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13 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7. 1910. ItiiUlii 1MB A GOOD AT THE THEATRES fomla for the repairs 1 that If she went on the duck her It would -cost In the neighborhood of 120(1 A day for dock, age,- while In Ban Franolnpo no separate rate are charged for docking: when re- ar mu.l lail (hit f I Oil TO I III t as h la to bo on the way about two! Lioum Jam at Jlungalow Toulght OVER Portland- Asiatic . Liner; Makes Trip from Hakodate in 21 Days In Storm Thirty-six Hours. " : ' i In ptt of the fact that ah' had bad weather nearly allof the way over, and vii In one severe storm whloh lasted thre days, the Portland Ailatlc liner illenrlk Ibsen, CapUln Christen Smith, j made a remarkably good pussage, com In if from Hakodate to Astoria In 11 i days with a large , cargo of oriental merchandise.' . Captain Fmlth expressed hlmaelf aa I very well pleased with the time made on the pastes over, especially aunng ; this- time of the year, when vessels are liable to long passages. ,' The Ibsen sailed . from 'Hakodate i January 17 and she had not much more than left that port when she encoun i tered a severe storm which, lasted for three days. After getting out of that . storm she had rough weather all of the ; way. but fortunately she. had no head winds. Captain Kmltn said that the ', wind blew generally from the south ward, shifting to the westward, while a , very' heavy under sea ran all or th time, . . Captain Bmlth waa very well pleased 'Willi the forecasts of the January pilot , chart, which Is Issued by the' govern ' ment He said: ! Tha pilot chart for January. proved very good, and I never saw a chart be i for that held so rood In Its forecasts, If It is always as correct as this time It ,ls certainly . Indispensable ; to navlgat . ors." v" This Is the - first trln that Captain . Smith has made to Portland in com- - mnnd of the Ibsen, although he took her out of here a, couple of months ago. when he succeeded Captain Strandevltx, ' who returned to Norway. The Ibsen arrived at Alaska dock at 9 o'clock tbls morning, bringing about 4U00 tons of general' freight from -Chinese and Japanese ports. 8 he had 14,4:6 mats of sulphur from' Hakodate and: 4110 bags of crude sulphur from Yokohama., Besides this she had pea nuts. tea,, matting, curios and general freight . from the latter port. From Kobe she had lice, bamboo poles, straw kong she had matting, samples, rice, gunnies. Jute and general merchandise, months. It would be too expensive hero. IIKRCTLES H Kit K SOON'. Norwegian 8tamer Will Tak Out ' dtrgo letter Tart of Month. Carrying a cargo of about 4500 tons of coal from Japan, the Portland Asi atic liner Hercules Is due at Ban Fran cisco .any day now. From there she will nmm tn Portland In ballast for a cargo of flour and lumber fur Japanese and Chinese ports. She sailed from Moji January it, inn sama day that the IlenrlK lUSen milieu from Hakodate for Portland, and is due In the California port eny dsy now. She will remain there about a week dis charging her coal and will then coma up her arriving here about February 10. In the neighborhood of 1000 tona of I freight are already acured for her out ward cargo. On her last trip to the ori ent. whle!i was her first in me servin of the Portland A Asiatic Bieamsnip company, she, loaded at Tacoma. MARK JETTY WITH MOV. DppQnTArvs3 The famous , American actor. I.011I James,' assisted by a snlcndld support Ing company, will present tfhakcspeerq's great piay, "Tlie Merchant of Venice, Uh,l.ur..r.', .tr.n.. vn t n.,l lu' l'h'n ioaert Mich i NhaHespearea Henry Ilt. Beat are I i, ,fn lo ,b ,di nuw nriiinar Hi inc ineair ior ma en tire engagement. "Tlio niRht of Way", at II Iter. - Blr Gilbert Parker'a, famous: novel. "The Right of Way," In dramatised for, , la the attraction at the, Baker this week. It makes an Intensely, interesting and strong play. In which the principal-char acters In the widely reed book are de pleted by a splendid company. The bar gain matinee will be given .Wednesday and the play will run ell week. . BY PRU3ILLA. DREW, a) (ftocUl ner li a dillr feature of