THE OREGON. DAILY JOURNAL, 'PORTLAND, : WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER .30, 1908.
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TOXIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
Heillg ....."Fifty Miles Prom Boston"
Baker ............... ; , . "Shore Acres"
Hungalow ........"Are You a MasonT"
Orpheum Vaudeville
Pantagea , , . ,...,.,', ... ;,, Vaudeville
Orand Vaudeville
Star .......... "Why Girls Leave Home"
Lyrlo ..... t ,..., .,. .-; . , . "Moths;'
' The Siberian Villages atlbo Exposi
tion building for t lie- past two weeks
- clones lta doors to the general public
tomorrbw night. The exhibition fa one
that -appealed to everybody who - had
. the good fortune to attend. . Northern
life i was depleted In all its realities,
showing what strange beings Inhabit
the world outside of our own sphere of
action. - The school children wero
instructed more in a few moments than
thev could possibly learn In years of
study from the books of the best of
natural historians. Captnln HarbfP,
lecturer. is a forceful and capable
talker, his word, pictures of life In the
. rar norm Demg or inerest 10 an. ine
pubtain is familiar with every subject
of interest coming from , under the
: Aurora Borealls. bavins: , stent eeverai
years of his time trading and exploring
in, nortneastern meria.j ine mnermn
Villages will tour the east, after which
tney win exnimt at me A.-x.-r. expo
slttan at Seattle. ; . ,
k .mii p . '7-'-
A banouet was tendered the sales
men, branch house manngers and heads
of departments of the Arm of Mitchell.
, Iewis A Staver company last night at
the Commercial club. The room and
table, was handsomely decorated with
. Oregon grape and polnsettla. It was
the first but will not be the last ban
ouet of the firm. H. W. Mitchell, mens
" ger .of the firm, waa the host and auted
, is toaitmaiter, The ' after dinner
speakers laid particular stress on the
harmony that exists between the em
cloves and the head of the company and
expressed themselves aa confident that
ne gooa will , wouia increase aa time
progressed..'' ..'V. ' .. -,..'". .i
-A1 Watching service 'will 'be held
Thursday even in ar at the First .Norwe
gian-Danish M. E. church, corner of
Thirteenth and Davis streets, comment:
inr at ft o'clock. A preliminary meet
Ing of short - addresses by the local
helpers will be held to 8:30 p. m. Re
freshments will then be served by the
ladles or the church, following wnicn
the regular sermon will be preached by
the pastor, ana the meeting continued
to tne ushering in or tne New x ear.
-. Articles of Incorporation of the Salem
Woolen milla win filed with the coun
ty clerk this -morning. The capital
stock la placed at ibo.ooo ana tne in
rnrnoratdrs are Grant A. Phearley. A. B,
f lavender and F. H. Whitfield. - The
, Northwestern Improvement company
filed Its articles this - morning. The
capital stock is fixed at 1 40,000 and is
non-assessable, Ed C. ' - Allen, ' O. C.
Wright and Frank Rica are the Incor
porators, y
i Miss Wfnnlfred Smith, the 14-year-
old daughter or Mr. ana Mrs. iay
Smith of Portland Heights, died In Bug.
inaw, Mich., on December 28, following
an . operation lor appendicitis. Mr.
SmKh Is the manager of the Marshall
Wells Hardware company. His daugh
ter was popular among the younger set
and the news of her sudden death comes
as a shock to her friends.
Officers were .elected' Sunday at the
annual meeting of the Sisters of Israel
Benevolent society as rouows: Tesi'
dent, Mts. - A. Flesh man ; vice president,
Mrs. H.- Swett; secretary, Mrs. George
Rubensteln; treasurer, Mrs. H. Gold
stein : trustees, Mrs. R. Abrahamson,
Mia. M. Wax. Mrs. M. Ostrow. Mrs. M.
Rien, Mrs. ' John Cellar and Mrs. D.
