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Tlifi OREGON DAILY JOURNAL.' PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMI1ER CO, 1S03. 18 1 ' " - - . m . a . f 1 T mo 4 n..,...J AmBl( fnr "Onrmnor" Mattresses Custom Shade and Drapery. Wor-K uur specialty agents ior i.emo. fivinLcssoiis Daily at 3:30 P.M.-Fifth FIoor-Artistic Picture FtgJoYour Ordcr-Dutterick Patterns andPubngggg The Greater Meier Prasad Store's CKrist mas Sfeoppnsig Bolletiii $40 Evening jVraps $19.55 ?4.5 Tailored Suits $22.45 IUJie35 Coats $19.45 Grot selection scngnrt,Y'Bl wear section, second floorHandsome and styl ish apparel of all kinds at surprisingly low prices 'foetal lot of women's Evening Capes and nt in broadcloth and atm: luii-ienwi " throughout; also tnamlarin eflects; full-lined, braid and Persian band trimming; tans, light blue, pink, muManl. rose, black, irray and K: dues ,n ,0 SI 9 55 up to $40, 'at thia sieeial-price, garment ''' Woman's Mgh-class Tailored PufU. In worried serges, Venetian cloths and fancy mixtures; gray, black, tan, navy blue andmodes; long and medium-length coats, tight or -semi-Titling, strictly plajn tailored and lined throughout with silk, serge or messahne; , MO AC valuta-to.$4S. on sale at this pritc the suit LL.HD Lot 2 of women's and misses' Tailored Suits.' in broad cloth and fancy serge; long coat, semi-fitted styles; single breasted, fancy braid-trimmed or strictly plain tailored; notch collar and small rever; skirt in pleated ef-, feet; colors are navy blue, black and raisin; 01 P AtZ regular vals, to $35, at this specie-price Great spccail lot of women's Coats in semt-fittingstyles; broadcloth material, fancy button t trimming; - grays; p-i-een, brown, blue, catawba, also mixtures, with, large collar, belt back; brown and blue mixtures, helio serges, carnet. navy blue and military blue; values C1Q AC to $35, on sale at this low price, garment -PA9atf Salfe3f 2Q0O Wilton lings ill acLr it I 'fe AllSizesat Very Eow Prices cnt and' colorines. in Oriental effects.- One of these Rugs would make a pleasing Christmas gift for the housewife. Take advantage. 22V. by 36 inches, on sale at, ea..ats.7-r oy a mcnes, on saie ior zjS'jl vhv inches" on sale at, each. .f 6.0 7 6 by 9 feet, on sale at, sp 1., ea..f2-.S f by lffeetTon Lie fo, each .36.95- feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 ins.. f 33.65 "; AVtttl Drtcrc' A Magnificent showing of Oriental Rugs in all sizes and WriGrlial UU5!) -styles. The stock is by far the largest and best in the city, 1 . " . oil nricrt a 9 rpacnnahlc maririn of orofit. An Oriental T H I R D' F LO O R. Rug makes a pleasing Christmas gift for the housewife". saiefFrooo"':srHr M Guaranteed Silk Petticoats $9 Vals. $4.95 Each A great Christmas Sale of the Cele brated S H. & M.T Guaranteed Silk Petticoats Every one fully guaran- We Are Headquarters Xnias Books-All Kinds Immense shipment, of new, popular copyrights .for' the Christmas season: The .Shuttle,, by Burnett; ALjttle Brother of the Rich; Patterson; Conjuror s 1 louse,' hue; Arizona's Nights, White; , The, 'Mystery. White; - New Chronicles. of Rebecca.-Wircinp Light- ingerrd Gentry, I'liillips; The Silver JJutterfly, Woodrow, and many rn others, all on sale at this low price, the copy OVi. The Foreigner, by'Ralph Conner," on sale at, copy. f 1.18 VVTien1 a 1 Man Marries, 'Rhinehart, special, copy,?1.18 Danger Mark, Robert Chambers, on sale at, copy, f 1.18 Captain Rich 'Man, WV A.. Whitepecial at, copy, f 1.18 Northern Lights, Gilbert' Tarker,. special, copy.fl.18 Miss Se'lina Sue, paries, onts'ale at, special, copy.'