Tb' Joarnali aart uon naa-a ahotild aneletr vdlUir ae tla. pauiie ii iwiort jo clock la me iuurDliig. . Ona of the most pleasant recent events was a party given in honor of the Misses Mathilda and Rose Bens at their home on Kings Heights, Friday oven Ing. Tha house waa decorated with Ore gon grape and ferna. During the oarly part of the evening whist waa played. at which Mrs. M. U Oranplng won (he first prtse. and Mr. Eymes carried off the booby prise. Mght- refreshments wera served. Tha latter part of the evening was devoted to eamea and mu r Sensational Aerial Art at Pgntaffml Tha invitation Hat consisted of tha ; 1JUEAKWATEII SAILS TOMORROW RppaJra to Steamer Will Amount to 'About 9 40,000. , To take the'placa of the steamship Breakwater on the Portland-Coos Bay run, the steamer Ramona.' recently char tered from the Pacific Coast Steamship company, will be due to arrive up here . from 8eattle tonight and will sail for ,.Coos Bay Wednesday night. ' The Breakwater will aall tomorrow night for San Francisco, where she will ko on the drydock at the Union Iron Works for repairs. 1 She will have prac tically a. new bottom and a general overhauling, and will be on the drydock about two months. It is estimated that - the repairs to tha steamer .will amount ItO about $40,000.'. ' : , Officials of tlie company say that the reason for the steamer going to Call- CONSUMPTION IS A Germ Disease A WALKING SKELETON. "I want to tell you what U-quoclde-did for ray husband. Ho was given up to die by the Ash land doctors. They said he had consumption and that lio had. bet ter try the aouth. So we went to the south to a little place called St. Petersburg. Florida. When we got there my husband waa a walking skeleton; he did not seem to gain much. One . dav a ' gentleman told him to try Llquo clde, so we- got a bottle and tried . M. It seemed to help him, so then we got another bottle, found out what a grand remedy It was; then we got 0 bottles, then 6 more, tintil he got well. Today he la -well and sound. Thank God, i cannot praise Llquoclde enough. I tell all I see what it did for my husband. He still takes a little of it once in a while, and we would not he without It 1 1 use it m:-self if I take cold and find It good. You can publish this letter If you wish:" Mrs. Henry Fredo, Ashland, Ohio, Jan. 23, 1906. , i THREE TEARS LATER CURE CONFIRMED. "My husband la still well and hearty, though she "waa given up' to die by several of the best doc tors. And I want to tell the world that vour grand Llquoclde cured him, and this day he is sound and well. You' can use my name, for I want everyone that has con- ', sumption to use your grand Ll quocide." , Mrs., It Fredo, Sept. 18. 1909. "This letter Is merely a speci men of manv thousands we re ceive, unsolicited, from grateful, ' patients. Many more telling about remarkable cures of these as well as, other germ diseases, will be sent anywhere on request. Liquocide cures Consumption because of its power to kill germs. It is not like other germicides, which are poisons when taken Internally, but a harmless germicide which acta as h tonic. Llquoclde is not a mixture of drugs..; It Is a scientific product, uid the formula Is printed on the label of every bottle. The treat ment is both1 local and in Countless cured ones know from experienced that it , does what nothing else can do." Its effects fire so certain and so immediate that we issue a certificate of .euaranteo which covers a two months' test at our financial risk. Jin't t treat ; consumption harmful, ineffective ways. If you ere a sufferer, please send your name and address and n(jk for book Nq. 1 1. We will send It end alfia our liberal guarantee t-eri If Icate. which Is free from lechnicalltiea . and restrictions. I'lense rend r today; '- our. offer plttceM you under no obligation whatever.' - ,. - LlqufH-ide costs' 50c and $1.00. TKX tKJVOZOJTB COWr AWi, ' 80-33 W. Xtnaio St., : : CHICAGO. Minzanlta Will Tliwe rirsiiasa Can at Knd of ColumM Jettjr. Tr.iMnB- finished coaling Columbia river lightship No. 8. tha lighthouse tender Manitanlta, which arrived in Astoria yesterday, will probably go out today to place