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TOWN TOPICS AMUSEMENTS HHILlGVElewntii and Morrlaon.''Btops Thief.' BAKEB Broadway . and .Horrlaon, "Lion and 4ht , Mouta.", i i L.: ..: .- :;:,. ; .. -1 j-4JO1rrn -T.Wtm'.' KeatlagwA .Ifcod. Muaical Comedy . ,oaipaoy, :, lodlsa Log .,,Muir Oontwt. ;t : .i j). .- - V NTAUE8 Broadway and Alder.' Vaudeville. Certain. :0,I:18, :10. . - ? - COLLMBIAaixth between Waahlngtoa and - Mtnrh stst Motloa picture 11 a.m. to 11 p. m. fJwait'B I'HliAIBB-Weit far .ana aioer . eta.. "Lest Daya of fompelfA-i ARCAWB Waahlugton, '; between j Slxta . and Broadway. - llnilnn nfpturaa. 1 BTAK Washington and 'ark. Motion picture THE OHECON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY' EVENING' NOVEMBER 13;: 1913. aa painfully bruised. The accident happened at Eat Twenty-elghtlu and Burnside streets. The truck was driven by, 3, Ireland. Dr. Menitee, 1$H -EatL wcuiy-eigntn street. Attended Men serve,, who was taken home. The In- jurea man was riding: a motorcycle. - 'Ai-X &?:hr.$ Disbarment Proceeding. Three clr cult . judges will hear - the charees la alleged to have secured divorce. for client :1. through collusion. Attorney UcPougall and Whealdon. representing j.ue. jmujtnoman Bar Association, pre ferred the charges In an effort to have Hooker disbarred from practice because vi unprofessional conduct WOULD EtJJOIil SCHOOL .BOARD FROM PAYifIG mum land ' .ammiaiinn i .. - ' tlun plrturea. Juris-a. Davta has Invited Judges Morrow and Oaten a hi ah Washington and I'ark. Honon picrarea, i to wlrh h. ,,:," -CiLOBB the axub nib and WeaMngto. Mo- j J?."1,' " ? - tomorrow morning when Girls to Attend Garner Mlas Isabel! Austin, dean of . women at the Univer sity of Washington, and Mrs. Thomas F. Kane, wife of the president of thVlJnl- Varsity Of Washington ' will ilirrnn a large) party of coeds and sorority girls Weather Conditions. - Portland and vtelnity-r-yalr tonlgbt and Fri day) nortberlj wlnda. ' - wregon-yalr tonight and Friday; northerly . wlnda. .-. ' Whlnrtoawalr tonlgbt and Friday; east. r wiuoa, Id portion or dabo Fair tonight and Frtdar, rtondy south from Seattle at th football game Sat- ySlTJtr BbM! & tween h. vl of W. and th U. K'i'i, f ptrlet r"r7ca.ter. ' a Reservations for the party navs 1111 i 1 i i i .. , J , , , a ween maaa at to Multnomah botel, . EMf'Sid Tndi aMhoolTbt) vBo 4M-ps.Vi.','. l ''4$&kTZ?''' City Park Clvlo Impforementi t-eague, : ,7,T 1L--Samul Hill a.t lt meeting Tuesday night passed a w lecture at th library building to. resolution favoring the building of th "f ht at 8:18 on th "Scenery and High- new trades school on th east ewe. ea-1 s uitr uregon vuniry. ah are eons advanced for; the resoluOon i wer 1 welcome. ; No one will be admitted after that property. Is cheaper, .mor of , the 1 n lecture begins. Mr.i Hill will show News of County Board County-' . Superintendent of Schools Armstrong was allowed ' $50 by the county commissioners to defray the ex penses Of visitors an- thai annual County Teachers' Institute which will meet her at the library. November 24-28., - ATiutiWotdered"W circuit ourt . asking t for the appoint ment ::. of a guardian i 'for VAdolphS oonieweva spendthrift A pipe to drain th basement 'of th tuoerculosls Pavilion at the Multnomah farm was recommended by County Phy sicians Geary and Cliff and th matter was referred to Superintendent Jackaoii. ui tu xarm. , , t;v:v.tfcy A petition by George Arnold for Im provement of th Bridgeport road from the city limits to the Clackamas1 county MclndoeTlnsttu(rted?fo (.Begin. Work of 'Installing ;2 l.NM-...rnpsv&t lit: wwm. v Th7 government's f Initial ' eompllaac line, ;wa referred to llosd Supervisor lItvB ..campaign to Increase dredging Whit. ',. . ' , ' :hri-W?iik-r:Zi I Capacity on th Pnliimhf. rlv.