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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. -MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1910. FAMOUS BANDS : FOR 1HE OK . Five Musical, Organizations to 1 Be' Heard at Amusement I Park, This Season. - - The Oaki will abound in good band ' muslo the coming Manga, for John F. Cordrsy, president v of. the' United . Amusement company, wjilch holds a l tlve year lease on. tills resort, -has en gaged six or the moat famous bands ' cf the,; country $ play , at ' various periods-throughout the weoson. ' A large ' auditorium will oe srettfd -for these band concerts, for they will be. given rain or shine anA ' so cannot be sub- Jeet to the discomforts of an open air pavilion. The enjtagement will Involve $80,000. Mr. Cordray says he is mak ing the risk because he Is so confident of Portland's love of and appreciation for good band' music. :, ' t From May SO, opening day, to Sep tember 80, closing day, there will be dally concerts by one of these six Im portant organizations. Bllery's 'band, Liberates, the American band and or chestra tf Providence, the De Nevassa women's band, Ferullo'a band, and the Don .Philippine- Kllery's band played here during the Lewis and Clark expo sition and won much popularity. Lib erates band Is one of the most widely known. In the world.' The Providence band Is said to be the leading band of New, England and has been declared by. prominent bum txptrta.'as the . best street band In the country. The De Kavaana band owes much Of Its success' to the novelty of Its being a women's band, but It Is a splnndld musical organisation as Well, of H pteos and -the largest women's band In the world, Ferullo was the popujax director of Kllery's band when It played here at the exposition and now has a fine, band of his own. The Don Phlltpplnl is a Spanish organisation now touring this 'countryi Following Is the order: ".' ' May 30 to June !, Liberates: June 17 to July 5,' the American; July to July17, Don fhlllpplnl: July -1 to August 10, the De Ns.vs.ssa;- August n to 11, Ferullo's, and from JSeptembef l;to, 10, Ellery's. ,..',?...! ' New Theatre in Indianapolis.' ' Indianapolis, ' Feb. 88. The Murat theatre, ' one of five : new playhouses to be constructed - Jn (Indianapolis the past. few years to be devoted to regu lar" theatrical performances; opens for the first time tonight. with the musical comedy, "Havana," as "the initial at traction. ' ' The new playhouse, which fn to be under the management of the Shuberts, Is declared by theatrical men to be one of the best appointed as well as one of the largest theatres In the country, For Uniform Education. ) Kt T,mil Mo.. Feb. 28. A special committee of 20 prominent educators mt In thin rltv tndAV to recommend plans for the unification pf public and high school education In Missouri. The object Is to bring about the adoption of a uniform system of education from the elementary schools to the state university. Though not the largest. Germany claims to have the most powerful tele scope in the world in Its Treptow ob servatory. 1 LLUJLl W 13 lyf DRU3ILLA. DREw a) . - ' ' ; .... , . SortI Bwi la e.llr feature of The Jottrnat Any one wtahtng to Inurt raoh nrs aboale rod it lrnrU to the (oclvty editor or ! pbone It before 10 e'clock la the looming.) Mies Mary E. Conyers returned last week from New York, . after a few months" stay there. Miss Conyers, who has a pleasing soprano Voice, studied formerly with Mrs. Rose Couraen-Reed, and while In New York studied . with the celebrated Florlo. She will be at her country home at Clatskanle with her mother for the present, and plans to to east again In the summer. While here she will do some concert work. .. ' ' J ." " ' ; :; Miss Grace Magladry of Eugene spent the week-end here with friends. She re turns to Eugene tonight with her father, who came down to attend the Bhrlners' Initiation ceremonies Saturday night. Miss Magladry is a Chi Omega sorority girl from the University of Oregon, and is a popular and attractive girl. : . ' - : , Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McQueen announce the engagement of their