THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY ; 4, '1911. -t
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- v? TQXIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
' HEILtO Frederick Ward (a 'Julius
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' fl ' . BITNaATrW-"Th nirl From Rector"
BAKER Floreno Robert. Theodor
V, ' Robert and . Thurlow Bergen , In
fThe HlKht of Way." ... ,T
' ORPHEUat-JOrphsum Circuit Vaud.
vine.
'. Vint AnfrVnltl
. ORAjVd Sulllvsn Cc-nsldln. Vaud-
" star!- ARCADE. OH JOT. TIVOU
: - First run pictures, 11 a. in. to 11 p. m.
Weather Conditions.
Storm warnings wer ordarad displayed
at th mouth of tha coiumoia river
i 1 . n mw A . .A v. m
they wara extended to lnelud all Puget
aound seaports. About t p. lit. maxi
mum wind velocity of 71 mtlaa from th;
southeast occurred at North Head, and
- last night a maximum wind velocity of
(I miles rrom the sown wss rwponea
from Tatooah Island. Tha atorm this
. mnrnlnr has two centers, one over A 1
berta, tha other off tha .Washington
coast. ' General ralne have fallen in
northern Oregon, Washington and north,
am Idaho, but Bona has fallen In south,
am Oregon and southern Idaho. A large
high pressure are overllea tha uppsr
Mississippi valley, and fair weather pre
vails generally east of tha Rocky moun,
taJna. Heavy frosts oof ur red this morn
ins? in tna lks region ana upyw bw
laalnnl v. 1 1 . v
1 The aondltlons are favorablafor rain
m thla diatrlot tonight ana inaay. wiu
high aoutbariy winas aiong me eoas.
FORECA8T8.
Portland and vlolnlty Occasional rain
I V. -na VrAm anuthaM wlnria.
Oregon &aln tonight and Friday;
southerly winas.
Waehtnrton Rsln tonight and Frl
day; southerly winds, becoming high
along tha coast. ......
Idaho Showers tonight and Friday.
a r-i 1 1 1 fill
Talk On Vonlxry "Preparing and Mar
ketlng Poultry Products" will be tha
subject of an addrena by Professor A
G. Lunn In tha auditorium of tha Port
land Toung Man's Christian sssoola
tlon tomorrow night a,t 8 o'clock. Tha
address will ba the last of a aertaa that
Professor Lunn haa riven under tha
joint aueplcaa of the Y. M. C. A. and
the Junior Poultry association, and la
open to tba public In tha course of hla
address. Professor Lunn will kill, pick
and dress a chicken In order to demon
strate tha proper method of preparing
poultry for sale. Tha final address of
tha poultry aeries will be delivered
May IS by Dr. E. F. Pernot.
John D. Mann, for municipal Judge.
Equal Justice to all. , No. IS, X.
Entertaining Program Muelo, boxing
and a variety of entertaining atunta
will be tha order of events at tha club
house of the Portland Cricket club near
Montavllla tonight Jlmmle Dunn and
Cfeorge Turnbulk well known singers,
will appear-on tha program, the former
with popular Scotch ballade and catchy
English lays, and tha latter with a num
ber of hla favorite southern melodies.
Humorous readings will ba given by
Jack Clark.
John Z. Mann, for municipal Judge.
Equal justice to all. No. 25, X.
Penney Bros. Friday BpeclaL Our SI
grade of Wines at $1 per gallon. Our
1.89 grade of Wines at 76c par gal
Ion.' Straight Kentucky Whiskey, T
years old. regular $4. SO, at 11.50 per
gallon. Kentucky Whiskey, regular
S6.60,at 12.60 par gallon. Our II grade
of Whlakey, Rum, Gin and Brandy, $1.10
per gallon.
Morrison st
Free delivery,
voted . to the equipping trie play
ground Residents and others Interaated
ara earnestly requested to lend their
presence .,., , , ; , ; . , t
- Speeder Arrested D Rx Titus, local
manager for tha Iltipmobll Auto com
pany, who with two young girls and
man whose name was not given, were
bound for tha MUwaukle tavern, wara
arrested near the Bell wood car bams
last night after a chase In which Pa
trolman J. 1 J. Keegan pressed another
automobile Into eervlce, - from . Water
street . and Hawthorne avenue. . Th
officer ' says h flagged the man
when ha sped acres th railroad tracks
and Tltua refused to atop, but Titus de
nlea this. Tba officer stopped another
auto and ordered . the driver to give
chase.. iTh case will b tried out in
court tomorrow. -
Bartnurs moan Quarantined. Th
residence of City Auditor A. L. Barbur
haa been quarantined on account of th
aerious Illness of Irene, hla 10-year-old
daughter, and Arthur, an 6-year-old son.
