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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, 1 PORTLAND. THURSDAY . EVENING. NOVEMBER -12. 1914.
TOWN TOPICS
T v.. -
(316th DAYO r 1914.)
AMUBEMKXTS
BEIMG Broadway at Tajlor.
Curtain 2:1S
nd S;U. Wednesday aud Saturday mat-
Inert. "Milestones.''
BAWKK lWody and Sixth. Curtain 2:30
and -a:20. Matloaea ttuBda, Weunesday and
, Baturda. ttakar lfia "alagji l'ej-
PAMTAQES Broadway at Aider. Vae4TUl.
Curtain ;30, 1:M and :lu.
LOEWa. tlii-UESIt Broadway at Yamhill.
VandaTllle. Continuous l:au to 5:30; 7:30
and .15 week daja. Continuous. 1 to 11
" Sundays. . .
LYRIC fourth at Stark. Curtains 2'30, 7:30
and 8:10. Keating at Flood .Musical Com
" tdy Company lu "iulu ot the Underworld."
COLcJUBli Hlxti. between WaaLloftoa ana
x .
ifolluti pictures.
1 . .
v.. Murk atreets.
PEOPLE Weat Park at Alder atreet. Ho
' - I km pictures. ll:;w a. m. to ll:3o p. m.
STAtt Watolugton at Park, ktotloa pictures,
14:30 a. ui. to ll:3u p. m.
NATIONAL Park and fctarlt. Motion picture.
12 n. tu 11 D. ffl.
' GI.oHK Wasblugtuo at Eleventh. Motion pic
tures, 11 a. m. to 11 p. m.
MAJESTIC Washington at Park. MoUon pic
turn. 11 a. ui. to 11 D. ID.
SL.N8ET Washington at Broadway. Motion
pictures. 11 a. in. to 11 p. m.
iur. IO:l a. ui. to 11:15 D.
AUT 11C8EUM and Taylor. Hours
to 5 week days, 2 to 3 Sundays; free after
uuoos ot Tuesday, Thursday, JTrlday. tiatur
Today's Event.
Manufacturers' aud Land 1" rod acta Show
at Armory. October 29 to November 14.
mate convention or county asseaeor ai court
be a fraud. The latest victim. Is C.
8. Jones, 670 Northrup . street. The
utranser applied at: the Jones home a
few days ago, : stating that he could
employ Mr. Jones a few hours In the
afternoon and evening at the rink. To
secure the position, "Jones must deposit
2. This was done, but when he re
ported "for work the management of
the place had not authorized the em
ployment. Detectives Hill and Ham
mersley took up investigation of the
case,- as well as similar reports that
the . same man had obtained money
from other persons in the city upon
similar representation.
evening at 8 o'clock tn the Lincoln
High ' school auditorium. The princi
pal speaker of the evening will b
Rev. C August Peterson . of Seattle.
Wash., a popular orator. There will
also be an address by Rev. George
Hendricksen, president f the Oregon
auxiliary for the Panama-Pacific In
ternational exposition. The program
will include music numbers by Mr.
Brandt, Miss Robinson, the Norwegian
Singing society and by an all Norwe
gian chorus.
Woman to Bold Mass KseiUUT
Women interested In the "open court"
movement will hold a mass meeting
Saturday afternoon in Library hall,
Tenth and Yamhill. At 2:30 the com
mittee, appointed to investigate the
baring of Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin and
other women from Judge McGinn's
court during the trial of the ball play
ers in the "girl cases,'- will report.
This committee is composed of Mrs.
Thomas Hawkes, Miss Hallie Thomas
and Mrs. M. L. T. Hidden. At 3 o'clock
Deputy District Attorney Frank Col
lier has been invited to explain the
law relating to the open court and
regarding the unwilling testimony of
women or girls. S Judge McGinn has
been asked to atttnd and explain his
order shutting; women out of his court
room.