Nemeroreky, t
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.. There will be a. New Year's eve watch
service at the Church, of Our Father
tomorrow evening, Dr. t. tu Eliot, hw,
N... A. Baker and Rey. V. G. Eliot Jr.,
the pastors of the church will conduct
the service, and. tne sermon will, be
preached by Rev. W. Q.- Eliot Jr. upon
the subject "Loyalty.'' All are wel
come. ti 1 M t '
. Dr. George ' Soltau. evangelist., from
, London, will this week open a series of
meetings at the Ftst United Brethren
church. The meetings Will continue
for three weeks. 4 special preparatory
service will be given this even for the
chorus choir. . Tomorrow evening a pre
paratory prayer service will be held for
the church people. .. ,. . : 4
Howard Rlner. formerly In the police
department and a member of a . well
known Portland family, "has begun suit
In the Justice court to recover J50 from
the Hotel Perkins company.'' Riner al
- leges that he entered the grill recently
and surrendered bis hat and overcoat
to a waiter. When he asked for them
neither hat nor coat could be found.
' he ahimn! association of the Chrls
t Ion Brothers' college will give a New
Year's eve dance in the assembly hall
nf the new building. Grand avenue end
Clackamas street tomorrow evening. The
fading of 1908 and the birth of 1909 will
be represented by an electrical feature
which : will be' novel. .j : -
'The young women of the Y. W. C.'A.
will-receive their friends both men and
women at their new home. 8eventh and
Taylor streets, on New Year's after
noon. The committee having; the recep
tion Iq charge Is composed of the Misses
Gertrude Roberts, ; OraJ Calef, .... Mabel
Anderson and Elisabeth. Lane, ' .
' A bench warrant has been Issued from
the county court for Jacob H liter, who
resides at 410 Sellwood street. ,' The
warrant charges "; the-" defendant ' with
failing to support his wife, Katherine
Htlter. .The complaints were filed: by
the district attorney this 'morning.
! Thursday special Purity Liquor .com
pany fl.60 Port. Sherry. Angelica. To
kay, Muscat and Superior Claet at $1
pex gallon; Ell Wood Pure Pood Whis
key, regular $4, a t 13 per gallon. Phone
East 4427. B-1363. Free delivery. 303
East Morrison. i
' Rate war, steamer Nome' City sails
direct for San Francisco Thursday, S p.
m.- Cabin $10, berth and meals Included.
Frank Bollam, agent, 128 Third street
i Prenaratlons for tha j production of
"A Night in Bohemia"- are being made
bys the Portland lodge of Elks and con
ferences are being held v tha nffloers
of the order and Thomas-Gets at the
. , The handiest thing
Wou can' have : arounci,
the. hoyseis a cake of
.Ivory Soap.
i? You can use it in the
bathroom f in the wash-
s room; in every bedroom;
in - the kitchen and , in
the latfndry.' .
;; No ."free" alkali in it;
no coloring matter; no
" L a jT.af ' X AMV A . sC
any kind.
Ivory Soap
99 ioo Per Cent. Pure.
present, time with that end in view.
The date for the performance has not
yet been decided upon. The entertain
ment is to be given to help defray the
expenses of the grand lodge to be held
next year in Loa Angeles. .. ,
' Announcement On account of moving
Into their new-building, tne Portland
Marble -Wnrks. located for the last ti
years at 268 First, street, will for the
next 30 days' sell their entire stock of
monuments, markers and tablets at
greatly reduced prices.
- . -. -. v. .- , m y..ft ' . r '
- If you are troubled with a stubborn
cough or co-Id that other medicines fall
to relieve, get, a bottle of Kenyon's
Cough Cure from Albert Berni, the drug
gist, 233 Washington street, and get
results. ! It euros when others fail.
The regular meeting of the' Central
W.i il T, IT. will be held Wednesday
afternoon, beginning at 2:30 o'clock, at
headquarters In . the ' Ooodnough build
ing. Mrs. M. L. . Christian lias . charge
of the program.
The following articles were found on
the Portland streetcars yesterday:
Fifteen: umbrellas, two books,1 eight
packages, one purse, one pair b1ovm,
one glove, one gold pin. one leather, ca
"Fines' of S5 each were imposed' as a
penalty upon all tirmen found guilty
of hypothecating their warrants, at a
recent Investigation, held by the flrn
committee of the executive board.