eldestidaughter, Angela. Ann, to Roy Johnffton. The bride-elect Is an attractive girl of the blonde type, and very popular In her set. Mr. Johnstone Is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnstone, and a junior member of the Blake, McFall company. The wedding will take place March 27, when the young couple will leave for an extended eastern trip. Mrs. Ben Simon gave a Japanese party at her home on Thirteenth street last week in honor of her birthday. The house was decorated with Japanese or naments and cut flowers, and the guests were all arrayed In, oriental costumes. Five hundred was played, In which Mrs. Iiertha Holsmai. won the first prlxe and Mrs. Joe Simon received the consolation. Miss Pearl Barde entertained the guests with several musical selections. ' t . x::...' Mr. and Mrs. ' B. B. Huston and Miss Blanche Huston left last week for a several weeks' tour of southern Cali fornia., Their automobile was shipped to Ban Francisco, and they' will motor from there through the southland, and on their return will utilise the car as far noYth as the Oregon border line. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. Lea. Barnes left Sat urday for New Orleans. They will .re turn via southern California. .... ;.. . Mrs. Frank M. Warrens, Jr., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powers in Lewlston, Idaho. , ..,... Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Clark left yester day for their home in Philadelphia, after spending 10 days at the Hotel. Portland. Both Mr. and Mrs. Clark were motifs for several entertainments. Miss Hen rietta Falling, Mrs. William Mac-Master, Mrs. Zena Snow, Mrs. C. E. 8. Wood, James A. Cranston and B. S. Jossolyn were among their hosts and hostesses. Society will be well represented at the Masonic- temple tonight, when Mrs. Har riet Labadle will read ''A Doll House," by Henrlk bsen, under the auspices of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs. Labadle's first reading waa so success ful and the requests for another enter tainment so persistent that this even ing's treat Is the result. Mrs. Harold Blake has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. Frank Fields, In Irv Ington, for several days. Mrs. Blako was fortnerly Miss Grace Llndsey of Sr lem, but is now the wife of Harold Blake, a tenor with "The Merry Widow," playing at the Bungalow theatre this week. When the eompany left Seattle for Victoria, Mrs. Blake came directly to Portland. She was joined here by her husband yesterday. Mrs. Harry Whitney" Treat and Chil dren, Mrs. John D. Farrel and 1 Miss Emma Collins, nassed through Portland last week In Mr. Farrell's private earn for Arrow Head Springs and Coronado, Cal., where they will . spend several weeks. Mrs. Farrell and Miss Helen Farrell 'were conspicuous visitors from Seattle at ' the Horse Show here last fall. '' . Mrs. C. 11. Prescott. who has been the guest , for three weeks of Mrs. C. J. Smith In Seattle, la now In Tacoma, wbere she will visit for a week with Mrs. Philip FransfoU. Mr. and, Mrs. Charles Coons Carpenter (Miss Ella O'Connor) are now in Cin cinnati, where they have recently taken a charming apartment 1n the Walnut Hills district. They will leave early in May for Europe. Mrs. Carpenter has been much feted since her arrival In Cincinnati, having been the guest of honor at any number of smart functions. Mrs. Richard D. Cannon Is at the Good Samaritan hoepltal recovering from an operation which she under went Saturday. FOURTEEN BUILDING PERMITS ARE ISSUED The following building permits have been Issued F. C. Savage, repair two story brick store, 103 Front street between Wash ington and Stark; builder, Krlbs & Mc Donald; $110. Haxelwood Cream company, repair five story brick creamery. Third street, between Gllsan and Hoyt; builder! same; 8500. V. A. Voertman, erect one story frame dwelling. Eighteenth street, near Car son; builder, same; 81000. ' .Merchants' .Exchange Cafe, repair three story brick store, 348 Stark street, between Sixth and Seventh; builder, James Cvmlng; 81600. , . G. W. Priest, erect two. story frame dwelling; Kut Thirty-seventh street, between Thumpeon and , .Tillamook; builder, same; 8-000. G. W. Priest, erect two story frame dwelling, East Thirty-seventh Street, botween Thompson and Tillamook; builder, same; 8000. G. W. Priest, erect two story frame dwelling. East Forth-flfth street, be tween Thompson and Tillamook; build er, same- 88000. G. W. Priest, erect two story frame dwelling, Kast Forty-fifth street, be tween Thompson and Tillamook; build er, same; 82000. B. Sleeinan, erect one story' frame temporary dwelling. 