Damage Cass Dismissed. Because
no nes-lieence was shown and there
was no evidence of violation of the.
federal employers" liability act, lor
the first time in over a year a suit
for personal injuries was dismissed
by United States District Judge Bean
today. M. H. Mooney, a laborer, waa
the complainant against "the Peninsu
la Lumber company, and charged that
defectively loaded truck had over
turned and mashed his foot. The suit
asked damages of $20,000.
lings worth .avenue branch library, it
was decided to hold, a ' get-together
banquet the latter part of the month,
and at the Jefferson , high school if
that .building can be procured. ' P. S.
Scritsmeier. Hans Kurth and OJ F. T.
Johnson were appointed a .committee
to make arrangements and to arouae
interest in, the Peninsula district. It
was also decided to establish a North
Portland Commercial club -class at the
Peninsula Park recreation gymnasium.
If more' than 13 Join the park direc
tors will give the club a special night
once a week, ,
Coming Events.
Convention of wholesaler and Jobbers fit Cen
tral llhrarv November 13.
Uealty Board luncheon at Commercial club
November lit.
Lincoln High play a Portland academy at
football on Multnouiali field November u.
Civic league luucbeon at Multnomah hotel,
Kuvembar 14.
Oregon Agricultural college play University
or Idaho at looiusu ou aiunuuuisu ucm iw
mm Im. 1 A
notary club luncheon at Benson botel, No
vember 17. .....
. Ad club luncbeou at Portland bote! Novem
W 18.
farmers' uiilou convention at court bout 3o-
aa 211.
Transiiertatlon club smoker at Multnomah
hoirl, November -1. ,
Transportation club luncheon at Multnomah
boti'l. November Zi. .
Progresaive Businek Men's club's pumpkin
festival at Multnomah botel November 24.
Transportation club TbankHKlvioic dance and
"flu ijuudred parly at aiuunuman uorei
November .
. Thanksgiving day, November 20.
River Trip.
Dalles City, to The Dalles and Cascade
Locks, Tneidsy, Thursday aud Saturday, Alder
. street dock.
Steamer btate of Washington to The Dalle
tally except Thursday. Taylor street dock.i
Port Information Supplied.
Information! regarding tbis port may be ob
tained from the Portland Chamber of Com
merce, 09 rlXtii street. Telephone Main i3
r A-12B3.
Fire and Police.
rire department Main 7700, A-1323.
Police department Mala 7181. A-6751.
Today's Forecast.
Portland and vicinity Tonight and Friday
Cloudy, probuhlv rain; easterly winds. -
Oregon snd Washington Tonight and Friday
ckmdr. probably rsln; easterly wind'- -
Idsbo Tonight and Friday fair; cooler to
night noitb aud southeast portlou.
Weather Conditions.
A trough-ohapod depression extends from
New Mexico northeastward to Iowa and thence
northwestward to Alberta. The barometer la
relatively high over the North Pacific Statea.
During the last 24 bour light rat', has fallen
in western Oregon, Wsohlngton. northern Idaho,
western Montans. western North Dakota and
central Texas. 8 now has fsllen 4n portions
of the Canadian northwest. It is cooler In
eastern Washington and much warmer In south
eastern Idaho, Wyoming snd western South
Dakota. . ,
, The condltlona are favorable for unsettled
leather with rain either tonight or Friday in
Oregon and Washington. Fair weather will
probably prevail In Idsho with lower temper
stores toulgbt In the northern and southeast
ern portions of the state.
EDWARD A. BF.ALS.
District Forecaater.
Settlement Is Recommended. The
county commissioners yesterday ap
pealed to the state industrial commis
sion to recommend an equitable settle
ment between the county and Charles
Katchel, former. Engineer at Kelly
Butte rbekplle, who was permanently
injured in a fire at the rockpile Sep
tember 23. 1913. It is desired that
provision may be; made for tne set
tlement in the 1915 budget. Eatchel
Is so badly injured that he will prob
ablv never be able to do any work
nenin. Th county has paid all his ex
tense since the accident but desires
now to arrange for some final settle
merit.
