, .THE : OREGON DAILY JOUKNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 13. 1009.
Tovh Topics
TOMUlirS AMU.MUNTS.
Bungalow .....Blanche BaWs
Jukri- ..Tha Bunny bids or Broadway"
Orplieum' , . . ,. Vaudelllt
Grand Vaudeville
PantageS ................. . .Vaudeville
bur ,"Tn Hlntpmmtrr
J.yrlo i ' The -Flagship'
Bllnda ysa of Ylotlma In the- ar
rest t)f Harold Tiue, a l-yuf-old
yuunt man, ll la tluaight by the polio
that one of thfl holdup innn who bava
Lien terrorizing Portland has ben cap
tared. Tha inethuda used by True ara
declared to ba that of nulling the vie
tlma' hats down over their eyee,; and
going through their pockets, ut thi
nitixxls of a gun. True waa recently
s nrteaaed from the Washington ritale
Kuforin school, and waa a companion of
FredurlcK Irona, who a arving time in
the panltentlury. lie ia held at tha sta
tlon pending a search for his partner.
Iia a ta tea ha has been- In Portland a
month. vi,
Bobbed by Thugs. While going -to
nia noma at ine wunur nouae, i mru
and Khni Oak streets, at midnight Tues-
day. William Johnson, a laoorer, waa
at tacked by two thugs under the nat
end of the Buruside bridge, and robbed
, of One of tha highwaymen ap-
. prouched him frAin behind and dealt
him a. blowiovar the heal. Two. women
heard the man scream, and railed Po-I Grand avenue ' and East Pln street.
llcenian V.urnhV. Tha- assailants en-L.ia hill i)l be thrown . oDen ' to all!
caned. Johnson haa been working aa a Civil - war veterans and their families
laborer, and the money waa 111a sum-l whether they are member of any post
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AT THE TJIEATBICS
Want-he llata TonlKlit.
The world fair.oua slag-i director and
manager, Iavld llrlaaco, la presenting
tbs brilliant Arnerl.-tn actreaa, Iilanclte
Bales at Tha Bungalow theatre, tonight
at K;la o'clock mid every night (hla
week. In her luteal auoreeM, 'The Plgbt
lug llope," Npet'lal matinee BalurUay.
fti-atf are now aelllng al theatre for
tha entire engagement. ,
Three Twlus,Bale Xeit Friday.
The advance Beat sale will open nek
Friday, October li. for "The Three
Twine. The engagement beglue at
Hunxalow .theatre neat Bunduy night
October It, and oontlnuea for one week
with apeulal price matinee Wednesday
na aaiuraay, - mis i ona or me uig
cent musical comedy . sensations aver
recorded. . .
PROPOSE TO TAKE
IN ALL SUBURBS
Kcalty Hoard WouM - Vvc
" 'pare for Census Tuk-
Frederick Montague In "The Ring
master"- at -the Star. . , .
rrrttir CIiornH Glrla at the Baker
A rare thing to be aeen In the far
weat theae days la a chonia with
muaical comedy that la reullr pleaxlng
and attractive, but at the linker thle
week with "The Bonnyatile of Hroed-
way." thoae dainty "lirollera ' and daeh
ng anow glrla are trie tiig reature, ana
never dlaappolnt. The aong numbtra
aiao score iieaviiy. v . . "
", The FloK!lp', at Lyric, ;
The play aeluoted by the Athon Stock
company, "The Klagahlp." proves to be
one of the moat popular vehicles that
haa aa yet been presented by tbla pop-
nlar rnmMnv. .
Pantaices Offers Equilibrists.
whether they are members of any poat ' Direct from triumphs scored In all
of not. , finfurdav will he the- 00th an- I the lead In . show- Iwiunea of Europe.
nlveraarv nf Jnhn Hmwn'a rld nn liar. I Cordua A Maud are -nlavlna this week
. aoeciai aceeungs xn special meei- per"a Ferry, -ami "His Life and-Influ- let rantagea. meirs is an eoi
Inaa in the i ll ut Church of the Nuzar-1 enee" will he the ,nirl inhWi for I torn In which many remark
en u, corner 01 Kaai oevenin anu woucn. i aiacuaalon during the evening, salmon l seemingly impoaaioie ieauirr are - in
will continue this week and next t to Oo- Brown, a son of John Drown, who lives troduced. and they are, adding to their
tober 24. services 2:30 ana 7:30 eacn I in Monti villa, will ; ha. nresent. . ' l foreign utureia.
wee it any; - aunaay, ii a. m., s ana ( :ou
. Special Matinee at the Star.