1501 Vincent ave nue, between Morgan and Bryant; build er, same; 176. J. Randolph, erect one story frame shed. East Twenty-eighth street, be tween Alberta and Sumner; builder, same; J150. O. Braner, erect one story frame dwelling, East Twentieth street, be tween Going and Bralnard; builder, same; 82000. E. G. Walth, oroct one and one half story frame dwelling, East Twenty fourth street, between Flanders and GllHan; builder, amo; 82500. Pierce KigKfi, repair two etory frame lodging house, Flrtst street, between lavls Rnd Couch; builder, Shcllcday & Mills; $150. A. H. Rooebuck, erect one story frame dwelling. East Forty-ninth street, be tween Bra-ice and Alameda; builder, same; 81600. Pressmen Elect Officers. Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 28. The local branches of the Printing Pressmen's International union throughout the I'nlted 8tatea and Canada vote today In a referendum election for Interna tional officers. The ballots will be forwarded to the general offices In this city and the result will probably b-i announced at the International con vention here next June. All of the present officers of the organization are candidates for reelection anil ail bv opposition. President Goi U prr Is opposed by Martin P. HIbsI'i. tu rner president, and by Mloluul lUii hr ot SW'PauL "Peter Dodds of New York Is opposed for first vl-je-preald. rvt by Frank R. W like of Milwaukee, Ac. K Crowley Is an aspirant for the of fir, of secretary In opposition to Pdtrli k McMullen, who bas filled the place for a number of yeara. . Some Advice. About Colds Take a warning from the first sneexe and check a cold before the lungs are affected. An effective remedy for cougha and colds Is made by mixing half ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure with two ounces of Glycerine and eight ounces of pure Whisky. These Ingredi ents can be bought In any first class drug store and easily mixed together in a large bot tle. Tt Is claimed that a tea spoohful of the mixture four times a day will break up a cold In twenty-four hours and cure any cough that Is curable. This formula la highly recom mended by the Leach Chemical Co., of Cincinnati. In whose laboratories the genuine Virgin Oil of Pine compound .pur Is prepared. ; f Toll Qbbg, loco Housefurnishing Goods Sold on Easy Payments The Home Finished Complete TllU & GlbbS, Mc. Morrison At Seventh PORTLAND AGENTS FOR "MODART" CORSETS, "LILY OF FRANCE" CORSETS, "MADELEINE" CORSETS MERCHANDISE PURCHASED TODAY CHARGED ON NEXT MONTH'S ACCOUNT Toll & Gilbbs, faCo Phone and Mail Orders Given Prompt and Careful Attention 1 An E y ent Important to Hommef oirnnsheirs wall be fchis Sale of Dining-momFomltuire vrm i asssM ii - i Li . sv i m -" ,r wi li ui Rearrangement of our floors and stocks, preparatory to the display of new furniture brings to light broken, lines and sample pieces that must be closed out. Such values as these will surely interest those who are awaiting the opportunity" to buy a Dining Table or a set of Dining Chairs at the least possible outlay. The buying advantages are evident in what follows. Today, Tuesday anck Wednesday are the sale days. Dining Tables .tw.aK58S '$15.00 Table, fumed oak, 6ft. exten. .?8.50 $ifiJOQ.Xablc, fumed oak, ti-ft. exten . . $8.95 $18.00 Table, fumed oak, 8-ft. exten. .$0.75 $15.75 Table, fumed oak, 6-ft. exten. .$9.85 $20 Table, fumed oak, 10-ft. exten. .$11.75 $2G Table, fumed oak, 8-ft. exten. . -S13.75 $31 Table, weath'd oak. G-ft. exten. .$18.25 $44 Table, fumed oak, 8-ft. exten. . .