Tha children hav been afflicted by a
sever attack ef scarlet fever. Unable
to Visit Ms family on account of quar
antine restrictions, Mr. Barbur haa for
the past few daya kept In constant at
tendance near a convenient telephone.
He waa greatly relieved thla morning,
however, whan tha family physician re
ported the young Barbur children out of
danger. '
Oraelvy to Horses A fin of 110 waa
assessed against Tom Fargnaon, barn
boss for tha Has el wood Creamery, com
pany, for cruelty to animal. Ha was
arrested yeatarday by Patrolman Royle
for allowing a team In charge of Driver
Henry Howard to leave th barns while
th horses war suffering from sore
necka Sergeant Crate, th humane or
near mad an examination or the am
mala. Howard, who waa also arrested.
was given a suspended sentence.
Aato Pmaenes Znto Btor The auto
truck of the Purity Cream company
went wild thla forenoon and dashed Into
tba clothing store of Welgel Bros.
breaking In tha doors and smashing the
show case. The frightened lad at th
wheel rode with the machine until It
came to a standstill In front of an as
tonished clerk. No one waa Injured
and the auto waa found to be In perfect
condition when It waa backed out upon
the street It will take about IE00 to
repair tha atora front and tha ahow case.
aXaOlff tfieatre, Wednesday, May 10,
1:15 p. m.. Old May Day Revels, under
the auspice of St Marjrs Alumnae aa-
soclatlon. Chorus of ever S00 voloes.
Helllg theatre orchestra. Beats $1, TSc.
60c and 2 80. Boxea, , IS and 14.60.
. 9. J canines, candidate for council
man- t-large. Vote X l. (Paid adv.)
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Fir Damages Swelling. A fire at
0 clock tola morning In a two atory
residence occupied by Mra. Cynthia H.
Krape at 608 Clay street did about MOO
worth of damage to th first atory of
th house and scorched the adjoining
residence. The blase was discovered Jy
Patrolman A. C Lister. The-family,
including the mother and two children,
hurried from th houae in their night
robes. The hone la owned by J. R.
Horning.
Beeented Pet Ham. Because Orlando
Schmuck, who controla the advertising
concession at tha O. W. P. depot. First
and Alder streets, called Depot Maater
Kelly a "proverbial Irish cop," when
Kelly -had become angered at an answer
that Schmuck had given him. Kelly ar
rested Schmuck for using profane and
abusive language. Thla morning ha ap
peared against the boy in court. Judge
Friday only. 7-881 BUTatwell dismissed the eaaa.
raones jessi J57, b-zz.
Betlrlug Txfim Bnslneaa June 1st.
Studio for sale; great reduction on all
work, to close out stock. Rowsna M.
Hogan, photographer, 10(H Id at
3. 9. Jennings, candidate for council
man -at-large. Vote X 86. (Paid adv.)
J. J. Jennings, candidate fer conncll-man-at-largc.
Vote X 86. (Paid adv.)
Monday Musical Club OOaoert. Ma
sonic temple, Tuesday evening, Ma'yl.
Chorus 150 women's voices under Mrs.
- Rose Reed-Hanscome; Mrs. Elfrlda Heller-
Welnsteln, Mrs. Robs Reed-Hanscome,
Marlon de la Parelle, sololsts
Tlcksts on sale at Ellers, Graves'. Meier
A Frank'a, Ltpman & Wolfe's muslo de
J. J. Jennings, candidate for council-man-at-large.
Vote X 86. (Paid adv.)
9. 9. Jennings, candidate for council
man-at-large. Vote X 86. (Paid, adv.)
BOsslon Work At tha First Presby
terian church. Twelfth and Alder
atreeta, Thursday evening at 7:45, Miss
Eva M. Clark of India will speak of
mission work among her people. She
will appear In nfulve costume. Th
publlo cordially Invited.
J. J. Jennlng, candidate for council-man-at-large.
Vote X 86. (Paid adv.)