.80 a -J .m . u . .,.' .r.i an1 ket firtinti on the market. 'Christmas Cards and. Calendars on sale m the Basement Children's Books, in a great variety. , er, us snow, you. Great Christmas Sale of welryvWatchesSets teed against splitting or cracking within three months Made of a supe rior quality taffeta silk, full width, best styles, with deep single or double flounce pleating arid ruching, double flounce of pin tucks, clusters of tucks, half - inch bands, one - inch tailored bands The color assortment includes light blue, pink, mais, lilac, leather, re seda, green, rose, red, taupe, black and a full line of changeable colors-nBcst regular $9.00 values on d?:AT0V sale at this low price f fY Matt orders will be "promptly, filled Special lot of Brush, Comb and -Mirror .Toilet. Sets,' in quadruple plate, -best designs; best regu- CI-QQ lar $10.00 values, on sale at, special, , set, 1000 pairs of gold-filled -Cuff Links, warranted for twen ty years; both Roman and polished finish; he 'JQ. best , regular. $1.25 "values,., on sale at,; the .pair yy 1000 pairs Beauty and Collar Pins. , pretty ba-r . 4Qr Datterns: i gold-filled; regular 75c values, at, each ,tilC $1.00 Jewel Boxes, on salr at this low price, each 6JJ Special line gold and silver-plated Jewel ; Boxes, silk-lined, beautiful .; styles; $1.00 values, "at, . each ,VyC Special lot of handsome Mission Clocks for' den's; perfect timekeepers; best regular' $2.50values, at, each. f 1.40 A special lot of " fine 15-jeweI Elgin "arid Waltham Watches, 20-year gold-filled cases; plain and engraved styles, for both women and men; every one fcf O A fully warranted;- on special sale, for, each; ylyrt Holiday Sale of Lacgs Sale of Bohemian Glassware Candlesticks and Percolators 1000 dozen Val. Lace arid Inserting, Round Mesh and French -Vals., Y to 24 inches wide, suitable for holiday work, etc.; values in the lot up to $20 per Cfl 4zwyadar-lek-B 300Q yards of swiss and nainsook Embroidery, Edges and Inserting, matched sets, 1 to 9 inches wide, for women s "and children's wear; designs in filet and eyelet OO. effects; regular values up to 85c the yard, for Special lot of hand-embroidered semi-made Corset Covers, Swiss designs, vin blind and Madeira effects; t OQ regular $75 values, on sale at, ; each P 0? 24-inch colored Allovers for waists and overdresses; the new braided novelties, in all the leading f C(k shades;' $2.75 values, on sale at, the yard Regular $4.00 -Allovers, " "same as -'above, J AO onsale at this 'special low price, the yard pi7U Beautiful new 18-inch black Allovers and Bands, in Jthe new Japanese effects; regular : $2.50 values ?ft buy all you want of them , at, yard plUiJ Regular $2.50 black Allovers, on sale at, yard....f l.8 45-inch Marquisettes, for evening gowns; white, Mack and colors; regular $2.00 values, at, the yard....f 1.50 Toilet Articles Reduced Eastman's Perfumes, Triple Extracts,, all odors, 02.. 8 Special lot of $1.00 Hand ; Mirrors, in oak, mahogany, ebony and walnut frames; solid backs; the best CQ. French plate mirrors, on sale at, special, each 75c Nail Buffers, finest quality,' chamois covers, 0 .all wood finish; great special .values, for, each fcUl Imported brass frame' Mirrors for hand; or OO laratt size, on special sale - at, each KJ 1000 pairs of solid steel Scissors, with plain and CQ, fancy handles; all .fully warranted; special,' pair UiJC 35c imported Tooth .Brushes, on sale at, special, ea.'.10; $2.50 Bohemian Glass Vsses, on sale t, each.... LOT $150 Bohemian Glass-Vases, on sale at, each. . . .