a buoy at the end of the Columbia river Jetty. Tha buoy which will mark the Jetty la a first class can buoy and will be placed 1000 feet off the and of the atruciure mm in line with It. ". '' . AIA)XG THE WATERFRONT. Carylng passengers and freight, the steamship Rose City. Captain Mason, will be duo to arrtva'thls afternoon, at 4:110 o'clock from San Francisco. With general cargo and passengers. the steam schooner Norimana. piain Erlcksen. will bo due to arrive up at the Couch street dock tonight from Sau Francisco. ;.. " On one trip to 'the Siuslaw. river, the a-aa schooner Condor. Captain Loll. will aall tomorrow afternoon. She has been chartered for a cargo to Florence. The French bark Belen, wmcn anouiu h,. ift down the river yesterday, on her way to New Caledonia, will prob ably leave down In tow of the Ockla hama' this afternoon. Foe a. few repairs and some stores, the revenue cutter Manning arrived up from Astoria yesterday afternoon and la anchored In the atream off Stark Street. '. . For tha first time in over tnroe thk amnr Sue H. Elmore, captain 8chrader, arrived at Couch street dock yesterday afternoon. She brought 300 boxes of cheese. 10 ton of merchandise nd about six tons of hiaes. tne nau a tull passenger list.. Casting fear of , death to . the wlndu and hurling themselves through midair at tha peril of their lives, the Aerial Lloyds will create a tremendous sensa tion during .their engagement at Pan- tagea for one week only; beginning with the matinee this, a(ternon, at l:t0, Orplienin Hag New III II. For one week beginning with matinee following: Misses Gertrude and Addle Kern, Mr., and Mrs. Damaln. Mlas Ha- ael Baker, Oeorge Hansen, Miss Nora Hansen, M. Amachcr. Miss I,ena Amach er. Mr.' and Mrs. drannlng, Mr., and Mrs, Lclnure, Misses Hazel and Grace Robinson, Joseph and - Frank Iamaln Mrs, Wagner. Anton Stlckel. .Mr., aa Mra..Eytnrs, Charles and Kcx Cornell. Th concert by th Apollo club this :7 JOKES PROMOTED popular Conductor, Leaves Ore gon Electric Other Changes y ' Are Announced. this afternoon at t:15 p. m. th new Uyenlng at the Masonic Tempi will at bill opens at the Orpheum. Mr. Fred Lindsay, nn of. tha great features of tins weeK s bin., will glvo an exhibition with a whip which Is marvelous- to be hold. Tha many spectacular feats c compllshed by -Mr. Lindsay, are aston- aning. A Thrilling Melodrama.' ; , You bet Jhere are gun play in ri)ead- wood Licks Iast Shot," In which the Portland theatre company opened ' a week's engagement yesterday afternoon; also, a lot at comedy and sentiment It Is Just the kind of play the people use. The popular prlcea tickle them. All New Features. All the features on the new .bill at the Grand this week are new to Port land and tho - last ia headed by the Montroa troupe of seven acrobats. "Th Buttle of Too Soon," big comedy hit. Miller and Mack, two classy dancers: Herbert, the frog man; Winnifred Stew art, tne female baritone, and Rutherford A Co. in "Half Back Hank," ar other features. Star Theatre Picture. tract-a good deal of attention, as this club is patronised by the leading so clety people. No tickets have been sold for tlilat concert, as aubscrlbers and their guests will fill th house.. Much inter est. Is displayed In th first concert o the club this season and th lnlti appearance of H. W. Newton, tenor,- will be eagerly awaited. Th Apollo club concert 'are prominent aoclety events, and th member ar royal entertainers who closed their season last year with a charming evening . reception in th Nortonla roof garden. ' ;. Mrs. Harriet. B. Oreer of Peoria, III., la a house guest of Mr. Guy W. Tal bot, during Mr. Talbot' absence In Eu rope. - Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel May and Mlas Fnnnl May left today for Europe. They win go via California, and will be Joined In New York by Samuel May, who 1 now at Yale. Sailing from New York, they will take th Mediterranean route, visiting Egypf. and other far eaatern points of Interest.. The May will paaa the summer in Swltserland. Mr. and Mrs. James Woodworth of the original and humorous complications contained In a remarkable blograph com' edy entitled ."The Girl From Mellon.' MARINE NOTES. Astoria, Feb. 7. -Arrived .doWh at midnights-British steamer Bessie Dol lar. Arrived at 7 and lert up ai b:id m. Steamer Roser City, from wan Francisco. Arrived down during tne night and sailed at 9 a. m. -Steamer J. Marhoffer, for San Francisco. Ar rived at 7:15 and left up at jv a. to, Steamer Northland, from San Fran Cisco, ; t . . v " ' San. Francisco, Feb... 7. Arrived at 7 m. Steamer Kansas City, from Portland, v-i - , Seattle. Feb. . Sailed British ateamer Stephanotla, from Portland, for north China, . . T V Astoria, Feb. 6. Arrived at midnight; nd left up at J a. m. Steamer Break water, from Coos Bay. ' Arrived at 7 m. and left up gf 1 p. m. Nor wegian ateamer, Henrlk Ibsen, ,rror Hongkong and way ports. 8alled at :30 a. m. Steamer Alliance, for coos Bay, and steamer Joha,n ' Poulsen and Catania, for San - Francisco. . Arrived down, at 10 and sailed at 11 a. m. Steamer-Mackinaw, for-an Francisco, Eureka, Feb. 8. Arrived Steamer anta Clara, for Portland. Antwerp. Feb. 4. Arrived Britlah steamer ' Taunton, from' Portland.. - .San Francisco, Feb. 6. Arrived at 1 tn. Steamer Falcon, from Portland. .Sailed at 1 a. m. Steamer Bowdoln, tor Portland. Arrived at 2 a. m. and sailed atI2 noon Steamer J. B. Stet son, from Columbia river, for San Pedro. Arrived c.t 6 a. m. . and sailed at 6. p. . m. Steamer Klamath, from Columbia river, for San Pedro. Sailed at, 12 noon Steamer Argyll, for Port land; at 1 p. m. Steamer George W. Fenwlck, for Columbia rfver. Arrived at S p. m. Steamer W. S. Torter, from Portland. Falmouth, , Feb. G. Sailed French bark Bldart, from Portland, for Ant werp. Limerick, Feb. 4. Arrived British Steamer Puritan, from Portland. San Pedro, Feb. 6. Arrived Steam er St. Helens, from Portland. Astoria, Feb. 7. Condition at the mouth of the river at 8 a. m., smooth; wind', southeast 13 miles; weather, cloudy. Tides at Astoria Tuesday: High water 0:84 a. m., l.'S feet; 11:34 a. in., 8.8 feet Low water 6 a. m., 3.7 feet; 6:40 p. m., 0.9 foet. Photographic pantomime, whether It St Paul were tha recinlents of much be tragedy, comedy or vaudeville, is social attention during their vlait hers equally effective. No comedy ever of-1 last week.- Mrs. Wood worth was Miss rered in tins city has compelled mora Nellie Bumslde before her marrlare. spontaneous laughter than was Jn evI-lThe Woodwortha have returned to. St oenc ax tne star tneatre yesterday over I Paul. a k Mra. C. E. Curry feft last week for a six weeks' sojourn In southern Call fomla. j Mr. and Mra. Fred Maloas and son have gone to California for a visit of several week duration. E. C. Goddard spent last week at hi ranch at, Underwood. Mr. W. H. Gllea entertained the Fort nightly Card club at her home, on East Yamhill street, Saturday night. The club numbers 12 members. a Mrs. Philip Qosllnsky (Miss Ruby Ja cobs), who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ralph Jacoba, for some some time," will leave the last of the Ur ah ,. 1Jv.imi wm mr ner iiome in oan i-Tanclsco. Arctic Stream.. Br. h.- TjmlHr husband. who: ha been traveling in Olympic, Am. San Francisco Caaco ..Sun Iranclsco Inca. Am. ach. ban Franclaoo Vi. K. Wood, Am. ach. ....San Franolsoo Marhoffer San Francisco H. B. Bendlxen. Am. ach. San Francisco Sttglnaw, Am. S. S, San Francisco Shoshone, Am. ss. .......San Franc) sec Rainier. Am. a ....San Franclaoo Carlo. Am. ss San Francisco Tamatpala, Am. aa San Francisco Forester, Am. sch Ban Francisco Yellowstone, Am. ss San Francisco En Bout With Cmat and GnraL Crlllon, Fr. slw ....Antwerp La Perouse, Fr. bk Antwerp Leon Blum. Fr. bk ......San Franolsoo Marechal Noallles. Fr. bk. AntwarD Notre Dam d' Arvolr. Fr. bk. . . Antwerp Wuvertree, Aa Charley Steele l '"The night of Way" at Bakor Theatre Thla Week the east, will Join Mrs., Qosllnsky her this week. Mis Frances and Mlas Hilda Jacobs, slater of Mrs, Gos)lnsky, ar touring California. '?-..: ; -;'-t ' ' C. "C. 8hay. a prominent lumberman, left. last. night for Idaho on'a business trip. .-, -. , ;.