Orchard to Exohang.- Tan acre 1-yaar-old
commercial orchard close In,
in Hood River-Mosier district, worth
84C00, for unincumbered Portland prop
erty of equal value. Fine soil, fine
condition. Inquire room 10, 141 H First
street:
J. J. Jennings, candidate for councll-man-Marge.
Vote X 86. (Paid adv.)
a Shakespearean Beading At th Irv
Ington club house next Friday evening,
at 8 o'clock Marshall Darrach,. cele
brated Shakespearean reader will pre
sent renditions from Shakespeare. Pro
ceeds of this entertainment will be de-
Mrs. Bills Dies. Mrs. Lw Ellls.-J
whose husband Is now serving a rock
pllo sentence, died last night at St
Vincent's hospital, death being due
either to alcoholism or from Injuries
sustained in a fall down a flight of
stairs at S46Va First street where she
was found yesterday morning by Pa
trolman Manring. Dr. Zelgler is mak
ing an examination of the remains today
to determine what caused th death.
Bushlnff Parkway grading-. Work on
the grading of the new Terwllllger park
way U proceeding with extraordinary
rapidity. The firm to whom the con
tract was n warded has a large force of
men and eight horses employed. Super
intendent Mische of the park department
expects the contract to be finished
ahead of time.
J. J. Jennings, candidate for council
man -at-large. Vote X 86. (Paid adv.)
Bon Oar "Tourist' Sentenced Wll
liam Smith, a boxcar tourists wax a.
rested at midnight laat night by Patrol
man 7. W. Huntlnarton In a hntrar mi
Water and Clay streets while enjoying
Foster Sl Kleiser
Hig(i Grade Commercial and Electric
Bast 7h -maA East Bverett Its.
Pnons Bast lllll B49H
V.
HAZELW00D CREAM STORE
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Ice Cream, Candles and Pastry
Our lea cream, candles and pastry
will be delivered free, between th
hours of 8 a. m. and 8 p. m-, provided
tha order amounts to CO cents or more,
within the following limits.
East side to Seventeenth street, a .
. far north as Multnomah street; as far
south as Harrison street
- West side to Twenty-eighth street,
as far north as Nlcolai street; a9 far
south as Wood street ..,
To points outside these limits one-
half regular meaaenger charge will be
charged, for delivering.
rXB SAZBrWOOS cbsax stobb,
888-890 Washington Street
Phones 1 Brain 798, A-4553.
a fir that he had ouilt in th ear." He
was using cocaine when th officer ar
rived. II was sentenced to 10 daya. -
Brandishes Br4 srnlfwnilaro IX.
Eaton waa arrested laat night by Pa
trolman Humphries at Front and Har
rison while standing In a crowd threat
ening all with a large bread knife. This
morning his wife appeared against him
and asked that h b examined vf or his
anlty. . . , .
Seventh Ward Xrag-a Members of
th Seventh Ward leagu will meet to
night in Brooklyn halt to discuss the
proposed widening of ' East Twenty
sixth street from, Division to Powell
Valley and th laying of water mains
tit- the Woodstock district
Blla Sftovan ArrestedElla 'Stovell
aald to he th proprietress tf an al
leged, disorderly house at 47 North
Seventh street waa arrested last night
by Patrolman J. J. Helms and Gretta
Darling was arrested aa an inmate, Th
cas will be tried tomorrow.
A. Zt. Bejrvusv Candidate for city
auditor, ' la paying his own campaign
expenses and haa no campaign. manager.
No. 1 on the ballot (Paid adv.),
Examination for Stoker Examination
of 18 candidate for the position ef
stoker in the fir department la being
oondueted today by th city civil serv
ice commission under the supervision of
Dr. F. I. Pammasch, deputy city health
offlcsr. ; - : . , .. ,v; .
Special Friday OnlyDon't ba de
ceived. We sell absolutely pure wines
and liquors.' 11.18 quality port, sherry,
angellea and muscatel wine, 7 60 per gal
loat 14 rye and bourbon whiskey, 88.71
per gallon; 44 brandy, 11.76 per gallons
84 rum, 18.78 per gallon. National Wine
Co., Fifth and Stark. Phone Main 1411,
Home A-4488.. Delivered.
. Attention, Voter Dr. Emmet Drake,
secretary of th Portland Res Festival
association, la not a candidate at the
coming primary election for offlo of
councilman at large, or any ether office.
(Paid, adv.)
Ken's Spring alt ( meet and beat
strongest competition in th city of
Portland on men's suits. 818 to 810
suits for 81t78; 888.40 to 888 suits.