' f ut evangelist He Is now pastor of the n
p. m. .Ktv. u ijowara av," i u. bg Houses Dressed as Wars a What
F.'-'-e.""'- " i has oroven to be a Bmooth aclieme of 1 t. . , ..v.
w n aan ii tr r i ha aa a f saai aa varv . si( i rnaii . i I tu ?ri unn rn iut em itist vra, nvi m ia
v..vua..uv '. ------- i Htaiinar 'War rnopti fort air' to tht no i 71 r svk.,..
jx wcu urrancn im jittiiurumv i pnrtAr' fumnuti innM nf Wall Street
n nl4 ai' . . . . ...
ery attractive to piay
nmv had a record run at
Elliott theatre. New .York,
nalnor) ma I nsa will ttJa alvnn
. mgrAam a, I aVT- aaa pnvmi lH" v a BS -
a w v" it i:zo tnifl aiiemooa
v. irat Chwch of the Nazarene, Spokane. K "woman doTj? yri oW ii fn7r UrbS Uv
( . Mash. . ,;, ' . , . ; 1 working the 'game and poaes as a mown Tha ' nl
mn ' ar-l.w -,Jr;,:J nurae.- She will enter a home In the fhe Maxlne Kl
';WniPe' Jrlfr ?Jty A-tiorS,?y residence district- and sak to use the A Veclal Srlc
John T. Kavanaugh will address the BIa telenhone.' . After niinlna- i-cm to the P..c,aL?rlci
v S?"? ' B?P8tt""8 ,ln Alumni hall of house, -she gathers and conceals under I "l '
' 7rtatlan Brothers' college tonight at her cloak what she can. A Mrs. . ' ,
?.?lo,ckt on the significance of the beau- Greeny reported the woman uaed her Bl
Bfajclm's Models at Orpheum.'
Maxim's models at the Ornheum this
week supplies one of the moat beautiful
tlful. large, silk American flaa lately!' i.unhn. sni .niv r..i. i to
,-k-.- ifc- .;r.-.;i .' r' j ' week aupplles one or the moat beautirul
i?mI!ftAhAaJ?M eofe srtfstlo acts In vaudeville. These
&.P.0rt"a .TrnH".,? 25!ri f?iSl ,f3' 'ET'H.VttS Li??m: Picture, are living reproduction of the
' "V - . r . . . V I wrm ait VI tier v. n. uu ir uuiau a I WOrlU S lamOUS PSintlnKS,
v, ' nun y Dublin -tit ii, inn ii niniuHmi, f -
' ; I corner of Union avenue and Madrona I MIsa Fay at tag Grand
: Bag-yax Back JaU George Thomas, atreet. Friday afternoon from i to lio vaudeville attraction haa caused
a one legged man, who haa been ar-1 p. m. Regulation army beans, hardtack, I more comment than the appearance of
xeaiea nuniDer oi vimes lor uegKinK. syrup, collee and cigars will Do served, i Anna Eva Fay. the world 'famous men
and who was arrested Tuesday within The veterans' quartet, and. others will I tal tetepathist . and mahatma at the
five- minutes after" he was allowed to furnish entertainment. ' 4 . -; .,. " f Grand. This week Miss Fay Is doing
go on gooa oensvior, was given a jaj; ; . . , I the cabinet trlcKS which have mystified
sentence of five days in municipal Ha Wooden Sidewalk By sustaining I the world and she is also. answering all
court mis morning. lie naiu iimi 1111- 1 mayor oimon s veioea 01 orainancea ror 1 questions BSKea Or ner.
nieuiaieiy aiier nis release us went iu 1 ine improvement 01 rrmceton street ana
work, as he nromlsed the oourt he I Harold avenue, 'the cltv council this
yould. This work was begging, which I morning went on ' record against the I to open a house for Immoral purposes,
he claims aa his profession, , I further construction of wooden side-1 was-fined 1200 and costs this morning
waiKs ana euros, wnicn were incjuaea
For the' purpose of taking Into 1 the
cuy au 01 ine outlying suuuroa prior
to the laklng of tha federal census in-t
April, an annexation campaign will ba
at once launched by the 1'ortland Healty
board. Tbla anion waa decided upon at
a meeting of the board held at the Com
mercial club lam night, following a
talk by C'enaua .Supervisor Ueacli, . who
urgd upon the hoard the neltr of
taking such atepa aa will Insure Port
land'a having credit for all the popula
tion that rightfully belongs to the city.
