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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1914. 15 .TODAY ; (IMtii DAT Or 1914.) ONEYEAJIAGO T " At Ilome. f epreseatative Portland buslnea men r satlsfacUoa orer the passsce of the currency bill by the United State senate. Jobu -Vagcl and it. Fitzgerald were drowned In tb Columbia slough wliea a canoe la which they were riding uaet. i On thoassud Identification cards, tha pre 11 ulnar j stop in labor relief, were given out yj Uie monlcibai Irea employment bureau. Abroad, - Washington Secretary of War Oarrlaoo ad mitted tbat the termination of General Per tang's command of tha United State, troops la Ulnduro province, V. I. foreshadows plans f taking all trows out of district. Washington The house by a vote of 284 to ow rerusea to accept the currency bill as amendsd by the senate. j, Iam Angelea The liidlrtment against Clar- ewe uarruw, labor attorneys charging mm with having bribed a prospective Juror la the Bdumn it lax, was oiaoussea. tlgations of the labor force In Callfor-T Baker Mrs. Millie Trumbull. Dt. V nia, before the Young Men's Christian association at 2:15 today. New light on the war will be given s-y Dr. George Rebec the University of Oregon at :16. Jlia subject will be: "Russia, Her Yesterday and Her Tomorrow." Miss Evelyn Carvell will sing. Christ mas carols, sung by the -men, will be one of the features of tha musical programs at the Fellowship supper at 5:20. . . Monday night Dr. C. H. Chapman will speak on Masfield's "Pompey the Great," - AMUSEMENTS KEriJa Broadway at Taylor. Continuous, 12 m. to It p. m. European war pictures. BAKEB Broadway and Hmb. Certain 2:80 aud HM. Matinees Sunday, Wedneaday, Friday 'and . Baturday. Baker Players i In Clih Kleahna." OEl'llfcUM IsroaJway at Stark. Vaudeville. ' Cnrtalna 2:30 and 8:30. PANTAUKS Hroailwar at Alder. Vaudeville. Curtains 2:30, 7:30 and 9:10. . LOEWS fcJU'KBSS Broadway at TamhlU. Vaudeville. Conllnuous I 'M to 6:30, 7:30 and tt:15 week days. Continuous 1 to 11 euuoays. LYlUU-Fourtb at Stark. Curtains 2:30, 7:30 ana v:iu. iveaung ac iuui musical comeuy company la "Are You s MutV" COLUMBIA Sixth between Washington and Htark streets. Motion pictures, 11 a. m. to it n- ni. PEOi'LK H Wat Park at Alder street. Mo tion picture 11:30 a. m. to -11:30 p. m. BTAK Waauliiictou nt i'ark. Motion pictures, 1J s. ru . 'to ji p. m. NATlUN AIj I'ark and West Psrk at Stark Motion pictures, 12 ni. to 11 p. m. OLOBE Waoblugtou at Eleventh. Motion pic turi's, 11 a. lu. to 11 p. ui. MAJESTIC Waxlilngtim r.t Park. Motion pic tures, 11 a. in. to 11 p. iu. BL'NiiKT W aiming ton at Broadway. Motion picture!, II a. ui. to 11 p. in. ' ClUCLt-Fourth at Waahlnxtuu. Motion pic tures, 10 a. ni. to 11 p. m. AUT Ml SKUM fifth jui Taylor. Hours 9 to b week dayx, X tv 3 ISunuays. free after umu of TuesUuy, Thursday, Friday', Catur day. . V Coming Events. Traasportatlon club luncheon, Multnomah hotel. liereiLlier 21. East Midi? BiimIuph Men'a luncheon at Hotel Edward. lHieiiiber 21. Rotary club luncheon at Benaon - hotel, De eeniber -2. Ad club luncheon at Portland hotel, Decem ber 23. L Prugreialve bualnesa men's luncheon at Malt- omali bulcl lieceuiber -. Ueatly Board luncheon at Commercial club, Jauuary t. Oreguii Civic league luncheon at Multnomah AO lei, ueccuiber i:u. every Central Library Meetings. Nationalist society, every Sunday evening, Oregou Civic league lectures every Thurs day evening. Pacific university exteulon lectures, Wedneaday evening. Port Information Supplied, Information regardlug this' port may be ob tained from the Portland Chamber of Com merce, U0 fifth