814.TIS 817.66 to 110 suit. 818.75. My
880 a month rent and system of buy
ing doe It. Jlmmle Dunn, room 816
Oregonlan bldg.
Wn'a TiiWisera Van. buv vour nants
tt wkm an1 save mnnn. 14 ti 14.60
pant for 88.60; 88 to 88.60 pants for
88.60. jimmy Dunn, room sis uregnn
lan bldg.
eswaajewaa-ee
Mrs. ZJrUe t X-eetare Mrs. Ixra C.
Little rives a free lecture on "Attain
ment of Health and Power," Friday
evening at 8 e'olock at W. C T. V. head
quarters In th Ooodnough building. -
-Cctnr on XUorg BUot" Dr.
Charles H. Chapman will lecture Fri
day at I p. rn. at Women of Wooderaft
hall to th literature department of the
Woman's club on "George Eliot
Vote for Sana . Wood ware for coun-cllman-at-large,
A represenutlve cltl
aan and substantial taxpayer. 4 Paid ad.)
Barry Tanokwteh baa removed his
law office to 870 Alder atreet (La
bor Templa)
For sal Fin 7 room cottage at Sea
side, near board walk. Must bs sold at
once; 8600 cash swings the deal. C-tll,
Journal.
Steamer Jess Barktas fer Camaa
Waahnural and mt landlnaa. dally ex
cept Sunday. Leave Waahlngton street
dock at I n tn. "
VMa tnr W lima staDublloan can
didate for city treasurer. (Paid adv.)
Tot City Treasurer, Oscar P. MlUer.
No. 16 on official ballot (Pd. Adv.)
r X. Jannlnra randldate for councll-
man-at-large. Vote X 86. (Paid adv.)
w. A- wise and associates, rainless
dentists. Third and Washington. -
Th Journal's classified column ar
especially Interesting today to those
contemplating purchasing a oountry
home r farm.
Bfgs, SO Son, Wooster's, 406 Wash,
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Oeary Street, above Union Square
Just eppealte Betel St tread
European Plan S1.60 a day op
American Plan $3.00 a day up
ITew steel an4 trick ttrncrar. Furatenedat
east el M0e,0e0. tvery eenlort sad ceo.
venienee. Os carfleee trasaferrlng all ever
city. Omolbue aeea tralo so4 itaamere.
Send lor Beeklet with aaat el baa rancn
AMUBILMEXTS.
jaaa6seaapxsjpa
Seventh k Teylei
Ptrone Main 1; A-III1.
4 NIOHTS. beilnnlng TONIiJHT, ,
Special Price Matinee Hi (unlay. '
Frederle Thompson preeenta .
the Drama llo Sensation.
"THE SPENDTHRIFT"
Jorls Mitchell and Uenel Adams.
Evenings; Lower floor, 50-11. Hal
cony, 6 rows, fi; rows, Jo; laat 11
rows, 60a Oallery, 8o-J4c Matinee;
81 to 66c '
BBOW TOTB OWflr STATB
IIEILia THEATRE
Next Monday and Tuesday Night
Marie Alice Pcrrin
I iiiusiniiea Travel tsis
FOHNIA , '
Seat Sale Onena Tomorrow.
Prices i, f6o 60o, 85, 16o.
jjjTO-NIOOT
0m Gig.
Untie
Remove
Sme!
$100,000 Stock, Vomen's High-Grade Oater Wearing Apparel to be Sacrificed
This is a most remarkable sale with its many astonishing opportunities. Since the opening here last Monday morning it has
been met with a tremendously enthusiastic response. One reason is that the goods offered are just what every woman needs
just now. Every price is actually sensational You will fully realjre this fact when you scan over the items lilted below. Youll
realiie it even more fully when you see the goods themselves. We want particularly to emphasise the fact that the entire stock
is new everv article a product of spring, 1911. Come then to this store tomorrow. We'll guarantee that you'll be gratified
and pleased beyond measure.
