THE! OREGON " DAILY JOURNAL, . PORTLANdJ WEDNESDAY EVENING, WARCH 17, 1915.
EOWNTOPICS
(TBtkDAY Or 1915.)
AMUSEMENTS
E1LIG Broadway at Taylor. Curtains 2:15
sua o:j.. , iCHiav weauesuiiy auu mi
urday matinees.
iKKft brouUway an Sixth, Curtain 2:20
and si at met a liunday, Wednesday ana
Satorda. Baker Flayers la "Xeam of ttie
Storm Country." i
KPHKUM Bruadway at Stark. Vaudeville.
KJnrtalna 2;aO. 8:30.
KNTAGKS Broadway t AMer. VaudeTlllft.
ourtaloa a:30, 7:30 and 9:10.
ttw KMfUKSH Broadway at lammu.
Vaudeville. Continnuus. 1:3U to 5:30, 7:3
to 0:13 week days. , Continuous 1 to 11. Sun-
daya.
k UIC tfourtn at Stark. Vaudeville. Contln-
uons. 1 i to 11 D. m. ?
JkUMBlU SUta between Wastilnirton . and
Stark ajtreeta. Motion lectures, 11 a. m.
lu 11 u. m. '-
UOPLE' West Park at Alder street. Mo
tion uictures. U;30 a. iu. to 11:30 o. to.
I AU V"aiiUiuj:tun at Park. Motion plcturea.
11 "a. m. to 11 d. in.
ATIOSAL Park and West Park, at SUrk.
Motion clotures. Vl m. to 11 o. m. ..
AJKSriCWasainirum at Park., Motion pic-
t a. iu-. to 11 p. dj.
Washington at BroadAray. ..Motion
11 a. iu. toll d'. in.
IT MUSEUM Fifth and Taylor. Hours 9
to 5 week "days. 2 tq 3 Sundays. Free, after
uoona of Tuesday. Tuuraday. Friday, batur-
1 lien.
shkt-
pictures,
rKre
iltVuja
unity
tirc 19
lurckVu
Mel ill
fcsst.X
KotarX
Urea l
Coming; Events.
salve Busioeas Men'a luncheon at
b hotel March 18.
board luucLeon at Commercial club
i:1t1o league luuebeon at Mnitnomab
arcb 20.
idle Business ten's luncueon. March -IS.
club luncheon at Multnomah botel
Central Library Meetings
Rational I
Oregon
v eveu
I'aoltic
eduesduy
t society, every Sunday evening.
( trie league lectures every Tnurs-
university extension lectures, every
evening. ;
Tiri4r Infnrmntlnn Miir.nl
I .- - W..W ft
Informailuu resardlni: thls.oort may be ob-
lined frdm the 1'ortland Chamber of Com-
rce, 6U Flltb street. Telephone Main 1)93
Fire and Police.
Wre .department Main 7700. A-1323.
lPoltca department Male 7181. A 0751.
Portland
ursday ;
wegon
itherly
Wasbk
sh sou
nds ease
dabo Ton
H; Unuitsday
tbea
tward
red for
tion 1
la rite
Middle
len in
Id local!
North
fin uuoi
triperalu
li he
trict
Today's Forecast.
and vicinity - Kain tonight and
atrorut ao-itherly winds.
Rain tonight and Thursday; strong
inds.
Rain tonlibt and Thursday:
iberly gale west, strong southerly
portion.
niKht rnir soutn, rain norm por-
raln.
lndtoo
etgetlc
stefu
condlti
toto!
STATIONS
Elene, Texas. . .
er. Or J
kton, MAss: . . . .
teag-o. III......
iver. CoSo
nth Minn .
Ireka. Cil...:..
no, cal
vr. Mctot
kaonnue, t ia.
s t ir
xena. .
a. Cal.
Or....
Weather Conditions.
disturbance' Is central over
Alaska which is moving- rapidly
Southeast storm warnings were or-
tliis dbftrubance at 7 a. ra.. at all
this district except on tos Hay.
igli pressure area in central over
l'lateau States. l-lgnt ram nas
extreme northwestern Washlngtou
' in Tennessee. Snuw bus oecnrred
rakota and Colorado. It is colder
in ' the Atlantic states and mild
lies prevail on the Parlflc Slope.
Turns are xavoranie or ruiu iu iuis
lght and Thursday.
District Forecaster.
Observations.
Temperature
a!
lozville.
AngeK
rshfleld
ntrenl Oue.
kv Orleans. La.
hy xorkJ N. X.
Head, wvn
YaklmaL Wn. .
tsbnrg. Pa
-tland. Or
Ueburg, Or.
Louis, mo. ...
t Lake. Utah..
ttle. Wksh,'...
rldan. yo..
sa. Alaska....
,lrane. Wash...
xm a, Wash . . .
toosb. I'd., wn.
fides, Alaska..
ilia Walla. Wn.
rahlnirtoif T C
inmprg, iiuaa...