$2.TT $3.50 Bohemian Glass R6se Bowls, on sale at, each. $2.TT $4.50 Bohemian Glass Comports, special at, each..f3.BT $5.00 Bohemian Glass Bowls, special for, each..,, $3.0T $7.50 Bohemian Glass Bowls, special for, each.... 8-1.9 7 $1.75 Bohemian Glass Nappies, on sale at, each... .81.37 $13.50 nickel-plated Percolators, special, each,. ..810.77 $12.50 Copper Percolators, on sale at, special, each. f 0.97 $1.25 Brass Trays, 12-inch, on special yle at, each.".97 $175 Copper Trays. 12-inch, on sale at, special,''eaf 1.37 $1.75 nickel-plated Trays, at this low price, each... 81.37 All regular 35c Candlesticks on sale at, special,' each. 27f All -regular $1.00 Candlesticks, at, special, each...V774 All $1.75. Candlesticks at this special price, each. ,'.8 1.37 A very largeand complete showing of novelties in Bric-a-Brac, Chafing pishes -Five o'Clock Teas, Carving Sets, Tsrrliniere. . Brass and Cooner Goods. Smokers'- articles. . etc' etc,, suitable for Christmas gifts. Let us show you. Sale Cut Glass and Silverware $2.00cut glass Napplesori sale at, special, each. ..81.57 $3.00 cut glass Nappies, on sale at, special, each... 82.3 7 $2.50 Salt and Pejpper, Shakers," on sale. at,' pair.'. '.81.97 $3.25 cut'. glass Vases, ons sale at, special, .each.. .82.57 $5.00 cut glass Water Bottles, at. Special, each. v83.97 Regular $4.00 Wine Decanters, on aale for, each... 83.17 $8.50 cut glass Bowls, on sale at, special, each,.. 88.77 Regular $3.50 cut glas's: 01ive Dishes, .for., each.. 82.77 $4.00 cut glass Nappies, on sale at,' special, each:,. 83.17 $7.50 cut glass Sugar and Creamers, at,' the7, pair;.. 81.97 Regular, vinegar cruets, oa saie ior,ieacn ;... $1200 cut glass .Vases, on special sale for each.. .80.57 4-piece silver-plated Tea Sets, $16.50 values, at.., 813.17 4-piece silver-plated Tea Sets, $27.50 values, "at.;. 821.97 $3.50 silver-plated Butter Dishes, special, each ,v. 82.77 $11.00 Water: Sets, three pieces, special at; set. Vr'.f 8.7T $7.50 silver-plated Fruit Baskets, oh sale at, each. . 8-1.97 Regular $775 Fern Dishes on sale at, special, each. 88.17 $2.50 silver-plated Eoh'Bfon Dishes, special, each, . 1.97 $6 Scrim Curtains $3.35 Pi In the -Curtain Section, Third Floor, 1000 pairs of fine Scrim Curtains to be sold at a low price.; White. cream and ecru, trimmed with linen edges; some' have imitation Jilet 'lace, with insertion and edging; others in the plaid ad Wock fft nd"f mtshed- wfth- "net"ttTJ,!JXI edge; regular $5.00 ' and $6.00 values,, .pair $O0D 1000 pairs" of fine ruffled Muslin Curtains in stripe and checked effects; full flounce; great special val- CQ ues, on sale at this unusually low price, pair UD'C 500 pairs ruffled Muslin Curtains, finished . with OQ full flounce; great values,1 on sale at, , the pair 7C 1500 yards-of new Scrirrf in white, cream and ecru; largo block and check effects; 40 inches .wide; regu-. OO. lar 40c values, on sale . at this special price, yard 4OC Custom Shade and Drapery Work our specialty. , The best materials and workmanship.' Lowest prices always. Esti mates cheerfully given. ' Take advantage. ' On third floor. Men's $25.00 Suits and Oyercoats!air$ 16585 200 men's hand-tailored Suits, in all the latest styles arid materials fancy worsted, fancy cassimeres and cheviots; in grays, greens, olives, browns; and fancy blues; hand somely tailored and finished throughout"; fine suits for business or dress wear; large variety; (Mil Off' regular- $25.00 values, on sale at, suit OIU.O-J Hen's 'Overcoats and Cravehettes, in all , the desirable styles and materials; military collar or regular