'THE OREGON DAILY- JOURNAL, PORTLAN6, WEDNESDAY EVENING, , NOVEMBER P, 1910.
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Exhibit Is Finest Ever
'. played In Valley Many
. Contestants. : A
Dis-
STORIC PAGEAUT
Lord Mayor's Show Parades
. the Streets With Ancient "
' Splendor Restored
(Special Disputes in Tli. Jonrntlk
'"'"Albany, Nov. 9. Albany's fourth an-r
'. nual apple show opened Its doors, to the
public ,. this morning In 'the trig'. Alcb
club gymnasium on Third street., 'This.
' year's event Will' eclipse all previous
5 efforts and the result Is unquestionably
, the biggest display, and the- greatest
variety of apples -ever exhibited lb ;thls
section of the Willamette valley. Aside
from- the county display, 'which is the
' most comprehensive' of any yet Wade,
Eugene, Salem, Corvallis Brownsville,
Lebanon, Holloy and other valley points
have made entries for the prizes.- Some
of the highest authorities in the state
on dapple "culture are: in attendance to
; address the growers on - handling of
their orchards and ' the . care of their
trP- , . ' ' . ,
HUGO PROMISES TO .
BE FRUIT, DISTRICT
(Special Ptrpatch to Th loomal.)
Hugo, Or., Nov. 9. That this aection
of Josephine county, will produce excel
lent fruits Is the opinion of Y6fessor
O'Oara, United States ' soil expert. . ;
Professor O'Gara made the examina
tion and. gave k;ls report in which-he
says that apples, pears, peaches, cherries
and grapes will grow to perfection in
this locality and that all of them would
be profitable cropsjr . v, . , , . v
The Hugo neighborhood has . made
rapid progress during the past two years
and many sew settlers have bought
land in this part of the county. Some
of these new men are from Alaska, oth
ers from . Mexico, and .still., others
from Arizona, They all mean business
and also mean to make Hugo a shipping
point of importance at no-distant day,
, ,. t v -i ;
, C. S. A. Veterans at little Rock. .
Uctle Rock, Arfc, Nov. I.-The battle
scarred flags of the old -Confederacy,
festooning the portraits of General Rob
ert E. Lee and other leaders, were much
In evidence' here today for the annual
reunion of the Arkansas division of the
United - Confederate veterans and also
the general convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy -The two
gatherings have attracted tot Little Riyik
an unusually large number, of visitors.
" .
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Compton-Rlxry Wedding.
V Charlottesville, Fa., Nor. :, Ouesta
from Washington, Richmond and other
points came to Charlottesville today to
attend the wedding ef Miss Mary Bar
bour Rixey, daughter, of tha lata Con
gressman John F, Rlxey," and Dr. Rob
ert F. Compton, a member of the medi
cal faculty of the University of Vir
ginia. Included among the guests frojm
out of town were Rear Admiral Rttey.
uncle of the bride, and Mrs. RlxeyV
LORD 'MAYOR'S SHOW
r . IS; GORGEOUS AGAIN
London, 'Nov. ; (.According t to hints
dropped from official sources. Lon
' doners will be treated tomorrow to one
of ";the longest and most gorgeous lord
mayor's pirades of recent years, when
Alderman Sir, Vezey Strong willbe for
mally installed in- the office of i chief
magistrate of the ctty. For some years
ther? has: been a tendency to make the
annual lord,; mayors show a dignified
procession - of military an$ civic or-.
ganlzations cutting - out the .-spec
tacular foatiires which were ' formerly
associated with the ttme-honbred, page
ant. The public, however, did not Jake
kindly to the change and- the announce
ment that this year's ! procession. Is to
', return . to the old f style .; of spectacle,
with -gorgeous : floats and gayly-cos-tumed
horsemen. -has been warmly-welcomed,
v
At -the same time, in deference to
present-day! ideas, the pagent tomorrow
Is ' to be somewhat "educational" . In
character .The chief feature will be
the Inclusion, of four" or five1 Shakes
peare, groups, each containing. about '.BO.
ponormers. 'ine cnier object of ' those
responsible forthe Idea is to arouse
the Interest of Londoners in. th- pro
posed .Shakespeare memorial In the
military division the territorial forcod
snf tne boy scouta will.be represented
for the first jtlme, .
