The Oregon daily journal., November 21, 1913, Page 9, Image 9

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-r-THB - OREGON r DAILY -JOURNAL," PORTLAND, FRIDAY" EVENING, NOVEMBER ; 21, 1913.
TOWN TOPICS
A31USEMENT9
fillUQ-Eletentb and Morrison. "Bird of
Paradise." r -., - .
BAKKfU-Broadway and Morrises. "Tbe Grain
of Rust." -
LYRIC Fourth and Stark.-Kestln ft flood
Mimical Court! company la "Lost and
Found." -.-
PANTAUES- Brosdway and Alder., VandtTlUe.
Curtsin. 8:30, 7:10, 8:10.
COLUMBIA Blith, between Waehjnt-ton and
mark Ia. Motion pictures 11 a. m. to II P- ui.
PKOPLE'tt THKATKK West Hark and Alder
ata. Henry K. Dlxer in "Chelsea. 17760."
AKUAIK Washington, between Willi and
Broadway. Motion pictures.
STAR Wellington and I'ark. Motion picture..
OLOBB THKATUB 11th and Washington. jl.
t Ion pictures. .
v . Veather Conditions.
Portland and Tlclnlty Probably fair tonlfbt
and Saturday; eaaterly winds.
Oregon Generally fair tonight and Saturday;
cooler tonight east portion; easterly winds.
Waahlugton lialn west, rain or snow east
portion tonight; Saturday rain west; fair east
porttoHT aoutheaaterly wlnda. , r
Idaho Ualn or snow north, fair and cooler
south portion tonights Saturday probably fair.
XHKOU0KK F. DKAKE,
Acting District k'oreeaster;
Civil Barrio Examination. The Unit
ed Stateai Civil Service Comn-Jisslon an
nounces that on December 10, 1913, the
following examination will ba held in
this city: Laboratory aid, male, for
position in the bureau of mines, Pittsburg-,
Pa., from $600 to $960 per annum.
On December 22, senior land appraiser,
male, for position in the interstate com
merce commission from $2700 to $3600
per annum, and sanitary- chemist, male,
for position in the. hygienic laboratory,
public health service, Washington, 13.
C, from $1800 to $2500. On January
7, junior land appraiser, male, for posi
tion In the Interstate commerce com
mission from $900 to $1500 per annum.
Persons desiring to take these examina
tions should apply to Z. A. Leigh, post
office department.
to save, the county expteitye. on the
Jproadway bridge one light now does the
work of two In former days, and num
bers of 'lights on other bridges do not'
shin forth now. Murnane recommends
that an electrical expert be hired by the
county to look Over the" bridge lights
and dynamos and the lights and dyna
mos of the courthouse..
' Oregon Meat for tb Oregon -Paopia.
dei, It at Frank L. Smith's. Pass up
the Beef Trust's' Australian meats.
Smith's, prices are:
Boiled beef, 15-llc. Sirloin steak. 20c.
Ribs beef. 15-18e, r Round steak, 20c.
Rib steak, 20o ' Legs Tpork, 16u,
T-bone steak, 20c. Chops. 17V4-20C,
Pork roast, 13ft.-18cPlg' feet, 7c.
Salt pork, 15c.' Sausage, 12V4e.
Pig's liver, 6c. Shoulder lamb, 10c,
Legs lamb, 15c. Lamb stew, 8c.
Lamb chops, 16c. Loins mutton, 124c.
Legs mutton, 12c.Jhouldera, 8c
Mutton chops, 12Hc.Shoulder hams, 15c.
Hams, choice, 20c. Kggs, 35c dozen.
Butter, 32c. Crabs, 10c.
Bacon, 20-26c. Cheese, 20c.
Pot roasts 15c JS ,
Be sure you get In Frank Ii. Smith's
Market, 228 Alder street, botween First
and Second streets. (Adv.)
Interesting to Sportsmen. Of more
than ordinary Interest is the November
Issue of the Oregon Sportsman, now in
the third month of publication. It Is
published under the direction of William
L. Finley, state game warden, and in
cluded in its columns are articles of
Interest to hunters and fishermen of the
state. There Is in addition to the spe
cial matter a department entitled "Notes
from Counties," in which Items of in
terest to sportsmen are printed from
different counties of the state.