lapel collar; fine silk-rhixed materials, worsteds and fancy cassimeres; tans, grays, browns, blacks, etc.; all are handsomely made and finished 'throughout; the best regular Ofi $25.00 values," at this low price, each P I U.OJ Special in boys' and young men's Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats; best values we ever offered. .On third floor. Sale .'of 'Handkerchief; Women's, Men's, Children's Women's 20c Initialed Handkerchiefs, special, ea.l2f VVnmn''.1.'c Tftitialed Handkerchiefs, snecial, ea.25 VVomen's 50c Initialed Handkerchiefs, special, ea.38 ' W.nr. A rm.i.im ' 1f.r!m m r A I Tand A 1 kerchiefs, with initial, on sale al. special, each fllC 75c Armenian lace-trimmed Handkerchiefs, at, es.53f $1.25 Initialed' Handkerchiefs." six. in a box, for..85 $1.50 Initialed Handkerdiiefs, six' in a box, for. ;8 1.19 $2.00 Initialed Handkerchiefs, six in a box, for. .?. $2 25 tnSLl .fl Frneh Emk) Handkerchiefs, each. 81.79 $3.75 to $5.00, Frertch Emb. Handkerchiefs, each. 82.98 $7.50 to $10.00 French Emb; Handkerchiefs, ea..P&. Regular 85c to $2.50 Princess Lace Handkchfsi, OFP Regular $3, 50 to $40.00 Duchess Lace Handkfs.; A OFF Regular $250 to $7.00 real Val. Lace Handkfs.; y4 OFF $5.00 to $25.00 real Appenzele and .French uand-em-broidered Handkerchiefs,, on sale at, each,., ..ft OFF Women's Swiss Embroidered, Handkerchiefs, (M 57 . . i en t. - u v.--. Jl I .11-1 SIX ,! in '.: DOXJ. . values,' llic ; : uu w . ww Women's Swiss t Embroidered -Handker- tf OQ chiefs, i $3.00 ; values, j six ! in- a box, lspecial , f 109. Women's ' "Amriswyr embroidered ' corner - Handker chiefs, Ji-inch stitching, 6. id box;, $1.50 vals., sp'1.98f Women's Swiss ' embroidered Handkerchiefs (CQr scalloped and hemstitched, 6 in a box, special at UJC Women's Swiss Embroidered: ' Handker-" tfl ,OQ, phiefs:- frinia ' btiTL "Tegi1af$2.00' vaIaes7TbdxW ItJJr Children's fancyr box Handkerchiefs, plain whre and colored borders; three : in a box J regular 20c values buy all you want of them at, special,- box ImL Children's fancy box Initial Handkerchiefs, plain white and colored borders; three in a: box; regular "IT" 25c values, on sale at this special low price, box - Children's fancy box Handkerchiefs, three in box; suit-cases, trunks, . grips, telephones, clocks, OP piarfes, etc.; great vals., on sale at this price, box vir 10,000 children's white and colored border Hand-! A kerchiefs,! regular 7c values, on sale at, sp'U each tL Women's white swiss scalloped and hem- )t. stitched emb. Handkerchiefs, 20c values, each Women's 'white Swiss scalloped , and hemstitched em broidered Handkerchiefs, white and colored; 'tC best regr. 25c values, on sale at this price, each lyt Women's white swiss scalloped and hemstitched em broidered Handkerchiefs, reg. 35J values, sp'l., ea,19f Women's all-linen and swiss scalloped, hemstitched and, lace-edge Handkerchiefs, in beautiful patterns; OO regular 35c to 50c values, on sale at, sp'l., each iUV. Sale of Men's Handkerchiefs Men's regular 25c pure Linen Handkerchiefs, ea.il7 Men's pure Linen, Initialed Handkerchiefs, ea.,12 MenV35c fine sheer Linen Handkerchiefs,'each..l8 Men's 35c fancy Mercerized Handkerchiefs; each.lTs Men's 50c pure Linen Initialed Handkerchiefs,' ea.39 Men's 12e fancy Handkerchiefs, special, at, each. 8 Special values in men's fine Handkerchiefs. See them. " i " . ..... . .... JUDGE MORROW WELL PRESIDE Kew Plaii offProcedure to Be Inaugurated in the . ; arcuit Court. Judge Robert G. Morrow will be come presiding Judge In th circuit ' court early in February, according , to a. plan