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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1310. I --j . 1 r" s TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS Haillar ...Florence Roberts in "The Nigrer. Baker .'The Honor of the Family. Kungalow .......... .."A Broken Idol. Orplieum ........ Vaudeville irtimt . .Vaudeville Vantage Vaudeville Lyric ."In Morocco" fciar Moving lectures . Weather Conditions. ; . Portland, Or., Dec. 13. The pressure . has decreased slightly along the Fa- i cilic ciioHt and considerably over the upper Mississippi --valley.- A large high . pressure 'field of relatively cold air overlies the 'central portion of the - eountry, (reeling temperatures being experienced est of the Iiocky moun tains and north of a line drawn -from southern- Colorado to North Carolina. Cast: of the Mississippi river tempera tures are 6 decrees to 20 degrees below "the normal. Precipitation in the last '24 hours bad been light and local in character, very little bavin occurred on the North Pacific coast, while that in the northeastern Part of the country occurred in the form of snow. Con " anions- are favorable for generally fair weather tonight Rnd vveauesaay .hroiiKhout this district, except oocasion il rain along the coast. Winds will be toiitheasterly becoming brisk along the joast. .- - , THEODORE F, DRAKE. Observer. , Weather Forecast. Sounds Light southeasterly winds. Fair, followed by- occasional rain. -; Strait and Coast Brisk southeasterly lnls. . Occasional rain. , Portland and Vicinity Fair tonight, Wednesday probably occsmnal rain. Southeasterly winds. - . Oregon Fair tonight except occasion U rain along coast; Wednesday fair jast, occasional rain west portion; loutheasterly winds, becoming brisk Uong coast , Washington Fair tonight, except oc casional rain extreme west portion; , Wednesday fair east. occasional rain rest portion; southeasterly winds, brisk ilong coast - ' ; ' . " . Idaho -Fair 'tonight and; Wednesday. Thirty-sixth street, made the complaint She said hur 4-ye-&r-oI(l son went into the rear1 yard of the Demlar family, and tha dosr made a savage attack upon him. Tha right ear was partly torn from the boy s head. The owner of the dog testified that the animal was not allowed to run at large, and had never given any trouble. An appeal was tatken to the circuit court in the case. its regular meeting on Wednesday af ternoon at W. C. T. V. headquarters. Miss Caroline Eurns will be leader. Tried to Wfc'p policeman Fred Loth, a bookkeeper, was fined $00 this morn ing in the municipal court for attempt ing to whip a policeman. Lata Saturday-night Sergeant ICienlen saw Loth arguing with a stranger at Park, and Morrison streets. The officer asked him to desist the fight followed. Loth said he did not know Sergeant Kienlen was ' an officer. Women's Bazaar The women of the Church of the Strangers will bold a bazaar Wednesday afternoon and even ing in the church at Wasco street and To Extend Etreet The extension of Larraboe street south to the east ap proach of the new railroad bridge and the building of a viaduct in order to give Holladay avenue traffic access to the bridge is to be taken up by the Steel Bridge Push club. The city will bo asked to make this improvement as a matter of simple Justice to the property Qran(j aVenue. noiaers on itouaaay avenue- ana aujii- cent thoroughfares. Owners or prop- 'ag Photographs Make the erty in the immediate vicinity of the bPpreseIlt-.' Have a Bitting now by east approach to the old bteel bridge M B,kr bM m tnd SUrk i.1 TJi Uiai, ouiuv lUCY 7 tb i v vv-v. m I tCkv i- . 4,-ftr i bit ecu. t.:. ,J- V, AHtlA iA ill. 1"! r:ZL. ViL Solid comfort for eyes by our new !" T,r w. methods. Crosseyes f lied. an early meeting and It Is expected that & Rlc Merchant. Trust bldg. U . 