1 Hew Hardwood Company. To deal in
imported hardwoods the Portland Mex
ican Hardwood company, capitalized at
$160,000, has been incorporated by David
M. Dunne. Frank C. Barnes and Holt C.
Wilson. Articles of incorporation were)
filed yesterday with County Clerk Cof
fey. Articles were also filed of the
B. & B. Lumber company, capitalized at
$40,000, by W. F., Teresa F., Edna and
W. C. Bouton.
Lecture at T. M. C. A. "Tlie Voica
From the Home," Is the subject of a
lecture to be delivered by Professor
Norman K. Coleman of Reed college in
the auditorium of the T. M. C. A. to
morrow at 12:30 o'clock. The lecture
is one of the series on "An Introduction
to the Earlier Prophets," in Reed exten
sion course 17.
Special Wine Sale, Friday,' Saturday
find Monday, $2 Port, Sherry, Muscat,
Tokay. Augelica wine at $l,'.'o a gallon;
$1.60 wines at $1 a gollon; $1 wines at
80c gallon. Special prices on whiskey,
rum and brandy. We carry all makei
of bottle beer. Prompt free delivery.
Penney BroH.. 381 E. Morrison at. Phone
Kast 287, B-2426. (Adv.)
Tire Frovsd Serious James Patter
sbn was yesterday appointed receiver of
the Bishop Printing company by Circuit
Judge Kavanaugh on petition of R. C.
Bishop. Bishop alleged ' that the firm
became deeply Involved In debt as the
result of a fire In the plant at 83 Firth
street last August. The assets are
placed at $14,282.1$ and the liabilities
at $7532.07. The receiver furnished
$7600. bonds.
Estate Goes to BelatlTsa. Leaving no
immediate family, John A. Sloan, who
died November 16. bequeathed his estate,
valued at $24,000, to his nephews and
nieces, John S. Klngsley, Edward E.
Klngsley, Harry J. Klngsley. Kate
Klngsley and Carra Klngsley. A peti
tion for the probate of the estate was
filed yesterday.
Bosarlans Meet Monday. A general
moottrifr nf Rovol Rosartans has been
called for Monday at noon in the Com
mercial club ladles ainmg roor.
Among other matters to be considered
Is the sending of a Portland delegation
to the Pasadena tournament of roses,
January 1.
niwii tinirlnaara to Ma et. A rneetlncr
of the Portland Association of Members
of the American Society of Civil Engi
neers will be held at the Commercial
club Monday. November 24, at 6 p. m..
at which time the question of "Quantity
Surveys" will be dlBcussed.
Services at Ahaval Sholom. Services
will be held at Congregational Ahaval
Sholom, Park and Clay streets, tonight,
at 8 o'clock. Tomorrow morning serv
ices at 9:30 o'clock, . Rabbi R. Abraham
son will officiate.
divorce to , either Glaub or . his wife,
Frano Glaub. It was shown that Glaub
is a ' good workman and good to his
family whnn sober but that drink. lias
caused the 'family difficulties. He prom
ised to quit drinking intoxicants. Mrs.
Glaub charged cruelty In her complaint
and Glaub. charged desertion. ' They
were married In Stevens Point, Wis.,
September 12, 1903. They have. ; three
children'.' - ' . ,1' .
Foreign Iianguagss Taught. The
Portland . Toupg Men's Christian Asso
ciation is going to open three of its ed
ucational classes to women. The classes
to which women' are to be admitted are
for the study of modern languages.
French, Spanish and German are' the
studies to be opened to women.'. Each
class meets twice a week.- The French
class, in charge of Dr. V. B. de Lory,
meets on Monday" and Thursday even
ings, as does the Spanish class, which la
taught by A. R, Vejar. The German
class is Instructed by John Purcell. It
meets Tuesday and Friday evenings.
work that"comles within his department
and the proposed improvements fdrthe
coming year. The completion of . the
Stark 'street sewer and the laying of
laterals will also be touched ; on, Th
meeting , will be held at 1775 Belmont
street. . -'"' -r ,'''.
