THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1910.
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Local Merchants and People in
Valley1 Want to See This
Line and United Railways
Connected.
We want you to feel free to come to this big store and buy everything you need to make your Home comfortable and attractive, with the assur
ance that you will get the best possible goods at the lowest possible prices, and on credit terms that will make the paying decidedly easy1
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, Interest taken, by the public In the
mutter of granting th Oregon Electric
Railway company a franchise for oper
ation of passenger trains over Salmon
and Tenth street through ttie ctiy. j
Indicated by a number of petitions aut- j
mittf.fl tn tha city council and mayor
urging favorable action. I".' r ;- i
It Is evidently reallaed by the writ
era of these Indorsements that by bring
ing paisengera from.; the valley Into the
"city proper, traffic will b(mch aug
mented and Incidentally the city will
"profit by Increased business .activity.
Anything that tend to stlmnlatt com
merce 'and develop the country, it Is
.held, should be encouraged and not
blocked. ' ' . , . .
The Oregon lectrlc petitioned the
cltv council some time ago for the fran
chise. It: has been approved by the
street committee and is now tefore the
executive board. A soon as the .board
df-tprmlnes the amount the company
will be required .to" pay for the. fran
chise, the city council will then take
, final action on the proposed ordinance.
The company wants the. Salmon and
Tenth street franchise to Improve its
passenger service and enable it to carry
passengers from points on, the tnlted
Hallways to points on the Oregon Elec
tric without the annoyance of making
them walk a mile or more from one car
to another, and. besides, closing of the
gap separating the two Unea would
bring travelers into the very heart of
the city if they so desire.' without hav
ing to board a streetcar or other means
.of conveyance.. .' .-.
Appeals to Bnbmbanitea.
This feature appeals strongly, to the
suburbanites -who now have t go to
' the Jefferson street depot to board tha
. Oregon Electric cars or to Stark street
to board the United Railways cars.
. With a Una through the" city, passen
gers may board or disembark from a
car at aiy street crossing along the
line- i-xactly as if they were served by a
streetcar line. .
fharles'H. Carey, attorney for the
company, says that the company has
been urged by Us patrons to secure the
franchise, and that it is many of these
w ho have now flooded the council with
petitions urging that it be granted with
a little delay as possible... h
Practically every commercial body In
the Willamette valley has sent in Us
indorsement and In addition thereto a
large number of . valley business men,
who have large dealings In Portland, are
ux glng strongly that the petition - be
, granted.": : '" . ' ' :
The nroDOsed franchise calls for be-
. ginning of construction of the extension
within 60 days. Xroro the time or us
final approx'al, and that the extension
Khali be completed on or before January
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. petitioners XTamerons. u
If noor service Is given tha council
may declare the franchise forfeited. It
contains t common user's clause and
the city reserves the right to purchase
the line at the end or 25 yeara snouia
this be desired. " :
Petitions urcinsr favorable action were
sent by-business men of Forest Grove
and Hillsboro,- board of trade of Hills
'lnro, board of trade of Forest Grove, j
Women's club of Forest Grove, Men's 1
Association of Salem, board of trade of i
Salem, City Council of Salem, business I
men of Salem, Albany Commercial Club,
business men of Albany, Newberg and1
McMlnnville, South Portland Improve-!
merit association, 60 per cent of the j
property owners on. Tenth street, many i
of- property owners on Salmon street,
and the following' " Portland : firms: I
Marshall-Wells Hardware company:
Goodyear Rubber company;. Blake- 11c
Fall company; Pacific Paper company;
Zimmerman -Wells Brown , company;
" American Wood Working Machinery i
Ci.mpany; Hammond - Manufacturing
company; Portland Machinery- com-.j
pany;,Eccles & Smith company; Fair-i
. banks-Morse company; Chicago, Belt- j
ing company; William Gadsby & Sons;'
Merchants National , Bank; Honeyman !
. Hardware company; Prael, , Hegela
. company; F. C. Stettlor, Allen & Lewis; i
- Western Clay Manufacturing company; i
Dwlght ; Edv,rds ; company; . Pacific j
Coast Rubber company; Lang' & com-
pany; Zan Brothers; Charles F. Beebe J
company; JT E. Haseltlne & Company;,
Ktlliam Stationery & Printing company;
W. G. McPherso'ri & Company; The '
. Bfeymart Leather company; Dougherty-'
; Fithlan Shoe company; John A Roebllrig
V. Sons; . Lumbermens National Bank; i
Kmith & Watson Iron Works; Portland ;
Lumber company; Studebaker Bros.,
. company; -Oliver Chilled Plow Works; I
tteau & company; A. It Averiu; Gaar
Scott & Company; J. A. Freeman &
Son; "W..B. Glafke & Company; Bell &
Company? Page & Son; May Hardware
company;, MacEwen & Koskey ; pierson
Page company;., Monroe & Cvoswell;.!
- jucnara Mirth; Willamette Fuel &
, Rurply company; Haywood Brpa.; R. M.
Wade ffi - Company; Morgan4. Atchley
Furniture company; Ira F, Powers
furniture company; George Lawrence
Trnnpanyrtrans & Company; : Fisher,
Tborsen & Company; The Gauld cora
. pany; American Chicle company; The
McMillan 3raln company: F. 6.. Har.
man company; The Portland Flouring
Mills: John MeCrackf n Jb rvimnanu.
J. 1C Gill company; Tlmms-Creas com
pany; Rasmuteen jeompany; Albers
Lros. Milling company; Portland Seed
company; Oregon Mollno Plow company;
Scott Munscll Implement company.
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Georgia Veterans In Itennion.