TRAVEL TO HAWAII. .
Steamship Accommodation Scarcely
.V-iVj P With Xt- Growth. ;:
Messrs. Roche and Thompson, man
agers of the " Aloha" Excursion, to sail
direct from Portland February 1, 1911,
on a 30-day cruise-to the-Hawaiian
Islands., are In receint-of nn inutnut.
in g letter from II. p. Wood, secretary
or tne Hawaiian promotion committee,
Mr. -Wood vrltia! - -
"The. fascinating siory "of our perfect
climate andibeautlful land, which never
London, .Nov. 9. The time honored
lord Vnayor'a show took place today, and
the ' new lord t mayor of" London, . Sir
Thomas Tezey Strong, was formally In
stalled In office, succeeding Sir John d!
KntU. The :, old. established custom
showed little sign of becoming obsojete,
and owing td some unusual and attract
ive features ln; the procession the occa
sion was the most interesting of recent
years.' ySf!v'-,;v's.!S';'t w -K;
The, principal . feature of the parade
was, a pageant of kings, princes, nobles
a'ndf -others characters of Shakespeare's
plays, arranged under" the direction of
Phillip Carr, one of the secretaries of
the Shakespeare Memorial National the
atre..': The characters were presented in
five groups, each containing about fifty
performers In gorgeou s- S costume. An
other interesting feature of the proces
tilon 'Was the jmllltary display, In which
were, represented for tne first time the
territorial force and the boy scouts, Oth
er divisions of the procession were made
up of the;, city firemen, tfhV foresters,
life boatmen keepers of .Epping forest,
several detachments of Mie London "Vol
unteers, the Court of aldermen, the mem
bers pf. the civic societies, together with
large um,ber.of ;.representatlve cltl
lansl . The hew I6rd mayor and his pred
ecessor in office rode In the customary
gorgeous carriage of gold and enamel,
drawn by eight white horses with out
riders, in scarlet llver. ' ,
WM Be Kade a Baronet. : ,
The route of the pageant extended
from Guildhall to tne Law 1 Courts.
through Princess street,: Queen Victoria
street,, St Paul's church yard, Ludgate
hill, Fleet street .and Other prominent
thoroughfares. Along the route the us
ual" bunting .J.nd decoratidns. were dis
played. - ; - ... 'St- ." . ' . i
Among his fellow aldermen JBI Vezey
Is regarded as particularly fortunate
from the fact that he is to hold office at
the time of the kjgig's coronation -next
ey as- a ninWnt 'of the occasion.
'. ' Mostly Honors ; Few Duties.
lie will have no activ part in'; the
great cefemonies attending the coronar
tton, nor for that matter will any of the
duties of his office be of an arduous
nature. , The city of London, over Which
he to elected , to rule; is not great met
ropolitan London," . the. largest city In
the worjd, but a very insignificant, part
of it' so , far , as territory . and ..popula-
tlon are concerned. ' It ties between the"
town of London and Westminster Abbey
and contains only 668 acres and a popu
lation ef about 60,000 ' people. - There
are many wards in the larger American
clues thatiareof greater territorial 'ex
tent" than this famed city. It is divided
Into twenty-six wards, some- pf which
cover but a few acres of ground, the
largest of' them having but very few
voters. -, Each -ward elects an alderman,
whq sWf8 for life, and who in due time
becomes lord mayor with a salary of
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ORIGINAL CUT DATE DDUGGIST3 v
Ttlu and WASHINGTON STS, PORTLAND, ODE.
Fine Bronze and Brass Art Novelties
;
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.SI'Vv ,1' ';.. S; '":.:,: ' v. ' ''. ' ' .'''