street. Telephone Mala 9U9 er Fire and Police fire department Main 7700, A 1323. Police department Maui 7181. A-6751. Weather Conditions. Moderate depresalons are central over south western Colorado, northern Saskatchewan and Quebec,, respectively. An area of high pres sure la advancing wutuward ovt Brit-lab Col- aiuois ana anotner man pressure area over- Ilea the central and aiiutheaHtern states. Pre cipitation has occurred In Waaulnslon. west era Oregon, western California, Nevada, the Kooky mountain and the southern plains states and from the MhMlsolppl valley to the At lantic count; also in nortnwextern Montana. The weuther Is coolpr in California. Utah, New aitxico, leius, ukiannma, me Mississippi val ley, the lake region, Ssskntehewsu and Manito ba: it la" warmer In northeastern Washington. Alberta, the bt. Lawrence valley and near the Atlantic nd east- gulf -coast. Temperatures continue below normal In nearly all sections f the country. Northesat storm warnings were ordered on at 7 p. in. at mouth of the Columbia river and all W ashington seaports. The conditions are favorable for generally fair weather in this district Sunday. It will be colder Sunday in Interior northern Wash lngton; north to northeast winds will obtain. Today's Forecast. Portland and vicinity: Sunday, fab?; north easterly wind. Oregon: Sunday, generally fair; northeast erlr winds. Washington: Sunday, generally fair; colder Interior north portion; north to northeast wlnda. Idaho: Sunday, generally fair. TIIEODOKE f. DRAKE. Acting District Forecaster, IT. S. Weather Bulletin. Observations taken at 6 p. m-. Pacific time. iieceniDer it, mi4: 5 4 . B Of Wind o Station. , g st hi " I a Baker 25 0 4 S Cloudy. Boston 4 .14 10 SW Rain. Chlcsgo 2S .20 8 NW Clear. Denver 24 0 4 KB Clear. Des Moines .. 24 .01 4 SW Clesr. Duluth 20 0 8 SW Pt. Cloudy Kureka 44 .40 4 8 Cloudy. Ualveston ... 00 .& H N Italu. Iscksonville . 04 .00 : 6 KB Cloudy. Ksnaas City . 2(1 ,.3-t 8 N Clear. Los Ancflca .00 U 0 SW Clear. Marshfleld ... 40 .40 4 NE Cloudy. Medford 34 .( 4 SB Sm.wing. Minneapolis .. 20 T lO W Clear. Montreal M .34 24 SW Ha In. New Orleans .00 0 4 NE Cloudy. New York .. 40 .00 23 W Kaln. North Head .42 T 0 NE Clear. No. Yukiuia . 22 0 4 NW Clear. Pocatello 20 O 4 SH Clear. . Portland 30 T 20 E Cloudy. Koaeburg 34 . 04 4 NW Cloudy. Sacramento . . 64 0 lO ' 8 Cloudy. St. Loulx . . . 34 . 20 6 N Clear. Salt -l.uke 32 O, 4 NE Clear. San FvancWco r6 .04 4 SW Cloudy. Seattle .42 T '8 B Clear. Spokane .... 24 .02 4 SK Clear. Tacoma 40 0 16 N Clear., Tatooah lai d. 42 .06 14 K Clear. Walla Walla. 18 0 4 SW Cloudy. Washington .(as .18 4 W .Rain. Local Record. fort land. Or., Dec. 10. 1914. Maximum tem serature, 31 degrees. Minimum temperature, 2J degrees. River rending, 8 s. m., 3.6 feet; change in last i oours, .a loot. Total rainfall (5 p. m. to 5 p. ra.), trace, toii rsinisu sin'-e eept. i, 11.49 Incoes, normal ralnlali since Sept. 1, 10.40 Inches - deficiency of rainfall since Sept. 1, 4.91 incties. Total sunshine, none; poaslhle sunsbtne, kours 38 minutes. Barometer .(reduced to sea level), B p. m 80.06 inches. . Grand Jury Slakes Baport, While the grand jury . was returning . in dictments against Joseph Bobson and Karl Riley, two youths' charged with burglarizing the garage of Attorney C A. Johns and stealing his au tomo- blle, as well as with other thefts. Judge Catena in the Juvenile court listened to charges against a young boy, who was a member of the party. and continued his case until his com panions' cases are disposed of. The grand Jury returned indictments also against the following: F. H. Belt, forg