'", THE OREGON DAILY , JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 'IB, 1912,
Town Topics
' , TONIGHT'S ' AMUSEMENTS ,
HKILICJp-Anna .Held, in 'Miat , Inno-
BAKEii Rose MelvlUe in "Sis Hop-
Kins. i t i - i
t,YR.r "The T-nhatPr Olrl"
OBPHKUM Orpheum circuit vaude
PAVTAOBR Vaudeville.
JEMPRESS Sullivan & Considlne vaude
Villa.' .. " ' ' ' .. ':!' ....
PEOPLE' SMotion pictures.,,.
Weather Conditions. ; a
V; ' Portland and vicinity Rain tonight
-.and Tuesday; southerly winds.
, Orearon and 'Wn.shin.rton Rain west.
. ruin ' or enow east portion tonight ' and
- Tuesday; southerly winds. ;v- 1 '
Idaho Fair south, rain or snow north
ponion lonignt and Tuesday.
?," "EDWARD A. BEALB. '!
.::,! --District-Forecaster.
'. " Rook Vsed on ; HighwaysCrashed
rock to- the amount of 14,120 yard was
: prepared by ; the Kelly Butte rockpile
for the six months ending- December 81,
This statement is found in the Bern Ian
; i; nual report of W. A. Satchel, superln
; tentient of the' plant i Practloai.y all
the material was spread upon highways
In Multnomah county as only a small
tlftrt lfr " mrDo .stl.t n .... , n , ( ar
The report shows the crushed rock was
redistributed on. roads aa follows: Base
r . Line roud. 947 yards; Russell Villa roal
- rmoad.:.17a7r: rciarhtv-anpru... trAt m
burn avenue, 1014: Milwaukie road. 20
' Section Line road, 12 and Foster road,
In, Ua 4 t. 1 A , A a . , A 1
. county now has 150 miles of macadam
.: roadwavs . of which .nnMvtm,ui Kn
, ; miles are within the - city limits of
. Portland. There are anoroxlniatelv 7S
- mues or gravel road. The superintend
1 ent sets forth In his report that the
county has expended $225,357 during
: arlena" will v th. na.,i iMu .
:V addresses to be delivered tomorrow be-
;. in me notary ciud at luncheon in tne
, Iletel Portland, t D. O. Lively will serve
as chairman of the day. . Speakers have
been recruited from the Portland So
ciety of Social. Hygiene, which for sev-
eral months has been waging a quiet but
" effective camnalrn nf riimatnn in h.
half of cleaner moral conditions in the
- -ciiyrr.Tna speakers will be Dr. Calvin
, . 6. White, state health officer; President
W. T. FOUter Of P MA nllalr D.kkl
Jonah B. Wise, Dr. W. T. Wlliiamson.
mjt. Anartw u Hmitn. An announce
ment has also been Issued by the Ro
tary club for tha annuo 1 mutiny nt
' the club, which is to be held February
i. a review I me work or tne year,
a Plan' for tha nYt vur and an !-
tlon of officers will be tha features of
mis meenng. s a nominating commit
tee will elect five trustees, who, added
to six holdover trustees, will constitute
a board Of 11 members, which In turn
will elect tha president, secretary and
wuicr oxiicers. uwignt Edwards is
iuw serving as president ana Oliver O
wainer as secretary.
- .Protecting Migratory Birds Advo
cating the abolition of spring hunting
of migratory birds, the American Game
Protective and Propagation association,
with headquarters in New York, advocates-strenuous
nffnrta umrtno- IK.
v sportsmen in all parts of the country
, m urging me passage or bins now be
fore COnarajia frfHn V, r.-t-ll .
' tory birds, it iUustratea tha
iicutraaiiy or sucn legislation by potnt-
iis uui apecies or oiras, once plentiful,
which are now nearly extinct owing to
Unrestricted shontlna- Th.
also advocates the formation of a closer
organisation or the association. It
u. me lurmnuon or local assocla
ons wnicn snail unite in a strong
state federation, and thua make a strong
siiunai Doay. xnis national body could
inu. ccompnsn a great deal of good.
MHhy i arrests and -nnvi-tiu .j
- . icauucu
i'r J'' p88t yeaf from ths activity
' ucmwon s agents who work
n conjunction with sUte officers.
arden Contests- The Instituting of
BH-raen. contests in the schools of Port
jana win be oonMBrri . . ii
meeting of the teachera comm1tt nf
vio avuuui uuara at t o'clock tomorrow
anernuon m tne Tiirord building. A
committee of business men and educa-
tors reDrasentinar tha T?Aait , i
, association, the State Bankers' asaocla-
iioni in uregon Development league
and Portland Commercial club, th T,
i - -. nBiivuuurei col
lege and the Livestock association and
- , ainie super-
Intendent of schools presented a plan
for oraranlxlns -a-aritan un..,. .
tne children of each school at th anhnni
. - .v,i,cpt auiwi K
iwara meeting a week ago. The details
ct thla plan will be considered at the
' men di lomorrowi tnarnnni,
. He Shot at Cars The midnight hours
, Were rent by the crack, of pistol, shots
last night and Patrolman Davis rushed
. xo ine scans or, the shooting, which
" TirnVJMt. A km a - mm ...
r w w . - me nvoiB or r, w,
Horan. (65 Marlon avanna "vu.fi. u.
- . , .... m ii q
, . - .ui uiivuii! i inquirea me
was just snooting at
i lomt eata that hiv. miA.
aihla' ranllail ITun. ..Tir.it . .
' - - -.iviiii, , tvvsu jruu uo 1 1 er
report to ponce station tomorrow morn
, lng,H answered tha patrolman,
; Ultla.fi Wnaaall luVi t ii
, . nuiw auifc vnis morning
in mm circuit court ror r. divorce from
iCi 8. Russell. Cruelty and non-aun-
Sort ... are the aTounda . nnnn whloh .-4k.
, compiaint mat soon after their mar
ACertificate
of Title Makes
real estate
quickly mar
ketableT Saves
time. Saves ex
pVn'se. Anr pro
tects theiiome
builder or in
vestor from the
danger of loss.
mmm
Call; for book
let ; Title &
Trust Co., 4th
and Oalc - '
QUOTH THE PESSIMIST
"At any rate, it's a durned alt bet'
ter f let ,a few raindrops dampen our
lids here in Portland, -than frees. V
death in th' east"
rlage in 180S In Portland . the husband
began drinking. Mrs. Russell alleges
within 'one year from- tuelr wedding day
her husband was an habitual drunk
ard. , It is further charge that they
were forced to sell: their- mercantile
business on account of tha drinking
proclivities of the ' husband. In : June
1911 it is. charged the wife had to veil
the household furniture in order to se
cure money upon which to live.
Had Whiskey1 In Pocket.. O. H. Stealy
appealed to Patrolman Leavans at least
Third and Morrison streets last night
for a place to sleep,' saying that he had
spent all his money gambling and drink
ing. - Leavans accommodated the man,
then, he found that 8 teal y had a half
pint of whiskey, in his pocketts. ; The
man was arraigned this morning on ad
after hour -charge and- was fined 110,
Leavans also .arrested J. W. Blaney at
Union j avenue and East Washington
streets for carrying concealed weapons.
He was fined $10 this morning for that
offense. ;.v: ,
lodges Install Offioera One of the
most interesting affairs during the past
week was the publio installation of of
ficers of Aatra Circle, Women of Wood
craft, and Prospect Camp, WV O.
Mrs.- C. Edmunds as installing officer
for the circle. Past Guardian Neighbor
M. Briggs was presented with a beau
tlful pin. and Elmer Cook aa Installing
Officer for Prospect Camp. Past "Con
eul J. E. "Walling was presented with
an emblem of the order, after which
fancy drill was given and dancing was
enjoyed until a late hour.
Publio Horary Votes Beginning Jan
uary 14, the Central library at Seventh
and Stark street will be open on Sun
day evenings for reading only from 6
to 9:80 in addition to the usual Sunday
hours, : from 1 to 6. Tha subject .of
Father O'Hara's. lecture to be givon
at the East Portland branch library
Tuesday evening, January 16, will be
The Transformation of Social Life In
Rome" .Admission is free. .
Mrs. Julia Cardwell Dead- Mrs. Julia
E. Cardwell, sister of Mrs. A. J. Proeb-
stel of Weston, Or., and Mra E. O.
Gardner of this city, died early this
morning at the residence of Mrs, Gard
ner. 170 Vista avenue. Mra Cardwell
was a former resident of this city, but
ror the past six years had lived in Ban
Francisco. She returned here last Sep
tember, hoping to regain her health.
Conductor rails rrom Car. Con
ductor H. L. Meek of the Lower Alblna
carllne, fell from the rear of his car
yesterday afternoon when he leaned too
far out in fixing tha trolley. He sus
tained serious injuries to the head
which necessitated his removal to the
St. Vincent's hospital. He will recover.
Dog wrightens Boy Harold Arnold,
10 years old, living with his parents at
647 East Twenty-sixth street, was
knocked down yesterday by a huge dog
owned by E. House of 126 V, Third
street and was so badly fright
ened that he had to be carried
Into the house. The dog Is said
to have caught hold of the lad's arm.
Patrolman Horton instructed the owner
of Vie dog to keep it -off the streets.
Bona of Veterans to Organize A
meeting is called for January 17 at tha
old fire hall at Alblna and Killings-
worth avenues at 8 o'clock. All G. A.
R. members and wives and all sons and
grandsons are earnestly invited to be
present.
Primaries Wait AprilCounty and
state candidates: nominating petitions
for sale by Glass et Prudhomme Com
pany, printers and bookbinders. 65-67
Seventh street. -
Xost Black and white Llewellyn set
ter dog. round collar on, last year's 11
cense. Reward for return or informa
tion. B. Trenkman. Main 632. A. 2430.
Steamer Jesse Harkins for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 8 p. m,
CoaL -Fouf best furnace coals. Phone
or call office $63 Stark, opposite City
Library. Independent Coal 4 Ice Co.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
oentists, Tnira ana Washington,'
Werner Petterson Co- high
grade
merchant talKrs, 350 Stark.
Br. Balpb Teuton has returned. Resi
dence, Alexander Court
T:J.
BE
. L.....!w.rl.:. -
T. J. Kreuder of 4530 Powell street.
who four years ago was defeated for the
office of county commissioner by Wil
liam L, Llghtner, will within a few days
file his declarations of Intentions to be
come a candidate for that office again
at the primaries in April, on the Re
publican ticket. ' . ';
Mr. Kreuder four years ago advo
cated the closing of the draws and the
oiling of streets and roads. He says his
opinions along those lines have, not
changed. He also believes there should
be a -greater grasp of detail in the ad
ministration of the county's -affairs, and
if elected, he says, he will demand a
trloter system of accounting and will
apply business-like methods to the gov
ernment of the county. He believes there
Is . too much -delay in construction Of
?ublta buildings and cites the new coun
y court house as a sample of the pres
ent methods of construotlon. .
Mr. Kreuder has been a resident of
Portland for nearly thirty years and is
manufacturer of horse collars.-- His
place of business , is located at 4680
Powell street ,
. Card of Thanks.
We desire to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness during the
illness- and death of our dear husband,
father and brother, ; Lawrence Anda, To
the P. R. L. AY P, Co. we extend our
grateful ' thanks, and especially to Mr.