$31.25 Dining Chairs Fumed Oak $3.33 Dining Chairs with wo6d seats. $2.75 $7.00 Arm Dining Chairs to match at. $4.25 $6.75 Dining Chairs with leather-covered seats at $3.95 $9.75 Arm Dining Chairs to match at. $6.25 $7.75 Dining Chairs with leather-cov- ' ered seats at $4.25 $10.75 Arm Dining Chairs to match. .$6.75 Dining Tables oa $19.00 Table, 6-ft. extension, at $10.00 $19.00 Table, quarter-sawed oakr G-ft. extension, at .' $10.25 $22.00 Table, 8-ft. extension, at $13.00 $22.00 Table, quarter-sawed golden oak, G-ft. extension, at $13.25 $22.00 Table, 8-ft. extension, at..., $13.50 $23.00 Table, 6-ft. extension, at. .'. C$14.85. $26.00 Table, quarter-sawed golden oak, 8-f. extension, at $15.35 $31.00 Table, quarter-sawed golden oak, 6-ft. extension, at $16.75 $38.00 Table, quarter-sawed golden oak, 6-ft. extension, at $20.50 $39.00 Table, quarter-sawed golden oak, 6-ft. extension, at $22.50 $-12.00 Table, quarter-sawed golden oak, 8-ft. extension, at -.$22.75 Dining Chairs Golden Oak $1.1'5 Dining Chairs with cobbler'seats.95 $1.85 Dining Chairs with cane seats at. 90 $1.95 Dining Chairs with wood seats. $1.25 $2.00 Dining Chairs, cobbler seats, at. $1.30 $2.15 Dining Chairs, cobbler seats, at $1.35 $2.75 Dining Chairs with wood seats. $1.55 $4.75 Arm Dining Chairs to match at. $2.50 $2.45 Dining Chairs with wood seats. $1.85 $2.75 Dining Chairs with wood seats. $1.55 $5.00 Arm Dining Chairs to match at. $2.75 $4.75 Dining Chairs with leather-covered seats at $2.90 $8.50 Arm Dining Chato match at. $4.75 $4.50 Dining Chairs with leather-covered seats at $2.75 $8.25 Arm Dining Chairs to match at.$4jJT5 $5.00 Dining Chairs with leather-covered seats at $3.25 $8.90 Arm Dining Chairs to match at. $5.25 -TODAY AND TUESDAY A Clean-up of Portieres will be UlU U ICnJAi IN THE DR.APER.Y SECTION A special two-days' clearance', planned to move one-pair and two-pair lots of Portieres' and Rope Portieres to make room for incoming stock. It should suggest the opportunity for replacing your old hangings with something that is more ef fective and up to date. Enough of a variety here, to interest. Values are out of the ordinary. 2 pairs Red Rep Portieres, val. $5 pair, for $3.00 2 pairs Brown Rep Portieres, val. $5 pair, for $3.00 1 pair Rose Mercerized Portieres, val. $8 pair, for $4.75 1 pair Rose and Green Mcrcer'ed Portieres, val. $8.50 $4.95 2 pairs Tan and Rose Mercerized Portieres, val. $11. .$6.75 2 pairs Tan and Blue Mercerized Portieres, val. $11. ..$6.75 2 pairs Green Mercerized Portieres, val. $12.50 pair. .$7.50 1 pair Nile Green Mercerized Portieres, val. $12.51f. . .$7.50 1 pair Rose Mercerized Portieres, val. $10 pair, for. . .$5.00 2 pairs Blue Mercerized Portieres, val. $10 pair, for. .$5.75 2 pairs Light Blue Mercerized Portieres, val. $12.50. .$7.25 1 i J - 1 pair Tapestry Portieres with valance, val. $12.00 pair, for $5.00 2 pairs oriental design, val. $15.00 pair, for $8.75 2 pairs Mercerized Armure Portieres, val. $14.00 pair, for ... $8.75 l'pair Blue and White Portieres, val. $20 pair, for $12.50 1 pair O. Red Velour with leather ap plique, val. $25.00 pair, for. . .$10.00 1 pair Blue Crash, stencil design, val. $26 pair, for $14.75 1 pair Art Crash, applique design, value $35.00 pair, for .$19.75 1 pair green, applique design, val. $55.00 pa, for $29.75 1 pair rose, applique design, value $GO.0O pair, for $30.00 ROPE PORTIERES Green and Red Rope Portieres, val. $7, for $4.25 Brown Rope Portieres, val. $8.50 $5.00 Green Rope Portieres, val. $8.50. $5.00 Green Leather Rope Portieres, val. $10, for $5.75 Leather Rope Portieres, val. $18. $9. 75 We are Prepared to Show the Best the Season Offers in Carpets and Rogs Our new Spring stock of floor coverings is now complete undeniably Portland's best and largest showing. The new French Wiltdn, Ilardwick, Wilton and Bundhar Wilton Rugs are in a class by themselves and are replete with artistic designs and exclusive color schemes, many of which are reproduced in the Body Brussels, which makes a saving in price without loss of artistic effect. We show a full line of the famous Bundhar Wilton Carpets the best all-around carpet made, whether for private home or public buildings. All the standard makes of Axminstcr and Body Brussels Carpets and Rugs, in ex clusive patterns. . , Handcraft