ery and -obtaining meney by false pre tenses; fiugn McClure, threatening to kill his wife; John L. Heming, obtain ing money by false pretenses. Not true bills were ' returned in cases against W. H. Brown and Lester Lew la, charged with threats to kill. B. - de Lory,' ' and others will accept speaking dates early in the new year. G. Evert Baker will speak Sunday. De cember 27, for World Peace. Mrs. V. B. de Lory will 'lead congregational singing at these meetings. H. M. Lull. Miss Adell Brault and Miss Clara West, will give a benefit enter tainment in the Sunday school room of the church, for the American Red Cross Tuesday evening, December 29. City Ordinance Upheld. The city or dinance making, cement floors and con nections with sewers necessary in liv ery barns was upheld yesterday by Circuit Judge Galloway when he) found Sam Morgan guilty of violiattgg the ordinance and fined him (25 and" costs, the same penalty that was 'imposed in the municipal court. Newsboy Receives Warning. "Sol ly" Rosencrantz. a 12-year-old news boy who created a near-riot on Sixth street recently when a man threw ia quarter into the street to watch the boys scramble for-it,' must quit the sale of papers or go to . the. state training school. Judge Gatens. in the Juvenile court, yesterday gave "Solly" permission to sell Christmas and New Year's papers but said he must quit selling others. "Solly" caused the trouble when a smaller boy grabbed the quarter by trying to beat the smaller boy into giving him the coin. Divorce Cases Decided Maude Fernyhough was granted a divorce from William Fernyhough by Circuit Judge Phelps yesterday, the grounds being cruelty. Judge Gatens granted divorces tr Katherine Carty from Frank R. Carty for cruelty, to Mollie Guerln from Sam Guerin for cruelty, and to Bessie C. Larson from Louis Larson, alias Lee Hardy' for desertion. Robert McFarlane sued Josie McFar- lane for divorce alleging cruelty and Homer Franklin charged Ethel E. Franklin with desertion in his suit for divorce. Judge Phelps Bet ami Home. Cir cuit Judge G. W. Phelps, who has been agisting in clearing the docket of department six of the circuit court left when Judge Cleeton was declared by the supreme court to be county judge rather than circuit Judge, left last night for his home in Pendleton. Judge Bradshaw, the The Dalles, and Judge Galloway, of fcalem. will re main for the first part of the week. leaving in time for Christinas at home. Verdict for Defendants. R. L. Myers, who sued W. A. Story and Rob ert Story for $7500 damages as ad ministrator of. the estate of his 9 year-old daughter, Ruby, lost his suit yesterday when a. jury In Circuit Judge Bradshaw's court returned a verdict for the defense. The little girl was killed when she ran in front of the Story automobile on Schuyler street near East Eighteenth street. Admitted to Citizenship. Twenty- eight men wore "admitted to citizen ship In Circuit Judge Kavanaugh s court Friday and yesterday, two were denied because of incompetent wit nesses, five were continued that ap plicants might become more familar with the united States government. and two were continued a year each because the character of each appli cant was unsatisfactory. The next hearing will be held in January. Pennsylvania Sard Coal. We are bringing in the first cargo of genuine Pennsylvania anthracite to come here via Panama Canal. Will sell f 4 -to a below usual price. Best and cleanest coal mined. "Order now before it is all sold. Independent Coal & Ice Co. Main 780. A-3780. - (Adv.) Bids to Be Opened Wednesday The county commissioners will open bids for publication of the 1913 