Extension book . racks,
highly finished in copper,
antique or .brush brass; a
large variety of.tyls to
choose from; ' ranga-tB
price '' frotn f 1.25 ' to
$3.25 each.
Jtrass Letter Clip Handy
in the library or in CH
office, brass finish OUC
Brass Blotter Holder
Keeps your . blotter al
ways at hand, Can- CA,
not be lost, up from OUC
Bronze Finish Inkwellsf
Marious designs. All hand
made, Adds to the ap
pearance of your TTC
office desk ... .. . ...I JC
Match Holders In brtish
brass finish: grotesque
, design, as illustrat:I?n
,ed, priced at .....IwUC
$U5 UMBRELLAS on
sale, special at QJq
'. 'I
3C13TTCTTSB FXTS
AND TOILET ACCESSOSIZS
Of all knds. : See our big line.
HOTJBIQANT'S
ZDEAI. EXTBAC7T
New size Always the first
with new goods........ .02.50
Just Say "Lioflctls"
When you want the very best
Chocolates, which are now uni
versally recognized ss the laHt
.word in perfect candy making.
.The rich, heavy coated Choc
olates are indescribably delic
ious and the beautiful box Is
truly a- work of art. Packed
in one pound boxes at...80d
Half pound boxes at . . .40
Each piece of candy different
Thermos thfe Dottle
thb OBXf osinmni
Pints at ..J3.
Quarts at
85
nisappomis, .naa - been scattered - so 150,000 and An Immense amount of pat
muwiuick turn, uitit in Dnoriawau-,
. . . , . . . , -
inat , tne number or visitor to our
shores continues to more than keep
pace with ; steamship accommodations,
.no matter how rapidly these may be'
triiprovedt ' t.) f S . ;....'; .-.-,:;:. ,; .
"American travel to Europe has prac-
Mically i reached high tide, the Pacific
ocean and Its shoresls becoming the
cen to syf-lnterest, a condition that th
tratiscoflflnental - railways are ! now bo
, 'ginning to prepare to- take advantage
ofv , It Is safe to say that where, seven,!
years a.go, thre was but a handful nf
men interested, in travel to Hawaii."' to-
day every, line of railway of any c6n
, sequence, operating in the United States
and Canada, lias or is about to include"
Hawaii In its field of operations. .There
.;r -is no excursion or steamship agency or
botel information bureau the world
over that la- not 'supplied with data
concerning !; JlawaiL Our advertising
matter is being sought for on ;every
'- hand. .'" :."';" '- '
"No lecturer Otwtravel falls to include
Hawaii in his talks. '
"No' globe-trotter considers his work
well done unless he can tell of th
, wonderful' surf riding at Waikikl, de
t'scfcbe the entrancing Pall view and
'.thrill his listeners with an account of
t how be saw the world . In making -4b
Kilunea's pit tf everlttstiiig fire. 'Jfl
"These seven years ! of i effort ' have
forged an endless chain around tho
globe, each link being lndejlbly marked
Hawaii. '"' :r ; - ' V i,. -
, "The wonderful strides made by our
v, people in the matter of accommodation
(--'for the tourist is the astonishment of
everyone. -' The trip, to the volcano of
Kilauea has been .madj one of the most
( easy 0f outings; HUo has enlarged and
i improved-her hotel service; the extinct
f crater of; Haleakala, on the island of
: Maui, can now.be visited -without dis
comfort, the rest hduse at the top of
the -mountain affording shelter during
cold or stormy weather. The hotel ac
commodations on - the , island of Maui
are greatly improved.' This also may
be Eaid of the island: of Kauai. - v--."The
different islands have vied with
. each other' in tho building of good
' ' , roads. ' In fact, all parts of the terrt
-"toryare making rapid progress in ar
ranging for the care and entertainment
., .;Of -the traveler." - - - ---
f' A Crook county farmer raised a lot
. of potatoes that -a vera fted IB to n neck.
ronatee
' Typical Londoner.