Elect ropodes oure fcoid feet, chilblains,
rheumatism apd nervous disorders or
money refunded.: See Albert Bernl, the
druggist, 233 Washington street; about
them. ' m
William G.i Peach, ftged' 75, died at
the home -of Pench brothers, near. .Is
land City. Or., 'on December' 7. after a
short Illness caused by kidney trouble.
Kelly's Family liquor Store. Park
and Morrison. High grade . wines and
liquors. One price to all. Free delivery.
Tel. Mala 28. Home. A-2802. k , -. v
' Steamer ' Jessie Harklns. for' Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 , p, m.
Barber shops will remain closed "all
day New , Year's, but will keep open
until 10 p. m. Wednesday. T. M. Leabu,
Becretary. .. - ;
First sale In 30 years, big "cut v in
prices, one week only. Belding Bros.,
jeweiers ana scienuric opticians, d l.
Greatest sale of ' men's shoes begins
Saturday. , vv atcn. tomorrow s JoQrnal.
Greatest , sale of men's shoes begins
Saturday, Watch tomorrow's Journal.
' Woman's TCrchanve. iSl Tenth street.
lunch Jl:30 to 2; business men's lunch
. i. t -
:- Greatest sale of men's 'shoes begins
eaturaay. watcn Tomorrow s journal,
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
aentists.. intra ana , Washington., -
- Greatest . sale of men's shoes begins
eaturaay. w atcn tomorrow s journal
D. Chambers Bon, opticians. 121
Morrison, cor. sixth, are the best.
Greatest sale of men's shoes ' begins
Saturday. watch tomorrow s journal.
Dr. Ilaynes, optician, Salmon near 6th.
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Bcrger, signs. 284 YamhUL , HL 9321.
Journal want ads. lea word.
READY TO BUILD YOU
: A MODERN HOUSE
Tacoma 3Ian to Erect 100
Houses Sells on Sniall
Monthly Eental Basis.
With a ; cleVer Idea for providing
every, wageearner in forxiana witn a
home of his or her own,' the Gregory
Investment company. successful real
estate operators of Seattle and Tacoma,
is about to exploit a novel building
Dlan In this cltv. intended for thoaa
who have hitherto found it impossible
to build their own homes. For the
past few years Mr. Gregory has devoted
himself to this kind of work, finding
in it. - aDunaance or. sausiacuon ana a
reasonable profit.
Havins- successfully launched several
large transactions In the sound cities,
this. seml-pMlanthroplo company oast
side : glances at Portland, studied con
ditions and arriving at the conclusion
tha.. this city is the metropolis of the
northwest, he came here a few weeks
ago. . Already be has acquired, and
platted a large tract of land at the end
of the Rose City Park cariine. '-The
streets are now being cleared, preparatory-
to putting in cement walks, curbs,
city water and other improvements. An
enormous quantity of lumber has been
delivered ' to the ground to commence
the construction of 100 houses. The
f roperty is . the scene of wonderful ae
ivity. . -. -: .
Mr. Gregory plans to sell either lots
or lots and houses upon payments about
equal to tne rent mat wageearners are
now paying. He says that any person
employed steadily upon any kind of
wages can buy a lot in this property,
known as Gregory Heights, and that
the company will build . a home for
anybody who wishes them to do so.
, . "'There la nothinr l more Ilrmly be
lieve in," Bald Mr. Gregory, "than the
right of every" man ; to own his' own
hom. Real estate men in the . nnnt
have given too much attention to -the
mere selling or city nome sues without
carina- whether it Is developed or not:
It has been, our plan to eecure a piece
of land,, located favorably as to trans
portation, improve it in. such a. way as
to make it convenient and comfortable
and offer .the lots at the lowest pos-
siDie . prices, consistent witn. business
principles. If any of our-buyers want
us to build homes' for them, we al
ways stand ready to do so.-
your city .already nas tne reputation
of belna the laraest home owning- city
in the United States and we propose
to make It possible for a class of peo-
e wno nave never reen apie to havK
omes-of their own, to have them.- We
do' this by "building the 1 houses . our
selveo and allowlnn; the purchaser - to
pay .us about the .same aa the rent lie
now Diya" , .- ,
Mr. -Gregory feels proud of having
city and voiced his faith f in the .com
mon, people in? the language- 'or Lin
coin, who said, "God must have loved
the -common . people, he. made so .many
of them."