Afterntxkn report of preceding day.
JOBalOn
pul
jt'ta u
ernoort,
Ime of
MOW.
130 vy
left
Jonsdn.
f pectioti
kison, 1
eel;
mpbell
y.
pe, N.
.,nd
. Mr.
it
but a
mate,
Beveral
residing
Quincy,
ear
iccinauon
tie
lite
w.
aaury.
certificate
lef shAwln
byment.
30
S
28
IS
.to
2S
48
M
44
28
42
30
30 I
a
4
4
-
- 4
2
2
4
2
- 4
12
4
4
es i 4
44 i o
28
60
40
22
40
46
82
S6
58 I
- 4
0
6
-14
9
4
- 2
- 2
0
4 ! 2
28-8
44 (- 2
S3 l 4
44 6
C2 I 2
38 I 8
42 1-12
SO -10
SO 8
50
62
48
40
44
30
80
78
56
48
60
46
86
90
4S
2
4
48
6I
66
4.8
69
66
46
52
72
58
50
6'
60
62
'64'
46
43
30
S4
2S
28
30
22
46
64
44
26
40
80
SO
62
14
42
26
48
38
22
49
40
32
84
54
44
28
42
88
42
46
26
40
28
28
".a
I5
eft.
5c a
4
10
14
8
8
8
6
4
8
18
10
6
12
6
lO
22
12
4
12
2
4
6
S
4
4
4
4
. 4
4
18
' 4
4
14
10
a.
0
o
o
0
.08
0
0
0
0
0
o
0
.50
O
0
0
0
.06
0
o
0
o
o
o
0
0
o
o
o
o
.82
0
0
o
O
Passes Awy. Accord-
telegTam received yesterday
Carl J onson died at the
his son at Rockford, IU. The
Mrs. Hannah Jonson, resides
est "Webster street, this city.
the following; children: O. F.
employed at the building
department; Miss Alma
Ibrarian Jefferson high school,
at 130 West Webster
Mrs. Tillie Trygstad, 1191
street: A. E. Jonson, attor-
Wash-: J. R. Jonson,
D.; R..- K. Jonson, Rockford,
Rev. E. K. Jonson, Chicago,
Jonson' spent some of his
in this city, but went east
year ago to try a change of
as - his health had been poor
years. He was 78 years
Tavocinatlon Provided. Free
for civil employes whose
them to perform inter-
or handle the mails Is ar-
by ; a recent order Issued
. McAdoo, secretary of the
The service can be had by
mploye3 upon presentation of
from their immediate
g the nature of their em-
The . following physicians
require
travel
ior
0-
are authorized to make the vaccination:
Astoria, Dr. Jay Tuttte: Newport, Dr.
M. F Clattsius; North Bend, Dr. I. B.
Bartle and Dr. L. K. Strate; Portland,
United States public health service In
the Medical building, i
Junior Team Wine Debate. In the
inter-classj debates at i Reed college
laet night the Junior team, represented
by George Axtellj and I Lloyd Carrick,
affirmativje, won over the senior team,
represented by Robert jSabin and Del
bert Frenbh,. nesative, I with a unani
mous decision. The question was, "Re
solved, That the United States Should
at Once Take Steps Looking Toward
the G radial Decrease i of Its Navy."
Professors Josephine Hammond, Nor
man Coleman and Harold Merrlam act
ed as judges. Unfortunately,- Delbert
French, ofi the senior tejam, was ill, and
had to leave in the middle of his speech.
The secorid inter-classj debate will be
held Thursday night j in the college
chapel atj 7:30 o'clock, between the
sophomori and freshmen. The debate
will be on the same question . and the
winners then will . debate the Juniors
on -April 13. ! I
I 1
Portland Student Honored. l David
tioring Jri, son of Mr. and Mrs. David
Loring, Sl2 Marshall treet, formerly
a tuden( at the; Portland academy,
has been Selected as "ibis" of the Har
vard Lampoon. Uorinig is a member
of the juriior class at Harvard and the
position to which he his been appointed-
is quile an honored) one among the
students. The Lampoon is the col
lege comic paper andj treats of the
humorous! side of the! student activi
ties. Aftjer completing his work here
at tne ir-pruanri academy, coring at
tended the Milton academy, Milton,
Mass.