St, Johns and outlying portions of the
Mount Bcott district, together with aoine
smaller aectlona to the , southeast, are
the principal areaa where the population
la denae enough to make It dealrableHo
Incorporate them in the city.
In hla address Mr, lioat h Insisted that
when tli -territory la such that It la
Impossible to tell when one leavea Port
land proper and enters tha unannexed
territory, it ought to become a part of
the city without delay. 1 While not
namlna- Seattle. Mr. Heach Indicated I
pretty atrongly that he had In mind the
city on KiMot nay, wnen he aaia: -tut
Sister city would tune in uregon i:uy,
Vancouver, . Troutdale, Falrvlew, Ores-
ham and the surroundlna" country gen
erally If It were situated where Portland
la: and even If Portland should do this
It would still he leaa in area than other
cities having no larger population than
Portland. - ' -....-
'Annexation Is not a difficult thing to
accomplish. It simply takes an affirma
tive vote on the Dart of the residents to
be annexed,! and then favorable action
hv the council. It can all ba done In 10
days, and now is the time to get busy."
The realty board win arrange lor a
trip to St. Johna In the next few daya,
when the proposition will be put up to
the realdenta of the Peninsula city and
their cooperation solicited. The Mount
Bcott district will alao be visited with
the same end In view. j
We have as many people here as are
In Seattle," continued Mr. Beach, "and
he lmoortant'thing la to have them be
come citizens of Portland before the
census Is taken."
Building Permits.
Mr. Frlerer, repair one story frame
saloon, 564 Northrup street, corner of
Seventeenth; builder, C. Carmlchael,
1100. .
Wilson estate, repair rour story onca
Fourth street between Aiaer ana
frame dwelling, KlgWy-thlrd street be.
tu Taylur and .tamblll; builder,
OHIO, nuv. , ,
B. . I.ieowakl, erect ona and one half
iry rraine dwiBlllng. Krwln street ror
ner of Preaeott; builitur, same, U0.
' Mr. Oppenhelmer, repair threa atory
brli lr-atore, 101 llurnalile atreet between
fifth and Sixth; builder, N. Klooploa,
to. . - , . -. .... ...... . t , . .... ..
Charles M. Nelson, erect one story
frame garage. Union avenue, corner of
Weldler; builder, aante, lOt0.
W. E. Love, erect two elory frame
dwelling. Commercial atraet ( between
Jrnsup and Jarrettj builder, same, $3(100.
C, K. Hendrlckaon, erect two story
frame dwelling. Kern avenue between
Thirteenth and Fifteenth; builder. O.
K. Oeame, IS110O.
II. Ii. Smith, erect one. atorv frame
dwelling. ICaat Nineteenth atreet be.
tween KUllniraworth and Jarrett; build
er, aame. Ilfoo. .
A. A. Samuels, erect two storr frame
dwelling, Kant Sixtieth atreet between
Siephi-ns ami Lincoln; builders, Murry
It Cook, tstoa.
A. A. Siitnulea. erect two story frame
dwelling, Kaat Sixtieth atreet between
Htepliena and Lincoln; builder, Murry
St Cook. 12400.
Alice Pargee, erect' two' story frame
dwelling. Kaat Thirty-fifth street be
tween Morrison and Alder;' builder. E.
W .Beder, 15000.
J. R. Johnson, repair one story frame
dwelling Porter street . between First,
and Second: builder, same, 400i
Mr. Alulkay, repair three atory brok I
Store, Second atreet between ' MorrUuri
and Alder; builder, A. J. Authors. $100.
a - - 1 - . J . 1 M
When a I;
.Grocer
' givea you Bornett't
Vanilla volunurilv,
reilaiWedheUahigh-
dati grocef who ia lock
, ng out for your interest.
