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Newspaper Page Text01:1X011 SUNDAY JOURNAL. rORTLAIiD, SUNDAY I.IOi:NING, NOVEMBER 1, 1312 V. I own topics TOMb'UT'S AMUSEMENT I1EILIG Holbroke Blinn. In "A Jlo- mnme of tlie Underworld." BAKE It The Baker Flayers In "Going Some." , -LYRIC Keating ' & Flood - Musical Comedy company in "The Heartbreak-' - era," I . --v. ,. ' -v. ..v..- l.--,': THH EMPRESS Vaudeville. 1 - ' ' PANTAGES Vaudeville. - W ' ' Weather Conditions. ' Portland, Or.,- Nov. 23. A low press ure area is moving southeastward over 1 -'Western Canada, and disturbance- of ' .' ; considerable energy is central over the lake region; High temperature obtains over most 1 of . the ? Paclfio elope, the "basin, , Rocky mountain and plains states.5 Within the last 24 hours, light precipitation has occurred In western Washington,- eastern North Dakota, 1 Minnesota and-the upper lako region. In other sections of the country gen--' ,: erally. fair weather has Obtained. The , weather Is warmer in Alberta, and cool v ,er in the lower Willamette valley, eaat - ' em Washington, Idaho, and In nearly alKsections east of the Rocky moun- - .taMs.. .- , - v - Tho conditions are favorable for rain , Sunday In western Washington and for generally fair weather In the remain . 5 , in? portions of this district. Tempera V" . - ture changes will, in general, be unim- ?ortant, and southerly winds will ch ain. 1 ' , F0RECA8T8, i " Portland and vicinity:' Sunday fair; - - light, variable winds." ----- - ' Oregon; Sunday fair; light, variable Winds . -' Washington: ; Sunday, occasional rain 4 west, fair east portion; southerly winds. '- Idaho: . Sunday.-generally fair. . ' ' . ... THEODORE F. DRAKE. ' .- . ' Acting District Forecaster. '- To Plscuss Polltloal Problem.- "Government and Political Problems" , will be the subject Of a- series of lee. ' tures to be given during the winter and spring; by William Fielding Ogburn, Ph. - D., professor of economics and sociology Of Reed college. The lectures form one of the extension courses offered by Reed college for tho civic progress eir clea of Oregon. The first lectura will ' be on 'The Evolution of Government in the United States," and will be given at the public library on November 86, .' next Tuesday. The other lectures will be given on alternate Thursday nights , In Eilers hall. Lectures will begin at 8 o'clock and conferences at 9 o'clock. The dates and topics of the other lec tures will be as follows: December 12, "Constitutional Government;" January I, 'The Functions of Government;" January 23, "State Government;?, Feb ruary 6, "city Government in Europe; February 20, 'XJity Government in the United States:" March 6. 'The Comrais slon Form of City Government;" March , 20, "The Budget;" April 3, Direct Legis lation:" April 17. "Government and Tax atlon;" May 1, "The Short. Ballot;" May 15k "Modern Tendencies of Reform in Government" , Murder Trials Set Two murder trials have been set for next month In the circuit court, those of Wong Si Sam rand Lew Soon. Wong Si Sam will be tried December 9 and Lew Boon win ' appear December 16. The two are held " for, the murder of Beid Blng. whose body was cut up and shipped to Seattle in a trunk after he had been killed. 