agreed upon by the five Judges . . . ii. In rntatlnn fii I n rouiL iir in ia. ... .for that position, but by the former , until April. Under the new plan tlie presiding Judge will ohange every six months, in February and Aupii-t, H-torof' tne DreKiina juune imo ehangM yearly, but the work has In MAf immAnu.lv In In t o voars and iss become a n-vere strain on tne oo Hipant. By putting the change into rffoct hi February, Judge Bronaugh's term will fall few months short of tbeSfsr tbat he was expired to serve. Judge Morrow will srrve until August ana then Judge Cleiand will, for th third time since he has beea a. f-lrvult Jsdg lake the presiding eest t' i. Miln. hiil I is r All mo tins and niurrera. unless specially ordered oth-rii. aets rasea lor trial. attends te arraignmenia ana pica in criminal asea. bears emergency mt tera and lnjunnkm snd habeas crpua, srd bv-om a target for an unending -'-series f inkis and riets erery ly 1s the-r. la alditlpo t this murk Judee ftrotti us h aires two after- - - - 1 m THIS F02 COLDS , " half' yiK'f roTceBtrate4 pise Cn-fMr '4 uh t ejwee t-t giyrertaa rJ a bi'f pt"t ef g-wl r.sli,.; shake It time atvl vee fa tea of a ; -r.fcl ts a tAbbpnfal erery f ..it !..." 1 r rr"trts raw t t,4 f'.,i erf fMHi r !,'t or he will tt t .ara ma k-ls l.i-le Krmee; aey i re t ISm. 1 ' is It ea!4 is - tr.e uU It' ret-sH a-vl e"M nrr. i-r In l Tl Cl".-US1"4 ; . a ric1 fee pratiut-t . a4 I r.r w . ie"f rr- 1 eot - la til M'(H --. 1 st ltn noons each week to the Juvenile court sessions, not . to epeak of other time required by the work of that. court- Another important change in the rules of tha clrcult court. Just adopted. Is provision requiring every attorney who files a motion or demurrer In a case to file with It and serve on the at torney on the other side a statement ot the points he Intends to argue. Usually a motion or demurrer is In such gen eral terms that the other side has no Idea of what it may have to meet Tlm Is then lost looking up cases, and sometimes continuances are necessary to enable the other fgllow to whip hie argument Into shape. The new rule wll give the opposing party no excusa for pleading that he is unprepared. It may also have a tendency to cut down the number of dilatory motions. Nearly half the de murrers and motions that ar aet down are confessed when the time comes to argument, serving only'as a means of delay. Hereafter the mover will have to give iom reason In advance, his failure to do so constituting a good cause for a motion by the other side to strike his motion or demurrer from the files. , ', Other changes In the rulrs, which are technical and are not f ganeral In terest, relate to the procedure as to findings of fact, bills of exceptions and the serving of notice on the oppos ing parties after cases ara set f6r trial. . . SAYAXTS ALSO SHAKE WISE HEADS AT COOK fCDlt4 1rm LrS Wlre.V Copenhagen, Nov. 30. Tne mysteii oufe disappearance of Dr. Frederick Oonk. th Brooklyn polar explorer. Is causing no little comment In this dty, snd as a result he may loaa much of his preetlre smong the Ssrsnfs of the University of Opet-hagea, who ara 1b reetlfatlTig hts polar records. The mcnhFrt of the Investigating enromlttea appolat'l y the tuilreralty settled the announcement reported to bare hem made by then to the effect ttt Co-k wsa en route t IVamirlt to aeeist la the review of Me record They stated, however, thst his presence here wnLS facilitate thetr wrk. rtMplta the adverae crltk-letsi which fo'iwed Otck's dinar pearane. y,tt H etill rea-rtfl thy larae sS the-f?rt fnn o rwli