Women's Coats Are Much Less
Tailored Suits and Silk Dresses
Women's Tailor Made Suits and Silk Dresses all
spring, 1911, models-on sale at great reduction:
$20 Tailored Suits and Silk Dresses 811.05
$25-$28 Tailored Suits and Silk Dresses. . .314.95
$30-$S5 Tailored Suits and Silk Dresses. . .818.75
$37.50 Tailored Suits and Silk Dresses $24.75
Washable House Dresses
Entire stock of Women's Washable House Dresses
spic span new goods on sale at these reductions :
$1.75 Washable House Dresses 81.12
$2.25 Washable House Dresses : 51.40
$3.00 Washable House Dresses 3 J 1.05
$100 Washable House Dresses.... $2.05
All Lingerie Dresses at Half
We're selling our entire collection of Lingerie Dress
es at exactly half of former low price were $3.50
to $25.00 are now 31.75 to 812.50
$1.50 Cotton Moire Petticoats Only 89c
The price we are selling these at hardly covers the
cost of the materials.
$5.00 Silk Waists are $2.95
About 500 in this lot. Fancy messaline plain taf
fetassome have sailor collar effects, etc; $5.00
values 82.95
$2.00 Tailored and Lingerie Waists 79c
About 1500 plain tailored and lingerie Waists. Best
$1.75 to $2.00 values at only 79e
$1.50 Middy Waists-are 95c
About 1000 "Middy" Waists. Very pretty and dain
ty. They are $1.50 values at 95
250 Walking Skirts of all-wool cloths; ) v
were $5.00 to $6.50 0.UU
-many of them just
'. 89.05
311.05
$14.05
Absolutely new spring models
unpacked Three great groups :
Women's new $17.50 Coats, at.
Women's new $20.00 Coats, at.
Women's new $25.00 Coats, at.
White Serge Coats and HalfPriro
Short Spring Jackets at llcfff rn
You can buy any of these handsome garments at
exactly one-half of -"what the former price was.
Voile and Marquisette Dresses
Absolutely new garments these many just taken
out of their wrappings :
$17.50 Voile Marquisette Dresses 311.05
$20.00 Voile Marquisette Dresses 814.05
$25.00 Voile Marquisette Dresses 316.05
$30.00 Voile Marquisette Dresses $18.75
$1.75-52.75 Marquisette Waists $1.12
About 1600 in this lot all new, fresh and crispy
high and low neck New colored Bulgarian effects,
at .....81.12
57.00 and $1.25 Lawn Waists Only 49c
About 2500 Lawn Waists plain and fancy effects
$1.00 and $1.25 values at 40
$1.50 and $2 Colored Waists for $1.05
About 2500 colored Waists narrow stripes and pin
checks $1.50 and $2.00 values at $1.05
All-wool, navy and black serge and fancy mix
tures; panel and habit back models.
Were $6.50 to $8.50
54.95
Prepare Yourself for a Rainy Day by Buying One of These Raincoat Specials
$22.50 SHp-Ons jj QfJ
H ''"'$16.65
ALL-WOOL NAVY AND BLACKSERGE, PRIESTLEY
CRAVENETTES, with Presto collars, regular fll J far
$22.50 and $25.0 values 3)1 470
$15 to $16.50 Slip-
Uns go at
$20.00 blip-Ons Cj
$9.95
2500 pieces Persian Neckwear, ,
25c and 35c values
2500 pieces Persian Neckwear,
50c and 75c values !...23e
250 fine' Australian all-wool
Sweaters, $5 and $6 vals. f 2.05
5th and Alder
5th and Alder
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5th and Alder-&'Tsthand Alder
Alteration Hands Wanted.
NOEXCHANOES
NO REFUNDS
NO APPROVALS
Store Opens 8:30 a. m.
iHLONERY
SPECIAL
If I Hill
Factory jelean-up, ten cases, forty dozen, 480 black
Neapolitan-hair and Tagal-hemp Shapes. About 30
different styles, latest, most up-to-date and popular
models. v
Shapes suitable for a miss
Small medium and large
correct for plume rims.
flower trims or tailor
trims.
These would sell regularly at.
of sixteen or for her moth
er or her grandmother.
,33.50 to 34.50
1
-PAY SPECIAL OWLY
AT EITHER STORE
f
BE
THE OLD STAND. $12
214 THIRD, CORNER
SALMON.
THE ' CROWN, 392
MORRISON, OPP.
OLDS, WORTMAN &
KING.
The Station Agent
EVERYONE, ai times, wants to ask a question
of the station agent. The easiest and quick
est way is to use the Bell Telephone.
You can not only reach your local station, but
stations located miles away, and get information
that will relieve your anxiety.
This is only one of the innumerable uses of
universal Bell service. f. .
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH CO.
'. Every Bell Telephone is the Center
BUNGALOW 1 litiAIRli
SCsla 117 ea A.-4394
Oeo. SVaker, it ft,
TONIGHT ALL, ' VVtEK ,''
Matinee Saturday.