Deputy May Be Ketalned. The
countv commissioners yesterday au
thorized Sheriff Word to retain Dep
uty Sheriff Monahan, of Troutdale
until December 31 Monahan has saved
the county much: expense as it has
been found unnecessary in many In
stances to send Portland officers to
Troutdale at considerable expense for
automobile hire. Monahan has cleaned
Up the hobo camps near Troutdale and
did excellent work In apprehending
two holdup men and rounding up
stolen horses. There has been far less
complaint about saloons since Mona
han was appointed.
Minnesota Society Meats. At a pre
liminary meeting of the Minnesota w
ciety of Portland held at the Central
library last night Dr. A. M. Webster
was' chosen as president pro tern and
Mrs. Thomas Hawkes as secretary
treasurer. The following committee
heads were appointed: Frank P. Mc
Kay. constitution and by-laws; Mrs
F. P. McKay, membership committee
Samuel Olson, entertainment and meet
ing place committee. Permanent of
fleers will be elected at the next regu
lar meeting of the -society. About 75
persons wers in attendance last nigh
Dally R'ver Readings.
STATIONS.
Baker, tlr
Boise. Idaho
Boston.. Mass. ..
Chics go. Ill
iH-nver, Colo
Duluth, Minn. ..
Eureka, (at
Fresno. Cal
tislveston, Txa.
Havre, Mont. . . .
Jacksonville. Fla.
'Kansas City. Mo.
.Jo Angeles. Cal ' !W
.MarshneUI, Or
New 'Orleans. I. a
New York. N. V
..North Head, Wash..
No. Yakima. Wash...
Phoenix. Ariz
'Pprtlsnd
Koseburg. Or
recrsmcuto. Cal
Kt. Lout. Mo
Halt Lnke. Utah
Han l-Yanelseo, Cal...
Seattle, Wash
Sitka. Alaska
Ppokane, Waah
Tacoma. Wpb
Tstnnsb Isl'd.. Wash.
Valdes, Alaska
Walla Walla, Wash.:
Washington, D. . C. .
Winnipeg, Man
P. M. report of i receding day.
Held Responsible for Death, The
coroner's jury yesterday afternoon
held- Dominec Padgln responsible for
the death of Mrs; Olimpia Parlameni,
He shot the woman last Saturday, then
stabbed her twice in the face, aft
which act Fadgm made his escape
and has not been, caught. The assault
was made at the suburban home of
the Parlameni family one mile south
of Grays Crossing. Mrs. Parlameni
died Monday at the hospital. Murder
in the first degree is the temporary
charge upon which the man is sought.
Realty Board Xiuncheon.. At the
regular weekly luncheon of the Realty
board tomorrow City Auditor A, L.
Barbur will speak on "Bonded In
debtedness and Taxes." Special fea
tures of the luncheon will be singing by
the Woodmen of the World quartet and
an act of F. G. Beldin In which he uses
a cigar box, broom handle and piece
of cat gut. Fred W.German will pre
side.
Masamas Announce Route. The
Mazamas for their Sunday afternoon
walk will traverse the Skyline boule
vard along the heights from Calvary
cemetery to Patton road. Leaving on
a King's Heights car at 1:30, they will
go to the terminus of the line at the
cemetery. They will then walk south
erly to Skyline boulevard and come
back by Patton road, ending the hlka
at South Broadway and Grant street.
About five miles will be covered.
Verdict for Defendant, Mat tie Pos-
tle lost her damage suit against Olds,
Wortman & King for $10,000 dam
ages yesterday when a jury in Circuit
Judge Davis' court returned a verdict
for the company. She alleged that she
was hurt in a fall on the stairs in
the store which could have been pre
vented had certain precautions been
taken.
Dr. Chapman lectures Tonight.
"The New Internationalism" will be
discussed by Dr. C. Hj Chapman in his
lecture thls; evening - in Library hall
under the auspices of the Oregon
Civic league. In view of the present
complicated condition of international
relations, this topic should give un
usual scope to the lecturer's powers of
deduction and prophecy, and should
prove both entertaining and stimulat
ing, isaac swett win preside. Every
one Is invited to attend,
Memorial Services Saturday. Me
morial services in honor of the late
Attorney Dan R. Murphy, once United
States district attorney of this district.
will be held Saturday! morning at 9:30
o'clock. Addresses will be made by
several prominent attorneys and
friends of Mr. Murphy.
found last week. In the woods, about
10 miles from Rock Springs, W-o., The
search is being made by M. Celic. 633
Chamber of Commerce' building. On
December 2 1 191L Kuvarlc bought a
ticket from Portland to. Triest, Aus
tria. It' Is known he was taken sick
and was in a hospital at Rock Springs
for several days. After that he dis
appeared, and nothing more was known
of him until his remains were 'iound.