-;: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spencer left Fat urday for a couple of montha' trip. They til visit Now York and Palm Beacn. and return home via California. Miss Myrtle Elvyn and her mother have apartmenta at the Hotel portiana which are filled with flowers sent by admiring frienda. Miss Elvyn Is ac cepting no Invitations on account of Jh recent death of hef father In Chicago. . - ,. c a . ' Miss Elisabeth ' Patterson flawyers continues to bo showered with attention In Seattle, where she Is th guest of Mrs. A. S. Kerry, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Russell Collins entertained at bridge for Miss Sawyers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Tuyl gav. a dinner of 12 cover In her- honor Friday evenli.g and thl evening, Mr, and Mra. Fred a Stlrason will be hosts at a dinner com plimentary to Miss Sawyers. a General and Mrs. Thomas A. Anderson were again the complimented guesta at dinner Thursday evening, given by Mr, and Mrs. Edwin A. 8 trout, in Seattle, Later the guests attended a cotillion dance given at Christiansen' hall. a a- Miss Elinor Elmore ' of Milwaukee, who. ha been .the guest for . several weeks of Mrs. F. E. Harrlgan In Irv- ngton,- will leave the last of this week to visit Miss Elsie Elmore in Astoria. OLD PUMPING STATION WILL BE DISPOSED OF The old pumping station building at Powell and Mllwaukte streets Is to be sold by. tha park .board. 'An ordinance authorising the, salo has. been drafted and was filed In th city auditor' office thl morning.'. . . . ; . Grass Valley Journal sav It will re fuse all , booze advertisements "Jn f u-tur.t-. . i - .. . , . . . t 8. ,T Jones, passeriger conductor on th Oregon Electric, waa today ap pointed trainmaster of th O.' W. P. division of tbe Portland Railway, Light ft' Power company. The position Is an Important one, and- Mr. Jones was se lected by President B. B. Josselyn be cause of hi popularity with th travel ing public, ',.;'.- ' Mr. Jones was formerly In th em ploy of th Portland Railway, Light A Power company In capacity of agent, .telegraph' operator and train dispatcher. Hi' appointment follow a general change in tha manner of, handling th 'iterating department In that F. 'D. Hunt, superintendent of th O. W.-P, division,- haa been- appointed traffic manager and will b relieved of hi transportation dutjes. ' He will hav an offlc In th new Electric building. Into which the company will begin to move Its office this week. Mr. eHunt will have -charge of th freight and passen ger business. , ; :- ' ' '- Chief Dispatcher J. F. Roach ha re tired from the aervle on account of poor health. , . . ' ' . "Mr. Josselyn stated joday that om of th office In the old building at First and Alder streets will b moved to "the new home thl week and by th nd of next. week It Is expected to hav everybody comfortably" located In th new building. No disposal has yet been made of th building that 1 to be va cated. . ', ' . . '.v.; WOMAN SAYS CAR - : - : - STEPS INJURED HER The women of Portland eontinu to nrotest against th high step on the car ef th Portland Kan way, ugni m Power comDanv. Tha lateat complaint waa filed today by June MacMlllan Ord wav. a well known local writer. In her remonstrance h say sh ha suffered severe InJurle on four different occs Ions, by reason of having to cumo up th step of om of th ftreetcar. BLOWS FROM VOiMENS FISIS START BLOOD Three women brought blood frojii th nose of Joseph Meyer and IL" A. Ed- , wards Saturday, night, whenthey be- ; cam abusive. - The' trouble occurred at the east end of thrt Burnsld bridge. ' The two' men had been drinking...;?"1' ; noses were bleeding profusely ' when ' , taken to the police station by Patrolman , J, IX Webster.- : '. t : Several complaints hnd been mad by pedestrians of tlio abusive lapguage th v men had been using.- .Three women passed them In the "bridge, turned and struck them with their fists., The men admitted In municipal court 'that they , had been drinking. Fines of $10 wer given them: . ,- " V . " ' .