1 111 1. krtiufvUt Vi at. I 1 1 1 - kite muiitrr wu wvukih I gim ti. w.efa xrr v. tention of the city council early in 'V Wwt-w buy Jatiuary; ' t'-. Drs. Freeze old gold and silver, Uncle Myers Collateral Bank, 71 Sixth st. near Oak. ; CAPITALIST BUYS LOT f On ,$55,000. Several important real estate and ew construction announcements made yesterday emphasized the existence Of an active and healthy demand in these lines in spite of the nearness of the holiday -season. . , The largest of the sales reported In volved the purchase by W. B. Walker, Washington county capitalist living at Beaverton, of a 60. foot lot located at the northeast corner of Taylor and Park streets. The property was pur. cnased from Iver Johnson, who re ceived $55,000 cash for the lot Mr. Walker will build at once a modern class "A" bulldinjr on the site, the pper floors to be used for a hotel and the ground floor arranged for business purposes. The sale to Mr.' Walker was negotiated by, V. R. Levee. The Seven Oak Investment . company took out a permit yesterday for a one story brick commercial building to be erected on the quarter block at the nortneast. corner, of- Seventh and Oak street. Plans of the building, which were drawn by Architects McNaughton Raymond, provide for j nine store sues biuomu juub uvcauBv i Swlt r:myi. rosl In 'ths a much larger one, M, Goldblatt has be- 416 P- Morrison. gun suit " K,lZ?r?uJZ'.: T. - Swim Wstch Eeptlrlmr.-C, Christen- turn Ol ojv.oo, B, yvu.lU ..uU..v fi, rnPhAtt ,T-v deposit was decreased, fie says nei ' . noiuiea ine ann 10 muy,. uaiucui ui Watches, Diamonds,' Jewelry, W. II "check to C; , M. Ollmes, 1 ving the J. JX At-- - - - - VIA anwuni ana in imuC . iiw vr rxh Kth ir rw,in RMff. nnn AA. UU . Ihs n ii mrr HA vu,, vv" . w """.""""' evenlnes. ; sflvs and was tola 10 nut aown one oi - . s. . the numbers, which he did. He wrote pressed upon the bank officials that he Keon- Oregoniaii bldg. Both phones. , - - ' . 1 . W .. A 1 . '1' V. kanb I ... - WAS UliUniBtlt . iuuufc II. inn topped payment on the check ae inatp(T hv number, for 125. and paid the one he 'really wanted stopped, amounting to $630.65, ! ' Talk on Birds William L. Finley, Portland's bird expert will give an d ftress in the Young Men's Christian As sociation, Thursday night at 8 o'clock, under the ausptces of the Mount Hood Hikers' club. His subject will be "Our Local Birds. The Mount Hood Hikers' club Is made up of members of the T. M. C. A. who last summer climbed Ore gon's great snow peak. Since making that trip the club has been organized and several addresses delivered under Its auspices. The lecture Thursday eight will be open to the public and no Idmlsslon will be charged, Caught la Gambling Baid. Eleven Chinese gamblers were caught laSI t even- Ur Co Jewe,er8 TU1 stxth. 1U 111 B lOiU VII . AWWaSUUD ajMUIiiMS M ' . AS, a i a ', mi .. 1 - J J I ftUiilJ Ulia iu I n AnHata Th l rttsA TtTaaVilnnrriTi . ... rfV,, II Bk flamna I ' are etill running day and night in Chi natown, as . well Chinese lotteries. patrolmen Marune ano ananer nave j,. e. a Browil yr, Marquam paraphernalia and $165 were found on OFFER SUGGESTIONS the table, j ew pow, one or wie oia- time professional gamblers, was in charge of the game. He was fined $35. Others charged with Tlslting a gambling house were each fined $15. T. ML tt A. Meeting "Members' lilght' ' will be observed at the Portland Young Men's Christian Association tonight An elaborate program has been prepared for the benefit of members and accom panying ladles. Josa Madelon Qulnn, s Juvenile reader, will be one of the at tractions, while Mrs. Frances King Headlee will give an address on To- r Semite Park. There will also be vocal solos and music by the Y."