-h.- Because the rontraft with h rinlnm. I in' the I form rf .ui. wa contract company regarding the to VMalor" Jam. v MTnA. wii.t sale of crushed rock was never entered J t f,me : Mclndo. district students llva on the east Wide and con sequently they would have to pay less err far. ' Th Invitation of th , Ros City Park Club house for the Improve ment league' to meet la . Us clubhouse for the first time tonight a number of oeautirui slides' of Oregon and north western scenes,'' V'..; ,- 'V-; vaa continued -The case against "was accepted, and the next meeting of I Martin f, Benny, ; charared v with '- selllnar liquor On Sunday, -was continued this morning In th municipal court until ednesday, when It will , be heard h jury, jrairoiman Jones arrested Pen ny, who conducts a saloon at Third and jerrerson streets, BoardMH Orew 'TastWhll Albert th leagu will be held there November 25,; iAf. that session, th propoesd rout ing of street cars' will be discussed.: tyS: Mr. Xisppwr Will l.ctxir-iU M. Lep per will deliver m number of lectures on the Panama canal. Monday evening. Not vember . 17, h will appear before ,the Woodmen' hall, East Blxtn ana I hotel for several montha nut hi hin ' - i inea against mm, cnarglng him with de- tb Mount ..Tabor, Presbyterian church, frauding an innkeeperf , H wi arrest- vim !, --1 vy avvpuiy vonstaDi Hunter yester lectures' will be illustrated with a num- X7 TOLT Plank Walt PrrhtInn lay a plank walk five feet wide and x- wnaing aiong the et. Helens Mad for 2780 feet was given the townof Llnn- ron oy me county commissioners. -: Th road will extend from "H" street to the mill of the .Western Oregon r Lumber company... . " ber bf new slides f the completed canal. y . ; . i Companies Xnoorporat To rect " sanitarium at St Johns, B. K. sully, Marion J. Sully and C. O. Boyer yester day filed articles of Incorporation of th St Johns Sanltrium company with ' Counfy Clerk Coffey; Th company was capitalised at $8000.- Other incorpora tions were: . Arleta Amusement cora panr. tlBOO, Irwin W..Cox, Clementa V. Cox and Roy Sheldon, i ; incorporators; St. Marks Attxiliarr to 'iraiftTk. Woman's Auxiliary of St Marks church will meet in the Parish House Friday. November 14.' Rev. Kdmnni Eimn.n : Robert Mays Estate company, to- handle J Ridgefleld, Wash., a former Portland . the estatf of Robert Maj-s (48,000, B I rector, will be the speaker. Th meeting ;r. mays, jcxtie xj. nuruuu uu ti. o. i win uegin promptly at I vclock. j Wilson, Incorporators. - . , , , I '" , : . ; :frf' ' Jj ' ' ""I " . - I East aiisaa arementThe Monta- e . VMS , Jateetlnr , Tomorrow A mass villa Board of Trade met -1.. ni.ht uin.ui, ivi iu wiyw.iw . , "i ( . "e ojiice t . A. 'N. Searle, "' East i; iiropujaea iwaier uruiuaucu win, uw iw i iignty-mntn i and East Hoyti street a In the central library auditorium. under 1 The paving of East Olisan street from tb auspices of the Political Equality East Sixtieth street to the Mount Hood . league , lomorruw f mv c.av f i railway Dridg was discussed. ' h speakers 'will be Leo Frlede, A.- Klngj - A uson ana wnnno wwuw I A BOUtB Ht. VUMnThe' Parent- ers and those , interested in good city I Teacher association ! of South Mount ! govammeni are urgea ' autnu. mem- ioor wui noia its monthly, meeting at vers or rn: league are a craamar ira-iuw uunwi lomorrow aiternoon at 2:30 " portant business at , theclos of th ocloclt ,;?Lk rR, Alderman, will address Suit C6nmenced;ahd.JDirec- : t tors Cited ; to ' Appear in ; Court by Judge Kavanaugh. Alleging that the school board of the Portland -district is ' about ta coninm. mate th 'purchase of sites for an in- duatrial high' school and for a. cram. mar school