delinquent tax list next Wednesday morning. The two leading; daily papers offering the lowest price for the advertise ments will receive the work. Verdict for $10OO. Damages. For Injuries received while working for the Bridal Veil l Lumber company in its plant, Joseph S. Detler was awarded $1000 damages against the company yesterday by a Jury In Cir cuit Judge Davis' court. Detler asked for 320,000 damages. ' Foreign School System. The second lecture in the University Extension course on Foreign School Systems will be given by Dr. Sheldon, Monday even ing at 8 o clock, in Room B, of the Central library.! The subject is the People's Schools In Germany. Suppose Ton Coma In tomorrow and have us make you a sujt to order for 310 down and the balance, 35 a month. This is quite an item at this time; no extra charge for this convenience. Unique ' Tailoring Co- 309 Stark, bet. bth and 6th sts. (Adv.) Holiday Gifts. Artistically framed pictures, mottoes and art novelties. Pictures framed promptly. No delays. Western Picture Frame company, wholesale and retail, 170 1st. Main 609. Open evenings until Xmas. Adv.) Pennsylvania Sard CoaL Shipment arrives soon, via Panama canal. Genu ine anthracite, best coal mined. Lim ited amount. Selling fast. Order now. Main 780, A-3780. Independent Coal & Ice company. (Adv.) The Chance of a Lifetime. Call at Scheiner's souvenir and curio store. southeast corner Eleventh and Wash ington. A beautiful panoramic view, 7x33, with each purchase of SO cents or over. (Adv.) 97.50 for 26 Piece Silver Plated set knives, forks, spoons, etc $10.00, four piece tea set. Others at higher prices. Jaeger Bros., Jewelers, 266 Morrison. (Adv.) "Dolls, Dolls" Starting Monday, Dec. 21, at National Brokerage Co., 446 Stark street. Will sell 1000 imported dolls for a small fraction of their cost while they last. (Adv.) Spanish Language Academy, classes and private lessons. 309 Common wealth building.! Established 1907. . (Adv.) Sues for $25,000 Damages. Isabella Cauldwell yesterday sued Bingham & McClelland and Thomas Muir for $25,000 damages as the result of the death of her husband Thomas J. Cauld well from a fall received while he was working on a building being ' erected by the defendants at 124 and 126 Twelfth street. To Spread Peace Propaganda, As a result of the rally of Portland's peace advocates last Sunday, regular propa ganda meetings.,.-in furtherance '' of World Peace will be held. Sunday af ternoons at 2:0 o'clock in hall A. Cen tral library, corner of Eleventh and Yamhill streets. Dr. David Buchanan and others wU speak today on Ameri can Neutrality. Dr. C. H. Chapman, Isaac Swett, ' W. H. Slover, Rev. John Riley, Rev. W. L. Cox, Elisha, A. Dr. Elmer Harman Instructor of Psy chology at Pacific College and Meta physical Healer invites all interested to can room bi sweuana Duuaing. .Hours iz to 4. wo cnarge. (Adv.) "A Prayer," 1 a unique Christmas card, by Mrs. Mable Holmes Parsons on sale at Meier & Frank s book de partnrent. j (Adv.) Last Minute Christmas Gifts, Unique oriental novelties, attractive prices. Andrew Kan, Chinese Empori um, 348 Morrison. (Adv.) Low Bent and low Prices. Save 60 per cent on watches and jewelry. Chas. W. Goodman- bridge. A notion Sals of Band Painted China now going at very low prices. Wash ington st, next to Star theatre. (Adv.) Maintaining the Overhead By Elbert Hubbard. Window glass for broken windows Portland Door & - Window- Co.. 230 Front BU Phone Marshall 100. (Adv). On Suit Pressed Each Wssav Llt month. ' Unique Tailoring Cow SOS Stark. Main 614. A-4314. ; r (Adv.) i Steamer Jesse war kins for Camaa, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 3 p. m. i t (Adv.) See Chas.-, W. Goodman for your Xmas jewelry. Big money saved. . 191 Morrison, near bridge. : (Adv.) Caoles Japanese Goods, Scotch shawls and handkerchiefs. Mrs. Cran, 395,12th. t (Adv.) Better Coal, guaranteed, $6.50 ton. Mendota Fuel Co. Both Phones. (Adv.) Banalmo Wellington Kard Coal Holman Fuel Co. M. 353. A-33S3. (Adv.) Boston Syglenlo Corsets mean com fort and style. 4064 Morrison. (Adv.) Woostsr Bells Washington St. Everything. 488 f i (Adv.) Sr. W. A. wis city. stm in the (Adv.) Scrip. Save S. B. FIVE cigar bands t (Adv.) X. X. Pox, optician. Journal bids. Ad JUDGES TACKLE ESSAYS 1 The Judges for the Greater Port land essay contest spent all yesterday afternoon at the library going over as many of the 200 essays i submitted in the contest by high school, gram mar school and college students as tliev ennld. Tliv will meet n.eraln Tuesday evening and hope then to finish their work and announce the winners. One of the Judges, Professor Peck of Oregon Agricultural college came all the way from ' Corvallis to help pass on the essays.; Card of Thanks , The children of the late deceased Mrs. Mary Cheldelin desire to 1 tender their thanks to the many friends who so kindlv aided them during the sick ness and death of their beloved mother. JOHN F. CHELDUUIN. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank the friends and neighbors for the beautiful floral of ferings and for their helpful kindness and -sympathy shown us during our bereavement in the loss or our. mother. Esoeciallv do we wish to thank Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Hopkins ' and Miss Grace Rose. MRS. IDA KELLER. MR. J. W. KELLER. We wish to thank our neighbors and rnenas tor tneir sympathy and Kind ness in our late bereavement. W. B. TARR. A. W. TARR. C. ( J. TARR. Open Evenings Jimmy Dunn, Portland's (original tip stairs clothier in the Oregbnian build ing will be open evenings next week until Christmas for the sale of men's ready-to-wear suits and overcoats. Or- egonian Duiimng, 3d floor, (Adv.) "That Good Coal" .Delivered promptly, carloads or truckloads, $6 to $10. Edlefsen, East $232.60 cash buys new $375 Upright Piano this week at Graves Music Co- 151 Fourth street. (Adv.) ICUrVvZOO of his headgear while) be is eotxrtlnK Indigestion. Any institution that maintains "tills graft should be anathema In th minds of every honest person. The first hotel that has the courage to come out against this pestiferous holdup will receive the thanks of man kind and the lasting gratitude of pos terity. Just let one landlord com oat strong, making an announcement to the effect that no charge is made, nor wilfan employe be allowed to accept & foe, for caring for hats and wraps, and the institution will get an adver tisement valuable beyond tha dreams of avarice. And if one hotel summons its con science to the bar of publlo opinion and meets this issue by officially de capitating the hat snatcher, the flank will be turned, the combination broken and all other taverns will be obliged to follow suit or die in the trenches. a - This hat Iniquity, which has rrown 1 op and established Itself is a piece of atrocious graft, a Imposition an, the plain people, s Most business men nowadays real ize the necessity of giving full Tains. Reciprocity must b tha rule. - To take money for a -service beyond what the service is worth Is petit lar ceny. . If we wish to judge it in tha bulk as to what' Is ' taken from ths public It then becbnUs grand larceny. , ,,j ... Mens Overcoats . If you watvt to gef something good for little money, whre the prof it is not stuck on for lii;fh rent, electric sisrns. atore fronts awd' fixtures, sr to Jimmy Dunn,- 315-8-17 Oregonlatn bid. Elevator to 3d floor. ftdv.) Diamonds-?