Ore test Comady Huorees
tm aimx. noil mxoTom'Sn
Direct from a sensational run of one
year at Weber's Muslo Hell. New Ters.
Evening- crlcen. 15o, 60c, 76a, 61.
Matinee, 26c. 60c.
Neit week Lyric Musical Comedy Cv
rvt-,,v Mala a aaa w-e3M
Oeo. X Bakes, Mr.
Ail Week MaUnee Saturday.
Sixth week ef the Great Trl-Star Season
riorenee Theodore Thartow
ROBERTS BOBKKT8 BERG EX
Xa ra BIOST OT WAX"
Vvenlnrs, 66o, 60o, 76o; matinees. 16c.
60o. Next Week Starts next Monday
"SamaesL" JCleotlon returns Saturday
nlghtj . ,
MArm x a loao
sfATzarn btsbt sat
1S-SS-SO
sRCMCTB
WBBX SCAT 1 Mr. William 6kml, as.
slsted by Miss Battle limine. Miss
Minnie Yltorson B) Oox, Tom Waters, Be. ,
bledello, Sohrode A Mnlvey, Tae Bobert -Oe
Monl Trio, Sjaara Backiey.
n a.A )
r el fejJBk
THEATRE
Unetaalea TaadevUle,
WXXX MAT 1 Merman Xlb ft Oo la
"DOFB." XaUlraa and Ward, row Bel
son Oomlaaes, real Oordon, Babe Striok
land, Alness Sarr, rantafesoop. Pop
ular prices. Matinees dally. 1:10, 7:60, 6.
GRAND Week May 1. HI I
The SAUMBOSI'i,'
In the Most Baffling-' Barnes ft Bobinson
Xleotiioal StarpMseei Bat Baaarro ft Co
Claude Banf I Oraadaseops
Matinees every day. 1:30 anv seat, 16 '
Evening performances at 7Jd and 6:16;'
balcony, 16c; lowsr floor, 26o; box seats
60e. "
Shakespeare Recital
BT
Marshall Darrach
FBIOAT XYXBXBO, SCAT 8,
6 O'CLOCK
AT THE
XBTTBOTOB CX.TTB XOVSB
Play Ground Benefit Fund
TZOStBTS fVOO.
NOTE Mr. Darrach'a recitals are all
from memory.
Sabln, 4661E. 16d Street North.
1 :
BASEBALL
SVBOBXATIOV BABK
Oor. Taagha and Xweaty-lourth Its.
PORTLAND vs.
Vernon
SCAT 8, S, 4, S, , T. .
Games begin week days 6:10 p. m. Sun
days 6:30 p. m.
Admission Bleachers J5c: grandstand
60o; boxes, 26o extra. Children, bleach
ers, 10c; grandstand, 66c. Ladles' day
Friday. Boys under 11 free to bleach,
ers Wednesday.
Alveolar Dentistry.
. In a majority of our advertisements
we lay great stress on our specialty.
Alveolar dentistry, replacing missing
taath without a elate or hridae work.
and the curing Pyorrhea (loose teeth).
The work Is so remarkable in Its char
acter that tt is apt to overshadow those
other esses which come to us th sim
ile cases. We don't want the Idea to
obtain that we are Alveolar? specialists
alone. We are that, but something more
general practitioners of the first
class. We do dentistry In all Its
branches, from the simple piece of fill
ing up. us a pobbuuj statement to
make, but we can do anything that is
possible in dentistry, and what ws do Is
always of the very highest class. Our
booklets Alveolar Dentistry and exam
inations are free. There are 13 Alveolar
Dental Co. offices in the west. About
60.000 people are wearing our Alveolar
Mth About zooo people in thla cttv
and state have teeth supplied by this
office. Ninety-nine per cent, if not svery
single one will tell you if aaked that
it's the best investment they ever made
in dentistry. In many eases where
brldgework is Impossible and all cases
whevo It is possible, ws can replace your "
teeth with beautiful, artistic, comfort.
able, cleanly and everlasting teeth thai '
we win aery anyone, aentist or layman, -to
tell from natural teeth. For full in.
formation see our Sunday ads. , j
AXVBO&AB DEWTAi CO- BBBTX8T9.
Portland Ablngrton Bldg.. 10i 3d st.
Seattle Haight Bldg.. Zd and Pin.
Terms to reliable people.
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