There was found with him his rail
road ticket, 1250 In money, two watch
es and a razor. :
Streetcar Company Defendant. Hat
tie Mathews yesterday sued tha P. R.,
L. & P. company for $6575 damages as
the result of injuries alleged to have
been received when a car which she
was boarding started without warning.
Steamer Jesse Harklns for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.)
XuTario's Relatives Sought, Search
ia being- made for relatives of Ivan
Kuvarlc," who left Portland Decem
ber 21, 1911, and whose remains were
, Lambtr Company Incorporates.
Articles of incorporation of the Doug
las Fir Lumber company, capitalized
at $1000, were filed yesterday with
County Clerk Coffey by Harrison G.
Piatt. Robert Treat Piatt and. Hugh
Montgomery. Articles of the Portland,
Eugene & Coos Bay Land company,
capitalized at $100,000, were filed this
morning by W. R. Robertson, H. R.
Fleming and J. J. Fleming.
laundry wagon driven by - Ross R.
Churchill with the result that a wheel
came off .and. Churchill was Injured
led to a suit by Churchill for $500
damages against the Palace Laun
dry company, his employer, and the
Fashion livery stable, where the axles
of the wagon were greased. Churchill
alleges that as the result of the ac
cident which followed the coming off
of the wheel he was severely Injured.
system of last year that it may be
determined which system is best .
Smoke. S. B. Five, the better Ore
gon made 5 cent cigar. (Adv.)
Wanted Good location by dentist
H-964, Journal. tAdv.)
Musio at Sigh School, -A series of
musical entertainments has been ar
ranged for the various high schools to
begin November 20 at Washington
gigh school. The others will be held
ec ember 4 and 11 at the Lincoln and
Jefferson schools, respectively. ' Each
school will furnish Its program, which
will consist of chorus and orchestra
numbers, solos and familiar songs by
the' students and audience. A charge
of 10 cents will be made and the pro
ceeds In each case will go Into the
fund of each school for the purchase of
music. Each school gives a musical
program each Tuesday morning, open
only to the pupils.
T. R. Tox. optician. Journal bidg. Ad.
Use common sense -tuT Superior
coal. $ ton. Main 154: A-1541. Adv.
Change in Steaflier Schedule
Effective Nor. 1 i I O-W,
J ana
R. A - N.
way , points
Fteamer for Astoria f
leaves Ash street f x-k daily, ' except
Saturday. p.- m. " -.Tickets, etc, at ,
either city ticket ot tee. . 14 . " asn
ington. or the dock.- j j... .-.-.,.. ?( Adr,)-,
Men's RaScoats :
Men! Buy where, ?ou get full valua
for your dollars. Ni high rent-profit.
See my special llnelftt $12.76. Jimmy
Dunn, 316-16-17 Ore;jnlan bldg. Adv.
As If by Magio, the Sugar Bowl
transformed to the Rabbit's Foot. Good
Luck opening Friday evening, the 13th.
Cut flowers for ladies, ice1 cream for
children. 19th and East Broadway,
Irvington. f (Adv.)
Window' glass for broken windows
Portland Door & Window Co., 230
Front st. Phone Marshall 100. (Adv).
Driver Sues for Damages. Failure
of someone to replace a nut on the
Hummel Corset Parlors will be
closed, indefinitely January 1. Tele
phone for appointments early. Marshall
406, A-4159. (Adv.)"
Ask for Packwood Coal. $6 per ton.