the P"". Aner,g tv-e he rrr-Ti the aTJtlOfed favcrt'e le Ms 'ftitrfrTrT wltft f3istnadr I ry t ' ' 1 TNra T l f -'r rrt1-t r-,- tr Crck fj"f a?Sr.g the !' fr JAPS PROPOSE PEACE. IH TRADE International Chamber of Commerce May Be Es-; J -' , tablislicd. ' '."7h;': Cnllca Preas Leased Wlre- San Francisco, Nov. 80. When the members of tha Japanese trade commis sion that has been touring- the United States return to their nativa land It Is probable that steps will bo taken im mediately to aecure tha organisation of aa International chamber of commerce. The commissioners from Japan were entertained last evening at an elaborate banquet at the SL Francis- hotel. - They were scheduled to aall for Japan on the Chlyo Mam today. At tha con clusion of the banquet Baron Shlbnsawa, Hoar to Makt Sttter Cough Syrup Than You Can Buy A full pint of cough syrup .enough to last a family a long time can be made by the recipe given below In five minutes, for only at cenie. ounm u .v .-. i -there is nothing better at any -T aeated eough tn twenty-four hours, and Is a aplandld household rem edy for whooping cough, , colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, etc. t Sake a pint of granulated sugar, add H pint warm wster and Hr about nUBut-a Put' oa. ITnex tn a pint bottle and iill up with svrup. Take a tapfHnful everv one. two or three hours, it keepa perfectly and tha taste is pleasing. - - Tha efeewilcal elfmnts of p'"S aMrb are very hes.ll Kg to mm irr.n. ara ot lalsed Is hi"j r"r p..rxion In f'l.iex. the iriot vlu Me cor'-tit rat-! mmpoarl ft Jvorway 1 .ite line Estrect. Nr.e rf the rs r r'"e rT-s rs ' r-r wrk wi$ tats re .- Irr Tufr:t has Pin or caa eaia y i . gra!-ia thorer cap K n ata'l "f 5e tin?. e4 w.ka a er Hre hey ar.l pine tar rf"! rvrr.p. leader of tha visiting trade delegation, advocated g he formation of an interna tional -chamber of commerce , and ; an nounced bJs willingness to work for its establishment He saidr ' I believe It is the thing most needed to establish better 'trade relations be tween our countries, i Such a chamber should - be established at ones, with headquarters , In Tokio ana Sjrn Fran cisco. I have heard several references to the reported Inequality of trade balr ance between the United States and Japan. Such an arrangement aa I have proposed would,'! firmly - believe, tend to equalise this 'condition. I ' fully In tend to prosecute my plan." . ; ' t DIVIDEND DECLARED 5: : iy;DEFUyCT DANK (lell Dlnpittcli to Tha Jearnal. Im. Grande, Or., ov. SO. Tha comp troller of currency has ordered tha Is sue of a ' 10 . per cent dividend to de positors of tha defunct Farmers and Trader National bank of this city and Receiver Neldner is now making out the checks. . They wll be hurried to -Washington to be returned In time to coma aa ChrUUnaa gifts to tha de positors. ' It became definitely certain today that tha bank will not pay more than SS per ent. To make the last snd final Issue, tha bank ma at. win all suits now pending. If such. is the case. tha. grand total of dividends will aggregate SS per cent.