for Which crlr.es ara ta hA patio rar in advance of th actual mar- KOI ValUe Of the land. C fl . Junlonn entered a suit 1 in . :i Judaa , Kavana.urh I Into, th bond furnished by th com-1 government engineer,' Instructing him ta court 'tooay.: enjoining the directors of I W'W ordered returned. ; j . I iw aaaitionai rpumps on. ; the ineuiatnct rrom " proceed bis- and ak-l Eleven vv. hi. ..a "H wineoit. Major Mclndo had ing for a permanent restraining order. I th surgery in the west wing of th rcmmended th Installation. ; ' Judge . Kavanaugh.' Immediately issued I court hone- w.' - : 'PJans for 24 Inch oumna will h nra. an . order citing; thr director to- appear J county ; commissioners . by WhlddeO' A I Pr ' by th district engineer subject r auLVi jiuuu m i Arfvwia... arcniiects.-' t, v.'w.Wwi! wJ I a'provai py tn aeprtment at wasn- Bids from 1121 ta lios foi- ,aif, n"Tton "d effort will be made to have I them , ready for- usa by the time s th Multnomah farm were received from thMredr e back. to- work on' the; bar Crane 'eomrianv. 'an .-f.r.i - r, I next SDflna. '.;' ''.'(' 'y-v?? .j- Physician Geary. , . a-v' -ri'' , .. - . I TH Chinook Is bow equipped j with .sine question of the employment p a I two zo inch pumps. Two additional 14 men pumps will greatly. Inereas tb capacity especially If at Is found pos- n r i 37" "The Furs That She x Prefets' TTh e "di slingui sfi i nVv"cn "aV 1 'acteriitic'of th Liebea' ' Fur tock " is fth ' im- mense, variety and the ; .uniform modesty jt the pricea--one price only- lowest ' rt consistent J with , ' quality. o'clock and show cause whv the in. junction snouia not b. granted. - ino auu seKS to enioin ; tn nur. chase of a It acre tract near the Cres- ton school in the southeastern section ox tn city, and four acres near Mult . . . V- - n ih ""AatV Holman.; : . , .v . for an mgrlcultural high school and th fmPU "?fn, L pi ? Qiet weather, to use all four latter tor a , grammar , achool. Fo? Munf S 1. ',m!il! .J : fe r' m 10 acre tract in noara tias axreed I u....a ..7 .:-I ii-)aiBe jn. areaging j capacity to- pay $3000 an acr. forao acre, and imrnedlla mean, that th tlm will b.- mad 2875 an acr for th remainder, a ,?ig5taf ehorter until the bar .hall be removed part of the land being assessed this tTm lJTJJ9' the channel deepened to adroit the year at' 1726 an acr - and th. r- ?en!Foler 'ened i Plng Ursrest shins to th. rviinmhio -nv.r malnder ; at 60. , The four acre.. on iZ7 to, 90IyL- Th fronTwaihinglon is ilso the Oregon Electric lln Is assessed at 5 SfJ?-w-rlJjAvVrman o ve conveyed authority !2" ?B. cre and for.thi. property the w"lc. th.CUnoo irtnSnl ZXr;.r?. 'Z for the use' of the ,ii.,hai , . aD0 JU.ooo, in line with recommenda- , iTTZti'T I "mall amount of macadamislnr miarht . ma1 J 0 ' by f. Major , ei iwlll be available fronts automohii n. Iculatlon that either Colonel Burr of th wanton and outrageous wast of the I c5n.s : ed for the construction I Washington j office, or Colonel ; Harry money of the school district,, and that I v : ."J; mues or permanent and Tranini engineer, wouta d th sctuarmarket value of tb lands jsJ model highway was mad by D. C, Lel-JPPmted as successor to Major Mc munhv 1ilriw hn nrlrta v ArsH nnn I ter. County Auditor Martin ' was ra. Undo, who leaves to taka chars of between the owners and the board of 1 5uestea t0 ,ve til board Information on government engineering work In , the uiv uiuney wnicn win ne received. r I Philippines December 1, received a dou- In reply to a auerv from tha IibmHm, I hi. nMiinn via mnrnltiaT :. A wit ara Surety company Whidden .A IjwH Wuainrtr.. . ti.. architects of the courthouse, said that said that neither had been appointed as ii. -. JHtpecteI thai th 0non Hard- successor to Major Mclndoe, and' Major W,t il?JrZWli t?Jai1P itn con Mclndoe, "when questioned, said that lbi".P0Iith nd that their bonds, neither man had been mentioned to him , uni purew .company, WOUld I., ht. .hn V.. wa. 4n Wa.h. Our Greatest Pride Buyers Satisfied H. LIEBES & CO. -288 Morrison St.; Bet. 4th and .' 