'The crime was committed last winter at Fourth and Flanders streets. Wong Si Sam was convicted once of the crime and an appeal was taken to the supreme court of the state. The verdict of the lower court was set aside and a new , trial ordered. Owing to his prominence In Chinatown his trial is expected, to Cause onBiQera"1' uuwwi. , -' White ; .Slavers , CoavlotedL Frank Fansa, a younr Italian, waa yesterday found guilty by a' Jury In the United States district . court of . violating; , the ' white slavery act He will be sen tenced tomorrow. The grand Jury re- ' turned two counts against Panza In tho indictments Tho first one was for persuading and Inducing a woman to travet-wrtfi iilm frum ona state to an- ; other. On this charge he was ac QUltted, but the trial jury convicted him on the second count, which ac cused him of buying a railroad ticket for the woman from one state to an other. '... . . . Xoyal Highlanders to Stoet The mem bers of- Bonnie Rose castle, the Royal .Highlanders, will- hold a uret-together meeting at their hall. 128 Eleventh street, tomorrow evening. Every mem ber in the city la extended an Invita tion to be present. ' A membership- cam paign will be started to increase the membership 600 by March 1 next. Ef- . forts are now. being made to have the president. W. E. Sharp, attend one of the big rallies to be held later in the , season. The monthly entertainments given by this castle have been very suc cessful. They will be continued' each : rnth throughout the winter. . - r ... Chinese Will Wsd A Chinese wed ding Is to be solemnized according to a marriage license taken out yesterday, Seld Back, Jr.. appeared at the" eourt , house and swore to a license for Beid Park Norn,' his cousin, to marry Lee Ngan Fun. The bride is 19 years old, the groom 83. Sue Bridge Company Thomas Mak off yesterday starred suit in circuit oourt against the Paclfio Bridge com pany and the Southern Pacific for $26, 600 as the result "of injuries received when a Southern Pacific train- hU a "digger" belonging to the bridge com- . ft.,,...,,,-.1,!.::;:1"",. . 1 111,1 , 1 1 , ,' ,jm Heitkempes Jewehy Store the one that , always can be depended upon to help making your Christmas shopping a pleasure. . Nice, ricli Jewelry in great variety, painstak- ing salespeople, artistic engraving and moderately priced wares. - ; ' ; . - -: f : , ''-7"'.'. . ? ...-v ' - Our many years' experience is to assure you that your wants, at this time of the year will be carefully attended to, Accept our earnest invi tation to call and see our elegant display. - It pleases, us, whether you purchase or not. ' G.HE1TKEMPER, COMPANY Diamond Dealers arid Jewelers VEQN BUILDING OM in PnrrUnrl . 130 FIFTH STREET Goods Engraved and Laid. Aside on Deposit , ' ." ' : Mail Orders Solicited ' - ' rany, which was being taken across tho track. The accident occurred about noon on September 27, and. Jlakot'f was on top of the digger at the time. Dance . Call Ordinance A special meeting of the health .and police com mittee of the city council will be held tomorrow morning to consider a pro posed amendment to the . new dance hall ordinance, providing that liquor may be sold at social dances given by the German Turnvereln organizations. The ordinance, as originally . drafted, absolutely prohibits the serving of any kind of intoxicating liquors at dances, but Councilman Montag has asked the committee to withhold final considera tlon until delegations from , the Turn vereln societies can be heaAjr'Vai:PCti :'' .-f - ,-' v;:,!:;!';!,. Wnra shall We Oof ; will be the topic of an address by Rev. James Os-serwaarde- chaplain at Vancouver Bar racks, in the auditorium Of the Portland xoung Men's Christian asso6.at!0n this afternoon at 8 o'clock. Miss' Verna Smith, contralto soloist of Centenary Methodist Epjsoopal church, will sing. Although a number of the Tt. M. C A. officers will attend the meeting en vice conditions at tho same . hour in - the Commercial club rooms, it will not af fect arrangements for the men's meeting at the Y. M. C A. , , ' t Hew Companies Formed. Three new eompanies have filed articles of incor poration with County Clerk Fields as follows: The Bruce Hot .Water com pany. 150,000, H. L. Bruce, Robert Tuck er and. "J. - L. Hartman, incorporators;, the McKarland Investment company, $60,000. E. B. McFarland, Eben McFar