1090. scats.
, Ex. aomdays aaa, SoUdays
15-2SS)t
rft to
iMj ra na sa rnra
THEATRE v is.2S-so-7s
WMl a? Wo ' 9n IH..1A. a ma .
Toux rraakllna; Amy Stanley ssd Plck't
Z,eo BoimeUyi Joe X,m rleari Alexis
BaUlaa11 aaaa L. . A. a, aaaj
BAKER THEATRE
Phones Main , A-5160. Oregon Theatre
CO.. Inc.. I.a T. tlalra rl.n
Mgr. Tonight, all week. Sat. matinee.
Bargain Mat. Wednesday, 25o any seat.
ROSE MEL.VIt-L.I3
Night prices 25a to 1; Saturday Matl-
nee Jfic, 60e. -;s
gext Week The Z,end of Hod.
THE GRAND Vaudeville ge Lcie
Avonraa ma btt.t.
Mile Joyce Cray
vxsxoiT or :.v
"SALOME"
Z.aken's Trained
. Bears.
Jo Hardmea,
Joseph A. Kettle
ft Co,
Bonglas X. TUn
ft C
The Xa Sella Trio,
The relots, .
rred Baaer, -Qrandiacoix.
PANTACES THEATRE
Adraaoed TauderUla, Stars of all STattosav
Matinees Dally 15c. Two Shows at
Night. 1 60 and See.
9-Thc Great Hcras Family-9
Nina Marvelous European Acrobats, lata
ot Rlngling Broa." Circus. The Largest
and Beet Acrobatlo Act In Vaudeville,
LYRIC THEATRE ,
Starting Week of Nov. J ft,
txb BiatrarxAXia 00.
KepresenUng the Horeamlng Pare '!
Comedy
"TURNED UP"
Matinees Sunday. Tuesday. Thursday
Saturday.
The tSTAR Effit
Matinees Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday,
Fprthe Kntira Week of Not. 29, '0a.
The Comedy Drama Success
-A XXUXOITAXBUB TSAKP."
Matlnes at J ;I9, -every evening at
t:16. Night prices 15c, tSe. 85c tOe;
matinees ISo and 25c. Seats may ba
reserved by either phone.
jrext waek-Btraroo nr AtnoiA"
Slll1' 4daK m
ETER0RrEWS,irt.rE8,Bri.Ii.s,PAt,lMS
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS
-wsat s a uia a a a. a:, r j iwnn flliirLr s
QUAINT , JAPANESc SPECIALTIES
(mturr-old enrmeat-only fe high.
venoranie AJitiuumaa tin u (Omnium
STOCK NOW ON DISPLAY
Call and laapert the qnalni, qaaar odditica aad
raoeful, baaatif n l aritlMof ahnibaand lima
wm unmmt-t cjacr ti-mm thm urlmnt
aospir uran neaiara. (Jail and mala
r election from oar latett comignmant
r Expari will siT Cnltural IHrvoUone
ataitt iaaalaoiinaBlankaaf fcha hM kaKik
to anil votir aoil and .tumiim. ..d t.Mifm
with yoar laattooan aoheme and farroandlnas
ASK lor OurXa.W UAIAUHiUS o,5ill
Salesroom front and Yamhill
Streets, Portland, Oregon.
DiamondQouse Pcint
NO BETTER PAINT MADE.
$1.40 Per Gallon
Kaaafaotured ay '
Portland Sash & Door Co.
S30 rmoT ST.
aOBTXAB-D. OB.
H Large Values
1
t
1 -"vT 1
WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE
AND
Not Large Prices
Have convinced a, large number
of people that our store ia
THE place to buy
SHOES:
May we have an opportunity of convincing you?
KNIOHI?
All around the N. W. corner Third and Washington Sts.
WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE '
FURS! FURS!
at towxsT rosszmzjs vBzcaa.
Remodeling a specialty. Fur coats at
all kinds made to order, l .
L. SCHUMACHER
rtTBBXEB, -I
OS aXklisoa. . Tel. KaU iolT,
DUSTLESS WAXING
The Bast iJtyer aaa Oarm Blaysn
Home Oroaa Kald la Vortlaad.
Patroaiae Home Ka-Bast-ry.
No Dust When Sweeping.
10 lba S3) 100 lbav. SXSO 200 lba SO.
Portland Brush 'and Wa.xJne Company
Ith and Harrison. Phone East tit.
WELLINGTON COAL
The beat bouse coal on the Pacific Coast
Churchley Bros.
Bunkers 13th and Marshall Bta.
Phones Main 611. A-3S31.
Royal House, San trancisco
. roarth aad Howard sts. A '
All aotsids rooms, staam heat, hot snd
Old water, itates to si per ear.
Weekly rates. Cafe. Fourth straet car
direct from Third street depot, Fron
Ferry. Howard street cars direct. V. 1.
Turpi n. proprietor.
WILIIOlTMiNERALVAT! '
PACL UIBBE. Phonea A-J i ! 1 ' ,4
14 Labbe bid-., cor. 2 J and '
"Puritana." Ask grocer.
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