5th. J. P. Plagemann, Mgr. , -Attorneys Joseph & sent the complainant; ' Haney ' rrepre-j publlq meeting.; Inheritance Tax Pixdv-The heirs of Mrs. M. J. Qlle will pay th state $640.28 In inheritance taxes. .: The , estat i. valued at $84,104.05. ' H. Qlle, her husband, received $89,802.03 and will pay $8d.$l. e;TI.".Uure children , each, re ceived $14,665.12 and will pay $96.65 tax each. The children are Katherln' Ll Oil, Eleanor E. Oil and Albion O. nit. ir-,.h, h.i- uoalvul tha tRAOA 'a. emptlon from the tox and was assessed room i tea, papered and done over to on per -cent on th remainder. LT location, phone .y ivvwi. vinTAWr - BOrVlCfJ. All from lamuy noieu. airs. w. s. Ott man- , ; - (Adv.) me .meeting. r isverv one intereatwi la I cordially Invited. . - ' . , . A Simple Horn Bemedy. For rheu matlmn, lumbago or kidney trouble: Mix S ounce, aalgren -with 4 ounce. oHv oil and take tn 2 teaspoonful doses. Sal grene cun tains no alcohoL Alcohol is an Irritant to the Iddneys. Far a.i. .t all druggist 'V, ; r;;; (Adv.) v JCbtrt sUrgente-Slngl rooms and 2 ' Mia 1aVgM .AYimitMA -J3arA ahlpwreck only to receive the news that r:!!fM.1'i his wlf and- two babies had been lost in j'wi1''.,.,. :". .- f the Ban Francisco earthquake and fire, ,1;Q".' Td rV K eU Mk 1 the experience which befell a wealthy thlra comfortable and restful by young San Francisco business man. He Keeping your mattresses and pillows ren- returns to hi father's home in Phila- ""r'J v"ntt vunea Mair Mattress delphla. broken in health and spirits ctoryV J5th and Lovajoy streets, and finds his loved ones. This is the Phone. Main. 224, A-1847. (Adv.) " .- story told. In "When th. Earth Tram- L - '-;;- ' ' , -r, , bled," a big three reel drama at th Co- At Vw Grand Tnsatr, 105 Sixth, lumbla. . , . (Adv.) Thursday, Friday. Saturday, "Dr.. Nioh- . ' f olson and the Blue Diamond," thrilling To Vrotaat Aaralaat .Kanarlne. mm. Tha detectlv story, three reela. anrf Anti-Capital Punishment Crusader, will I Keystone comedy. Don't miss It - 10c bold a protest meeting-In', the plaaa; to- Bll0W" ;.&fc.':;'''x-''': . !(AdY-)Ut nignt at a o ciocK to protest against tn hanging; of Oswald J. Hansel for the murder of Judge F, J. Taylor of As toria tomorrow morning. The speakers will b Frank S. Collier, Rev. E. S. Bollinger, J, 8. Kerchen, Rev. 11. L. Cox, Mrs. O. Kyle. Dr. Levi W. Myers, and Rev. John" S. Hanson. i .Cooperative Store 2uit; The MontavlUa Mutuallst association's cooperatlvu store has passed out of ex istence and the MontavlUa grocery' has bought the stock and occupied th prem ises. 'The directors of the ' cooperative .tor met Tuesday night In the office of A. N. Searle. East Eighty-ninth and East Hoyt streets, and closed up their affairs. Obligations of $600 to Stock- noidcra Stan and worick and to firms who "Supplied goods, have all been met The' failur was du to an Incompetent maneger. .t I .aid. automatically be exonoratail The resolution of October 2 oreatinar jr' B. Small roadmaster was repealed and ne will resume his title of road aimer. viaur aisLrici i. , That the O.