land,, and A. Field, Incorporators; the Federal Trust Company of Oregon, $10, 000, F. A. Martin C. A. Campbell, and F. If Phipps, incorporators.: i : Why JTot Have Tour Suit made to order? It will cost you no more than to get a ready made suit that is made In a factory and designed for no One In particular. . Our cutters strive to improve your appearance and draft a pattern for each suit. . Men's suits to order, $25 up. Ladies' suits to order, $35.s Call in anyway., TTou will not be askod to buy. Unique Tailoring Co., 209 Stark, between Fifth and Sixth. leaves $34,000 Sstat An esute of $24,000 was left by James F. McCart ney, who died April 1 at 81 years of age, according to a petition for the pro bate of his will, submitted yesterday. Elisabeth B. McCartney, his widow; James Henry McCartney,1 son; Narz ette Smith, a daughter, and Pearl Smith, a grand daughter, are the heirs. All reside in this city. . . Capital Punishment Meeting "SBall Governor West Be Sustained in His Cm sade Against Capital Punishment?" will be the toplo of an address and discus sion at a meeting . to be held at 11 i'clock this morning at 90 . North Sixth street The meeting will be con ducted under the auspices of the Uni versal Anti-War Academy of Best Thought - JL Srnxae's Sxperlenoe, who has -been subject to all kinds of weather, says If anyone la troubled - with rheumatism, lumbago or kidney, trouble will find Instant relief by mixing two ounces sal grene with four ounces olive oil and take two teaspoonfuls every thresJ hours. Salgrene contains no alcohol. Dr. rreese, 308 Uter. Trust You gt the best results and save time and money when you go to Dr. Freeze, the neu rologist, for glasses or treatment for eye and nervous troubles. Consult him free at 30S Meachanta Trust Bldg. Mar shall 2618. J. $130 a Month keeps your clothes cleaned ana pressed.' wagons run everywhere. No contract to sign; noth Ing to pay down; Just phone us and We will call; Main 614, A-4314. Unique Tailoring Co 809 Stark St.- A Practical rurrier Up in the Mer chant's Trust bldg., S.-W. corner Sixth and Washington sts., suite 403-404, A. Reiner has atabllshftd a flmirlahlng business In furs. This. Is a good ex ample of what expert ' work and . low prices will accomplish. , That Suit for Thanksgiving; Have it made to order by Nlcoll. Costs you no more than ready made. Consider the advantage of a suit that shows Indi viduality, and that fits. 108 Third st, near Washington. We sell hair mattresses retail at wholesale prices for $ pound beds from $7.60 and up. We renovate mattresses and return them the same day. Port land Curled Hair factory, H. Metzger, proprietor, 226-228 Front street Main 474, A4374, . Attention, Bhriners Al Kader Temple band give Its first concert next Wed nesday night. Nov. S7. They deserve your support We ll sell you a ticket for one dollar. Jaeger Bros., 266 Mor rison st. . . .',.-. Thanks giving Special We give one- thind to one-half discount i on every suit or overcoat ordered before Thanks giving. Only high class goods. Brown Bros.,' tailors, 2.44 Alder, between Sec ond and Third. ' Banal meeting will be held In Ellers building, Sunday evening, 8 p. m... room 609. Subject, "Evolution of the-Spirlt" Woman Asks Damage's Because she was struck, according to her atory, by tu J Barbey with a wooden, box, across the stomach, June 13, and severely In New in Location jured, Rosa Goldberg aks $10,137.20 damages In a suit filed inthe circuit court. . r , , A. Cold Winter i predicted..