' Burnett Va
nilla tt at superior to
ordinary vanilla a rich
cream is tupenor to
ikimmed milk.
', ' " . Remember to aik for
it and ee for yourself.
Burnett's Vanilla
IS
Believes Be Was Bunkoed A war-I In the improvement proceedings for the
rant has been issued for the arrest or I two tnorougnrares in question. i ne
Queene Fenser who is charged-with se-1 vote to support -.the -mayor's veto was
curing Jiooo from John Foeseii, a rail-1 unanimous. . .
road contractor. He charges the woman
represented to him that she naa a rsnou
and wanted money to stock it. He ad
vanced that amount a a business ven
ture. With a man posing as her hus
band she has left Portland.
Ufa Baring" Pander An Invltalion to
the city council to visit the exposition
grounds to see a lire saving render de
vice - In operation has been accepted.
The invitation was tendered by tha
Standard Fender -. company, which has
a car ana- tracK xor demonstration at
thought to have been an attempt to th wi and fClark fair arrpunaa
VIaw am s triwaK A Ihlna straotnas rn,.Att I .'. - ' v
day evenlns- has been reoorted to the X-andUdy Wants He JPay Oliver
two dynamite caps at Knott street and rauing an Md '
Mississippi avenue, one or the , caps -V-,ir h Ti BanHninh .t.
xoloded, but caused no damage.
4. Hlg-at ' Soaool Opens Night school r4.
win open next Monaay. . rnis win- d
weloomemews to the burners of the noc-'
turnal 11. The school board at a spe
cial meeting yesterday to audit the pay
rolls, fixed- upon Monday night as the
o
a
Friday afternoon.
E. L., Wendahl. 88 Randolph street, al
leges ne owes ner Via I or room and
. Thursday SpcclaL Purity Xrlqaor Cd
$1.50 , grade port, sherry, A ndelusa and
Tokav at $1 per gallon ; El wood-pure
food whUkey, regular $4, at $3 per gal-
, 111. .... t. tin" n -nr n ,
penlng date. Teachers "will be selected Even 3t Mofrta '
t the regular meeting -of the board J auUvery' 803 Morrison.
X.osB
wus ana vaiuracer w. -a. i u ...
K., ir-.., tit , , 1 1 laiinuii.. OOI m,iBUiuq avcuuo, I IKS .
nt, Vancouver. Wash.,, report w the Th,n..ji- .nnn . , , .,
police that his wife and daughter came , :
fn.dBa.tUPAJS." VSl WnLH .bt. Tonj,.ht-Socialism v.. Singl3
? ih. to i. 7. v.. naii, zuai star street,
heard of them. The wife Is 35 years 1 Affirmative R ft J.- MnAlllntw
H could Kive no reason why they wv "uoerl angrocK'
ivuju.iv7 mm.,... . v ' , Wonld-ba "Briber ie Mtrhaal
j viiBinr rvld TriturorjiM fmm I Pougalllo, the man who attempted- to
. ningLavia ritxgeraid rrom 1 bp be rihief nf Police rnr t no 'm
.a npm.r. k i- mvirnniia v ntun. 1
i o a riA fmm im fpi.nil. i a UAnilav I
and the police have been asked to assist
in the search. He had a letter of credit
for $800, and had been drinking In the
afternoon of his disappearance. He Is
45 years old and has. sandy hair and
complexion.
Klssloa Circle Meeta.' Florence
Jilettde Mission circle of the Unlversal--1st
church will meet With Mrs. Nellie
Crosby, 335 Clackamas street, tomorrow
arternoon at z o clock. The topic of the
afternoon -4 "Mission Work In Aus
tralia' Mrs. JT. -S, McCullagh will be
the leader. . -
BnnnTSida W. O. T. H. The Sunn v.
side W.iC. T. ti. will meet with Mrs.
In the municipal oourt. Douriallo
pleaded guilty to the ' charge , of disor
derly conduct to-which the comnlalnt
bad. been changed, and. paid his fine.
Btaamer Jessie aarklns, for Camas,
Waahougat and way .landings, dally ex
cept Sunday, Leavea Washington street
dock at p. m. .
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' J. O. Sohaef er ft Oo., merchant tailors,
corner- Sixth and Washington streets.