"T1';t new- lor,d mayor is essentially of
In yiWiaving been born in one, of the
(ity", wards, where 'ils father lived over
his place of business. He was educated
privately and Is credited with -being a
tfelf-made tnan. i In business he has been
successful ast the head of a large paper
supply concern. He is. a pronounced
temperance advocate and enjoys the dis
tinction Of being v the first teetotaller
chosen as chief magistrate of the metropolis.
Not "a MCure-fH"
-A ..i 'z' rr
Separate Remedies Each De
" vised for the . Treatment -:
. of a Particular Ailment.
There Is no "cure-aH"' among the Rex
all Jlemedles.. There are different and
separate medicines, each one devised for
a certain human aliment fir a class of
ailments - closely a-UIe'd, For instance,
KexaU j Dyspepsia Tabief a - are recom
mended for the. positive relief of stom
ach irritation, - indigestion, ffatulency
and dyspepsia. .They are -rich In "Bis-
muth-Subnitrate, ; Pepsin and Carmloa
tives.. . They jire- prepared by - special
processes which perfect and enhance
the, great remedial . value of these well
known medicinal agents. This remedy
sells for 25 cents, 60 cents and $1 per
package- e. Every One suffering from
stomach disorder should try Rexall Dys
pepsia, Tablets, inasmuch as they cost
nothing if they do not satisfy.
v Remember. The Rexall Store is the
nly v store where these remedies may
be obtained, and every one in need of
medicine is urged 'to Investigate and
take advantage of the frank and gener
ous manner in which they are sold at
The Owl Drug Co.. Inc., corner Seventh
and Washington streets.
German Silver
Mesh
mm
Latest style, 4 inches long,
3 jinches deep. ' White kid
lining, wth 12-inch chain.
This bag would sell in any .
jewelry or department store"
"at $4. Mail- orders filled
10c extra for post- (V CO
age. ; Our price .... vUJ
Suit Was!fi
Sale lfefiS
Clearance sale of Suitcases continues which
were shipped to us by one of our California
stores. They were forced, through lack- of
space, to discontinue this line. This is 'your,
chance to purchase a suitcase at great savings.
Prices range from $3.75 to $12.50. '"'" f
GcrmanSJlvcr
Mesh Bags at Only
$2.49 Ea
Small ring mesh, witn 14-
inch chain, made of solid Ger
man silver, with a thick sil
ver plating. This bag well
worth $5.00. . Our
price on
rv:,!:.$2.49
Jewel
: Boxes
mm:-
A
i
mm
rour-t -seneer Coupe.
Long Wheel Base. .
Ample Boom.. . ',
Cushion Tires. .
So Punctures. -
The.Old Reliable
' Union Painless
. i Dentists
r
Frank C. Rlggs
COBXXLX BOAD,
Twenty-third and Washington Bts.
nLEPE0KE3 StAIST 4342, A-1I27.
0ut-of-Town People
Should "remember that our force is so
organized that we can do their entire
crown, . bridge and plate work in
day if necessajy.
Full Set of Teeth . .. . . ; f 5.00
Bridge Work or Teeth Without r
Plates $3.50 to $5.00
Gold Crowns ?3.50 to $5.00
Porcelain Crowns $3.50 to $5.00
Gold or Porcelain Fillings'. ...$1 Up
Silvef Fillings .t..50 to $1.00
' IS 'YEARS' ' GUARANTEE
HoursAlJtfQyjejIs'andaya.
"T7 9 tO 12. v- r-';',
Union Dental Go.
- FIRST AND MORRISON STS.
These dainty;
boxes come -
in gray and
ormolu gold. .
' 1 1
fj with',; differ-
C II V VV. VI ' -
silk and are
wort h
on sale: only :
50t
Mother Krob's Baby Reme
dies, 25 each Ten different
remedies, all for babj ; ail
ments. ,.'-; ;: 'iS : :. '" S : if-' '
' 1 '
Mucutonfri-The best remedy,
for, catarrh,, iully guaranteed
to benefit you. ; . j
Conie - and look over our
THANKSGIVING POST
CARDS. We have n excep
tionally good selection--One
Cent Each, no more, no less.