-W. R. A N. comnafr n us uau iv pay ineir snare ror tha iis-ht. ing or xne eteei brida-e. a meter ha. been ordered Installed to measure the electricity used by the railroad com- Ington recently. "I was old who -my successor would be, but It .wa. no the name of either man mentioned," said Major Mclndoe. JVW Speak at St. Helena. Sues for $35100 Damage. Because a splinter of steel-from a wedge he was using put out his eye John Llsk suing R. A. Nelbauer,- a farmer near Gresham, for $5100 dam' pany. TO District Attorney Evans waa m. I ima. Tha trial la In nroarreaa bafnra xerrea a. Dlll tor 119 submittal hv th. Pirenlf JiMara rt.atnn TJalr waa hlrWI On November 20. Circuit Judge Cle- I 0.W R. ft N. company for monev tinld I b Nalbauer aa a. Carm and and waa ton Will address th Columbia County I Thomas McMahOn for the killinar ef hla I anllttlnr a lno- whan lnlured. Nefhanar xeacner- insuiui ac rxctens. Juanioui near nuimomui jraua, Count v n. a baaa that ha told I.lalr to watch tha ueeton once taugni in dl iieiens anaipwyes aruppea lumper on th right of wedge and let him know If It splintered wa. superintendent of schools of Co-J way fence and broke It down, which las it wag warranted not to splinter by lumou county . jer a term. ., An -invita- 1 aimnea me can 10 ue ngnt Of way. I the man Who sold It to him. won xo- aoaress xne insuiuie.io d neid I n oumpany noia in county responsl- m.tJiaiBop coumy on isovemper 18. was I me. uvviiueu iwauao uia wuj l - wuiK will not permit him to leave on that date. Overcoat- Weather Mnir Jessi Harklns for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday.' ; Lav. Waahinton au n( uuv P. m. rj.: j-r (AdV.) Komopauuo Treatment of Goitre ana oiner gianauiar aifectatlona ,Dr. jr. im ju.an.ensi, ub McKay bldg. (Adv.) -Th r Biggest I Tow xnu notaan n 1 Ttaar Rtnrv lCvae Tnlii" la ha ttT th. I i flvwwt . - " - , , -' , . vuvwniiu sfcuuieah ad Morgan build. lecture to be given this evening at the ina-. J Frv .AJblna branch library, $50, Knott .treet, ' ' ,tAdy.) a ociock. ina lecture iruirraomicu. I - ome for Aral aiia i,MM. ' the bear atory being the .tory of the I -ZZl???lnJ?li' 7n,.,- great dipper.; It 'will be Illustrated wltK U 7- "ZLll; " KMr c51: "i"r i5Twrpuijne Home for Taberonlar Xatlent:iw. will be given at th Oroabam brnofe Z??C9:'ot mh B'26?, Adv. library tomorrow evening1 at $ o'clock. ; Astronomical Xector ii IVMtnr on Tot and City The Bro therhood : of 6t Andrew has 'arranged, to have the series of lectures on "Th Voter and the City of Portland," One of j the Reed college extension courses, and It will be given at St Stephen, parish bous. th first lecture : on "How . th I City Is Governed," at 8 o'clock tomor row evening. . Tha lecture will be Illus trated by lantern slides. Dr. . C. McTaxiand, moved to suit ei, Aiwr.an . uiug. (Adv.) r. "T.' JK. ,HUlr, bldg. . . . ' . dentist, Morgan . - (Adv.) Prof. Wood Ketu.Th : second 'lecture of th aeries on "Modern Social Molchay Goea to .San Francisco. J. H. Molchay, assistant general freight agent of the Southern Pacific, left . for. San . Francisco last night to check over new tariff sheet now being compiled. It was explained today by General Freight Agent H. ; A, Hlnshaw that the rates Involved - ftr V not ma- Problenis.T Reed Collegw : ; extension I lally. different from those already in 1 ma aeT aneei - would be a more , concise , notation, embodying the regular tariff sheet and numerous sup plements issued from time t time. Mr Mulchay will be absent a week or id days. :;:;,;'53vrs;. ti-Av'ftv,, course, 13, will be given at $ O'clock this 1 evening-In the central public library. Th subject of this evening's lecture is "The liquor traffic and related social problems." It will be delivered by Pro fessor Wood and the public is Invited to attend. " Hast Bide Meeting. The Greater East Side United Improvement 1 association will meet tomorrow avenlng in the East Side Business Men's club rooms In th Clifford hotel. : Progress t made toward the municipal ownership of telephone : and constructive criticism of the city . budgt. with, inclusion of 150,000 for public markalri avlll be among' th topics or. fliscussion....-..-..-. i. , jff y t j Xectur Annoniicmnt--Cornmlssloner Dert u. Dleck.wlll give an illustrated xereopticon lecture ' in auditorium ' of East Side library thist, evening at 8:15 oclook. Th toplo will be improvement bonds and proposed amendments to city charter, to be voted on December . Lee. xure neia'unaer auspices of East Side Business Men's dub. The public Is In vlted.,..;. MtinaT i PostponU-Th ' "parental school"! esslon of the. Parnt-Techers association which waa. to have been held at the library building last evening was postponed becaus of professor Hoi den's lectur at Lincoln high school. Th meeting will b held at the library next Tuesday evening, November 18, af 8 o'clock. Instead. , : ' i . . v BOXING : Paolfio Coast Boxing Championship ..n??!!, auspices.: of Multnomah Amt- 1 3 Market Man Before tyourt- : On a complaint froni the health de partment,- William Cons tan tine, . pro prietor of a meat market at -Second and Alder streets, was before th municipal court this morning on tb old question or keeping-meats on the counter cov ered.;, The cas was continued until No vember 28, as Constantino said h had ordered the cover that would be ready for us within a few days. Traffic Men Meet at Seattle. Rail and water' rates and dock Drob- lems confronted a gathering of traffic men of the northwest at Seattle yester- aay. tnougn most or th . topic, .dis cussed bad particular reference to Puget sound porta . W. C .Wilkes, asslsUnt general freight and passenger agent of the Spokane, Portland & Seattle, and H. E. Lounsbury, general freight agent of the Oregon-Washington Railroad ft Nav igation Co were Portland', representa tives at tb conference. Mr.v Wilkes attended th banquet last night given In honor of President Gom pers of the American Federation of La bor, and ' Secretary - of Labor W. B. WUson. - Order Affocta Bread Name. " The Washington : Street Publlo' Mar ket, and Boehm Broa, proprietor.' of a tall In. that market,, must' not mark their ' bread "TipTop," according to a temporary restraining order. Issuad by circuit Judg Cleeton yesterday. The Log Cabin Baking company claim, the sole right to the nam and sued for a restraining order. Road 'Supervisor Small renortad that $26 would cover th cost of making a I Tni Is overcoat weather. Buy where fill at tha turn nut nf.r T nvi... I Vonr dollar, riav for the. eoatWlnatmid waV don. byTuntV wo?kme'nJMA w flxtuTea" Tik. Awtor to. Jlw BnSnT accepted In payment..--.' a , j . , Road Supervisor Small reported that th .surveyor', stakes were being, fol lowed In . improving the county road south from Cotton station, In answer to criticism by D. M. Cathey. That . th Hewett boulevard can be repaired at small cost -when th weath er permit., was the report of Super visor Small , In response to ' a letter from Henry Hewett. He reported that the Germantown road . Is being im proved ' and that be would Interview F. N. Lesley and other. regarding- the improvement of th- Brady, road and determine what Is needed there. . . Th sum of $300 for graveling the Chas road was ordered spent If avail able. Nils Johnson and other. . ptl- uonea tor in improvement. - . jonn Kotn, is Vancouver avenue, petitioned for- the graveling of the River road from Mors crossing to on oair mile, east of , Vancouver i a ve nue. f f uouniy vommissioner uoiman delegated to sign proofs of loss of iiy.5 on account of the fir on the Broadway b ridge, .August 22., ., i Ictnre, at Wcidmere; Tha Pnreat-Teaeher club of the Wood- mere school will hear a lecture by Colo nel Robert A. Miller tomorrow evening. Refreshments will be served and In ad dition to the lector there will be a short program. Woodmer achool house is four block, south of Ray burn station on tn Mount Scott carlln, , GOOD PURE FOOD EATS FOR COLD DAYS The kind of Pure Food Groceries that contain the nourishment that , gives vim and life to the system,; and to' be obtained only at . .