Morris and his emnloves of storeroom
No. I.MR9 E. ANDA AND CHILDREN
: ' WILLIAM ANDA. ;
English engineers have succeeded In
building a paper -making' machine that
will turn out 650 -feet of newspaper, 171
Inches wide, a minute. : -
KREUDER WOULD
COMMISSIONER
Present l: Method of Taxing
Forest Crops Too Hard j for
k Owners to Bear; Fire Loss
for Last Year.'MVv:1
Despite the fact that last summer had
less rainfall than normal, the damage
by forest fires was smaller than for
many seasons past, in that the loss to
umoer by r ire was but I4,2I,000 board
feet, a Insignificant total whan compared
to the 1,978,841,000 board feet damaged
in 1910, j
These figures are shown in the an
nual report for the year 1911 lust sub
mitted to -the governor by Stat Forester-
F. A, - Elliott and Deputy Stats
Forester E. O. Slecke. ' The small per
centage of loss is regarded as due to
tha efficient service of the fire warden
service, 600 state fire wardens having
been appointed by the forester during
the year. : ; K'' :': v;
Of this large number of, wardens, tt
were county supervising wardens In the
employ of tha state forester; three were
selected and paid by tha counties in
which they served, 13 wars appointed
by and served under direction of the
state forester, but were paid from- the
federal appropriation secured under sec
tion S of the Weeks law, 191 were pa
trolmen in the employ of private timber
owners, 177 were officials of tha United
States forest service employed on the
national forests, and 173 were publio
spirited cltisens who accepted appoint
ment without, remuneration.
anarding the rires.
The county supervising wardens wera
appointed upon the recommendation .of
the timber owners of the counties that
contained timber in sufficient quantity
to warrant such, appointment.
The, cost of guarding against flra ag
gregated 188,669.61, timber owners pay
ing $45,675, counties 861. state $11,823.
27. federal under Weeks law $3300, and
United States forest service, $27,705.84.
Actual fire fighting cost In tha aggre
gate tll9,988.$7, timber owners paying
$80,978.77, counties - $299.04, Stat $2,
464.93 and the United States forest
service $80,200.68.
The report shows that 84$ fires oc
curred during the year, the causes being
as follows: Unknown, 211; escaped
from slash burning, 76; campers, 185;
lightning,' 229; incendiary, 63; hunters,
20 r old slashings not extinguished, 21;
railroad locomotives, $5; smokers, 14;
logging engines, 15; escaped from saw
mills, 5; sheep herders, 2; miscellaneous,
16. ,- - .- .-
In connection with this the report
says that in many instances it is ex
Clearance Sale
Pianos Find Appre-
dative Buyers
Nearly a Carload Was Picked Up by
Bayers From Everywhere JSatnr
day Sale Closes Next' Monday.
Tour home ought to have contained a
piano yesterday.
Have one now, today. It's so easy
during this clearance sale. A good used
olano frequently Is far better than a
cheaply made new one. Here are used
pianos that have come from the finest
homes in Portland In part payment for
fancy Player Pianos de luxe. Baby
Grands, etc. See them. See the low
prices. Learn how really simple and
easy it is to pay for one.
Owing to the enormous business be
fore and Immediately after the holidays
this annual clearance sale Is one week
late. For this reason we know that, In
order to finish the sale by Monday, the
12(1, it Is necessary to make reduced
prices extraordinarily low. Hence prices
nave been made lower than ever here
tofore. All the pianos In this list and' many
more are here. Buyers . always find
that Filers Music House does exactly as
it advertises. All pianos are in play
able order, no matter how little the
prices. $21 worth of music rolls free
with all used Autoplano, Pianola
pianos' and other player pianos. Organa
are sold at greatly reduced prices, too.
Several old style Autoplanos. con
verted with new "88-nots1 actions, at
almost half price. The Autoplano ' is
the best of all the many player pianos.
A $276 Andrew Kohler, nearly new,
$215; a $360 Behr Bros., oak. now $165;
a large sise Spencer upright $86; an
$800 Chlckerlng, now $876; a $976
Chlckertng Grand, and also an $1150
Chickering Grand; a $276 Clarendon,
now $125; $325 Clarendon, now $186; a
$365 Hobart M. Cable, now $170.