-M. C A. or chestra. - Water polo and other sports will be featured In the swimming Unk, while there will be games and exhibi tions in the gymnasium. l ,:.; , Mission at St, KarYs-The mission ; being held by the. Fathers of . the Holy Cross at St Mark's -churcb, Twenty first and Marshall streets, is growing steadily In Interest and will be con tinued over next Sunday. ' Mission serv. lee is held dally at 8 p. m. And on Sun " day at 7:30 p. m.; children's mission ' iaily at 4:15 p. m. and Sunday at 8p. Am. The children's mission 'is so Inter esting that It attracts imany. adult every day. , . . '"' ' ! : ; ;'V. ' Christian Science tecture The semi- innual lecture on Christian Science, pro. Mded by the local churches of the de nomination will be delivered by Clar- . ence C. Eaton, C 3. B., of Tacoms, next Sunday at 8 and I p. Hi., at Masonic ;remrjla. West Park and Yamhill streets. N Mr. Eaton is a member of the board of lectureship of the First Church of Christ : Scientists of rston. The lecture ' Is free,, and no collection will be taken.' ' Eellwood Club to Meet A special menting of the Bellwood Improvement club will be held this evening for the purpose of discussing a number of Im portant matters., ., Among them will be the widening of Thirteenth, street, and the , enlargement of the playgrounds around Sellwood school. ' ; , ; . .v; : Dog Tears Child's Ear A fine of $50 . was imposed upon C W. Dernier, 1031 East Caruthers street, this morning in tho municipal court for keeping a vi cious dog. Mrs. Ev Burdlck, 636 East 0 1 , XiXUTUJtB 03T TUB Passion Play! Xa the First Presbyterian Church Alder and Twelfth 8treeta. ' V : . XLilT. W1C. CTB.AMC T0XTXXS3, ' XDoatrated with many beautiful stereoptlcon slidea Tuesday, De cember It, t p. m. v TICKETS 25 CENTS On sale at T.'M. C A First church, 1:80 to 2:89 p. ra, and 450 Sherlock bldg. ' F. W. Baltes and Company invito yonr, inquMos for Phones (Iorae AU65 First and Oak Ele- e Br. T. M. Brooks, physician snd sur Oregon Abstract Co 609 Board Trade. Guaranteed abstracts,.,Popular pricea Diamonds. C. Christensen, . second floor Corbett building. - Take elovator, Engagement and wedding rings. Wtl Wooster, the baker. 408 Washington. FOR SHIPPING GIFTS .w ' ... ttZ trit n First Ship your package early by East Burnside street E. D. Smith, city t1 la ot December If possible. The milk chemist signed the complaint fxPr8 compaay will give you a small against the creameryman. Several com- on me pacaage raains plaints have been made the past week ' "'"""' about ; the milk from this creamery tt eve opportunity for the package ym awv Smith .n insmectlon to reach its desUnatlon before Chrlst- of the place and took two samples. He nd give the additional pleasure to found the milk to be very dirty, and recipient of the gift of having it on further instructed the proprietor, to v I vruim ravnui ; . , - Minn rurefnl In hanfllini the nrodUOt. wwuw.iww iwr puc The case will be beard Wednesday ln. especially for glass and other morning in the municipal court : fragile arUcles, which should be well - - iiraiwiw. may cost a lew cents o' MoniV to settle BUI A man sir-1 more, but the danger of damag will be in th tiarriA nf Bved E. Boxer was very much reduced, and you should do arrested yesterday afternoon for falling your part to make the transportation of fn mv mi tnxinAD mil. i n macnine i s r . - - was engaged for twd hours. When, It Third Write the address In full came' time to settle the bill Boxer could tate, county, city, street and number only find 25 cenU ln hls pocket He on the box or package, with Ink - or readily wrote a check on the First wa- crayon.-- xags r iroquenuy xorn, on tional bank. Officials of the bank stated and lost. . . , they had, nothing to his credit Patrol- Fourth If you want to prepay the man Humphreys took Boxer to the po- charges, write the word "Paid" In large, lies station. He was charged in the fiain letters on the packare. municipal court with, being drunk and Fifth Insist upon a receipt and see disorderly. that the amount paid and the value Is t - . i - marKea on tne receipt ana on trie pack- Boomer Starts Fin. A man dressed 1 ge. : Ilk a losrer rented a room last evening Sixth Write your own address in full at the New Philadelphia hotel, First and somewhere on the package, following waaison streets, ana nmpieu w bi v"-" ........ . fire to the nlace Shortly after midnight Seventh Enclose a card In each box He piled the bod clothes in a bundle on or pacaago reaaing: the bed ana appnea a matcn. ine pro-iuni' ...... nrletor saw smoke' oourlng from the I " r door, but was able to put out the firs - Your addresa) before It gained headway. The logger To ...t. ..y was seem to leave tne room a suon lime i before the fire was discovered. A quilt I . (Consignee's address.) stolen from another room a few even-l This In order that should the outer lngs before was found in the room. markings be destroyed, the Inner mark . i f.-. '-v-.-it.--' -j.-.. i wm insure prompt iorwaramg ana ue- Admlnlrtrmtors Start SuiC Charles livery. H. Lohkamp and Theodora Lohkamp, v Eighth If . not convenient to ship in administrators of the estate Of Caroline wooden boxes, use strong wrapping Lohkamp, have begun suit In the clr- paper (not newspapers) and tie with miit court aealnst W. H. Lohkamp for Strong cord. - , .-.-: ....-,v--.-.-;,-.--j.- $700 alleged to have been loaned byl Ninth If package contains anything thedeceased to the defendants in isuh or pensnanie . nature, write tne wora and 1909. The loan was to be repaid "Perishable" in large plain letter on In a reasonable time, it is alleged, with the box or package, which will call for interest" - . . i special attention ana aeiivery. Prompt delivery of Christmas gifts by express will be greatly assisted by com' pliance with the following suggestions Hew Yorkers to Meet The New York ; M..n. RtatA Societr of Oreeon will Hold their ' Hi I nUUai resular monthly meeting this evening . The title of this famous cirgar means in th. nAriora of the .Qlendora hotel. "My Homft" It Is well named, for Nineteenth street, between .Washington is. mild,, aromatic, soothing, pure and and Couch. A short entertaining pro- wnotesome. - ion cannot get a liner girt gram wiU be rendered and light refresh- for your' husband than a box of Mi ments servea. a coraiai welcome m ex- i uk" uf'' "b- oiuici o tended to all New York people, either) Co, 92 .Third, or Third and Washing viartors or residents of the city or state, ton suuiTBida Clnb to Meet A regular , Hebrew writing runs from right t meetlnsr of the Sunnyslde Push club left because the ancient Hebrews we will be held at the office Of r. J. A. 1 left handed, according to a German sav Pettit, corner East 'Thirty-fourth and ant, who quote the Scriptures to prove Belmont streets, tomorrow evening at 8 his argument o'clock. . The question of purchase by the school board of the balance of the R-nton coal la best It's washed. Costs Sunnyslde school block end other mat Mess, burns best. L. Truscott . Fuel Co., ters of general interest wju be au- wholesale agents, ltth and Overton., M cussed. 65. A-1665. Knltnomaa Bar Keettng At the court house tomorrow night the Multnomah Bar association will discuss the ques tion of increasing the number of clr-1 en it Judges from five to seven. If the opinion of the bar is strongly in favor I of the increase, it, is expected a com-1 mittee will be naroad te prepare a bill for passage by the next legislature. rooms, six facing Seventh street and three on Oak street The projected Im provement will cost about $20,000. Broker. L. R, Moore has Just con cluded the sale of a large tract of Hosier apple land for Frank A. Sweeney of this city. The property was pur chased by Chicago investors who paid $30,000 for the holding. Mr. Moore also reports the Bale of a Tsection of Klickitat county land to a SouthDakota buyer for $9600. . CHANGE OF STATION ' Astoria St Columbia Ulver Railroad. On and after Thursday, December 15. all trains of the A. & C. R- R- R- Will use the North Bank station, Eleventh and Hoyt streets. Take "S" car on Third street Other cars transfer to It on Third and Gllsan street , The Hotel Portland Christmas at the Portland will be ob served Monday, December 26. An elab orate Table d'Hote Dinner will be served from 8 until I p. m, ,Charg $2. 1 Table reservations may be made now, ; ' -. "H. C. BOWERS. trsreours postzjlbto's best cbctit bto&b xxtrcousr'i "t Tm ttt3 ttt tt nr r . i "i ii ill LW JLLji JJU Ii" I Do You Enjoy Good Clothes? ,. ' ' ' v . ; -. . . .1 ,.