- . - " :- - W0HAN SHOOTS AT ' ALLEGED ASSAILANT IfcAUester. Okla,- Nov.' !t. Wtrn Mra. JermIah King, wife of a miner, waa led into the I county Jail . to Identify "Will Jones, a captive ncrro. as, tha man wha had tried te aeaault her, Sunday, aba suddenly whipped a re volver from the folds of her drees and ahot twlea at Jones before the authori ties con Id get the weapon away Irxna her. At tha first ahot Jones gave a yell which eeboed through tha baiidlnc an J rrswled under the cot la Ms cWL Tha Jail doctor said neither bullet had touched Ltm. change of venue, which, will be disposed of before the trial. Tha defense claims that a fair trial cannot be had in this county. Tha tragedy occurred sometime last spring, at , the mountain ranch ' in the extreme north, adga of this county and the evidence, aside 'from : tha de fendant's - own t statements, is circum stantial. Roselalr came to HHlsboro and reported the matter and gave himself up. Tha body . of tha woman was badly hacked .and- mutilated. : s ; .. s - Talks on Teeth KOSELAIPS TRIAL IS - : SET FOR DECEMBER 13 Ki!lr Or. Nev. IS. The trial cf J, fl. Rce'lr, tmrfd wi-h tn u rdTl ' t t,-wif., Mts rn at f"r Iwm'r U An art'!'' n lei yy-rn ' m .e f 'f s UX BXHTAX CQ BSHTXSTB WHAT BEAUTIFUL' TEETH I ' Onis of our patients told us recently of a good Joke ah played on one of her friends. ? . . ' ' : "AVhat beautiful teeth yoa haver the friend exclaimed. - "They are nice teeth." she admitted, "and," she continued, "there Isn't a cav ity in one of them." - -. Tha friend thought tjiat, too, was re markable. . - - ' . . - ' ' ' . Arter some mora talk back and forth between -them, tha lady with "the beau tiful teeth" said: --"I am going to con fess to- you these . teeth are ALX. FALSE. They are tha famoas Alveolar teeth without plate or brldgework. They are mlne'she said, "for I bought and paid for them, but X am not tell ing everybody that."". - And the friend said aha was going to have some teeth likw tftoae If aha had to have some of her s extracted ta make room for them. The point of the story is this: The Alveolar teeth are so near lik the beet that Nature can supplv that not only do they oeoplve ones friends, but dntiets as well. And they are not alone beautiful, to look et. hut they are Just as fine 16 et with, for once In place tbev are sa firm as a rock. Will you let our examining dentist Inn orr ypyr treth frea of charge or pbh'ratloa on your ;rt T j fi-nd for oor bonk. "Alveolar "Ontls-! trr " It is free. - j nar In mind, please. Ifcst U rery heat Ifi the ,"f-t In V e end lo "n;titry. Fight shy of cheap work., YeiT.l get I".). ( RkMKMPHK In addition te nar spe- c(:ty r-t Alveo!r rentltry (Rtnr)rg, of lAet Terth, nolna away entiriy wtrn; :aJ srd bi"r--rk t. ad tt-t, cwring ef p-rorrbea iP.'ir' fi.Pfm1, ) ltH." we are ip-rie le etery trewh' CI O " " , ,. " - - - - . m - ad :r f;..ir.. irlarw. fTfvt. r--piotth wnrk. crre'i -g trru fii. r ia It n,' ef fl -- , t,y"jr -ice THK-Kf X 14 S. 7 , ' . I ' '', ill r t i 4 Anaxn ,r, lvlH IMr a:reet ' '. 1 ' : ' I,, m in f T I ' toDlVIeet The musician who dernands the best, regardless of price, will find in our piano parlors the very finest Grands and Up. . rights made today. 1 " . ' . - ' ' ' a ; The requirements of the somewhat less exacting are met ' br many instruments of artistic design, remarkable beauty ox tone and responsive action." J ' ; ; - . ' - Those who wish to pay but avery low price can secure ' guaranteed pianos from Jl&O upwards on easy terms. : .These names will give you an idea'of the range and qual ity of our line :- ' " v tV , -KNABE V , . ' . ' MASON & HAMLIN -FISCHER " HARDMAN " ' ' -.- HARRINGTON KRAKAUER - MILTON " PRICE &TEEPLE WEGMAN REMBRANDT FER'D KOEHLER AND OTHERS Also a complete line of riayer-rianos," includinp; the celebrated KNABE-ANGELUS. EMERSON-ANGELUS, HARDMAN-AUTOTONE.HARRINGTON-AUTOTONE, FISCHER, MILTON and ANGELUS PLAYER-PIANOS,, Old pianos taken in exchange at fair valuation. PIANOS TUNED PIANOS FOR RENT JfTiJ iPfo? V7 erf?? Z: i OAK STREET. BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH I