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THE OREGON DALY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVKJING, DECEMBER 10, 1012. GiVES HIS ADViCE ON Johnson was reelected master for the teuth timn.' Other officers elected are POINTS OUT NEED OF -front and show conditions as they 'exist the 'ptlsooera after they have ; bewi taken from the Jail and whether" tl)a court has any control In the tjiatter. of feeding or guarding prisoners held ' In the county Jail., "., "v',:'k . Opinions on these '"questions'"', were asked, owing to uncertainty as to the exact meaning of several provisions In the measure. --.., . , V ; .' , II. - C. Campbell was granted a right to the Use of as much water from the springs on the Multnomah county' farm as oan be conveyed through a two-Inch pipe. The right expires In fifteen years. It was granted In consideration of the fact that Canipbell deeded a strip of land, 60 feet wide, on the went end of his farm, for use as a county road, In erchaxiga -for,, tha.vatec. right. jmd.th.a old road right of way across his farm. His property adjoins the county's hold ings. Advertising for sealed bids for . an American vegetable machine- for, the oounty farm was authorized. -The bids will bo received by the county clerk un til 10 a. m., December 17. V V.v' ." . . . . iV,. Journal Want Ads bring results, ., r- i n:- today.:-ii1fi.::rvfe!-'"sf)rr:': .irtf IIVV as follows: - " ' Overseer, E. J. J?pooner; lecturer, Mrs, Marian Nelson, reelected; assistant lec turers. Mrs. K A. Niblln and Mies Will. 4 Mr. Lawrence said It is a function of Hunting bonis, hats, lurlvew, m atliUHlo goods, l etc. ' t or ? - Olni ohters,' the. Greater Portland plan to develop the waterfront rive .' It both utility and beauty, H showed many views Illus trating he plan of Improvement and then contrasted Its solid betterment with the evil conditions that tha people per mit today. . i ' : He quoted from an address delivered Hl.imief. ' . i SPENDING ROADM PR1S01 ArclKtr A .Wiggins, Sixth and 0ik, da Bucknian; Btewurd, W..N. On en: as sistant steward, Mrs. Jvy It. lliekey; Scratched 4Q Years Vsed I). 1). i. six Montliij - , 'All Itching Goiiei' ' I This Is the actual experience of Anne Cronian, Santa Itosu, Cnl., with the won devful D. D. D. Prescription.- 1 V. D, D. is the proven Ucsema Cuio. secretary, Mrs. Jjume It. Simtn; treas urer, Mr. KmmilSpooner; Ceres, Mrs. 11. A.,' Darnell, 'state road lecturer. In in uflurets Riven at the Evening Star ;nir.M meeting last Saturday night, de--!riJ. thai he 'opposed the road plan ! ropohed by the general grange ' com Mittw and ' Insisted that "the precincts riituild say where the money approprl r. t til for road .building nbould be spent. J.ji ii locality is bettnr Informed on the JniMic(lJatc.jailaDtlliaflmamalljrJia. e.ild. The noting was held nt the Sec tion r.oad liall. li A. MMin.; roTiiono, Mrs. JUeia JU '' "We have the most criminal Water. As tha result of the passage of an initiative measure at the last election which apparently gives the county court the control of all county prisoners sen tenced to labor,! the commissioners to, day addressed a communication to the district attorney asking his opinion in regard, to,. the limits Set upon them" by whether .the law gives the county cus tody of the prisoners at Kelly Butte, whether the court oas to provide their food, and ' has authority to direct how the prisoners "shall be taken i to ' the llott; Flora, Mfts A. : Davis; ; executive front In the United States if not in the fey President Penrose, of Whitman col committee, - . n; ..v;oveu. ' ana n. al. world," 'declared Ellis F. Iwrenoe In ICmery; pianist. Miss-Minnie Altman, and assistant, Miss Clara Sraith.t.,;, lege In a recent address In Portland, these words: "I do no't know whether you people ; of Portland have , brains enough to recognise tha need for a guide for future building of the city." That Portland Is the first oity In an address befofB'tha Electric club In the auditorium of the Electric building Will DECIDE ELECTION . : CONTEST TOMORROW last night. .'V. -j : .:.'; v.-v'v-.;, "It is a crime against the commerce of the Port of Portland. Jt Is a crime against the development of the city, Xufiift j2an,Jbftjna.gr6atfirtrada extension., there Can be no Greater Portland, with such a Waterfront,",;' ' ('-WivA.?,i the United States to adopt a plan for t u tore gro w b-by popular votei-was as serted by the apeaker. ywir- 'J the mild wash that gives Instant rellof in aU .-farms af nkla. ti-ouhla.- Circuit Judgo Morro announced that Cleanses the skin of all impurltl he will decide the motion to quash the The growth of the city, said Mr. Law. wasnes awny bjotchea and pirnplff, leaving the skin as smooth and healthy as that of a child. v Get a 60o bottle of this wonderful Ecscma Cure - today and keep it "in the house. ". . . '. i i' ': r :' ' -' , ... We know that D, D, D. will do all that Is claimed tbt it , - - ; SklUmore.Drug Co., 151 Sd st. ( ther mati.ix regarding taxation and lhsuai.ee of bonds were discussed by 1 hti : speaker. He declared that he doubled the wisdom. of Issuing: bonds. The annual election of officers of the grange was held at,- this meeting: and the. officers -will be' publicly Installed the first Saturday in-January. J.; J. Views were shown of Portland water rence. Is a menace, It care is not taken to prevent congestion,. Blums and to In., crease park area, tha convenience of contest proceeding's Instituted by Munic front scenes- tottering wooden docks; wharf rats' nests, antedated wharfage facilities.. Then In contrast, the magnif icently developed ' water terminals and ipal Judge Taswell against Judge-elect George N. Davis tomorrow, morning. At torney Henry St. Rayner. representing: Judge Taswell, submitted a 14 pare brief in ' support of the contest pro ceedings. ... -''y'V. ' iiK - ' i transportation and shipping. . - prjson front the county Jail., They also want to Know whether u Is the duty of river fronts of European and some of Harrv Glvnn. Etitrllsh hafiton. at Th the sheriff or the court to convey the American cities. The 'views were louvre. Musical program ft to 8, 10 to 12 p. m. , . the prisoners from tha jail to the Butte recently made of . the. Portland , water-1 and If the sheriff lias any control over ". L.JJi egngBi.lJui J.L MSI ICE RELATIVE iONEY BETTER DOCK SYS 0 COUNTY OF AN OLD FIRM "" ''''"' ,-:''' '' ': ' .'"" '5 V'":" i'v,:''t';'';' i i :' a f. i' '"'''; .,'-" !''.' '. ' "Z ' ! c ",' '";,.' i,' '..'' ' Y--' v t ' - n ) j S R J Will be paid to any charitable institution of Portland, if this store is in business alter January 1, 1913. The buildingwill be torn down at once, we have to get out, we can't afford to store the stock, we can't afford to see our merchandise dumped in the street. THIS STORE IS GOING OUT OF BUSINESS FOREVER MI si PT71 IB la Lsi Us .'.-;. .,. .... - .:.. .... . v.- .--I : I 1 . . -.'':. Thousands of dollars worth of Men's;W6men's, Boys', Girls' apparel will go on sale. Shelving, racks, even windows tornput ; Watch. the final W MenVloc 4 Sox....... 6c 25c Wool Sox. . . 11c 50c Suspenders at 17c $12.50 Young Men's Suits $3.98 lS.OOBIen's Suits........... $7,98 $22.50 and $25.00 (Jf A A Q Men's Suits. .... $1U 70 $15.00 Men's Overcoats. $198 $1.00 Boys' Suits. . . . $1.98 THIS IS FINAL. EVERY AR TICLE IN THE STORE WILL GO. OUR WINDOWS ARE WRECKED.' NEVER BEFORE AND NEVER AGAIN WILL -THK PUBLIO-IfA;VE--lHE-CJIANCE THAT THIS SALE OFFERS.- . . IM JPOMTTILAMD aTTT A TT Tn TT TTf II HI I TTTS Even Seini Im IPoFttlaiinidl Tlhie ri a . yurlLTQai'iLQ MEN 50c WORK SHIRTS 29c $1.25, $1.50 DRESS SHIRTS 49c 75c UNDERWEAR FOR WINTER .7 39c $2.00 WOOL UNDERWEAR . . : i . . .89c $2.00 MEN'S UNION SUITS .............. 89c $2.00 MEN'S SWEATERS. .49c $4.00 MEN'S SHOES , . . - , . . . , $i ,89 ALL $3.00 MEN'S HATS.. ...... . . .... .$1.39 FULL LINES OF BLANKETS, LESS THAN COST. o ANY HAT IN THE STORE, TRIMMED OR UNTRIMMED, VALUES to $7.50. . ..... .98c $1.50 LEATHER HAND BAGS .39c 50c CORSET COVERS 19c 15c, 20c LADIES' HOSE , 7c 50c, 75c LADIES' UNDERWEAR 19c LADIES' WAISTS, KIMONOS, DRESSES, r LESS THAN COST. : ; , , $3.50 LADIES' SHOES, ALL GOOD STYLES $1.98 TOME IS CLOSED Remember, this is the final windup. Our entire stock is going. Store goes out ol business forever. M2 Start T77TT Tl Tl O LLVUJO JU.JU.O mmm-EA(mM CORNER '..THIRD'-' AND YAMHILL NDtitiito $1.50 Ladies' House Dresses 39 c $1.00 Ladles Petticoats imnnlnl n4- - ' ..39c $3.50 Wool Skirts, (jjjV A Q new, up to date. . . . .tjpI.Tcy $7.50 and $10.00 Ladies' Coats .: 12,98 $15.00 and $18.00 Ladles 'acr.,..$5.98 $10.00 and $12.50 Ladies Suits . . . $3.98 $15.00 and $18.00, fas AQ Ladles' Suits 0.70. ; $25.00 and $30.00 . Tailored Suits. $10.98 STORE IS CLOSED WILL BE SOLD OUT. THIS IS FINAL 1'l'w4 irM.S-.i THE BUILDING IS COMING DOWN. VE ARE FORCED TO VACATE. AVE QUIT. 1k