-, ; ' , 4 "THE STORE OP QtJALITY' - ' s V X .1 JL. ''. . if. i a Portland's Exclusive Handlers of Everything Good to Eat, ' 148 Third St' ' . , V . A-4432, Main 9432 ;! FOR THURSDAY; FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JWE OFFER: IMPORTED MACARONI, SPA. t GHETTI OR -VERMICELLI, 3 packages f or : 50 NEW CITRON PEEL, lb.. .25 NEW ORANGE AND LEMON " PEEL; pound k . . 1.20( BOILED CIDER, qt. bottle 30? FULL QUART CALIFORNIA BRANDY, bottle i .,..;.f 1.00 IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE. ; ID. ... , , , , .IB BLACK AND WHITE SCOTCH WHISKEY, bottle 91.25 TABLE ZINFANDEL, pints,' at . dozen ,f2.75 Some of the; Quality Stotk That Arrived This Week: 1 ?' , : 4 POMMERSCHE GOOSE BREAST, lb.'. . ... .$31.00 JSS'-PAIRY FARM SLICED BACON, Mb. cartons ,;...45 . IMPORTED POTATO FLOUR, package . ; 20 I ALLIGATOR PEARS, each ..,..V.;..T ..,.SOi CHOCOLATE APPLES, Holland, each !,35a GERMAN MUNICH FRANZISKANER KELLER BEER, pints ; : ; f 2,75 dMenTTua5 d?(Bn .$55.50 .NOW IS THE TIME TO PUT Up YOUR MINCE MEAT " f Everything is fresh, and wo would be pleaaed to fill your order, - WE CAN SUPPLY YOU with STRICTLY. FRESH RANCH EGGS "Yours for Quality" ' ' , " "" - "Special Mesaenger Service E..;l)iiiali teur Athlatln' rfnh : night November "18 Vnd irUBniei iS2S'2t",WdlB JtWetIo club on 5, coast Star-tin 1:20 n. m. h... TenXZ i ."'"ei-al admlssloiv $1. R. gymnaslum m' , general admission: $1. R, served ringside seat. $a. - w (Adv.) t. K;ati betwa ; Fourt ad ; Fifth on Washington .treat prlcea nuDoar ariBM ,....i.6.00 nd u gfs :::::::jf:g :s! RSiffmftO end un Silver Finings eeid inuinr H. y. arcwios. Mgr. snd us and wa ?3.22 c 4 , Injured la Colllsicit In a collision : last evening with an auto truck, A.. E Monsorv, 1014 East Burnslde street CBHvvADPi;iTi::c col F.OREEME.PRrSlRrriTl i 'Ii'" , i Is 1 la l: - m-JM a aai w( ii- '.aw- . v.j'. , m i . . m . . : ' I II VI . I, I ifA " eryttyp'Uf;:iL l . -Yi I i ' , nirnuur which will be I I , A' I I hended down from one I II rfi (I I . fratloa;;.to,anoairt I J II AM' I I v Aak your daler for;? j : I II ltotxranChalra. , i,4 t MtU ' $1 . . , . 1111 -4-aasWMssWsssBV- 1 K mT m .'-tmm i . - . ,,,M,,,,,;,,,,.,..,,t,. ,, , Ti H -. ;:; HJ V ( aaaaaaaaa : , ; trn.1TTtin .'... ..! ...... wiiv.. : : i., '-.k3sasijsii; iBilSl ' P i JtrSia -Til. K bill ' For Suit and Cloak Buyers , Women of this cily f rom past experience :t Garments second to none anywhere Oar ;1ine has steadily erown-better until, at M this time, we are showine the hand- I soraesi in; every aetaii m larger variety man ever Deiore ana . at ' greater reduc tions. ', ,' , . Thrilling Specials 1 Hat Will Thrill $50.00 Garments ;.t.;;. $27.50 $40.00 Garments H;M$24Q $30.00 Geit$ia0 $25.00 Garments !.$140 -ti'-f. -til Every' carment" ' in tJie ' hoWe ' srlll s "be placed on sale Thorsday;y Friday, Satur day. 5 From. this collection of New Yorlr samples can be found oracticallr ?anvi $ V style," color.;or fabric worn this season, at , above" actual : reduction : -.?- .Ah . ., ... , VI 1910 UPSTAIRS ISSn WHmWM. Roomi 203-204-205 S wetland Elfi&ti& Fifth and Waahingttn Sts., Red Bldg. Entrance on Fifth '7,.; r;;, JiiAHOW MOE TRE 230-232 Morrison St., Special Aflcnts - ; VVc Give Green Trading Siamps drin 15 TONS CCOUJMBIAfRWl 'Vl -VsTi'- law ' : "" '"'""ry aTTi f tJt- S' 'S THIS1 SPECIAli''1stat!our f Jf;:ll;;;' rbetvveril'iUder' artd Washington : ' v - Diumm trotect Yourself, Ask for !l'..,)a .Tk C nra