Rall ffh building, rooms JO and 11.
: Sninherd's BnrlncL T)r. W. D. Me-
Kary. medical director: K. L. Shipherd.
manager, .
Jamas Oarrick a Oo house movers.
134 N. 10th street. Phone East 4427.
W. ' A.' Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington. . ,
849 Worrlson. Delicatessen for . rent
Abendroth, Jeweler. 141 Wash., near 1. I
builder, C .Carmlchael,
otel
Washington;
$100.
M. E. Holden, erect two atory frame
dwelling, Tenlno "street between Thir
teenth and Eleventh; builder, Mr. Lund
green, $1000.
Frank Lane, erect one story frame
dwelling. Alberta street between Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth; builder,
same, $100.- .
Hawthorne esiaie, excavate ana
erect basement wall, Twelfth street,
between Main and Madison; builder,
Moore Hardin Wells company, 12000.
A. M. Doherty, erect one story frame
barn. Division street between Thirty
seventh and Thirty-eighth; builder,
same. $200.
Mr. Wemme. reoa r three story brick
store. First street between Main and ,
Madison; builder. W. H. Whltmore, $20.
Allen A. Lewis, repair frame dock. 1
East River between Alblna and Lewis;
builder, same. $200. ,
Couch Flanders, repair frame dock,
River, foot of Northrup street; builder,
Albers Bros.. $600.
Allen A Lewis, repair frame dock.
River between Northrup and Overton;
builder, same, $500.
wnr fierson. erect two story irame
dwelling. Twenty-fourth street betwaen
Overton, ana - ijovejoy;. pujiuero, urecu
Sc. Green, $7000. ' ' x.
Charles Carlson, . erect one siory
PRESIDENT TAFT
APPRECIATES GOOD GLASSES
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From Tha Journal, Oct. 6, .'09.)
TAFT HONORS , P0RTLANDER
Bye Olasasa SnppUad Kim by M. A.
- -v Tbompsoa, tba Optician. '
It has Just come to light that Presi
dent Taft did not leave, Portland with
out .'taking with ' him a" handsomely
booking- for'anakes Telling a welrS
atory of how he had been commissioned
by a New York medicine concern . to mounted pair of eye jrlaases from R. A
come o wregon to eaten rauiesnaKes Thompson, the optician. In the Corbett
to collect the venom. C. E. Smith was building, aa well as many pleasant re
arrested last evening, and will be -fceld membrances of the people and the clt
. for examination by the insanity board, mate. ' - - - -.
' . J. -1 , " President Taft, through hia aide, Cap-
'Trl"1,lf"K-a.h5?COnveBi1'lJ tain A. W.'ButU was gracious enough
Echoes -will be the topic discussed at to aeknnwleda-e th aftantlnn
Central W. C. T. IT. Wednedav. Tha i? an0W,,ea U."UOn V.-n
:fOT -r,A-KJEL-. 'ih-? K wor4eY Jett'er. Tff "be "thSTo
o7: odn ,,Hh,: YtAvmm'1' ber of personsges on their way through
"ceedlngs a Hood River. lsst week.
jntereKteci invited to be 1
606, Ooodnough building,
Tbs Oragon State Board ef Beatal
Ezamlaers will hold their seml-aanual
examination November 16, 1909, In
Portland. Applicants please call at of
floe of Dr. J. M. Tates. the De.kuira tha
morning of-the 15th to register. . Dr.
H. H. Ollnger, secretary; " ?
fortune of Mr. Thompson 4o. fit a num-
Portland. "The', glasses supplied tha
President were-ofthe Torlo kind, with
gold-frame. Mr. Thompsdn states that
while the size or the glasses were
doubtless In proportion to the man. he
has rarely , If ever furnished a pair so
Tou can .do , no better than thousands
Daily Bulletin
Na70 7r II
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Sobbed . While Aslaep.j-Whlle sleep- of others hare ".dona; with their aye
Ina lii'-n. chair tn tha lkf: A. n ulnAn
at 80 Korth 81tr atreet early Tuesday
evening, , iou is seniing, who recently
came from Soappoose,' wss relieved of a
goia watcn and 110 in money. Ha bad
oeen arinxing.
nrrlara Oat Pane Rr aslnr a aiaaa
cutter 10 remove a pane or glass In a
rear window of the William Tell saloon.
sst tAt Hurnside street, thieves
troubles consult Thompson,
Tou Byes. Deserve . tba Bast
HJfb-CUss Work at ' tba Xywest Bos-
) - aibia Brioea
1 muxajai-ww
gained entrance at an early hour thie
morning and rifled tha caah-drawer, of
Zf yoiafkra troubled with a cough, get
a bottle of our Kenon'a Cough Remedy.