- . t ..... iii MAKES GOOD, HEALTHY - FLESH Many oeonl hav moved Into Dallaa lately, partly on account oi u bvhwi HOME MADE MEDICINE FOR KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BLADDER - Go to any rood drug store and buy a one-half .ounce vial Murax compound In original sealed nackage, one-hair ounce fluid extract Buchu, six ounce good, pur gin. Mix together and you have tha beat medicine that can be had for kidney, liver and bladder. Shake bottle of mixture well each time and take one to ' two teaspoonf uls three time a day after meals. , 1 Thl will quickly cure symptom uch aa backache, rheumatic paina in ins Joints or muscles, frequent or highly colored urination, scalding urine, puffl nes under the eyes,' dlzslness, dimmed vision, etc. Chronic rheumatism. Bright disease and dread , diabetes are thus prevented. . , Sailor's Funeral Today. At o'clock thla afternoon the fun eral of Sidney R. Wagner, the appren tice on the British ship Manx King who was drowned Saturday morning, will bo held in the chapel at the un dertaking establishment of Dunning, McEntee & Gilbaugh. in , MARIXE INTELLItfEJfCE -Begular XJner Sne.to Arrive. Breakwater, Coos Bay Feb. 8 Ramona. Coos Bay... Feb. 7 Rose City, San Francisco Feb. 7 Santa Clara, San Francisco Fob. 9 Alliance, Coos Bay . Feb. 3 Roanoke, , Coo Bay Feb. 9 Klamath, San Francisco Feb. 10 Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro Feb. IS Kansas City, San Francisco Feb. 14 Hercules, Orient Feb. 20 Begular X,lners Due to Depart. Roanoke, San Pedro .......... Feb. 8 Ramona, Coos Bay Feb. & Breakwater, Coos Bay Feb. Rose City. San Francisco Feb. 11 Santa Clara, San Francisco. ... .Feb. 12! Alliance, Coos Bay Kansas City,' San Francisci Henrlk Ibsen, Orient Vessels la Port. . Manx King, Br, ss. ...Jefferson St create waier, Am. as. . ... . . . . . Ainsworm Henrik Ibsen, Nor. ss.. ....Alaska Luxon, Am. ach. ......... Inman-Poulsen Mabel Gale, Am. ach. .. ...... .Kalama ; Kelburn, Br. bk .Inman-Poulseu Kalis of Orchy, Am.' ss..E. & W. Lbr. Co. i Ernest Uegouve, Fr. bk. ...... .Stream M. 8. Dollar. Br. .as.,,., Llnnton Leyland Bros., Br. sh..... ....St Johns! Donna Franoesca. Br. bk. . . . . .s. .Astoria i Belen. Vt. b ....... Stream 1 Altalr. Br., bk. Jefferson St i Poltalloch. Br. bk. ..Victoria dolphin , Berlin. Am. ecb.., Gobi' Ht-nry Villard. Ant. sh. Astoria . .Ht Johns . .Feb. 16 ..Feb. 18 , .Feb. 20 TortlanU Druggist Offer to Pay foi" '( : , Samose if It Fall. ; '", ; ' Begin tb use of 'Samose today, and : you will soon notice a gain In good, healthy fleah. To all who ar , thin. V Weak and run down, thl , remarkably flesh-forming , food promises ' plump, rosy, perfect health, vigor and vitality.' 8amoe mingle with th food that la : eaten, o that it a aaslmllated by th' - blood, and build un nleaslna- nlntnn. ness and good healthy, flesh. Those who . '' us Samoso, for a week or ten day ' will soon, notice a gain-In weight, and ' an Improvement In general strength and health, j ',.',. Put good olid flesh "on, your bone, and you ' will be strong and well. In no other way cah this be done than by th us of Samose. - .. . Samoa is in tablet form,' pleasant to take. -and I sold by .one of the moat reputabl drug stores In Portland under their personal guarantee to refund th taoney If It doe not glv satisfaction. Sent postpaid on receipt , of price. JOc. Readers ' of Th Journal can obtain SamoM from Woodard, Clark A Co. pPerfcct Teeth 8T BOSTOV . BEaTTZSTS. 891 W Morrison attract. Dentist . who always claim to us om new world' renown discovery, ar what th clentlflc dentist calls rinnara that mean they dupe peopl who do not call on competent and reliable dentlat and, Inform themselves about their teetii free of charge. " The hanger on in the dental nrofaa. Ion, and the also ran dentist; you know the dentist I refer to, I the fellow who hasn't the ability to" build up a prac tice on merit, and trie to substitute hot air with which he slander other den tists, and sells to th people for mechan ical genlu and brain, what he call dentistry. ' - , Th Her TottaV and CHn Tomorrow Oratlst.: Price M Brabloch, Br. bk.. Glenalvon, lir. sh. . , Gulf Stream, Br. bk. . ; St- Nicholas. Am mh. F. S. Iakp, An'i. ss. .... Koanoae, Am. ss .... Sue H. Elmore. Am. ss... mimnsn gas sen Couch streH Jim Butler. Am. SS ..Inman.Pnnlum En Koata to X.aaa T.nmhav. - .''''y. Am. ssL.....;.Ban Francisco thuichlll, am. 