-,:. .....-..'.' - . , : : Wearing good clothes created the air of prosperity which naturally begets greater succe , Everybody knows that good clothes cost money and tha wearing of them Implies that the owner has means. By being well dressed you raise yourself out of the ordinary level It is In the nature of things for people to help to further success those who appear on the. road to success. It will pay you to be well dressed and look prosperous. The Lincoln has helped many of Portland's good . dresser to accomplish this result Remember, our : terms are easy. Pay us $1.00 a week it you prefer. D dies' Coats, Suits, ress?s, Furs, ttc. A great mapy lines have been sharply reduced and, remember, our terms never vary. Cash if you have it; credit if you want it oarne your own' terms. Pay ; when convenient Ladis'" $1500 tailor made J1, "V y suus, now at , ffananuiiuuHuwiiK Q miuiihhi O MPHuiauiiiiuiiiuiiO New York's Newest Hotel 1 13 Classy Orerooats -Men's . eravenetted overcoats, hand tailored in the latest weaves and patterns. ' If you buy him one of these coats he will have a hand some , present and you can save $6 to $16 on the purchase. , My $30 a month rent and system of ' buying does it. Jlrhmle Dunn,'roora 315 Oregonlan Bldg, Take elevator. Wlfs Alleges Desertion Suit for di vorce, on the ground of desertion has been begun in the circuit court by Mary F. Fish against Charles E. Fish, whom she married in Aberdeen, Wash., In 1887. The . wife alleges desertion In April, 1908, and asks , to resume her former name of Mary F. Benn. . ' Special Meeting There will be a spe cial meeting at the Christian and Mis sionary tabernacle, East Ninth and Clay streets, tonight Mrs. Marle Patch and duughter, evangelists from Washington, who are on tHcir way to California, will speun aim Bing. A Timely Suggestion. Ladles and children will find Christmas shopping easier and will escape crowds on cars at rush hours if they will arrange to do their shopping so that they- oiav re turn to their homes not -Inter HioVl, OVTililf tHPi J.rtrninn Steamer Jessie 4 Harkins, for Camitt Washougal and way landlnKs, daily ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. mi j WU1 Discuss Labor Central W. C. T. j U. will consider the labor question at j GREAT NORTHERN " 118 West 57th St . Two blocks from Central Park tnd gj readily accessible to theatre and g shopping1 centres. t . A Homelllie Hotel 1 for transient or residential gnests. aflording every known comfort and s convenience, and appealing to tbor BeekingnUe best accommodation tt p reasonable rates. . 400 RoomsEach Room J with Hath. Single Rooms, with Bath, $2 g per day tnd up. " A limited number ot Furnished g Suites ior lease by the season or R year. Superior restaurant with ex- g ceptlonally moderate charges. : Ser g Tice a Is carte. - ; -' Ulustrsted Folder Mailed on Request Splemlid facilities for the eccomme- 1 datloa of Au tomobile Tourists. ' - : a TJoderthe personal direction of J. J. 1ANNIN of the J. J. LANN1N CO. g AI50 proprietor ol the .Garden City q Jlotel, Long Island. 1 j 1L t. 21TJLE nLL REED. Mtairert j n .... r 1 .85 Ladies' $20 and $32.50 tailor tfjl Q 7C made suits, now at ........ OlOs lO Ladies' $20.00 and $25.00 long' coats $14.65 Ladies, $5, $6 and $7 trimmed A q C hats at -. .. . ............ . . . .,)) DD Men's $20 and 25 suits and overcoats ; all new styles and in neat patterns and colorings. v This week 0 Complaint Department .. The management of Lincoln's Portland store recognises the possibility of errors and mistakes happening, all efforts to the contrary notwithstanding. We know that we are not Infallible.. If for any reason you are. ever dissatisfied with any purchase made here or if any errors or mistakes have occurred, don't be bashful. Come and tell 'us. We always consider tt t pleasure to correct any error, remedy any grtev' snee, or right any wrong. , We're here In Portland to