If you are not satisfied with reaulta
win rarumi your money. Albert
fciemi, tna aruggist. 131 wim naton at ,
aramaar roaa camptira Humner post.
No. 11, O. A. R. will hold a cam pf ire
raturcay nignt ar ine posts nan. on
l ! -!3
F. W. Baltcs
and: Company
inTito your
inqniries for
PRINTING
First and Oak
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(LADD'S CRYSTAL SPRINGS FARM)
The city of Portland has absorbed all of the ter
ritory' immediately surrounding WESTMORE
LAND. . More than that, this territory has become
a solidly built up and rapidly advancing re$idence
district, just as WESTMORELAND is in process
of doing at the present time. Built-up residence
districts on all sides -means that WESTMORE
LAND. is already absdrbed into the social life of the .
city. " It is a part of the city's life ; its social features
: will become more potent every day.
. WESTMORELAND is a sure thing, and the
rapid sale of homesites is a thing to be wondered at.
See itsee it today.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY
Board of Trade BIdfj.
TflOMPSON
Slffht
Expart
Kalta BOt OorWtt Blag Btfth aa Btr
. Tlaaa. gaooa noor. ,
President Tsft's letter, toe-ether with
I nundreds -of others-frwro satisfied pa
tients, caa be aeea at Thompson a In-
atltuwv.
Pbawa Vsia IK
Wi jv or Wark
Bagav
PssaecaOSTEId
FEATHER )1C21S
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I It's What Wc;Don'l Do 1
g; IN OUR STORE g
That Makes Us Popular 1
& v We hare arr established rule of fair dealing that ia
rio . ; nerer. varied from. We euarantee every article aold
tL . and we atand back of that guarantee. And t J
Mi - . - : : . ' f
ZJ XVc Don't Oiler lor Sale g
Any Article Which Wc
1 rnnnot FnIIv Ghnrnntpt
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- . We are tha largest watch jewelera in Portland. Wa '
ae!l more watches, watch cases and movements than , . ftf !
- 4 any other jeweler.' We wonder why? Diamonds, Kl
v watches, jewelry for cash or easy payments. Jti
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THIS IS TilE llSi
Tir,lE o! Hie YE Ail
ron a rw rz.ATB oa r-iOE
As there Is little ar no dancer nf enra
sums or other trmitil" fclilla the arn
wmther Uaia. (ur platrs ia t
mouth a natural exrirrkalor), aud alt
(iaf a lasting lomfor-
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EVERY ARTICLE IN
OUR SHOP REDUCED
We Will MovetoOur
New Storeon Nov. 1
Greatest Bargains Ever
Shown in Shirtwaists,
Children's Dresses,
Neckwear, Etc.
Shirtwaists, values to
$3.50, at ;95
Infants' Dresses-, values
to $15.00, at... $4.00
Infants'- Dresses, values
to $5.00, at.... $1.50
Infants' Dresses, values
to $2.00, at 50
Neckwear, values to
$1.00, at ....... 25
Combination Suits, val
ues to $2.50, at.. 75
BARGAINS IN
NEEDLEWORK
Laundry Bags, values to
' 75c, at ....... ..45
Odd Pillow Tops and
Centerpieces, vals. to
50c, at ...... :..10
Hand Embroidered Che
mise, values' to $8.00,
at .'4.50
Hand Embroidered Pil
'low Top and Center
pieces at less than cost
of materials.