Columbus, Ga., Oct 18. Lavishly deo
orated with flags and bunting, Colum
bus extended a hearty greeting to the
host of Confederate, veterans and their
friends who 'assembled here today for
the annual state reunion. The recep
tion of the visitors and the opening
formalities occupied today. The annual
parada will take place tomorrow, which
. will be the concluding day of the rath
ctir.g. , i
1-4- One Fourth Off '
In order to introduce genuine man
lanorea lames suits made of ' man's
materials we offer the entire line at
one-rcturtn ori for m days only. The
Ferments are not to be compared with
"tailor-made" ; suits made ? of cheap
coxion mnea arms .:. goons. Ldies'
ots.. sun petttcoatsr-shlrt waists
snd raincoats one-fourth-of f. A 'few
nilts still remaining from Prake 4
-TV-.iTV Wx.W 'te c16sf"d"ourreKa7d-T
leas of cost. Th Allen Co., ili Wanh
Ir.gton, corner Eleventh. . Agents for
W drner', Henrem and Thowison's cor
nets. Two experienced saleswomen
HI If Irttes ; Isitoiie
S5 Values S52S ' ,
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. Ji, carload of Sewing MgclJn o meet -ti , da-.
- nand . of a hifh-crada machina at moderate
price that's what we now, hate on hand. This
Is a -high-arm," ball-bearing, machine, with auto
matic lif, automatic bobbin-winder, the. double
four-motion drop feed, aelf-threading noiaeleia .
ihuttle in fact, all the latest improTementi. All
the attachments, worth $5.0ty given free. We.
chip these machines by the carload and tell hun
dreds of them every year. It ia 'known as tha1
-OEVURTZ SPECIAL," being made to our or
der by. a manufacturer rot in the tewing machine
trusb This enables us, to sell a high-class ma-'
chine for only
51 Down, 50c Weekly
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$22,50 Library Tables $15
No. 485 Made just like the cut, in finest Eastern
quarter-sawed oak, wax-filled and hand-rubbed early
English and waxed finish. A very handsome model
for library or parlor. Many other styles, at special
prices.
win-
Tr 'P 'mt kit ti!vi?'
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Ml free
Very : attractive Hall Tree,
just Jike cut, in selected east
ern oak, with French bevel
plate mirror 9x39 inches; also
fitted with oxidized -hat hooks,
rubber box in ;seat,
etc.- Special at,,.
$22
IBiFcnssells
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A spicial sale pi extra quality; Brus
sels Rugs, 9x12. feet in: size.; Over -20
! patterns from which to make a choice.
$27.50 Values, Special
Price Only .
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.These are extra high grade, guaran
teed fast colors, guaranteed wearing
qualifies. A genuine snap in first
quality Brussels Rugs.
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Genuine 21 Pound
Feather Pillows
Each, Only
Emmerich's Genuine Feathers
500 Emmerich Bros.', Celebrated Feather Pillows received Sat-
urdaywill be placed on sale Thursday"at a sensational price.
These are ? the genuine All-Feather, Pillows in the old-fashioned
Amqskeag ticking. CVVe wish to emphasize the fact that these
are the genuineartTclenot an imitation, not a mixture of
feathers and shoddy, wool. -Emmerich Pillowy are all real
feathers: As wewish to favor some" 250 of our friends with
this , special bargain.' No phone orders, no-deliveries unless
other goods are sold. No C. O. D. orders. Two pillows to a
customer. Why do we offer such bargains? Just to enliven
trade in our Bedding Department. , r'
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Thsei6rln;t)
Stands Only a
A Thursiday special.- Hardwood Stands, 16xl6-inch
tops, imitation golden oak finish, shaped nearly like .
the cut; regular $1.50 values. No. C. O. D, or phone
orders. Deliveries at our convenience. ' 4 ! V ;;
its
$1.60 : Inlaid linoleum 95c
English, German and American makes; extra thick
dean, new patterns; worth regularly $1.60, special
price, per yard, only......
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Bring your room measurementswith you if possible.
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.Steel !aBffle..m.llle Mapijeli
And costs you at least $10 less than the ordinary range, and $10 saved is worth considering. .-v-r
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Built to Bake Quickly Possesses durability, efficiency" and economy ; will last a lifetime,
sure and certain baker; requires little fuel.. . .
It lVever Dloappointo v
Prices, according to size ?40 W $55. " ' - ' - . . " ' V
Pay
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No.-151 Made of genuine .solid
quarter-sawed oak hand-poli$hedy
42 inches'long, 21 inches deep; 58
inches hfgh. French plate' mirror
:10x36-inch size. Large 4fip linen
drawer,' 'felt-lined silver.- drawer.
Colonial design. .Worth $45.00.
This week at Gevurtz" -
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Hampshire Bedspreads
01.40 Values lor 05c ,
A special Bale of Hampshire Bedspreads, '72 inches
wlder84 Incliei 'IbngitrV wfiite'rthree-plyj" both warp
and filling from superior long itaple cotton warrant-.
ed; regularly worth' $1.40, on special sale at ......85;
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The season's approved fashions are 'pictured in,
our, extensive showing of Tailored "Suits. Smart
perfectly tailored, dashing new models, from the
master designers of the season's modes. While'
the styles vary, yet the short, straight cut coats
and narrow, skirts are perhaps the most .favored,
. Every - desirable , model represented in our great
showing ; j , " v , , ;
i Easy Terms of Payment
Now WbMs .:
Don't overlook this important section. Tailored
Waists seem to be in the lead; yet there are many
beautiful styles in lace and silk, which are new and
becoming. - .' '
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FIRST AND YAMHILL
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SECOND AND YAMHILL
Silk
Petticoats
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In black and' col-1,'
ors a big special
at ' otir price.
"Some of them o-,
ing $3 and $? val
ues. ' On sale for
Thursday only
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