Gregory Heights,1 Where Mr. Gregory
has his office. 'in located at' the end of
the Rose City Park cariine, , and will,
undoubtedly prove a popular 'district,
on the plans suggested by its owners.
, ' V Football! Football! 1;
' Multnomah vs( 'Whitworth college.
Multnomah field, Ifew Tear's day, 2:30
p. m. Admission $1, including grand
stand. Tickets for sale at Schillers,
Cadwell's and Si Bich's cigar stores.-.
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Mask CaraiyaL -;, f:
- The; Exposition rink will, be the scene
of great hilarity oir New Year's, eve.
when the great mak carnival ' ah-i
watch party will take place, -The evctit
promises 10 De a dik one ana arrange
ments are being, made to care for $000
people. There will be but one session
uluring the 'evening, ar.d 25 elegaut
prlsea will. ." be, awarded, for .best cos
tumes.' Masks and private dressing
rooms-will-toe' famished at the rink.
A feature of the evening will be the
big itreet parade at 8 p. m. Thursday.
The, rink. is. steam .heated and the larg
est pavilion on the coast. De Caprlo's
regular rink band will.be doubled for
the occasion. Skates are being reserved
now. . f -. . - - J - - - .
x y Rock Springs Coal
, The' best coal o"n the market -Liberty
Coal A Ice Co.. agents. - Office
2S North Fourteenth , street.' Main
1662. A-2136. , ; . . , .
ciiiif.;pio;j pugilist
- COWARD AS A BOY
Jack Johnson, who whipped
Tommy Burns and. Is now
heavyweight champion of the
4 world, used . to be the greatest
J coward among tie colored boys
of his age in Galveston, "Texas,
J says Johnson's cousin. Arthur
4V Johnson, who Is waiter at the
4 ' Hotel Portland. The ' boys, - the
4. fighter and -the waiter, were
4 reared together. " E. D. Cannady,
the hat man; at the Portland,
also ' knows Johnson' well, the
two having worked at. the Al
bany In Denver years, ago. i , ,':
, Arthur- Jolipson says his cou
sin Jack was always large , for
bis age, but that when the man
now famous the world over -waa
a youngster,': he , was afraid of
every other boy and eonsequent
ly was kicked and cuffed about
good deal. 5 Arthur, Is a, slender
fellow, ; but says, that even be
used to whip cousin Jack.. . But .
saying this Arthur realUes that
cousin. Jack is ' a '' good -many
thousand miles ' away. : Arthur'
admits he .. wouldn't aay , It to
Jack's, face.
Cannady says that In Denver
Jack was timid and that In dice
games the other negroes would
take advantage of , him and take
his money, too., -: After a : while
Jack got tired of this, . It seems
and .well, "'you know the, result.
ALBIXA LIBRAKY
; . IN NEW QUARTERS
The Aiblna branch library will open
In its new quarters on the ' corner of
Rttsselt stivet and Rodney avenue on
baturday, January 2. at 3 o clock. A
reception will be heJd at the library
Saturday evening, to which the public Is
cordially invited. An informal pro-
frara will be given at 8 o'clock. Chll
ren under 12 years xf age are asked
to visit the library during the after
noon. At 4 o'clock a story will be told
to the children. - . , .-- , . ,
The Alblna branch of the library as
sociation of Portland' was opened about
a-year ago in -the Emporium block on
Williams avenue This room ' soon
proved too small for the service de
manded and better accommodations were
looked for. The new . rooms are large
and comfortably furnished, and,- being
off the noisier street, afford ample op
portunity for quiet reading. Many new
books have been added te the Alblna
collection, and through the dally de
livery from the central library any spe
cial booki
obtained..
,k" f?1 n fthe collection maybenmjo,, nd " decay, reduce - the food
LETTERS TO SANTA
CLAUS GO TO 3I0RGUE
"Daddy, Is there a Santa
Claus?" asked a doubtful Thomas .
several ' days after : Christmas.
f "I wrote him before Christmas 4
and told him a lot of things I
wanted, ' I never heard from
htm. He never said he got my 4
letter." '
..At.the poatoffice today Post-
master. Mlnto - was stacking up a
lot ; of letters. They were all
addressed to Santa Claus, car 4
of .the North Pole, Reltfdeer
island, and other places where 4
Santa might hang out. Many of
them were without stamps.