- Don't Shiver. Be warm, stylish and economi cally dressed in one of Nlcoll's tailored overcoats. Special discounts now. 103 Third st. Dr.' J. .Hunter Wells After sixteen years In hospital work in Korea, and re cently in Europe, has returned. Office Abington bid.; residence 167 N. Twenty second, i The Penn Mutual Uf Insurance com pany have been moved from the Mar quam building, to rooms 622-626 Corbett building. , , Harmon & Turner, ; General Agents, j i i.c-';.:''..': Only a Snort Tims before Miss Hum mel, 4aves for Europe. Do not fail1 to take, advantage of this opportunity to proviae yourself with corsets. , J. Beitsle, theTailor, has moved from $31 Burnside to 285 Salmon, opposite court house, and wishes his friends and patrons to call on him there. .' 34 Tears in the Drug Business in Portland. Tho old reliable drug store for - particular people. Albert Bernl, 22g Washlpgton, near 'Second. ..ov".,' Aa Artistically Pramed Photo of your loved ones is a Joy forever, . Have yours sramed at woodward-uiarke s, where style and price are right. - - Bnglisa Balncoats for men and iomen Raglan, Chesterfield or any other styles; made In Portland by Coopey & son, inc.. Royal Bldg. - ., Steamer Jessie . sarktaa for Camaa, Washougal and wsy landings, dally ex cept Sunday Leaves Washington street dock at X p. m. , Glford's Oreron Tlews. framed for Christmas. 75c. . Commercial work done at commercial prices. Studio 41$ Stark street pedal holiday display in De Lux Trinle Extract from Flowers, and atom izers, at Alder Street Pharmacy, 243 Al der.; - : TJnnsnal Gifts . for Xmaa and arises for card parties at the Shop of Fine Arts, corner, Seventh and Salmon. Dr. O. T. Trommald has moved his of fices to The Journal building, 7th and xamhuir rnones Main 678, A-4876. to 8:89 p. m i per cover. , To reserve table phone Main 2620, A-2626. Pure Pood Candles, Coffman's, at rea sonable prices. You'll Ilka them. Alder Street Pharmacy, 242 Alder. " " Cigarmakers' Seventh Annual Ball, at cnrisuansen s hail, Thanasgiving night. Thursday, November 28. . King's Turkish Baths, Imperial hotel. 330 Stark street Finest and largest baths In the city. Handsome, seven room apartment in the Alvarado for rent, Dec, 1. , Marshall 3291. Union Transfer Company, furniture moving and storage. Main 841, A-2241. Superior Coal IS Better $6.00 a ton; office, 80 8tnatOak.Matni54,A-1541. W. A. Wise and associates, painless tentlsta. Third and Washington. ' ' Pioneer Paint , Company, glazing, M. 1834; A-7043. glass and Dr. a. M. Wells has resumed practice Office, Abington bldg. ' Dr. Ella X. Dearborn. 800 Union ave.. N., both telephones. Dr. Prank I. Ball, Dentist Has moved to the Selling Bldg. " - Dr. X. A. Sommer has returned, bett bldg. Cor Anna, the building. Photographer, Columbia Dr. Holden, Corbett building, has re turned. -, Jewelry gifts, right prices at Aron- son s. - Dr. Breitllnr, Splnologlst. Royal bldg. Wooster Sells Sverythlngw4$g Wash, $18 Elgin lady's watoh,$ia.Aronson's. Weber Academy of Hnalo reopened. Marquam Disaster Endangers Many Lives - By mere chance the employee and staff of the Equitable Hospital associa tion escaped deatfc or terrible Injuries In the caving in of the Marquam building-. You are running similar chances dally. What provision have you made for accident? A monthly investment of one dollar on a contract with the Equit able Hospital association will -entitle you to free hospital, medical and sur gical service. Sign a -. contract with them now. 'You may need them tomor row. Third floor Northwest building. Compartment Car Service The :Soo Line Umlted" train, leav ing Portland at 90 p. m.. carries compartment-library-observation cars, fur nishing all the luxuries of the drawing room at a rate considerably lower than the -drawing -roorjifare. ' This Is the onlAr.ajLn.mriMng.,.turough solid be tween P&tfand and St. Paul-Minneapolis. Ticket office Third and Pine streets (Multnomah Hotel building). - Take No Chances Don't freeze the bones of your body thcrfe cold mornings. Select one of Jimmy Dunn's overcoats marked $12.76, and pay him $3 less. Room 815 Ore gonlan