stay snd we value your friend ship, your good will and your confidence as our main asset TJv. , - T-77 r 7 mm miuuto) 245 MORRISON ST. .PQrtland's New and Progressive Credit Store. JUST OUT OF PEN, HE AGAIN BECOMES THIEF Leaving the Washington state prison November 17, at which place - he had spent three years for burglary. John Hardlgap, 62 years old, came to .Fort land and began his old life, of crime. Three houses were burglarized before he was caught Testerday afternoon Hardlgan admitted to Detectives Cole man and Snow that he could not keep from stealing, and said a plea of guilty would be entered before , the circuit court. .,. ' . i;l The partner of Hardlgan, Lyle Ag new, is in Jail in Taeoma, and has ad mitted to the authorities there that he committed burglaries here with Har dlgan. The two men admit they en tered the homes of J. J. Dynplng, depu ty coroner, 837 Vancouver avenue; " Dr. Holt. 440 Williams avenue; A. E. Trlble man, 667 Williams aVenue, and X, Muel ler,-144 r.us.'U st root. VfT : was secured at tu-.y rf t' -.- i i Three years asjo 1! M'' i -.s rested for prying off the l-y saloons, jt was piven SI !m rockplle. This morning lie i, i liminary hearing. E30W2TS E3tC3CriAli t c: . nstantly relieve livirvn.'i a-i i (' A TREATMENT FOR LIQUOR HABIT THAT ALWAYS .CURES This Fact Proven by Thousands of Letters of Praise for the Neal Liquor-Habit Cure, From All Classes. The Neal treatment is heartily and publicly indorsed by hundreds of prom lnent physicians, . well known mayors and other publio men, as a CURE FOR ALCOHOLISM, which CANNOT BE SAID OF ANY OTHER TREATMENT. Anyone who Is interested in this matter can see these indorsements by either calling for them or writing for them, without obligating themselves in any way. These indorsements are not myth leal, nut are from well known men, With NAMES and ADDRESSES Of WRITERS. . who having Investigated the Neal Treatment by seeing relatives or acquaintances CURED of their ovrti free will, are glad to aid us in the good work of CURING the Jlquor habit Join T.!y Edison Club Edison's r AMT-SLMILNTS. 2EILlGv, Phonen Main 1 and A-11I2. Tonight, livery Nipht This We Special Price Matinee Saturday, FI.OIir?JCS K.02X2tT3 In the New Theatre N. Y. Sucivs.v "TUB STSGEa" Thurlow Berzen and Excellent Oir Evenings, tl.fiO to 2fc Mat, $1 to 1 BUNGALOW Theatre, I2tt and Morrson. Mf.in 117, A-4224. Geo. X. Saker. Uanager. Tonight, all week. Mats, 'i'hurs. & Fit First Portland appearance of the gor geous musical comenv, "A B&OXEir IDOL" With 'Pearl Barti and Don MacMiHin. Replete with novel and beautiful le -tvtres. Music," gorgeous . scenery an 1 dancing girls. Mats.. 25c. 6oc Evcnim 5o, 60o, 75c, 1. Next week Oih. Osmeron In lyency.' - ' ,- ... BAKER . THEATRE Morrison and 11th. Main 2. A-5360. GEO. L. BAKKR. llitf. All this week. Baker Stock Co., iri tn remarkable comedy. THE HOSOB OT THE PAK1LT" As played by Otis Skinner. Scenes laid In France, 1824. Rich in comedy, pic turesque and filled with exciting inci dents.-An unusual play. Bargain matin. Wed. 25c. Sat Mat... 25c, 5()c nvemn-;. J5c. 50c, 76c Next week "Charley Annt.' r . - - UN'TOTTALLED VAUDEVILLE Week Commencing Monday Mat., Deo. J . Attraction jxtraorainary, BIOCOBOTTO'S HOBET3 B OTHXB rEATTT&B ACTS 5 Matinee Dally. Curtain. 2:30, 7:S0, S L a. P 1 -V HOME OF m " COMEDX AXX, T3IS WEEK Keating & Flood Present l6 ErriaOW ft lcraa : , - , Mur kosocco" The Biggest Laughing Show of the Fm son. Two performances rigntiy. i:i-. and v:io. Matinees tmiiy, z:4o. Chorus girls' Contest Friday Wig-bt. OUAND Wtek Dec 12,1910 Babe Dickinson Daly's Country Choir. XnJ&ht Bros. & ; Fawtslle. Xtnntrets ORAJTOASCOTE Matinee every day. 2:S0: any seat lir. Evening performances at t:80 and 9:1 . Balcony 15c; lower fir. 25c; box scats 60c, Six Of the Most Wonderful Train td Acrobats in tne . Wwrld, The George Bonbalr Troupe rat KeUly ft Co. VAia-e, A-io-o HAT. ETIET DA 7 IT'gbtt Quests find Ute Neal Institute Just Ilka a home, with all the privacy and