Eyeglass Comfort guaranteed, wheth
er your glasses cost you $1.60; $5 or
more, at Kubensteln's, exclusive optician,
189 Third street. ear Taylor. (Adv.)
Will Explain Amendment. Commis
sioner Robert T. Diech will address the
Tabor Heights Improvement association
at its regular meeting tonight. He will
explain the proposed amendment to the
charter for bonding property for street
improvements. He will also outline the
Steamer Jesals Rarklns for Camas.
Washougsl and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves. Washington
street dock, at J p. ra. (Adv.)
Tor S5o will mall you four bun. Hps
celery. Delivery Wednesday befora
Thanksgiving. Browndale Garden?,
Aurora, Oregon. (Adv.)
fresh Cider direct from famous
Lownsdale orchard. Apples $1 per box.
Old Ladd & Til ton Bank bldg., 1st and
Stark. (Adv.)
Chlnsis Exhibit at St. David's. The
Junior Auxiliary of St. David's church
will hoI,d a Chinese exhibit in the parish
house, East Twelfth and Morrison
streets, tomorrow ..fternoon from 2 to 6.
In connection with the exhibit there
Will be a sale of useful articles, candy
and table delicacies. No charge will be
made for admission. "
Three Xdttls , Tailors have changed
name to . Crown Tailors, Same high
class work, same address 245 5th. (Adv)
Shoes Rebuilt. tluararrtefd oak sole
leather, new shoes, factory price. Shoe
maker's, Inc., Morrison and W.. Park. Ad.
Try our 36o Blended Coffee. A fre
nulum ticket with eacn pound. Haines
Tea Store, 172 Third stroet; , ,
Hotel Ienox, Third and Main", th."
best rates in the city to permanent
guests. (Adv.)
Serlonsly Injured. I,, E. Darling1, 723
South Thirteenth street. Salem, waf
struck by a Southern Pacific engine thi
morning at HUlsborqi, 'The man was
badly Injured. His right arm was
amputated at the Good Samaritan hos
pital, where Is "now confined. Darling
was aSmember of the train crew..
Tour Zmas Photos. 32. Elmore Grove,
fihotographic studies. 839 Morgan build
up 1 (Adv.)
Sr. M. W.
Dtkum bldg.
Saris, dentist office 614
Phone Main 1040. (AdW
Sr. E.
building.
C. Brown, Eye. Ear,
Mohawk
(Adv.)
Sr.
bldg.
J. H. Miller,
dentist. Morgan
(Adv.)
'..'" Notice' to lawyers .
Let's have the last case first!1 a Id a
Judge on entering the court, after belli
told there was a Waamy ease and a Vasts,
of champagne. Gentlemen: Better limn
good wine are the suits.' raincoats sd
overcoats I setl at $14.75 and tls.lft. Th
nice effect lasts longer, J liamy ItuntV
315-16-17 Oregonlan bldg. Klevator to .
Jd floor. (Adv.) ,
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Card 9t Thanks, if.' t
Mrs. A. C. Bernoll and.famlty wlh t
thank their many friend for their kind
ness during our recent Dereavemeni,
Use common sen
IS ton. Main 164; A
buy Superior coal.'
-1541. ' Adv.) ;
Muslo In PubUo Schools. Gilbert
school has added a course in music,
with eight lessons given monthly in
each room by Professor Gerrltsen, who
also teaches music In the Llnnton
schools.
A Strictly Modern River Front Horns
for $1000, less than Its actual value.
Half cash. This is a bargain as an in
vestment or for a home. Owner. 712
Dekum building. (Adv.)
Japanese Prints and stencils are al
ways appreciated as Christmas presents.
We have an exceptionally fine assort
ment. Art, Craft and Curio Shop,. 404
Morrison.
Quorum was tacking. Lacking a
quorum made necessary by "the consti
tution for the transaction, of business,
the annual meeting of the Oreater
Portland Plans association, called for
Wednesday night, was adjourned until
the evening of December 3. when an an
nual dinner will probably be held.