building, also Majestic Theatre building. r .... . Tomorrow You should see Aune about your Xmas photo. Just see his new water color sepia. What a happy solution of tho gift problem! Columbia bldg. - Card of Thanks. - We wish to extend our sincere thanks to the friends and nelghoors, for their kind expressions of sympathy in our great loss of a devoted wife and sister, also for the beautiful floral offerings to our departed dear dne. s WILLIAM H. QUADE, . MUSS BELLE PERRY, By the introduction of boron as an alloy, it ha become possible to cast copper of high conductivity and density and freedom from blow holes. In-JSeroiaxiyr-acVaps-e r-4ijrrft-pt-r bons, which are discarded by lamp trim mers in this country, are. oarefully saved' and cemented to new carbons. MAKES PLEA FOR HELP III IU1B HOSPITAL DEBT Bishop Charles Scadding Calls Attention to Financial Con ditions at G6od Samaritan; Asks Thanksgiving GiftsaC !''.: Charles Scadding, bishop of the Ore gon Episcopal church,' , has issued a statement, asking that - Thanksgiving offerings-be made to the GoodSamari tan hospital. The statement cites the fact that the hospital is still under a large Indebtedness and that outside help is necessary in clearing this Off, The statement follows: . 1 i As, a result of the bounty of nature of the confidence of investors, of the partiality : of emigrants 1 f rom . other states and countries, Oregon Is bounding zorward on the path of prosperity. Is there another state in which ao large a proportion of the people live in plenty and in the enjoyment, of .comforts of modern improvements, in general Im munity, from disease, and in the bless ings or peace? Are inese ravors or Providence v11'"" us - more ; humbly thankful, mora " thoughtful for others, more attentive to our duty, and more careful to make our lives a worthy ex ample? Or are they making us forget ful of everything but ourselves? Are they hardening? our hearts and fostering W us habits of seir-lnduigenceTt ; ! Makes Plea for Aid. Progress that is merely material, that has - no spiritual counterpart in the hearts of the. people to whom it comes,, cannot be enduring progress, and Is likely to be followed by ruinous reaction. Oregon will be a great state, great in every sense of the word, and especially in the most important sense, if her people so think and live as to keep themselves proof against the- cor rupting influence of mere money-mak ing. On Thanksgiving day we have one chief outlet for the spirit of thanks giving open to all citizens of Oregon, and especially residents in Portland, and that is the Good Samaritan hos pital. - '.-',- "This hospital has a record of which any city might well be proud. It has been liberally aided by churchmen, and patronized by the sick and suffering of all nationalities, and of all denom inations. It is uneeetarlan. and, as far at It can, cheerfully opens Its doors, and gives of its best to all needy sick peo ple. The, larger support It gets from outside contributions and from patients who are able to pay, the more charity work It Is. able to do. It needs at present are pressing and are as follows: Urgent Heeds Enumerated. "Balanceof Indebtedness on the Bishop Morris memorial wing, $16,000. This la being gradually reduced by the earn ings of the hospital. It should" be paid by outside contributions. "Indebtedness for balance due on street Improvement under bond, about $7500. "A maternity annex to be placed on vacant lots next nurses' home. The present ward set aside for this purpose is quite inadequate. "The main building Is seriously crip pled without -an elevator. This will cost about $3000. "More endowed beds. : Five thousand dollars will endow a bed. What better thank-offering can one make than to provide such endowmentsT "Contributions may be placed In the offertory plate or forwarded to Dr. S. E. Joseph!, treasurer, 610 Dekum building, Portland. : '- - ; "I earnestly appeal to churchmen in Oregon, and especially to citizens in Portland, whether members of the Episcopal church or not-lo -glva a . 