ELR. W. A. WISE "
rrealdeat and Kaar?, ' '
82 Ttars SistasUsastt ta PortUnd.
Wa will give you a pood S21t oi(t
or Dorceialn crown for 3.50
Molar Crowna j .3o
VtV. bridge teeth 3.00
Gold or enamel fillings ......... J.oo
Bllver fillings .60
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AMI'S EME5T8
FORTLAND
THEATRE
GRAND
OPENING
&&5MON.,OCT.18
Mat. Wednesday and Saturday
SAM S. and LEE 8HTJBERT
. (Inc.) offer . -
GEO. FA WC ETT
JOHN CANTON
DIRECT FROM N.-T. Rl'N
Prices, SOo-lSo. Boats Thursday
Bsoxars IOMOBBOW.
BUNGALOW
Continues Every Night This Week
Matinee Saturday. '
Phones Main 117 and A-4224.
BHABCHE BATES '
In "The Fighting Hope."
Prices-, 12.00, 11.50, 1.00,'75c.
isn vm is(m
Hundreds of.bargains in this sale not listed in his
ad. Mrs. Cochran's Hair Goods Sale. All
as i "v
Switches, Rolls, etc., at half price.
The Needlecraf t Shop
Wy2 Sixth St., Opp. Meier & Frank's
HEAR THE WORLD'S
GREATEST SINGERS
Wt are beginning a series of Free Concerts to
demonstrate the variety of amusement and
entertainment that can be obtained from the
TALKING MACHINE
Come and hear your favorite operas and the
funniest vaudeville artists. Commencing from -
10 A- M. to 12 M. and 2 P. M. to 4 P. M.
Columbia
Victor
Edison
and other
Machines
Edison
. Victor
Columbia
and other
Records
353 WASHINGTON STREET, AT PARK
XiAnr a. a-imo. rat
i Ex. Sundays aod HoUdays
, 15-25-50:
KIGBTS i
THFATPR iMs.ssjj.
I Week of October 11 -Mile Rlan,-i isnn
Walsh and Melrose, Hal Godfrey and
Company In "A Very Bad Boy "Maxims
jHuaeis, -uenerai" Edward La Vine.
Patsy Doyle. Paul Nevins and Ruhv Er-
wood. Pictures, Orchestra.
LYRIC THEATRE
Phones Main 4685 A-t02. Prices, 30e,
I 20c. 10c Week Com. Sun. Mat. Oct. 10,
"THE r&AGSKXF.'? .
First tlma In the West? The: area test
nautical drama of the day, presented In
I "the Athon Way." OOI.I WATCS
OZTXH AW AT X-RTDAT VIOHT. Mala.
8un., Tues., Thurs. and Sat. at 2:15. Every
evening- at 8:16. You'll like the Lyric.
BAKER THEATRE "n18 a
TONIGHTt-ALI. week.
That Nifty Song Show, ""
thx smrinr beds , or bjsoadway."
With Max. Bloom and Forty Others.
What Is a Paszazza Plant?
1 Evenings, 2oc to JJ.00; Sat. Mat; 25c,
60c-, Wed.' Bargain Mat, 26tf any seat.
Next Week Donald jBowlea In .'VThe
Prince Chap.'. k---: "?'"
Main 775T.CTAD THFATPF Washington
Russell & Drew. Managers.
8ix' nights, with a speeial priced mati
nee Wednesday, beginning Sunday,. Oct.
10, Sam S., & Lo Shubert (Inc preseut
THE RINQM ASTER
. v - -
Original cast " and production, direct
from. Maxlne Elliott Theatre,. New York.
Prices: Eve.. II to 25c; Mat , 75c to 25c.
THE: GRAND
ANNA
EVA
FAY
week or
I OOTQBXS 11.
Elsie Cresey & Co.
Colby and May
. Frobel and Ruks
Bandy and Fields
, Fred Bauer
' Grandascone.
Matlnea every day at 2:30; 15c any
seat Evening performances, 7:30 an 1
9:15: 16c and 25c. Box st-ats. BOcr
BASEBALL
- BaeratioB Park.
Coraey Tangbn and Twaaty-foortli sts.
' VERNON
. portlIand
oct. is. ia, 14, is, ia, 17.
Games begin week days l:0o p. m.;
Sunday, 2:10 p. m.
Admission Bleachers. 2Sc; Grandstand.-SOe;
Boxes. 26c eitra. ChilJrvn:
Bleachers, lae: Grandstami. Sc.
Xrftdlas Day Triday.
Bora under 12 free to , bleachers
Wednesday.
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