1Jt This morning these letters, all
tied together, although addressed
to different parts of the world 4
were started eastward to Wash.-
ington. Arriving there' they will
be turned over to the dead let- 4
ter department ' of the postal
service. ' TheVe wera sevral hun- 4
dred of ( them from Portland.
Ordinarily there are from 60,000
to 75,000 Santa Claus letters
mailed by children every year. '
Over all the country1 these
thousands of youngsters .are w
wondering why In the world they
never heard from Santa Claus to
whom they hava written." True, ,
they received - many presents,
some of ' them, - but they ' can't ' 4
understand why their little
humble requests should go un-
answered. And for years they
will not know. . .
, v-.
Th fraction- facilities of Europe are
far behind those of this country, within
a radius of 60 miles of Liverpool there
Is a population of 7,000,000, the most
thickly populated country in the world,
and not a trolley line. in existence for
their accommodation. - :,
' .. ID OOBXZOT TZMB ;V:-
to stop a cough or cold la Just as soon
as it starts then there will be no
danger of pneumonia or consumption.
Just -a few doses of ' Ballard's Here
hound Syrup taken at the start - will
stop the cough. If It has been running
on for sometime the treatment will be
longer, but the cure is sure. . Bold by
Ekidmore Drug Co. .
E. W. Baltes
aii Company
invito your
inquiries for
PRINTING
p,,-. Main 165
Ph0Bes Home JL1165
First and Oak
TKI ' OBEAT OATXAZT OP
. SPSCTACVU1X SrUlSXlOaV. ;
New Year's Eve Watch
:- Party Masquerade ;
Accommodations' for (000 people.
own asssxov. y to ia.
25 Elegant Prizes :
" . Watch for biff street parade. ' '
EXPOSITION; RINK
Admission '25c.
SkatesSSc
PEOPLE
TO ASK AID
A. ir.Devers Calls Attention
' to Peril of River and ' ,
Harbor Bill. ... ,
In a, strong open letter, - Arthur II.
Devers, one of. the directors of the
National Rivers "and Harbors- congress,
calls the attention of the people of the
Paciflo northwest to the. importance of
creating an active sentiment in favor of
the rivers and harbors bill which la be
fore the present congress.'
As yet no action has been taken on
the bill, and it: has not been even prop
erly .prepared. In case it falls to pans
all. construction work on the Columbia
and Willamette rivers, including dredg
ing and jetty work at the mouth of tha
river, will be suspended. ' Mr. - Devera
letter follows: -i -,..-;" . '. -,,, ,,,v.
'"From the best information I -can get
I learn the dahhrit of a- rlvera and har
bors bill at. this .session, of congress Is
very doubtful 'unless the people of the
pountry :' generally-- make-' their wishes
known so effectively that congress will
be - compelled. In deference - to public
opinion, .to pass this measure. This
matter . Is a serious one for this ' state
and the entire northwest, and the peo
ple generally must interest themselves
In the subject. . . . ..
Unless there Is a rivers and harbors
bill passed at this session of congress,
all work now in progress In this state
and in Washington and In Idaho and
throughout the country will cease for
lack of funds before -the next regular
session of congress. What this means
In addition, to the cost of, theiwork. beJ
sides the loss attendant on the delay,
destruction by the elements, and dlsor-
? animation and' disbanding of plant and
orcea. is understood by everyone and
Is a condition -which the people of this
country should not submit to. With the
The Stomach Docs
Not Cause Dyspepsia
Neither Will It Curo It Because the
Lack of Gastric , Juices
Prohibit Kelief. '
The stomach Is a strong, powerful
organ, which Is composed of muscles of
great strength. It is filled during di
gestion with gastric juices which, when
the stomach, extending and compressing
the food, dissolve it and separate the
nourishment from the waste matter. If.