11b eral thank-offering to this general hos pital. Let Us be thankful, and let us show it." One of Germany's numerous dirigible balloons has made more than 100 Jour neys with passengers without a single mishap. Do Your Shopping Early and Forget Washday The woman who sends her family washing to the Troy need not take washday into consideration. She sends us her clothes Monday morning and, knows that we'll always get it back the day it's promised. Flat pieces all ironed and ready for use every piece as fresh and sweet as it's pos sible for modern methods to make it. Our rough dry family wash -sojves the problem for the woman who must take time from her household duties for her shop ping or pleasure. " You'll fhd from a talk with; our driver that the . cost.is smalL Shall we have him call tomorrow? - Call us up. . , PHONE EAST 33 -ra, READY FOR. With the best quality and do your shopping. FREE " .a- Wkw.,SiH . iinii ii . t ' M - .X t t . Ian 1 (1 lVI POTATO LOOKS LIKE BULL DOG ( S f j J .'....:;:.;:-':;. t "''": IMW- nil : t i. ,L j Freak Potato from garden of L. B. Rece, 344 Eugene street. ';''-'". -v. ...':t " :- -(..: .-,-' L, B. Rece, 354 Eugene street, while digging -In?, hle-garden - patch tha other day . unearthed a two and one half pound potato which had taken the shape of an animal . more nearly resembling a bull dog than anything else. Mr. Itece gives it as his Opinion that the potat'i started.in to be a 'Bull Moose," .but that the Wilson majority episode scared all the "moose out of it :.:.J:rti. Why - Oyster Quotations Vary Olympla oysters mostly .used are graded hard,, medium and soft - shell. Because of suterlor meat and flavor the former are contracted for or purchased outright before the season opens by dealers having a fancy trade whoso tastes and purse alike demand quality. Soft and medium shells are lower , in price quotations , varying from 40 to 75 cents, accqrdlng to methods of deal er. Swelling (or bloating) In fresh wa ter is the most common method used in sacrificing flavor, often causing sickness, Portland Oyster Co. open hard shells only. Deliver east and west aide, holidays and Sundays, Twenty-two years' successful business la result, THANKSGIVING SPECIAL DINNER - A DOLLAR AND A HALF HOTEL BOWERS THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 28 Five-Thirty 'Till Eight. Unexcelled Cuisine Pleasing Music Phone for Table Reservations Now Main 7160-A-5824 Wright & Dickinson, Mgrs. Hose. Underwear OF THE MUSKEGON KNITTING MILLS. GUARAN TEED ONE YEAR. Mill to Consumer. As 8 oft and gilky "as worm siiic wears much better and never turns yellow with washing. Is absorbent and keeps the 50c skin dry and in a healthy r- c onitknw Guaranteed M.ui iiivsiiiiia, i vt men, women and children. "Solid Comfort," special sizes. VEGETABLE SIIK SHOP 4th Floor Selling Bldg., 6th and Alder : l .mi PHONE 6118 rut I tROy I Laundry y . co. THANKSGIVING of Jood stuffs, lie aure In this great new market. DELIVERY t r ,x ra a J a II J P0STM.1SHQVS VEMS' BRAIN HARD Reno, Nev., Nov. 23. That Harry B. Weems,. who 'killed himself and per haps fatally wounded Mrs. Estelle S. Baggot at Moana Springs yesterday, was either Insane or verging on insanity, was tho testimony given before a cor oner's Jury today by Dr,; 8. K. Morri son,1 who, performed an autopsy upon the body. According to Dr, Morrison, the left side of . Weem's brain showed distinct evidence' of hardening, - ' Details of the sensational tragedy were told before Coroner Davis and a Jury this morning. Dr. Morrison said Special Winter Prices c&asi vow