Time Again lor Conghs
and Colds. Don't Neglect
pure a Vail tsough quickly o
you will uav m. ail Wiuter
Rexall Cherry Bark will d 1.
Price . . .254
BezaU Gripp"e Pills prevent
colds and cure la grippe and
Influenza; every package giiftr-
anteed. Price 5g
No cough is bad enough to re
qoirR whole bottle of Kirk's
Irish Mots Cough Syrup; guar-
anteed, - Price ........... 50
Thompson Cold and Orippe
Tablets Every pacKage guar
anteed. - Price ......... .254
Baker' Tar and WUd Cherry
Balsam is pleasant to take;
for coughs and colds 25
Baker's Emulsion, the most
fialatable preparation " of cod '
lver oil. Price. .... . -75
Owl Gargle, scientifically pre-"
pared .remedy for .sore throat.
Price . . ...,.,.....25e
r.c a um 1 una joamnv;
Ug I. , , -lilA - TMOM.MHC0
GRIPPE PILLS
THEOWlDRUSCffs!
GARBLE
COUGH DROPS that ston
that tackle, ' 5 ach, or 8
for 25
X.nden's Menthol, Queen Bee,
Red Cross, Dean's Menthol
ated, Bex all Cnerrles. Smith
Bros., Heron's Eucalyptus.
KAIL OB.
DEBS sent to
us will re
ceive -the
same prompt and courteous atten
tion as though you were trading
In person over our counter. All'
. fvrers .aromitlng to $5 and over
hipped, freight free, to any rail-i-oiiu
or steamer point within 100.
allies of Portland.
COMPOUNO
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COUCH SYRUP
0
1
the
"Which--W '
Hour"
, V1 has cornel
the . Hour - when ' men'-, try ; to decide
4-Vma irinfr until
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Our Annual Popularity Contest
lilt -'"r'fz
Si v.;: '-V,
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2d F i n e. mahogany; J
chest of silverware con
taining 32 pieces.
3d Mahogany or oak
chest' of silverware, 26
pieces.
- 4th One- case -12-plece
silverware.
Prizes toBeANvarded
as Follows:
-3j 1st This 'iarge cab
J inet grand upright
tils Pi n t in Vieaittif itl
tlUlIU 111 UhUUItiUt
San Domingo ma-
--Si . 1? .
'4 nogany or magnoua
burl walnut case.
5th T- One three - piece
silver toilet set. ,
6th Three-piece carv
ing set.
7th 7 One gold - plated
clock. " '
8thOne violin. , 1 '
9th-One guitar.
10th One mandolin
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OF THESE
VALUABLE PRIZES.
'.."i ' ' V ' , . -y "-''I:;. "':',;' ''' """'V-"'::'. i,::";"'.. r ''':''
And to' each and every one sending in a correct answer will b
given a NICE MUSIC SOUVENIR ABSOLUTELY FREE, also
a piano manufacturer's check from $50 upwards, according to
merit, to apply on the purchase price of any new piano.
There Are Six Faces in This Picture-Can You Find Four of Them
DIRECTIONS Trace out the lines' of each face on this or a
separate sheet of paper, and mark1 them, 1, 2, 3, etc.
The 8 neatest correct answers will be given the awards abov
' mentioned in the order named. All answers must be mailed or
S brought in to us by Wednesday, November 16, 1910, 6 p. m. .
Be ure your name and address is plainly written on your an
swer, and send to - -i-V? S'.ySS'.S:. '::," :; '?y'
1 CONTEST MANAGER, DEPT. 4 ' '
GRAVES MUSIG CO,
. LEADING 'GENERAL MUSIC. DEALERS , .'
Ill Fourth Street - Portland. Otegon
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V Others for $20, $25, $35 or $40
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CITY TICKET OFFICES '
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