A $400 Decker, now $175; a $550
Decker, now $280; a $650 Decker: now
!385; a $300 Doll St Sons, now $140; a
476 Doll ft Sons, very, fancy, $180; a
425 Filers Sample, now $296; a $400
Emerson, now $168; a $350 Kstey, now
$117: a $400 Hallet ft Davis, now $100;
an $800 Hallet ft Davis Grand, $250; a
$400 Hardmannow $125; a $450 Hard
man, now $140; a $150 Harrington, now
$95; an $825 Haselton, now $415; a $336
Hinsie, now $110; a $226 Howard, now
$100; a $276 Howard, now $130,'
A $560 Kimball, now $265: a $700
Kimball, now $380; a $278 Kohler A
Chase, $106; another made by Royal,
$165; another "Regent" make, $186; a
1800 Kohler ft Campbell, now $115; a
1400 Krakauer Bros- now . 8220: a 8425
Krakauer Bros., now $196; a $400 Krell,
now $185; a $425 Marshall ft Wendell,
now $210; a $500 Mason ft Hamlin, now
$156; a $650 Masoa ft Hamlin, now $270.
A 6226 Newman Bros., now 8120: eft
$800 Player Piano, now $486 a $300
ta.ara.. I I J I. a, 4 A ft V mm 1 aaa
nc.ui, ii." aiu, a f.vv ,iuj a, nun
$90; a $325 Royal, now $160; a $250
Bohroeder Bros., now $88: a $400 Smith
ft Barnes, now $190; a $476 Sterling,
now $96; a $700 Weber, new, now $850;
a $600 Weber,- new, now $285; a $850
Weber, $195; a $375 Wheelock, now
Pianola Pianos.-- second hand, also
some other makes of player pianos;
Apollo Player Pianos, etc, $265, $886,
MIS, StD. , '',-'. - , . . . ,
Organs all reduced. i , ,
Numerous Baby Grands and several
Parlor Grands, ail at half price. -.
A laraa number Of brand new Pianos
that will not be listed in our 191$ cata
logues, are also Included In this sale.
They go for less than wholesale dealers'
prices. Same low terms, ,
- Write for lists and descriptions If von
cannot call right away. ' Our free) ex
change privilege goes with every one
of the Instruments in this aala ' Use
one of these" instruments free for two
years; tnen -get a nice new one.
Remember, most of thesa tilanns nan
be had for $1 a week; the best kinds
99 ana is a montn, it you are not pre
pared to pay all oaah. : v, ' 1
Ellers Musio House. Alder street, at
8eventh,:. h . . -, , :
tremely difficult to determine the cause
of forest fires. : Fires started by drop
ping burning matches or tobacco often
smoulder for several days and all trace
as ' tO',; their , origin - is lost, kff-i. t"-
In touching upon proposed work, the
forester states that .while forest firs
prevention 1 undoubtedly the most urg
ent work at this time, other forestry
questions will be investigated as oppor
tunity permits. An Important matter.
he regards, the perpetuation of the for
eats of 'the state ; by securing repro
duction of oonimerclally, valuable spe
cies on cut over .anas. -., .
The forester suggests, however, that
the present methods of forest taxation
must be modified before private tim
bar land owners can afford to risk his
capital in securing a second, crop. "For
purposes of taxation," he states, "oropa
of Immature tlmberihould be consid
ered distinct from the value of the land.
Annual taxation of forest crops requir
ing from CO to 100 years to mature make
reforestation financially Impossible"
Plans are now being- made to estab
lish a number of experimental . forest
plantations in representative localities
in eastern Oregon In cooperation with
the Oregon Agricultural college and the
United States forest service. The ob
ject will be to determine what trees are
best adapted for wind break purposes
and for the produotloa of fuel, fenoe
posts and other farm material.
. In closing the report the ; Forester
states that Oregon contains one-fifth
AMUSEMENTS
Olca MOW
VOW TA1X TODAY
HRi i m MATRB
lB3,-1J Beventh ft Taylor
Phones KaU X, A-U2X
TOJnOJET, Tomorrow-, WHSSXgSAT
Special Price Parisian Faahlon Mat
inee Wednesday.