roBMxva Riding lessons $r with expert tnced Instructor: special attention to beginners and children. Board for horses, $17.60 to $30.00 per month. Horses delivered free. . . KRAMER'S RIDING. SCHOOL ' lota and faffersoa its. . There's comfort, conven ience, pleaiure and a home like atmosphere at H0TE MALL0RY LOWNSDALE ' ':.rand;v Y A M hI L L Yet with all its ' advantages the , prices are low A Few Fine Rooms for Young Men With or Without Bath or Meals Call Main 1077 or A-6885 With or without bath or meals . You Be the Judge The thousands of Portland folks now eating this bread, find it de lightful. Suppose YOU try it. It certainly is pure and wholesome. Butter-Nut Bread Is a pure, perfect-' ly baked bread, made from the best materials. Be sure and ask your grocer for it. FRANZ JButteiNutBiiead tTCCLC0MFAriY' 1 f -.rfTtii.. '"' f iiTs-' ; h uiiaiSI II 1 f MMmm "i ' CW1MM I Your order for Monogram and7 Address' Stationery, which is a very appropriate gift for either sex, should . be placed now to insure the best work and prompt delivery. We have the latest novelties in white and fancy tints in all the most approved styles for the most fastidious to select from. , ; tl ' Here is something new: A mannish line of Gentle men's Private Correspondence Stationery. . In white . and many delicate tints and styles. Me would , ap preciate this more than- anything - else you could think of. 4 T : - Our exact knowledge tif every rbquirement and every .jjejtajlpfty embossed and copper .fclate enojaved stationery, in- vitations, cards, announcements,-etc., is at. your- service. z-MMMtUf Holiday Greeting Cards f 6r private and business use with your name, on is very much in fashion. -Call and see our splendid lines. We can please -you. "Everything for the Office" . o co::r:ER fifth he eoulJ not testify fiat v inftaue, but only that no v beooma so.. ...... A dispatch annoum-p ti-.st t!; i of Weems and his hnniier I nounced the dead man ami v claim the body. -No effort will be made to fu. ! bullet in the musclos of Mrf. r . back for some time. Mrs, IUh-.,-doing better than expected anil i chance of recovery. journal Want Ads bring results. Oregon Made Uinbrc!!: Heavy, durable' gloria, warranted fat color, paragon frame a great 1 ft", wearer; men's and women's,. vV Men's heavy gloria, color -warrant.! Rustproof Columbia Paragon 01 en frame special uliul' Men' fine twill gloria, warranted fuM color, Rustproof Columbia Paragon, sterling mounted baodlear 5 O P ' made for. hard service ....... . p.V J A rine line or Women Gloria Umbrel las, with the . latest $2.03 nanaies .......... Fine.' close-roll, tape-edge II silk glorl v. with pearl and gold-filled handles, in flat and round styles; also a-old-muunt- ed mission bandies, mounts warrani- ed five years, worth $7.00 A f special ...,... . . . . a-tisKJ Fine, pure f silk, with ebpny fljo Pn mission handles .. . . . . . . . . . . pJtO Kf ' C. K. mSKSSITK IM OKABOZ. TTmhreUas Secovered With AU Grades of Olorta and SUk. . A eloseroll, allk-warp tKoria Crj A better quality Gloria at 2,00 The very finest Gloria for iQ flfl Pure silk, taffeta or serge, $3.00 black or colors All Other mepalrlng at lowest Prloes. All kinds of handles .in stock nr from . .... .. . . ... . .-. . . . . , ZjC Ul let TTs Tit a Wew Vmbrella to Tour Handle. We Have All Kinds Cheap MEREDITH'S 2211 1 STC 329 Washington, Zmperlal Hotel Bldg. Foster & Kleiocr Outdoor Advertisers Mimio b vunxn . PAWTEO WiUI . Bast leveatk and Zaat Xveret Btru Bast 1111. B-asaa. Made clean Sold clean Delivered '.Clean Nowls TheUme to Select Your Fine Holiday STATIONERY A..:.. . An let ,r c i Wf .and - oa:: 1'hf German rtirmlsts claim to have manufactured caw's milk synthetically. Pry wood and coal. Alblna Fuel Co., Enst US, C-1I17. " " v "a 8FCOM), AND YAMHILL-, , . - v