Illustrated Lecture. "The City's
Money," a lecture illustrated by lantern
slides. Will be given this evening be
fore the Brotherhood of St. Andrew.
It is the second lecture In the Reed col
lege series, "The Voter and the City of
Portland."
Whit Temple this evening, Fannie
Hurley In Old Mexico. Finest collection
stereopttcon slides In America. Ad
mission 26 cents. (Adv.)
Divorce Hot Granted. Frank Glaub, a
carpenter at St. Johns, was placed on
probation for several months yesterday
by Circuit Judge Davis, who refused a
"Wear a
Benjamin"
A Thanksgiving Thought '
for Men and Young Men
To wear a Benjamin Suit is to know
clothes' satisfaction from a stand
point of both style-individuality and
service. And no matter what your
tendency might be as to material
and color, you'll find it expressed
in Benjamin clothes honestly ex
pressed. And remember: there'
a Benjamin at every reasonable
price. If yeu would know the en
joyment and confidence of being
well dressed, "Wear a Benjamin."
c$20 to $35
BUFFUM
PENDLETON
MORRISON
STREET
OPPOSITE
POSTOFF1CE
Pufveijors.oJNevOfcrk Styles lit
A Factor
of Efficiency
Orl the farm or in
the factory, HIGHER
EFFICIENCY means
REDUCED COST
OF PRODUCTION;
in the office, it means
REDUCED COST
OF BUSINESS. In
any case, it is abso
lutely necessary to
the greatest success,
and the right use of
3 a bank account is an
important factor in
business efficiency. '
Making payments
by check, discounting
bills receivable, get
ting working capital
when most needed,
money - saving busi
ness and investment
counsel, caring for
business reserve funds
these are just a few
of the BENEFITS
OF A GOOD BANK
ING CONNECTION
such as you would
enjoy at the North
western National
Bank.
Northwestern
National Bank
Third and Oak Sts.
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On Woolen Goods
Monster Annual
CLEARANCE SALE
$50,000 Stock Finest Oregon
Woolen Goods Will Be Sold at
POSITIVE ILL COST
At the Hew Grand Theatre, 10 3 Sixth
street. "On the Trail of the Spider.
Oang," a sensational detective story,
filled with thrilling and stirring ad
ventures and escapes; also roaring Key
stone comedy. A 10c show for Be. (Ad)
Three Per Cent Tux. A tax of $53.66
will be paid by Mary Tyron, a daughter-in-law
of Edmund Tyron, on a bequest
of $1788.72 she received from his es
tate. A three per cent tax is required in
a case of that degroc of relationship.
Bridge tights Seduced. Many lights
on the bridges across the Willamette
river have been cut out by Superintend
ent of Bridges Murnane In his effortl
AD. G. RYE
WHAT IS A. D. G. RYE?
Some say it's a devilish
good Rvc. Others call
it a delicious good Rvc
e call it ad..
Rye.
$1.25 aFulI Qt.
D. GERMANUS
288 Morrison St., Bet. First
and Second.
SOLE AGENT
W.H.MarkelI&Co.
Leading East Side Department Store
EAST MORRISON AND UNION AVE.
Special Suit Sale
L45
$2
Six days' special sale of Ladies' High
Class Suits. Regular $25 and $30
, plain tailored, in navy, brown, gray
and black. All this season's styles.
$8.50 and $9.00 One-piece
Dresses $6.35
Special foV Saturday and Monday sell
ing Ladies' one-piece Wool Dresses.
Navy, brown, black, red. Low neck,
long sleeves. Collars and cuffs trim
med in plain velvets and Bulgarian
silk. Either plan or draped skirts,
. Xmas Sale Slippers 98c
Fur or ribbon trimmed Felt Slippers
for ladies. Leather soles. These slip
pers are an extremely good value and
, will make ideal Xmas gifts. -
Corsets 89c
' Made of good, heavy quality, coutil, .in
medium and low bust. . Rustproof
steels, very strong and comfortable
Corset,' i Hose . supporters' attached ,
Tkc
Hazelwood Orchestra
GEORGE E. JEFFERY, DIRECTOR
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd
6:00 Until 6:30 P. M.