however, these- gastric Juices are lack
ing, the stomach is not capable of di
gesting its food because it has pot
the tools with which to work success
fully. The gastric Juices when In a perfect
to a aisimegraiea mass1 ana-tne stom
ach then .presses It into the Intestines
where another form of digestion takes
?lace. Then the Intestines .take from
his-mass of food all that Is nourish
ing and give it to the blood. The
waate matter is thrown from the sys
tem.. - -
If instead of nourishment the In
testines receive Impure deposits com
bined wltli a poisonous and Imperfect
fastrio juice, it can be readily seen
hat they must turn such imperfect
nourishment Into the blood. , The blood
then being unable to give each part
of the body that which It requires, be
comes impoverished and dlseace is
spread broadcast.
8tuart's Dyspepsia Tablets correct
such a condition at once. If -itlns gas-
trio Juices are lacking and Imperfect
these tablets do their work just the
same. They build up the elements In
the Juice which are lacking and remove
those elements which causeidlsturbance.
Meat, grains, fluids, vegetables and
delicacies, in - fact - each portion of a
large meal have been placed In a glass
vial and Stuarts Dyspepsia Tl ablets
have digested them to a perfect flud
just as ancaitny s comae n wouia ao.
A larse". complex, hearty meat hold
no terrors for . a dysoeptfc if Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets are used. Abnormal
eating, late dlnYiers. rich foods cause
111 effects to - the stomach, but when
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are used one
may eat wnen ana wnat one win wun
out danger of dyspepsia - or - discom
fort. Forty thousand- physicians endorse
and prescribe , Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets and every druggist carries them in
stock, price ,60c Send us your name
and address and we will send you at
nnea hv mall a utmsle nackaae free.
Address F. A. Stuart Co.. 150 Stuart
Bldg.. Marshall, illch..
Diamond Douse Paint
NO BETTER PAINl MADE.
$1.40 Per Gallon
Xaaafaotared ly
Portland Sash & Door Co.
830 rBOVT BT.
POBTZUJTS, OB.
FUR.S! FURS!
AT LOWST rOBSTUi PSZCXB.
Remodeling a specialty. Fur coats of
air kinds made , to order. '. ,
L. SCHUMACHER
1 to Madison- ' TeL Waia Ml?.
DREAD I tBo
KMSaMintftaMm
VEGETARIAN CAff IAKERV
iv9 sikth rmrr
WE KATB Bril VSTNO STTSTXXSS
WaXUIB for three months and are very
much pleased with same. It does the
work very satisfactorily and Is desir
able In our business from the fact that
It keeps the dust down. Very respect
fully. Spokane Dry Goods Co., per I
R perrlne. Manufactured bv -
Portland. Brash k Waxlne Co- -
Cor. th ft B. Harrison, i - Phone Kant
r.99. V lbs.. $1.00; 50 lbs, 2.00; 100
lbs., I3.B0; 200 lbs., 6.00. ' ,
'.H t? i -IfA.
URGES
PP1
if YJizt 4
stODoage-of all. work aow under way,
surveying or; adopting. new projects will
also be necessariiy postponed. ' It Is
practically .out df the question for any
one project to be made the subject -of a
particular bill and receive recognition.
A general bill in the only sure reliance-.
"with- the failure of congress to act
this session wewill have reverted to a
trlannual river and harbor bill instead
ot.au annual bill and one of the great
est and most important governmental
subjects will receive attention only
when everything else,. big or little, is
provided for. If, therefore, the people
of this state feel that the improvement
of their harbors and of their rivers Is
of Importance and that the work should
continue, then everyone that is Inter
ested in the matter should write to the
nenH tors ana congressmen from this
state and insist; mo tar aa this state is
concerned, upon the passage of -a rivers
and harbors bill at this session"'
"The duty of calling the, attention of
,otir representatives at Washington to
our i condition and to our necessities
does not devolve upon any one man, but
every commercial body in this state and
every individual should' make his wishes
known. .. - ..