comforts of home, hotel or club. Karnes of guests are never divulged, and all communications are held sacredly con fldentlaX ' Each guest is always In the personal charge, of a regular physician and nurses. '---.;':'-", -v-'vs: The Neal Treatment consists of the administration of a perfectly harmless and purely vegetable medicine taken Internally only and without, any hypo dermic Injections. The treatment and thenethod of its administration are pronounced and con ceded by ail who have investigated to be not only , ethical and professional, but entirely satisfactory, and Its sure- ness and success In all cases have been demonstrated and proved to the satis faction of all concerned. ' The Neal Institute always treats all communications snd Its patients In the Strictest confidence. - , If you will write them they will give you - unquestionable references as to their ability to ao as tney promise ana as to their responsibility. If you have a friend who would like to rid himself of the drink habit write or wire the . Neal Institute. 864 Hall street, corner Park. Phone Marshall 2400, Portland; Or. - v Neal Institute is open day ana mgnt whTV THEATRE ASTA1TCEO i VAUPETTXXE Mr. Charles Leonard Fletcher & Co.. presenting the absorbing playlet entit 1 r'His Nerve," and eight other magnifi cent aCtS,; --r.'- I Chris tmas Gifts Useful, Ornamental and Exclusive. LatcstAchievement HAS. ' LATEST ATTACHMENTS , Plays both four-minute and two-minute. Edison Records large expansion spring motor. . " only and the outfit is sent to your home. - 1 Then pay $1 weekly no interest. Perry C. Graves Musk; Store .EAY. $5 413 Washington, Near ' ....Tenth ' BElrXftEBEa TSB jrtTSIBEB wo coNiTECTioar with ant : OTHXB riBU OB HOTSB. opek EVEDrnrea Six Record Free to Owner. Inquire. Chini, Cut Glass, Coppef and Brass Novelties. . Bailey & Co. 424 Washington St 7 Between i 1th and 12th. NOMOGRAM STATIONERY AND CALLING CARDS ; , for - v 1 ;v ; .t Xmas Presents FROM V. G. Sr.lITSi CO. WASHINGTON BUILDING Washington St Between 3d and 4th C Hisrh Grade Commercial and Electric Sifrns. E"t 7tn and E8t Evrn . - Fhones East 1111 S B-:.:i. GdmpareOurPriccc WftktW tos he ties la the hebji of tTln. Sad JOB will tn oner job uu.muubi iMoa all work ana joa euiot bM( paiuir.. work imkWi BO mattet how mack yoa paj. . i yra nmi.3 iit ar I bridueworli tow on of-ioiru pitrni. i i ion day it dmir.-i. iPaialtaa oxtrsittin-t f rH, wham plat". -r 4 bridgoworisoHr jad, CoMulUtion i". MahvCmfM v3.f 22aBrii!(tTHtb4.l .SoMFiUiiiit ' ' 1.J . EMmd Fillings 1. r ! Silver FllRnirs . .C . Qood Rubbtr . , f Pldas , v.. - IL S. L Wi)I, rumor tm Buua rhilts EiirMion . .. n mi wmw ramw acsr msthoo All work, (ulljr guaranteed for fifteen jears, Wiss Bental Co.- Painless Dentists famni Building, ThM snd WiihlmtoB. P0RTUN3. C" OUlMXnra: A.M.tair.M. Saaaaja.ti r KeivDepailur Tie cost ox Interments hava teo.j gxsaUT reanoea ty tte aounan . Undertaking company. Heretofore It has been the custom of funeral directors to make charges f f all incidentals connected with a 1 i neral. The Edward Holman Underta ; lng company, the leading funeral ci rectors of Portland, have departed from that custom. When casket is furnlsh i by mb we make no extra charges for embolming, hearse to cemetery, outai i box or any services that may be r- qulrea or us, except ciotning, wronrrr m4 carrlaires. thus effecting a saving if IZS to $75 on each funeral. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. 330 TBSKO 8Tv COB. 8AX.ZI0X TEETH Your Teeth K: i TOtt save a dollar, v-t t Vmake a dollar and t t two dollars when wa i your work. We worn (or prices you can f ir. Open evenings unl.l i 5nd Sundays until 12:1 or people i who oja Offices establifihed tea years and our guarantee Is good. ; B03TOS EEHTISTS, Offices comer Jb'lftn -nd Morrison t. entrance 191V4 Morriain st, ovnoa.., Meier ft Frank's and Poatofr.a. f ' CHAUSSE- RUDHO.MT.1E CO IfRINTERE 1421 FOURTH STREET j PHONES.. 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