H, Ziegfeld, Jr., Presents :
ANNA HELD
In "the Musical Comedy '
was nrarocxKozr
Evenings: ' Entire lower floor, $1:
balcony, 5 rows, $1.50; 6 rows, $1;
rows, 75e; S rows, 60c Gallery, re
served, 75c; admission, 50c. Wednes
day Matinee: Lower floor, $1.60;
balcony, $1. 7 So, 60o; gallery. tOo,
BEATS HOW UXaUVO.
SAT 8AU. OFXmi
TOXOUOW
. ' i xxixia TUATsa
NP VT ratmssAT-sntzsAT
M lATUJLDAY MIOKTS
- Special Price Matinee Saturday.
woods-Fraser 4k Lederer's Musical
Comedy Rage, -
'1WADAME SHERRY"
excellent Cast Splendid Production.
Evenings: 11 rows. $2.00; 7 rows,
11.60; balcony, $1,- 75c, 50c; . gallery,
reserved and admission, 60c. Satur
day matinee: Lower floor, 11 rows,
$1.60; 7 rows, $1; balcony, 7 So, 60a.
Qallery, 86c, 2 Be .
BAKER
THI1TM
Katn and A-OSOO
Qeo. Zh Baker, Mgw.
Tonight - an Week Bargain ltatb.ee
Wednesday, gSc KaUnee, Sat SSo, Ma
J. R. Stirling presents Rose Melville in
the characteristic play,
-vat loranrr
"There ain't no sense In doln' nuthln'
for nobody what never done nuthln' fer
you." Sis Hopkins.
Evening prices, 26c, EOo, 75c, l Next
- week "The Bq.naw Man.''
i (CATzarn irzar ai
. xs-as-to
nsats
WaBSaK M TITW A -rnr. tr ,A ir .
saw. la av taantna wm-ivim
Arkalof f Bnssiaa Balalaika Orchestra,
Hugh Herbert and Co., "The Soa of lol
omon"; Brown and Kewman. A. O. Drut
oaa, Manrioe Bnrkhardt, The Alpine
jramny, wmpi ana Vivian.
Kauaae Xvery Day.
Oonsl Aimm
rormany oraaa
WBBZ JAW. 18 "All miTers vest at
Baa." Malvern Tronna. s Dlsoons a.
lew Hawkins, Paul Stephens, She Orig
inal Bandy Orchestra. Prtoes, 100, flSo.
Matlnss Dally
WBBX JAW. 15 Mr. Wlllard 8aok and
Miss Mands Leone tt Co, The Marco
Twins, Mijarss, miss Annrey won. The
Oeorgia Trio, Onadelnpa, Vantagesoope,
Orchestra. Boxes in first row reserved.
Main as3Q, ja-snas.
L.YRIG
TSBATBS
POTTBTX
Ajn BXABX
AXJSi TWJU WZIK.
wxbz jaw. la "The irtbste Siri"
Two performances niglitly, TOO, :16j
lso and sso. Maunees aauy. asoj any
seat, 16o (Siiadaya and holidays, 'night
prioes). Prlday night. Chortui Otrls
Contest.
' . PB. O. T JXATWZS .
We Don't
Wear glasses for style people with
good sense don't but when we must
wear them, most of us like to look
Just - as - well - as we can. - Torlo
glasses will improve your appear
ance ever the old kind, you will see
better and they will be a better pro
tection to your eyes. I . Just fit
glasses, and X know how. -
Dr, UnynemZBZgEr'
Suite 487 Marqnam Blag 4tn rioor.
' WK WANT TO DO VOOSt
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IMPKOVIO FACICITISa
BEATTIE&HOFMANN
MfOK-MATII
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COAUSS
LIBERTY COAL V ICS GO.
of the standing tlmner of the United
States or ; 645,000,000,000 feet., This
timber Is estimated to be worth on the
stu: p not less than, $680,000,000, and if
manufactured would bring in over $6.
600,000,000. The Oregon lumber Indus
try at present rati of cutting brings In
STRICTLY
, We receive daily from reliable people this rnuch-sought-for
article. VWe guarantee these eggs to be not older than two
days. For Tuesday and Wednesday we offer you these at
15c per dozen. ' '
L MAYER & CO.
Portland's Oldest Grocers.
148 THIRD STREET , A-4432, MAIN 9432
SPECIALS'FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Findon Haddocks, per pound
Kiooered Herrine. 2 cans for
Tarragon Vinegarj C. & B., pints, per bottle. ... . . .33 1;3
3-lb, cans Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate, per tin 75
5-lb. boxes Domino Sugar, per box, .602
Maggi Bouillon (Beef Extract) , per b(ottle ............ 60
All 75c grades of Tea at, at, per pound..... ........ ...60t
Plymouth Gin, per bottle .$1.15
, NEW ARRIVALS
Huntley & Palmer's Reading Shortbread, in 1-pound tins, at,
per tin ; .75
Imported Cammembert, direct from France, in wood boxes,
at, per box 50
Muscate Dates, in 1-pound boxes, at, per box 35
DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT
Philadelphia Star Cream Cheese . 20 apd 35J
Sliced Boiled Tongue. Truffled Liver Sausage.
Romanoff Caviar, "The Real Article,"
VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
Tomatoes, Celery Hearts, Artichokes, Celery, French Carrots,
Lettuce, Squash, Florida Grapefruit, Sweet Oranges,
Cucumbers and Sprouts. -
We Deliver to All Parts of the City. A Cordial Invitation to
the Newcomer.
Ill FOURTH STREET
Annual Clearance Sale
Ws have In stock a number of Pianos that wt have taken in exchange
for oar high-grade Kranich and Bach players and Grands. Some of
these Pianos arc only slightly used, ana many of them are as good as
new. .
You Can HaveThese Pianos at Almost Your Own Prices
Here aire a few
Ivers A Pond
fine condition, sells
now for $4(0
Bale price S175
Everett, one of the world'a best
olanos, sells new for $576: Sale
orlce 1T5
Baus. splendid Flemish finish,
sollshed oak case, sells new for
$826; Sale price S167
Garner A Son, beautiful mahogany
case, almost new. sells new for
S2t; Sale price S160
53
Hallet
tone, sells
Pale price
Davis, excellent
new
ror i47o;
S155
TlnnV fail
res
saMMgMBaMasaM s-wi ssaaa .v van
i WfWl a 'ew
to make room
is about to arrive.
hosiery. Thorough spots or darns sink
into your flesh, along1 the lines of least resistance Everwear Hosiery nevtr
muds darning and never causes a-moment of discomfort, - r Buy a box
today and join the Anti-Darn Legion.
Th Box of Six Fair with Written Guarantee
FOR MSN
lasTratfn CsttOBa
JlJOperhei
2.00 per box
FlDI
aUWperbos
piia. jaiaiaan-aaa i
Fins Catamere, sisss t Is 73t
Pare Silk, Gsajraataed 3 Mentha
Men's Pure SUk. $U0 Box, 3 Pairs '
On Sale
Ben Selling and Moyer : Stores
about $$0,000,000 a year,: exceeding the
revenue derived from apples, fish, wool
and wheat. And yet, it is pointed out.
cutting has barely begun. '
Coal, block wood, sawed ties, dry slab.
Alblna Fuel Co. '
FRESH EGGS
J!U?
.45?
of ttie Bargains
Knight Brlnkerhoff, a piano of re
nownea reputation, sells
new for
STS; Sale price
SZSO
Smith A Barnes, massive case, al
most new, sells new for $460. Bale
price j, S200
Sterling, oak ease, nearly new. sells
new for $400; Bale price...... 1189
Craper. elegant mahogany case, a
splendid bargain, sells new for $376;
Sals price , 17f
Smith A Barnea,
mabosanv
case,-
a jka.
beautiful design, sells new for $460
Sale price
S22fi!
A. B. Cameron,
mskeiailawae. aMs1ar rt avak
sells new for Sale prloe S157
.t - . f K.. f;n. k., I..
saw uTtauaf.w v ttivvv iutwllsueuua
dollars as fiist payment and
we will send a piano to your home.