It makes the heat Economy Fuel Co.,
31 Grand ave. East 214, B-2343. (Adv.)
e
School 'Examinations Begin, Mid
term examinations begin In the schools
of the city tomorrow and will last
about a week. Last year no such ex
aminations were held. Superintendent
Alderman has not decided whether ex
aminations during the term will be
dropped or not and the present exam
inations will be compared with the
Reed Extension Lecture.- The third
lecture in Reed extension course 19,
Supreme Achievements in European
Literature, entitled, "The Origin of the
Homeric Poems," will be given by Dr.
Kelley Rees, tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock in the Central library. The
normal clalss in physical education will
meet in the college gymnasium at 8
p. m.
Public Is Warned. The public is.
hereby warned: that no canvassers of
any kind whatsoever are connected
with the . Portland Art association.
Museum of Art, or Art school. Fifth
and Taylor streets,, and that any can
vasser so representing is doing bo
without warrant in fact.
Desertion Is Alleged. Phoebe L.
Boyd yesterday filed suit for divorce
against Charles T. Boyd, alleging de
sertion. Cruelty was charged by Dar
win T. Phillips against Esther Phillips
and Ada Duggan against Thomas G.
Duggan In suits filed this morning.
Claims $1050 Damages. Arthur Hel
ler yesterday sued Edward G. Tracy
for $1050 damages as the result of
injuries alleged to have been bus
tained when Tracy's" automobile
struck him at Fourth and Main
streets a month ago.
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Resume Bible Study Circle. Rabbi
Jonah B. Wise Of Congregation Beth
Israel will resume his Bible Study cir
cle at the public 'library next Tuesday
afternoon and during the winter the
course will continue on the first and
third Tuesdays. 'The topic will be the
development of fellgious thought and
the history of Israel up to and includ
ing the origin of Christianity. Rabbi
Wise has been conducting the class
for some years and there has been an
ever widening group of persons who
have interested themselves.
Auxiliary Meets Tomorrow. The
regular j,, monthly meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary of St. Marks
church will be held in the partsh
house. Twenty-first and Marshall, on
Friday, Nov. 13, at 2:30 p. m. An in
teresting prografn has been arranged.
Mrs. A. M. Oakes will contribute a
paper on the lives of bishops In for
eign lands. Conie, and bring a friend.
The Biggest Portland Pootban
game of the season at Multnomah
field, Saturday, 2:30 p. m. O. A. C.
vs. Idaho. Tickets at Archer & Wig
gins and Spaldings. (Adv.)
Club Resumes Activity, At a meet
ing of the North Portland Commer
cial club Tuesday night in the Kil-
THIS $650
Kingsbury Player Piano
Sold 'Take" Position, An affable
stranger has been selling positions in
the new Ice skating rink, but -application
at the rink reveals the scheme to
Woman Painfully Injured. In as-
ststig another woman on the elevator
at the Westminster apartment building
yesterday evening, Mrs. Inger Hanson
fell into the shaft, painfully bruising
her chest. The- woman was taken to
the St Vincent : hospital.
Mill Employe Injured. E. Sturdy,
trimmer at. the;mHl of the Eastern &
Western Lumber Co., suffered a badly
cut hand when- that member became
tangled In the' machinery yesterday.
He was taken to the Good Samaritan
Hospital.
Norwegians Meet Tonight. A Nor
wegian mass meeting will be held this
$295
$25 Cash
$8 Monthly
Used Pianos $45. $65, $125, $165, etc.
There is a fascination about playing
the Player Piano which appeals to ail
classes, not only to those whose musi
cal education has been neglected; but
particularly to cultivated musicians;
for now they can play the composi
tions of all the great masters, when,
formerly they could play but a com
paratively few.
GRAVES MUSIC CO.
. 151 FOURTH ST.
LOOK
At This Inducement and
Save Money by Making
w it trt a r rtr w t i
g i our nu.iLiA i CaV i luiNd inow.
H Pay a Small DepositWe Will Hold the Goods Until Wanted
tH Cut out this Coupon and present it at our store we will give you
a 15 per cent discount on any purchase made. " ,
A Fine Assortment
of
High Grade
Watches
and
Watch Bracelets.