'ach..;,..,,.,,Uonolulu . .stream ! , .Stream ..........Gobi : .Inman-Poulsen . .Martin s I .Couch street ! $1 Muslin Gowns 49c . 480 Muslin Gowns, handsomely lacc-trimmed, best .muslin,. al ways sell for $1.00. Clean-Up -Sale price :'. . . . , . V. v . . . 49 To close out all remaining Ladies' Winter Suits in our Ladies'' Ready-to-Wear Department in the shortest possible time, we have resolved to make a zero price which it is possible to quote on these splendid values. We have no. hesitation in asserting that such goods at such low prices cannot, be found elsewhere in Portland today. All our Regular S25;i! and $35ig Winter Suits, Priced Three Day Only at ' Beautiful Tailored Suits, of broadcloth, cheviots, mannish mate rials, Scotch worsteds, etc., elegantly lined with Skinner satin, satin and button trimmed, made by the very best tailors ) in " America, and values from $25.00 to $35.00, and in all sizes up to 44. See our window display. No trouble to show goods ; come in and examine the Suits and you'll be convinced; on : (tjjh Q(? - v sale Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at . . . . . vv.'i : .tjJoJ A Sale o! Best Muslin Underwear 55c Corset Covers 19c 500 Muslin Corset Covers, lace trimmed, reg. 55 values. Clean-Up Sale price, ea. 10$ 75cCorset Covers 27c 350 Muslin Corset Covers, lace and emb. trim'd, reg. 75c val. Clean-Up Sale price 27 55c Mcsiin Drawers 25c 400 pairs Ladies' Best Muslin Drawers,.-lace and embroid ery trimmed, extTa quality, reg. 55c values. Clean-Up Sale price 25 Muslin Undershirts 49c 280 Muslin , Underskirts, extra quality muslin, $1.35 values, at this unheard-of price, each . ; 49: East Burnslde and Union Avenue . ii i Any dentist who know his nrofession does 'not ' have to use , newspapers to Blander th dental profession, and knock other dental offices, to aet business: and when a dentist pretend to talk on teeth but really slander his own Dro- fesslon. It I safe to conclude that he ha little real knowledge of real den tistry, and will soon movelo new pas tures, consider ror yourself, how strange It Is, that the dentist who tells you thau no one else knows anything, also tells you that' he know It all. Tha dentist who libels other dentists out of their reputation will libel you out of your money, :. BOVTOX DEWTJgTI EIUHT TXASS - XJT POST&AsTD. The best test of dentists' ability) Is, doe his work stand the test? Does he do honest work for hard earned money? Crown and bridge work must be made solid, plates (artificial teeth) must be made of tha best material, and the plates must fit and give satisfaction. Fillings must stay In, and in the pain less extraction of teeth tha dental sur geon must be experienced and skillfull. BrldgeworK Is sometimes made hol low like old fashioned Jewelry and without that technic aanltary construc tion which keeps It clean and the mouth healthy. Fillings, both gold and alloy, aro sometimes inserted : without cleaning ail decay from th cavity and making proper cavity preparations, and of course the tooth will continue to de cay, and the filling will fall out. i' . People who go for year with one or more bad teeth in their , mouth must have poor digestion, and sooner or later stomach; trouble, - It is usually the case that whan a person haa their badly . decayed teeth and filthy old roots put and somfc new teeth put In the mouth ' they gain; from -10 to 25 pound in weight and regain their health. ' Come In and talk about your teeth arid have a free examination. Remember wto are litre ' to stay ' and our ' guarantee mean Just what it says; we will give your money back If we fall to . make good any: dental; work madd by us. ' 89m Morrison t, corner of fifth St., Opposlt Molar A Trank, and Postofflo. Open evenings until 9:00, and Sundays until :12:30,1 for people who work. : ESWXaT T BSOWJT, B, B. &,'.' . Sole Owner and" Manager." '- p m klaBssatWsM i j ttln ii MSi S J '." . : 1 ". All Montavilla cars run throuo-h ' Laurclhurst, Onlv 15 minutes' ride." Take car on Washington . street, between .-Fifth and First, ; Salesmen on the ground. Office 522 Corbett Building.' . -' .