THE : OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND;: MONDAY EVENING, -DECEMBER r21,y 1908
THREE
: TO
ADVANCED
PRIESTHOOD
Oregon ha three' new priests 'in ' the
ministry of the Episcopal church. Hey.
Samuel IT. Dorranee of Trinity church.
Ashland, Rev. Frederick. B. JBartlett of
Ht. Luke church Grants Pass, and
Rev. Roy Kdgar Remington of 1 All
Saints church, , Portland.
The ceremonies by v which the three
candidates were advanced to the priest
hood were t held in the pro cathedral
yesterday morning, being conducted by
Bishop Bcadding. Rev. Horace Ramsey,
rector of the pro -cathedral, delivered
the sermon. He spoke of the duty of
those who became priests of the church,
told how necessary the priesthood was
In the worlc of the church and pointed
out the esteem In which the priesthood
should be held by the people at large.
The candidates - were : presented by
Rev. George B. Van Waters. The three
men were brought, to jOregon by Biwhop
tfradding from the cast year ago to
aid him. In- the plan. ..which he ...has
mapped out for the extension of the
work of. the Episcopal church through
out the state.
Rev. Remington la .from Rochester," N.
T.. He studied for three years in the
Kpiscopal theological school at' Cam
bridge, Mass. Whita- attending that
school he did a great deal of work at
a mission church 'at Farming-ham.- He
became a deacon last June at Middle
ton. -Conn., being given the order1 by
Bishop Brewer. Since that time he has
been in charge of All Saints church of
Portland. -. "- --
' Mr. Bartlett is from South Manches
ter. Conn. He holds a degree, of A. B.
from Trinity college and B. D. from
the theological school at Cambridge.
Ha was -given the -order --by Bishop
Brewer at.Mlddleton Jast.June and. since1
that time - has been in - charge of St. i
Luke's mission at Grants Pass.
- Rev.- Dorranee--is -from' Providence,
R. I. . He is a graduate 'of Harvard and
also of the theological school at Cam
bridge. He was ordained -deacon last
June by Bishop McVicar at Providence,
and since that time has been in charge
of the Trinity church : mission at Asn
land. a
GREATEST AMERICAN
' . TLAY AT THE BAKER
V " '"'i f SSSSSBBSJSBBSJBjB . ' if . . . " j-
rArlaona," with iU familiar clatter of
cavalry horses, its army talk and Its
southwestern breeclnesa opened at the
Baker yesterday to the crowded houses
that Invariably greet It. , "Arlsona" as a
play is not ArJsona the state. The state
never be so. An evil minded statistician
has figured . that, if . as ' many people
went to Arizona to live as have seen It
as a play it would take its place along
with New Vork and Pennsylvania as the
most populous of the commonwealths. -
The company this year is as good as
the . standard. . Kmest Allen's work 'as
Henry Can by Is good and Edward Far'
re II was pleasing as Lieutenant Denton.
The others of the company played their
roles with merit
CITY LTGHT 'PLANT ,
; " PLAN .18 INDORSED
The 'Willamette -Improvement associa
tion elected officers for the 3"ear at its
meeting Friday night. They are: Presi
dent. R.-C- Redmond; vice president,
F. C. Pozsi; secretary. Ij. E. Gotschall;
treasurer, F. T. Gilpatrlck.
Resolutions indorsing Mayor Lane's
attitude in regard to the municipal
lighting plant were unanimously adopt
ed after much discussion. :
. The committee on parks was In
structed to Institute proceedings which
will secure the expenditure of some of
the park funds on the peninsula.
The committee on streetcar service In
Its report' recommended the' Indorse
ment of the "No Smoking" rule:' the
demanding of a 0 minute service night
and morning, and a It minute service
during the day: the enforcement of the
VNo ' stops from steel bridge to Pied
mont" rule suggesting that, Albina peo
ple-take the "U" car. it also recom
thut ih Portland Railway,
r tahf r Pnnr comnanv be compelled
to repair the dangerous , portions of itn
ir anil Hnnhlft i rack between Arbor
I,odice and Peninsular. It .'. was also
decided to take such steps as would
hniixh the urr of onen cars during the
winter months and provide, for the use
of the heaters wnic.n are aireaay in
stalled, and- the installation of other
heaters. ''.'". -
The committee s . report wa adopted
and ordered- sent to the other peninsula
clubs: for cooperation and indorsement.
PRISONERS SET FIRE
TO NEWPORT'S JAIL
Newport, Or.; Dec Jl.-Three men
confined In the city Jail accidentally set
flrev-to their blankets Saturday at
1 o'clock and it was only the timely
arrival of the fire - department that
saved them from a horrible death. The
fire which they built to keep them
warm quickly spread to the woodwork
and the prisoners, who were drunk, were
helnless. 1 - ' '-"
Night Watchman Pehwarts and Fire
hler Jne were aitraciea Dy tnp ninze.
One of the men, J.- Toaa, was oaaiy
humeri shout the far and arms.
The fire was e: tlnguished by a chem
ical extinguisner. '. '
The iniui-eri man Is under a nhvsl
clan's care. - It will be some time before
be will be able to be moved. - .
BLANKETS AND COM
V" FORTS : V"
Special Xtdnoad Frioes on Oar Entire
i Stock.
'Extra' large and heavy grey 'wool
blankets, I2.8S pair; .uo woo ntankets,
J3.65 a pair; 17.50 white Oregon- wool
blankets. ' $4.96; - full sixe- cotton com
forters, (8c; eiderdown comforters, pil
lows ana spreads reduced, tsee window.
McAllen &, McDonnell, Third and-Mor-risoil.
... . i- j..,..
mm l wm mm m
Six Markets
B2 Alder at bet. TlrtX and Beooad sts.
519 Williams are.
791 Xissisaimrt are.
n r.i. v - i . -n hi.
lath st., bet. Bond and Commerola.
toria. - . .
853 Taylor at, (Vaiontowa) Astoria.
t "Fighting the Beef Trust"
Christmas Poultry by the thousands at Smith's Markets, and every 'ooe perfectly fresh, choice" Oregon
stock, You're not going to get a cold-storage bird, nor an eastern bird at Smith's. Be sure you
come to a Smith Market for these delightful Christmas good things. The markets on both sides, of
Smith's on Alder street belong to his opponents, and you will have td pass them up in looking for
Smith's.- See that Smith's name and ''Fighting the Beef Trust" are over the door, and then go hi.
Christmas Turkeys at
Smith's
Thousands . of absolutely, fresh, prima,
fat Oregon Tnrkeys.
20c to 25c .
Wot a single sold storage or eastern
thawed out bird will be sold over
Smith's counters.
Christmas Geese at
Smith's
They're ideal: all fat. selected. Oregon
stock, absolutely fresh -
18c to 20c -
Christmas Ducks at
Smith's - :
Can yon think of anything- wore deli
cious than a fine fat dnckf Smith's are
absolutely fresh and fat.
. 20c to 25c
Christmas Beef at Smith's :
We have a whole traiaload for the
holidays, all received from eastern Ore
gon' world renowaed feed yards. You
cant ret beef like Smith's at any mar
ket outside of a Smith market.
Prima Soup Bones , ........... ti , .34
Beef tp boll, stew, braise and
pot pie . . ..... .......... , .Kf
Fancy Boiling Beef
Plate Corned Beef $4
Brisket Corned Beef ,....
Pot Roast Beef .6?
Oven Roast Beef fj
Better Pot Roasts jfi
Choicest.-Rump Pot Roasts. ....... .S
Rump Corned Beef , s,
Chuck Steak . . , .8
Shoulder Beefsteak .8r
Shoulder Roast Beef .8
Round Steak lOr
Sirloin Steak ioS
Choicest Blrloin Steak tlUJi
Prime Rib Roast Beef........ jOsi
Selected fancy -cuts of Prime Rib
Roast Beef ................ . .12K4
Tenderloin Steaks ..12hJ
Small "T" Bone Steaks. ...... ..12H2
Largo "T" Bone Bteaks. .153
Small Porterhouse Steaks ....... 12H4
Large Porterhouse Steaks......,,. lSJk
Xmas Lambs at Smith's
They are as fat as butter balls and
to gsnuuie Bpruig i,amo.
Christmas Chickens at
Smith's
Tor the past month we have been select,
lng our fattest hena and spring forth
- Christmas shopper. - , ..
15c to 18c
JTega.of 8prlng Lamb. , , . . ,15
(Spring. Lamb Rib Chops. .155
I Spring Lamb Loin Chops 15
Spring Lamb Loin Roasts.,
Knrinir Lamb Hlb Roasts....
Whole , Shoulder of Spring Lamb. . 10
Xmas Pig P6rk at Smith's
not class up Smith' pork with the
pork you ret at other market. What
we offer ovsr onr counters is the gen
uine Ortfoa rig pork little Bprl&r
Pigs' Teet ...,5t
Pigs' Hocks
Pigs' Feet, pickled ..4 . .loS
Shoulder Roasts plr pork, end cuts 10
fesh Leaf Lard .12V4
Dry Salt Pork 12V5S
Pickled Pork I . .J2VS
Shoulder Pork Chops. . ,Jau2
The fancv cuts of Shoulder 1
Roast Pork for ....... ,A,',12M
Rib Roasts of Pig Pork. . . . . . 4 . , .t s5
Loin Roasts of Pig Pork. j .15
Rib Roasts of Pig Pork. ....... : .. IgS
Loin Chops of Pig Pork .......... 15 J
Christmas Veal at Smith's
We are preparing carloads every day
and it Is he fiaesV val to be had in
Portlands -
Smith's masterful TXAXi BATTSaOS,
made with veal cutlets, milk, eggs
- and seanpnings, per pound. . . .12V4
Diiiim s aimiiiuiriy rure trig fOTH. tidxx
ease. r rfBii every nour
t .
5A
SALE
cr:
0
This storis intends and always will be Jn the I fighting.
To sh.gw the public the advantages of the enormous
purchasing power of this combination of stores we
place on SALE
', - '
MEN'S
Our regular $10 and $12.50 values resold invup-towh-,
stores at $15 -at the nominal price of
4sS ;'
We PROMISE you that these are the equal of $15 '
suits sold elsewhere. 1
10
t lc
"A
..10c
8f lO
Ioin of Veal
Breasts of Veal .
Veal Stew ......
Shanks of - Veal a . . . ...
Shoulder. Roast Veal . ... . .
Better cuts of Shoulder Roast
Veal .
Loin Veal Cutlets .7.1
Rib Veal Cutlets Ijf i
dpi rvio vtni nuien .
Shoulder Veal Cutlet
Necks of Veal ,
Xmas Good Things at Smith's
- Pine Creamery Butter 70s) Jer roll.
Trash Effr 354 per dosen. All kind
of Tresh liih and Oysters.
Mam Sausage . ... , 15
Frankfort bausage lOr
Bologna Sausage ............. ,v, , .04
Blood Sausage lOtf
Liver Sausage ................... 10c
Head Cheese lOat
Smith's Sugar Cured Pig Hams. .. 16
Smith's Sugar ; Cured Breakfast Bacon
at v ie lTWe
Smith' absolutely , pure kettle rendered
Lard, 6-lb. pall ......65
SPECIALS IN CHILDREN'S CLOf HES
All Boys" $10 Suits and Overcoats Now JJG.QST
All Boys' $7.50 Suits and, Overcoats Now 54. 9S :
; AIL Boys' $5 Suits Vand Overcoats Now
. All Boys' $3.95 vSuits and Overcoats Now
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD IT'S SO '
3d and Oak
1st and Yamhill
M OY BR
Ifei fa
iicy teeters
Wore
$5.00 Rockers at $3.75
AVre believe we are showing the
finest line of Fancy Rockers to be s
found in Portland today.
They are in quarter-sawed
golden oak and handsomely pol-'
ished mahogany. . ,
Ideal gifts for ' the J holidays.
Many, have very unique shapes
both in saddle and cane seat.
Also large, roomy Leather
Cushioned Mission Rockers.
Baby Morris
Chairs
These baby' Morris. Chairs
are greatly admired , by
the children. The cush
ions are reversible and the
backs, have adjustable
brass rods; $4
values for. ...
bvj j ua v vi
$3.25
l-5lorrSsCliair-$1
W.
Made of solid oak frames, quarter-sawed, hand-'
polished, showing the beautiful flakeyv grain of the
oak; large, thick, reversible' cushions, covered writh-high-grade
velours in many colors and patterns;
adjustable to five positions by brass rod and
ratchet; full steel spring construction; guaranteed
to be first class. -. . ..-
$15 Values, Special
: This Week
Mahogany Parlor Stands
i1 irTTli. KPMidrl :
- -values,
$1.75
Thrss llttls Ma
hoRsny Parlor Ta
Ma hftvs 24x14
tops, highly pol
ished and shaped
like ths cut. Good
values at $3.00
special reduction
t 1.T5
. L. ;
Ladi Writing Dis!(s
We have many kinds, especially ordered
for Christmas gift giving, for a writing
desk is always a popular article for this
purpose. Nothing could be more, appro
priate and no article is more 'acceptable. -
A fine line of desks; in golden oak, birds
rye, maple, mahogany and weathered oak.
The .one shown in the picture, here is
shown in both golden oak and fine ma
hogany and is priced at
., - - III -ay" '
Pay $1 Down and Then $1 a Week'
7w j&yr,,-'0Z
1 gl , ''''''''
This Style, Special
S6.00
This Slyie Mahog
any S2S.OO
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS
$12
PAY $1.00 DOWN AND
rrr-i - -!fTOW !P TOwli WfBw
.uJwk. CornerBurnside euss. ; Y
And Union Avenue
Heating
Stoves
. The "Prize" Heater; has a
steel body, lined with heavy
gray cast . iron fthat protects
the hodv and adds life to the
stove: -They will last -'8 "to": 10
years and give yoi good serv-, '
ice, '
iriiirui wouu .ana ; ioau :tt
Heaters of many; descriptions,
sold on easy payments. '.-'". '
$1 D9wn--$l!a Weck V
ing . -
1 '-
' - ' " ' "'
mm,
'"lit ' "'7."
;? ,..-.. v...
''.!
I
r