This coupon entitles the bearer
to 15 per cent ' discount on any
purchase made at this store dur
ing the month of November,
t 'Standard Jewelry Store
141 Third Street, Near Alder.
We Have a Large
Assortment of
Fine Diamonds
From $10.00
to $750.00
Each.
t
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware
Sfcan Store
i- .;. -(-.- 1 J si t esrsw rsr ; a's s s a n as Wvam a. -t a. m . si ' .
Double Stamps Tomor
row and Saturday
USEThisCOUPON
20-EXTRA -20
Bring thia coupon and
get 20 extra "S. & H.
Trading Stamps on your
first dollar cash pur
chase and rloiihlA Btamno
on balance of purchase. Good on
first three floors. Friday an.i
Saturday, Nov. 13 and 14.
(Man'
25c Glycerine and Bay Rum
25c Formaldehyde 19?
25c Cotton Seed Oil 20
10c Camphorated Oil 7
25c Tincture Green Soap 19
10c Sodium Bicarbonate 1"?
Assorted Corks, package 15f
10c Sulphur ,
75c Jad Salts 650
$1.00 Goldman's Hair Restorer 85
$1.00 Swamp Root 79
$1.00 Blanchard's Eczema Lotion ... ..85
$1.00 Athlophorus 850
35c Castoria 250
50c Ayers' Cherry Pectoral 4O0
50c Minard's Liniment 4O0
Imperial Granum Food
For the Nursing Mother
Increases the quality and
quantity of her milk and
gives strength -to bear . the
strain of nursing.
FOR THE BABY Imperial
Granum is the food that
gives hard, firm flesh, good
bone and rich, red blood.
GREETING CARDS
; Engraved Personal and Business Greet
ing Cards for Xmas. Order now for choice
selection and prompt delivery.
Large, Soft Automobile Sponges won't
scratch will last several years. . .$1.50
Large Polistfing Chamois ajl.SO
W.-J 1 dozen Japanese Crepe Toilet Paper
YYOOa-LarK Large rolls Special 690
Building
Alder St
West Park
$1.25 Fountain Syringe
65c Face Bottles
50c Rubjber Gloves . .
50c Bulb Syringe
Slumber Sox 150 pair-
-2 pairs for
.790
.490
.29?
.370
.250
Borden's Malted Milk at once a Health
giving Beverage and food for every age
and every condition.
10c Colgate's Almond Soap
Large cakes 3 for 250
50c Pozzoni's Face Powder 260
50c D. & R. Cold Cream 360
25c Packer's Tar Soap 13
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste 150
50c Pebeco 280
Mt. Hood Cold Cream 250 and 5O0
50c Cameline 350
50c Hind's Honey Almond Cream 280
25c Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder 130
Valiant's "Marie" Perfume oz $2.00
$1.00 Princess Perfume oz ..650
$4.00 "Very"' Brush Special $2.50
Solid Back Hair Brush 9-row bristle
Special $2.00
$1.00 Ladies' Combs Hard Rubber.. 680
We have a complete stock of MiLitary
Brushes Adams', Kent's and
Howard's S-.5Q to S12.00
Hotpoint
Comfort
Hotpoint Air
Heater for spare
rooms, toilets
and bathrooms,
on sale at ?5.00
"El Comfo" Bed
Warmer ?4.50
CANDY
1 lb. Cream Mint and Wintergrcen
Wafers Special 330
1 lb. Cream Taffy Special 190
1 lb. Licorice Drops for colds 230
"Tycos" Candy Recipe Book Free for the
asking at Candy Booth.
Megget's Orange Pekoe Teas excel in
flavor, strength and purity Yi-b 4O0
"Old Master" Coffee, a blend of best Cof
fees 1 lb 450
Dole's Pineapple Juice Special, qt....370
"Conservo" Wild Blackberry Preserves
15-oz. jar 250
2-lb. jar Cresca Figs Special 590
Can French Mushrooms Special 160
"the thousand natural si cka that
flesh U heir to." These ! old rainy
days get into on of ourwarm
s
Uvercoats
pits
or Raincoits
OUR J
5
av?
and its reduction in pri", closinf :
Beat Saturday night; unt then .- .