We want to clear oar floors of these Pianos
for our immense new stock, which
Graves M iisic Co.
cr Uen, Wczca aid Ctildrea
Well shod fect always pay
a dividend of comfort.
though the best shoe in the world
will not be easy to wear with the wrong
kind of hosiery particularly mended
FOR WOMEN
tl.Mper hot
1.00 pec bos
FOR CHtLDRKN t
$1.30 per be .. Frrptl.n Cotton, aim 8 nd krfer,)?.00per ho
12.00 per box SilkLisle, site iaad larger.. , U.OOpetboS
$100 par box it; - fine Cashmere, sisae land larger, p box
at the
Make Wea!. Bod: -s
Kidney Diseases Cause Half
the ; Common Aches and
Ills of , Portland People.
As one weak link weakens a chain, so
weak kidneys weaken the whole body
and hasten the final breaking down,
Overwork, strains, ' colds and other
causes Inure ths ? kidneys, ' and when
their activity Is lessened ths whole body
suffers from the excess of uric poison
circulated In the blood. - ( ,
'Aches and pains and languor and uri
nary Ills come, and there is an ever .
increasing tendency towards fatal
Brlght's disease. , ' There is no Teal help
for the sufferer except kidney help.
Doan's Kidney, Pills aot directly on
the kidneys and strike at the root of
the. troubla Portland cures are the ;
proof,,, , , :::::-;c0:is
A. B. Rortonl arocer. 1S16 East Stark
street, Montavllla Station, Portland, Or..
says, 'uoan s maney. r's were tisea
in my family with the best of results
troubla I am. glad to recommend this;
ram ail v VnAvln. rtf fta marlta1 v
For 'sale by all dealera Price . 6$
cents. Foster-Milburn '. Co.. . Buffalo.
New Tork, sole agents for ths United
Remember the . name Doan s ana
take no other. ..' .: -;'.-.- (;
We' pay interest on de
posits as follows: '
10 days demand CertuV
cates . . . .2.
30 days' demand certifi
cates . . . ..... . .3
60 days' demand certiB
cates 3:
90 days' demand certifi-
cates . . 4
6 months' fixed time 3
12 months' fixed time 4
; Sayings accounts .v.". 4 '
Deposits may be made
by mail as well as in per
son.' ';.'.;i-vL';fe;iv'
SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY
'Capi$15a
W. W. reav............viesldoat
WiUard Case. . ...Ttoe Pxesldeat
O. a Bommeyer..,...,. Cashier
Walter JE. Brown. .Asst. Cashier
OPZH SATTTBSAT BTinrnrOS
to
A Qiiesili op
that Fade
For the Stomach
Here's an Offer You Should
Not. Overlook.
Resell Dyspepsia Tablets remedy
stomach troubles by supplying the one
element, ' the absence of which In the
gastrlo Juices causes indigestion and
dyspepsia. They aid the stomach to .
digest food and to quickly convert It
into rich red blood and material neces
sary for overcoming natural body waste.'
Carry a package of RazaU Dyspepsia. t
Tablets in your, vest pocket, or keep
them in your room. Take one after
each heavy meal and Indigestion will ?
not bother you. ; - . . - . . , v, ( (
We know what Rezall Dyspepsia Tab. '
lets are and what they will do. We '
guarantee them to relieve indigestion
and dyspepsia If they fail we will re- ) '
fund your money. Three sites: . $1
cents,, 80 cents and . $1.00. gold only
by the Owl Drug Co. Stores In Port-rt -.
land, Seattle Spokane, Ban Francisco. '
Oakland, Los Angeles and Sacramento.
ABB TOV BTTFTTBBO f
Ws ara exD.ri truaa fitrara anil ahaw
lntely no charge fo- fitting. We crr
the largest line of hltrh rrnfle Trusa.s
In the CltV. MT7KPHT S1DO CO.
rifth and Bornslde Sta, West C!3a.
aFostcr & Klclcr::'
nigh Oracle. Commercial end l -'cr ';
SI Gil O
Interest
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