"X therefore trust' that :.thls appeal
will meet with a ready response, . and
that the people generally will take ac
tion. If every other state In the union
Interested In rivers .and harbors Im
provements would do likewise, . there
would be no question of a rivers and
harbors bill this session; but as this Is
the-short session of congress and will
adjourn March. 4, and at the outside
f
1 "eoaNftoejAV J
Ask Your Grocer for
CHIEF CORN FLAKES
and Take No Other
.: NONE BETTER, NONE CRISPER, ;
ALWAYS FRESH
MADE IN PORTLAND
BY OREGON FLAKED FOOD COMPANY
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Keep Your Money at Home
OREGON
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Ing the hotels and resorts, whose announcements appear In this column,
The Journal has installed a free information bureau. Descriptive liters
rare, rates, etc, will be gladly furnished to those interested. 7
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!j ber private
Cafe and Unll
trains. Rates
ar -' , i a. a i a
THE CORNELIUS
"The House of Welcome"
CORNER PARK AND ALDER
Portland's Bon Ton Transient Hotel. Headquarters
for the Traveling Public European Plan. Single $1.50,
and up. Double $2 and up. Our Free Omnibus Meets
All Trains.
C. W. CORNELIUS
Proprietor ;'.-
N.
THE HOTEL LENOX T7
Portland's new end most modernly furnished
hotel. Third and Main "treats. Special rates to
permanent suesta tor the winter. Free bus to
and from trains. Excellent cuisine. Telephone
In every room. Private baths.
STTKOFEAV PTAIT,
II to X69 Pea Say.
aksbxoah rzjtir,
Jps.50 to 9 Tt Bay.
O. H. SPENCER, Manager
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A GREAT C1QAR FOR So
CABCPSEXiL-AXZir BSOAS COH VOSTXAaTB, OBB SXSTXXBVTOSS -
there will not be to exceed CO days with
in which to - prepare and pass a bill
through both hounes, the necessity- for
Immediate actios is apparent
"A. H, DEVERS."
CURES RHEUMATISM
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Cure
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Neuralgia
Nervousness
Sleeplessness
Nervous Headaches
Neuralgic Headaches
Nervoua Dyspepsia
Nervous Affections
4 TRACES SUPPLIED BT
A.W.AUen&Co.
Wholesale aad Retail Druggists,
16th & Marshall Sts., Portland, Or-
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.
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HOTELS
PERKINS HOTEL
Portland, Or.
OPENED JUNE lt, 1Q08
"Modern luxury at moderate orice.' In the heart
of business and shopping district. Exquisitely
furnished. All modern conveniences. Liberal num-
baths. Sample . rooms. . Handsomest
m northwest; music , uus meets au
$1.00 and up. -
W. Swetland. Managrer.
K. CLARKE
Manager ;
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Again we say make this headquarters
for, your- hardware huiinr and secure
a quality of materials that equal money
elsewhere can't approach.
Proof Is In -the seeing-. "
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75
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AVErY&CO.
M Third St Bet. Kni &Ash
To Face Good Drid-eWorU
If yon need any to be really well done,
come here and BE SURK oP IT. The
excellence of all our Dental Work in
this vicinity has won us many - fast
friends, because our patrona have dis
covered that our exfperts excel in every
department of dental practice. We
make a sneclaltv of nainleas extracting.
land supply the best of Teeth, either on
piares or-Dridga wora, j '
; We are thorough dentists of many
years' practical experience and we back
-up every bit of It with our well-known
reputation for doing t , i -
HONEST DENTISTRY
The best Dentistry is none too good
for you. Our success is due to uniform
high-grade work at reasonable prices. '
TEETR.,1T'
PATNLESS EXTRACTION ... 50
8ILVER FILMNQS - .60 up
GOLD FILLINGS ..... ...Sl.OO ui
22K GOLD CROWN SS.OO
GOOD RUBBER PLATE SS.OO
THE BEST RUBBER PLATES g&.OO
NERVOUS PEOPLE
And those afflicted with heart weak
ness can now have their teeth ex
tracted, filled and bridge work applied
Without - the least ; pain vr danger.
,. , AU work gnaranteed for ten rears. ,
Chicago Painless Dentists
893M WASH. 8Tn COBU 6THi .
Phones Main 3880, A-6S40.
Office hours, a. m. to I p, in,1 Sun
days from to t. Lady attendant. ,
AKTTBZafSirTS.
HEILIG
Theatre "'
14th end . Washington
' " ' n Phonfls Main 1 and A-1122.