1. March, "Beautiful Persia" P. Lincke
2. Valse, "Cold and Silver" Lehar
3. Overture, "Ofpheus" Offenbach
4. Selection, "Han the Flute Player" L. Ganne
5. "Dialogue" Meyer - Helmund
6. Selection, "A Night in Venice" .Strauss
7. Suite for Orchestra, from "Sigurd, the Crusader,"
Edvard Grieg
1. Introduction.
2. Intermeiso (Borghild's Dream).
3. Triumphal March.
8. 'cello solo, "Cantilena" Goltermann
(Mr. Charles Duncan Raff.)
9. Mignonette Fremil
10. Traumbilder (Fantaaie) Lumbye
11. Paasepied (Dans Ie style ancien) Toulmouche
12. March, "Addio" H. Mouton
The Hazelwood Confectionery
and Restaurant
WASHINGTON STREET AT TENTH
Entrance at Alder, Too
Orchestra Music Week Days: Afternoons, 3 to 5
Dinner, 6 to 8. Evenings, 9:30 to 11:30
SPECIAL CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY, 6 to 8:30
, "These gems have life In them;
their colors speak,
Pay what words fall of."
OU'LL be interested in our wonderful
display of solitaires and -clusters in
both gold and platinum mountings; beautiful
diamonds of extreme hardness and superb color,
flawless in ctittine. 'Unusual values in single
diamonds Of exceptional brilliancy at $60. $75 and $100, a well
ss la the more expensive stones. Tour Inspection is courteously
Invited..
Platinum Mounted Pendants From $25 to $125
The service In our Optical Department,
is mAtt thorough and painstaking. All
examinations are free.
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Established' In 1870
oF Qualitx
use .4jjhb:
bet Alder and fforrsotr.
Phones Pacific Marshall 1
HomeA-6281
WE OFFER
PORK
Extra Choice Small Grain
Fed Stock
LAMB
Real Lamb, Superior Quality
BEEF
NO. 1 STEER BEEF
At Special Reduced Prices
This Saturday
FOR BREAKFAST these
cold, snappy mornings, try
Jones' Pure Pig
Pork Sausages
1 POUND CARTONS 25c
Oregon Woolen Suits
Our $15 woX Suits, $ 9.85
Our $18 Suits, $11.35
Our $20 ten Suits, $13.65
s
Oregon Woolen Shirts
Military Flannel
Mixed Wool Shirts
Our $ 1 .SO Grade
$2.00 Pure Wool Shirts, $1.45
$2.50 Pure Wool Shirts, $1.85
$3.00 Pure Wool Shirts, $2.29
$3.50 Pure Woo! Shits, $2.89
RUBBER -IMD
Shirts
$4.65
f 1
Oregon
Woolen
Mackinaws
Shawl
Collars
Norfolks
$3.85-$7.50
Ruff Neck Sweaters
Our $1.50 Sweaters. 98c
Our $2.00 Sweaters, $1.39
Our $2.50 Sweaters, $1.79
Our $3.00 Sweaters, $2.29
Our $3.50 Sweaters, $2.89
Red-Grey-White-Brown
Oregon Wooleii
Slightly Damaged
Our $3.00, $3.50
$4.00 Grade - -
In Red -Grey-Brown
Blankets
-:c
Heavy Wool Underwear
$1.00 Mixed Wool, 69c gpc wool
$1.50 Glastenbury, 95c q II 0!
$2.00 Rockwood, $1.45 1 1
BOSTON
DENTISTS
He sr. now located b.i.wn Fourts.
tnd Fltih on Washington atrsst.
and ar. prepared, lo v you flr.t
class work at rrasonabl prices.
Rubber Plates 5.QO and us
Gold Crowns WU-pO and us
Bride Work ...... .otS. SO and up
Puro.laln Crowns.. .. .3. 50 and up
lllver Fllltns JSOf and up
Gold PilUnxa ........ 8i;oo andup
. X. r. HXWTOsf . afrr.
CHWAB PRINTING CO
BEN F.GREENE. PRESIDENT
50c White Wool Sox,
Corner First and Madison Sic.
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