Benjamin Cfothes:
can be had at these jj Hce. Act ;
quickly, time is short- 1
$20.00 SuiU for. $17.00 ;
$25.00 SuiU jor.U. $21.25 d
$30.00 SuiU for:r.$25:505
$35.00 SuiU for . v . $29.75
$20, $25, $30 and. $3t J. RahieoaU 7
and Overcoats at same ;rductipn.
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Buf f um & Pendleton
Morrison Street Opposite Postoffice .
i
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Let This Store Suggest Some Noyt)l Treat-rr
not alone for the day, but for all the month. We've a ; inase of "newest
things from near and far to embellish the table and fasf)nate the palate
"AT THE STORE OF QUALITY" ' ! ,'
L. MAYER & CQ. .
Portland's' Exclusive Handlers of Everything Qod to Eat" ';-,.
148 Third Street A-4432, Main 9432
We Are Mighty Proud of Our New Palatable Dainties
Cresca Corn on the Cob. Vi-eaL iars. iar .... .1750
m. . -i il
wicsca vuuxiiry uenucmen v.oin, o-iu. tins, uu..
Cresca Figs, Protobon, 2t-b. boxes, box.
Cresca Figs, in glass jars, jar..
.350
.750
750, 4O0
Cresca Stuffed Dates, box '. .350
1914 Malaga Raisins, lb. 4O0; 554-lb. boxes 2, 22,rlb box f 7.7J5
Sunshine Sugar Wafers, assorted box. '....,t .4 500
Lady Betty Fig, Orange Marmalade, jar.. .-fh ....- .350.
Lady Betty Cucumber Crisps, jar '. . . 6O0.
Gordon & Dilworth's Brandied Pears, jar ...... .1.15
vWheatena & Malt Breakfast Food, pkg ... ..,. .250
For Thursday, Friday and Saturday We OZfir
Swedish Milk Wafers, two boxes for. ; !...,...;, ."450
Kitchen Bouquet, two bottles for n. . .y .....550
Mclllhennv's Tobasco Sauce, bottle K .-.4O0
Ivory Soap, large cakes, bar g 7J0
Waldorf Stringless Beans, tin 2O0; dozen s ...... ..2.10
Mayer's O. P. S. Rye or Bourbon, full qt 7-year.$d stock lSO
In Our Sanitary Fruit and Vegetable Depav$ment-ir
Fresh Rasoberriea. two boxes for ;!.... .... ..350
Hothouse White Radishes, bunch ;450
Hothouse Green Onions, bunch J. ... i :S0
Artichokes, Celery Hearts, Hard California Letrce and all sea
sonable varieties. . 'i .
V sT f.wm Um Clrmlll A Us.
SpecialPurchaseSale
Fifty Odd Suits
LOT 1
Values to
$22.50
$12.85
Divided in
Two Lots
LOT 2
Values to
$35.00
$17.45
These Prices for Friday and Saturday Only
OVERTHROWING PRECEDENT AGAIN More Values
have come to The Whitehouse to astonish and delight Portland
women with their rare beauty and value. And to emphasize the
sincerity with which The Whitehouse is specializing and concen
trating upon the creation of opportunities for The Whitehouse's
customers, in addition we are
Offering a specially attractive and unusually low
priced assortment of Balmacaan Coats at
f m '
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Other popular effects in the many mixtures that are all
the rage in Ladies' Goats up from . ...............
f f it -Tacoma 'I I
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$7.95
$7.95
sumiBxss or vw r
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Store open Saturday Svealag-
- natU 10 o'clock. ,. - i
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Take One of These
FROM PORTLAND .
7 :3u A. M. 10:30 A. 4 :0a P. M. II :3 ; P. M..
To Chehalis, Ccntralia, Tacoma, cattle
Two HishCIass Trains
TO . ..
CHICAGO
Via MinneapolU-St. Paul v
.Tickets and all information at
255 MORRISON ST.
Phones Main 244 A-124
A. 3. CXAJU.XOH, A. . P. A, Portland. ,4areroa.
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TO FLORIDA
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