TOITIQKT AT 8:15 O'CLOCK
Every night this week. Special price
matinees New Tear's and Saturday t,
- George M. Cohan's Musical Play.
"SO KII.EB rBOX BOSTON"
Eveninas $1.50 to B0c; matinees, 11
to 25c. Seats selling- theatre for wek.
THEATRE
Phones, Main 117. A-4224.
Special New Year's day matinee. To
night, all 'this week. Regular matinee
Saturday. Baker Stock Company in the
j funniest "of plays,
"ABB YOU A MASOXTf '
A big- hit. Get your seats quick.
Evening prices 25c, 85c, 50c. Matinees,
16c and 2 Be. ,
Hex Week "Saaa."'
BAKER THEATRE
Phones Main 2, A-6360.
Oregon Theatre Co., (Inc.) Lessee
Geo. L. Baker. General Manager
Tonight all week. Bargain Matinee
Wednesday,. 250 any seat. Holiday mM
inee Friday. Regular matinee Saturday.
Grand revival of James, Heme's famous
play. "SHOU AOHXS," with Archie
Boyd and a strong company. Evening
prices 25c, 60o, "6c. ' Matinees 25c, 60c.
Next attraction "The Devil's Auction."
afAOf 1 , A-1O30. ' Vats.
xouaays
,15-25-5);
NICBTJ
IS-25-SD-7S:
Week of.Deoemsa 38 Oeo. H. Prim
rose, Hr. and Mrs. Oeae Huyhss, Three
Toscarys, Jlctoral Post Card Album,
Chad wick Trio, Alice Winona, Hands
rraaois Co ICUs. FsrUna. orchestra.
Pictaxes. h. -'
TW'.TAn .'Phones Main 649S
A-149S.
Matinees' Wednesday, Saturday and Sun
Cay. For' the entire week of December
- 27 E. J- Carpenter presents
"WIT OttLS LIAVB HOME"
- Matinees at 2:30. prices lac and 25c;
every evening at 8:15. night prices 16c,
26c, 36c, 60c. Seats may be reserved by
either phone. . - - . .
Hex Week "Jane Bvre."
PANTAGES THEATRE
j' Advanced anderille, "
' Stars of All orations. . '
Engagemnt.--extraordinary of ,-George
h- Homan's Masterpiece.
' "A WIGHT WITH THE POSTS"
' Twelve people in the cast, including
a high class quartet, living pictures and
tableaux. A $5000 equipment.. . . .
Matinees Daily, 15c
' Two Shows at Sight, 2So and 25c.
THE LYRIC THEATRE
SSVCBTH A3TI 1UE STS.
Second week starting Sunday matinee,
' December 27, , ,
The Xyrlo stock Company .'
in- --'.! .. . . ,-. ;'- -
MOTS"
A-Society Drama in Four Acts
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, 't Satnrrlny
and Sunday. Special matinee Friday.
' New Year's' Day.
TCE GRAND Van del HI to e Lais
s Another
sir Bill
- Jons Birch .
Holmes ai -
Holliston
James and
Z,ueia Cooper
' Payne Si X,ee '
Brown a; Hodrcg
Pred Baner
Orndascop ; . ; '
Summerviile
- 'And Ber
Dancing Horse
C0HJR1B13S-
A New; Departure
The cost of interments- has beea
greatly reduced by. the ttolmaa UoUet
taklng company.
Heretofore It has been the eustom ot
funeral directors to make charses for
all incidentals connected with a fu
neral. The Edward Holman LnderUk
ing company, the leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, have departed from
that custom. When casket, is furnisn.!
by us we make no extra charges for
embalming, hearse to cemetery, o'ltalae
box er anr services that may b r
quired of us, except elothlna, cemeterf .
and rarriaves, mus cirecunK a vun
of $26 to $76 on each funeral.
THE EDWARD HOLMAii
UNDERTAKING CO. '
830 TBXXO ST. COiL B4I.HCS,.
ficbrucab Printing 6'
triT woir. t w !'t v 4 i r rt
fr sa. Buaaays ana
147t, ST A IV U - -
Jletrger fits your eyes for 11.