and Raglin Rugs most extensive line in the Northwest. All-important is the workmanship and methods in the sewing and layingof floor coverings. Ours is recognized by, the most exacting to be best. CARPET D E PARTMENT-S IXTH FLOOR Staine's Mew English " Inlaid Linoleums Particularly attractive are the new pat terns in Stain.e's English Inlaid Lino leum a make that is well known for its excellent wearing qualities and smoothness of finish. You'll find many new effects that show a depart ure from the old line patterns that have been shown so long. Ask to see them Sixth Floor. About Wall Paper and Interior Decoration Wall decorations are most essential in obtaining the best results in the completion of the home interior. Without harmonizing wall colors, the window and door hang ings, floor coverings, and furniture fail to produce the desired effect. We show Wall Papers to match and harmonize with the latest things in hang ings, floor coverings and upholstery fabrics papers that are correct in design and lasting in color. , Austrian and German Papers in perfect silk damask effects. ' Japanese Leather Papers for library, living-room and dining-room hand-tooled and hand-colored. EnglishJEltonbury Papers in plain and figured effects a silk fiber paper that re tains its yAoT well. ; Choice floral designs, in all colors, for the bedroom. Cretonne and taffeta to match . " . iCandscape Friezes in various widths, suitable for dining-room, library, living room and den. .. v 'We arrange and execute modern schemes in interior decoration.. Our advising .corator is at your service for suggesting correct and artistic decoration of your home. sssBsll SO Piece A 1 OO Piece Dinner Sets Underpriced in TODAY'S AND TUESDAY'S Sale It means a liberal saving to-those who desire to replenish their stock of Table Crockery, and besides, you are not limited to selec tion of one pattern or one ware several pretty decorations in sets of Haviland Austrian China and Semi-Porcelain to choose from 50-piece Dinner Set at $8.25 English semi-porcelain, blue and gold decoration a set that sells regu larly for $11.50. 50-piece Dinner Set at $8.75--Two decorations to choose from at this special price, both of semi-porcelain one a green and gold border pattern and the other a red and gold border. l3oth sell regularly for $13,00 set. , ; 1 100-piece Dinner Sets at $17.75 Semi-porcelain set in white and gold, colonial pattern, regular $22.00 value.- v ' 100-piece Dinner Set at $22.50 Austrian china, rose and green decoration, regular $28.50 value. 100-piece Dinner Set at $33.25-Austrian china, in white and gold, regular value $.'5&5v. 100-piece Dinner Set at $51.75 Haviland china, three decorations to choose from at this special price pink and gold, green and gold and pink rose and green, the latter with a gold edge. These three sets . sell regularly at $65.00.- 100-piece Dinner Set at $61.50 Haviland china, the Derbv pattern, with wide and narrow bands of gold. Regular $80.00 value. Our Showing of Fine Furniture for Living Room and Library is Deserving of Particular Meiniion Pieces in the designing and making of which America's foremost furniture builders devote their entire attention that reflect superiority in workmanship and correctness in design most of-them interpretations of the work of old master designers and makers whose productions are accepted by experts today to be perfect, it s such pieces as these that one find displayed on our Fifth Floor those sturdy colonial designs in Davenports, in Desks, in Library Tables, in the finest mahogany those large upholstered or "overstuffed" Arm Chairs and Davenports that afford no little degree of comfort. It's such as these that go to make library and living-room what they should be a place that breathes comfort, giving instant impression of correctness. BOYLE'S OLD ENGLISH FLOOR WAX it longer th an " 1 ordinary wax -nd gives a richer subdued Juster because it contains the greatest possible quantity of the hard Brazilian Carnauba Wax. No other, hardwood floor finish is so attractive, economical or so easily applied. Comes, in cans in three sizes-. TuIl&GifofosJnc, MORRISON- AT SEVENTH' M