-The Ideal Gifts Dlanmods. the finest and mot snug Jit after at all precious atones ir ideal Gifts for all purtMes. Their beauty and tire never dims. They Increase to vatoe aa the years co br. Every bod v knows' iiiey esa be turned Into ready rssb If a time ft need ever cornea. Our guaranteed cash loaai plaa vpecifieslly provides for this. ELBT ICO.. 330 Lumber Exchange Bldg., 84 and 8tirk Bis. ILL IAM PENN was born with his hat on, and he never took it off. even in church or at bed time. Happy manl My hat cost me $3. I have worn this hat for three years. and while the original Investment was only $3, as truthfully stated, the ex pense involved in safeguarding the dicer has been, constructively, $120 a yeaTr . . In three years $360 was expended, or 100 times the original Investment. - - . . .... . vtattirfll II I naa iouowea m selection this hat could have been stolen 100 times, and I would still be no Worse off than I am now. I otice that In aU first-class note is a safe is proviaea vn mo " which 'you can deposit your money. jewels and valuables, Dut wnen you endeavor to put your hat in the safe the jlandlord lifts unmanicured, pudgy paws in virtuous protest. When you attempt to enter tn tim ing room you find yourself overpow ered and your bat taken from you, and ; you 'a" only recover the property by paying an indemnity. Ladies wear their hats, even at breakfast, and thus elude tke terrible hat 1 snatcher. But when I attempted to wear my headgear in a rashionanie New York dining room the foreign re servists were called in and I was re quested to abdicate in 11 languages. hava reDeatedly shied my castor into! the ring, but so far have succeed ed In getting it back and, in spite of wear and tear and natural deteriora tion. It costs me Just as much to guard thla ancient bean protector now, as when It was in the heyday Its youth. In fact, my hat has reached a stage , where no sane man would really an- nex it, and if he should make bold to wear it down the street be would be 1 quickly overtaken by the hurry-up wagon. What we need Is that tha maker shall issue an Insurance policy with every hat, agreeing to replace It if stolen. Let him knock the hat anatcn- er by guaranteeing that his commodity j is exempt from theft and aU will be welL Then when we enter the dining' room we will simply rung tne over head into .the corner, forget it, and take a chance on recovery. As It la, we submit te the hat snatcher and pay the stipend rather than risk social contumely. To successfully guard a hat In a first class hotel requires a 10 per cent insurance premium on the cost of the tile per day. And I submit that this is more than the service is worth. Judged according to the rule of reason. e Suppose that every one who goes ud in an elevator in an office build ing would be required to pay, we would lift a howl of protest. Yet the ser- j vice rendered in transporting an In- dividual up four, five, six or a dozen stories, and safely delivering him in apparent good order, is much greater than the act of simply taking care METHODISTS, ATTENTlONk lai Morrison. near (Adv.) Money loaned on diamonds. Separate department for ladies. Elby Co.. 320 Lumber Ex. bldg., 2d and Stark sts. Adv. Special Sunday Chicken or Turkey Dinner with delicious ice cream, 60c Empire Restaurant, 192 3d St., (Adv.) Sunday School Benefit. The Young People's fraternity of the Unitarian church, assisted by the Sunday school, Mrs. Frank Kelsey, Miss Sheehy, Mrs. TOWN TOPICS 1 ; Z. A. CantreU to Xiectnre. "Beecher and Ingersollf will be the subject of an' address by Mr. CantreU this even ing before the Portland Rationalist society in Library hall at 8 o'clock. Tomorrow evening at Turne Hall, Fourth and Yamhill streets, Mr. Can treU will deliver a lecture on "What the lafldel World Has Done." This will be in the nature of j a reply to a : recent pulpit utterance of Rev. L. P. Law. Mr. CantreU will, also take up the subject of whether or -not infidelity is being taught in the Portland pubUo schoola. Industrial Conditions. Industrial conditions will be discussed by Charles James, closely identified with the lnves- Teach Men to Be Careful and You May Prevent Injury to Yourself 1 and Others. SAFETY FIRST Diamond Blags ill!!!!! $75.00 $50.00 $35.00 $25.00 $20.00 $15.00 $10.00 GIFTS New goods fresh from the factory. JTo fake, sales. Ho discounts. Same prices to everybody. Our liberal guarantee bring back any article that isn't rig-ht. $10 for this' fine large clock. 11 inches high. 19 inches wide; nolished mahosranv finish: eight-day; cathedral-gong strike. A real timekeeper and a ; genuine bargain. S20 for large oak Grandfather's Clock. Others at cost. SCABF FECTS, In gold as low as $L Others up to $400. CTTT7 IUIKS ' Solid gold at S3.50 the pail- 81.25 for the fine gold-filled. BATE TOTT SEES' OTJB SPECZAX. .8 lOtt DXAMOJTD HESH BAG'S $22.50-8o,rzer! ling silver. Others in fine silver and gold mate trom 12.6O up. tsona gold $10 up. bags from srbVEB. TABX.EWABB Table Silver is an ideal gift. It's a lifetime . reminder of tha gift. Silver Plated Tea Spoons, 8 1.2 5 for six. Sterling Silver Tea Spoons, 84.25 for six. 26-plece Plated Sets as low as 87. So, Sterling Silver Service, in chests, from SIO up. VANITY CASES in silver and gold plate from $3.00 up. Sterling silver $7.50 up. FTbATTjrrM JEVTELBT C 1 A for our s i lv er- plated f&ur-piece Tea Set. Others at $12.50. $15, $20. etc XAOrES STERIiIWCJ 1 TOILET SETS from $12.50 up. Brush, comb and mirror in pretty case. Why buy the cheap so-called "ivory" sets that turn yellow, when the ster ling article can be bought just as cheaply? for our SPECIAL VJ UKBftSUA in Tbautlful gift box. with extra detachable han dle, tied with silk ribbons. See our new platinum and gold diamond-set Lavallieres, Pendants. Rings. Bracelets, Lockets, etc. New, up-to-date pieces, fresh from the East. Cln An Ladies' Watches, small sis e s. zu-year case. GUARANTEED GOOD WATCHES i . I CI i Cf Gentlemen's tMtt models; 20 ln SfAaJeeJV year cases; xi -Jewels; ad- - I " justed. .! - PERS. JAEGER EROS. QTXAUTY JSWZLXBS, S66 VOBJUSOS, BETWEEN TITTUP AND FOTXBTK. VfrO? - tain Pens, , Society Stationery Leather Goods, I Desk Furnishings, Fancy Memorandums, Play ing Card Sef, t Card Tables, Chess, Check ers, Dominoes? Etc., Sectional Bookcases, Office Furniture, Drawing Instruments, Artists' Supplies, Scien tific Books and hun dreds of Novelties. rO!0 DISCOUNT ON 3 XMAS JEWELRY 3 FOR FOUR DAYS, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED NESDAY AND THURSDAY I will give a bona fide off of my well selected stock of dependable jewelry. XMAS GIFTS FOR EVERYONE FREDERICK L. MILLER 343 V4 WASHINGTON ST. Opposite lEOrg-an Building, Betweea. Broadway and axX S. & H. Stamps S. & H. Stamps 25 Open Evenings 25 Discount Discount 'Everything for the Office Commercial Stationers. Office Outfitters, Printers, Engravers and Bookbindera, - a BEABQTTABTEBS TOB. Architects' and Engineers'; Instruments and Supplies. FIFTH & OAK STREETS SOKEOPATSXO -sTBESCaXPTXOHB. SPECIFICS, TBXTTJHATE3, FEIiLETt ii!. Ui" i 1 ; Do not forget that Methodist Ladies will have: feharge of the store of the Columbia Hardware Co., onjuesday, December 2 2d, and remember the splendid coMribution to be made by that firm to the new Deaconess Maine, There Will be a Big Showing of Beautiful Christmas m If Golds And They Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Show your appreciation by at least calling ahe store on that day to encourage the Ladies in charge; j TheTimeday The Place sh Girls :' 1 - - . iiiiiiii a - I I IS -ft 5ift bazaar Suggestions to te jpractical St)0f er I n e x p e n sive and lisef ul articles selected at random '4 h ITS A Safe and Sane XMAS For YOUR Child P LACE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT pass book showing a deposit of one dollar or more in your child's stocking Christmas eve. Q A savings account makes an economical Christmas gift impresses them with the importance of thrift teaches the child a lesson which will be valued all through lifeit is always at his disposal, and earns a maximum interest rate. Come in Today anH Arrange for it The United States National Bank Third and Oak Sts. Portland, Oregon A SOKEOPATSXO FEASKACT Jjg CSABOB OP A TBAZBS9 SOKEO PHARMACIST. SXJTD rOB CAVAXvOOITB. W00f)ARD, CLARKE & CO. Wood-Iaxk Bldg- Aider Street at West Park, . Portland, Or. Hotel THIRD AND MAIN STS. has more attractive accommodations, and rates,' than any modern hotel in the city for permanent guests-? IS indue. r Tbojst I J Obtuss I I J 1 I - III - PortlandSeedCo Holly, Mistletoe. Xmas Trees, Palms, Ferns, Plants Countless Others Await Your Inspection Courteous, helpful salespeople . make shopping a pleasure here f3or "(Brown Kps Boxed Stationery Leather Novelties Brass Pieces for the Home and Officer-Desk Sets Card and Gamie Sets Paper Cutter and Scissors Sets Brass-Mp.unted Clocks Ink Wells Game Counters Cjtlcn- -dars Postcards, Christmas Tree Orsa- ments Package. Dressings Etc. J - . " ' " Diaries Memo Index Sets Professional Men's ijioose-Leaf i Appointment and Account Books Lawyers' S-f lleather Brief Cases -Pencil Boxes for Students Jioto Mailers Looser-Leaf Receipt Books Desk Lamps Sectional Book Cases '-A and Office Chairs. 1 Tor tt)t iXl)lt6rcR ll ; A F-- "'Meccano," "Erector" the New Educational Games ' Spelling Boards Character Dolls Painting Sets Stencil Sets Cameras Etc. - ' ill's The J. K. Gill Company, Third and Alder Sbjeeta Book-Sellers, Stationers and Complete - Office tputfitters .-.. '--A - - WE have Just received, direct- from Tn nan a anl.nilM MllAtfnn riental palms and the quaint and rare ararf Trees. For the Christmas rift a llvlnar nlant. a , palm, or a fern Is always In good taste, and fills an acceptable place In . every nome. Dwarf Trees, from Japan (like ' cut) '.$3.50 . Palms, up from .78 Ferns, up from ; J25 Potted Plants, up from. .25 Holly Trees, up from.. ISO Christmas Trees, up from 3 A choice collection of Bulbs, many varieties LOO Half collection JBO BUstlsto and Cat Solly Baasonably PzloexL. Pront sad TiaUS Sts, . Main 4(140. A-SOU V - Have You Confidence in Your Dentist? ' ! - ' Work done in our establishment & iver fails to' impress the patient with our abiljty :ajd thorough determination to satisfy our patients even to the smallest detail of the work they requjrl done. Ask your friends or neighbors about 'ufcrt! Gold Crowns, Bridge Work, Fillings, Extractions, Etc.- ss.v.awih AT MODERATE CHARGES with 15-year 7 ysars la guarantee. Examinations and EstiipAtes Free. : romsau, . m - pi 5 Gold Crown White Crown Bridge' Tooth Work Finished in One Day If Required 'WISE DENTAL pCO. p The Failing Bldg., Second Flooi1?' S. EsCor. Third and Washington, Entranpf on TTurd 7