Endeavor Society Grows. Eighty
one new knembers have been; taken In
by the San Grael Christian Endeavor
society oif the i Firsjt Presbyterian
church during the last: year, as shown
by the reports read at the annual ban
quet at (the church Monday. The
total membership is now 174. New
officers have been installed by the
pastor, Dk John H. Bpyd, as follows:
President J. E. Yatesj Vice president,
Miss Mariam Ewing; recording sec
retary. Miss Katherine Nelson; corre-.
sponding secretary, Mips Lura Parker;
treasurer B. M. Behson; historian,
Herman Eckhardt; elder, J. E. Wheel
er. I . i
Bead Extension Xiecture. In Reed
college extension course 23, develop
ment of the drama, Miss Josephine
Hammond, professor if English, will
give the iast lecture this evening at 8
o clock, iji room i A or the central 11
brar'. Her subject w
Spirit and the -New Law in Contem
porary Drama." In course 12, natural
science. Dr. H. B, Tortey will give the
54th lecture, entitled,
of Development,'! tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock, in the biological lecture
room of the college.
Motorman Given
Cooper, superintendent of transporta-
Demerlts. Fred
Railway, Light
anhounced that
tion for the Portland
& Power company, has
Motorman William Bui-pee of the Haw
thorne lihe had received a number of
demerits I for runnlngj his car, Sun
day evenjng, dangerously, close to an
automobile occupied by Frank W.
Baltes, of F. W. Baltes & Co., and his
wife. The motorman, at a hearing
Monday, admitted thai he thought the
automobile was a Jitney.
Good Boads Will Be Topicv "Good
Roads" will be the subject at the Pro
gressive 1 Business Men's club lunch
eon in the Multnomah hotel tomorrow
noon. a S. Benson will preside. John
B. TeonL county commissioner, and
Julius l Meier, president of the Col
umbia IJighway association, will be
guests of honor and speakers of the
day. Stanley Baker will render a
saxophone solo. A report of last Sun
day's Lairch Mountain trail trip will
be made.
Trestle Will Be Replaced. The
county Commissioners yesterday ac
cepted tjie offer of Robert Wakefield,
sub-contractor on the interstate bridge,
to replace the present trestle and old
bridge civer a part 6 the Columbia
slough. The cost will be $400, and
will come from the road fund. The
acceptance of the ofijer was made on
recommendation of County Surveyor
Bon'ser and Superintendent of Bridges
Welch.
Lumber
ized at
X, umber Company Incorporates- Ar
ticles of incorporation of the Siletz
& Logging company, capital
$5000, were! filed yesterday
with County Clerk Coffey, by R. L.
Donald, MacCormac sjnow and Wallace
McCamant Besides j engaging in the
lumber manufacturing industry, the
company proposes tp open a ware
house and store at Hoskins, Or.
Pastor Will lecture. a stereopticon
lecture is to be given Friday, March
19, at 8 jp. m., at thejWaverly Heights
Congregational church, by the pastor.
Rev. A. j C. Moses, under the auspices
of the Young People's society. He
went through the great national park
on a bicycle.' The lecture will be il
lustrated by 100 stereopticon slides.
Glaosnelm Sanitarium, where the
cheeriness of home ;is combined with
scientific treatment land the best of
care. Call or address Dr. EUa K.
DearborH, 800 Union avenue. North.
Portland, Oregon. C-1108. Woodlawn
1365. . (Adv.) j
Prefers Hot to Accept. Although
the meinbers of thfe local board i)t
censors ) want Mayorf Albee to act as
chairman of their board, it is unlikely
that he will do so, as he does not be
lieve thie plan advisable at this time.
He hasj the matter finder advisement,
however, as the result of a confer
ence with members pf the board late
Saving Habit
Leads to Comfort
The
Spending
Habit
Leads to Want
Which Condition Do You Choose?
' j j
Your Future Depends Upon Yourself
: I i
Liberal Rate of Interest Paid by
'H..
United States National Bank
. . .1 - rf- 1 C . . I n . . .
nira ana vatt sireeu. tortIand,l Uregon.
- . - - I, !
Resources, $12,000,000.00 j
Banking by Mail for Out-offTown Customers
Si-
vesterdav, Th nfiw: ordinance
ulatlng the exhibition of all motijon
pictures takes effect next Monday.
Mrs. Almlra P. Elliott Dies. Mrs.
Almlra Fay Elliott, daughter of tihe
late Joseph H. Harriman, well known
bar pilot at Afctoria. died of pneu
monia yesterday: afternoon after a 110
days' illness atT her home at -Wist
Portland, on the Oregon Electrio rajil
road. She was 8 years of age. The
remains will be shipped tonight to
her birthplace, Astoria, for Interment
tomorrow In the family plot in Green
wood cemetery. Her husband, Fred
erick R. EUiottJ and their two sob,
Ralph, aged 7, And Frederick, aged! 3
months, will make their home with
Mrs. Elliott's sister, Mrs. Josephine
H. Forrest. 605 East Thirty-seventh
street, Portland
Henderson
the result of
fall during the)
Mount Hood
ing at Oregon
Henderson was
ages against
the bricklaying
ing. The verdict
cuit Judge Kav
derson sued for
JBrefwing
Jdhn
As
a
the
6d-
Awarded Damages.
injuries received" in
construction of
company's bu
City in 1913, George
awarded $2389 dajm
Stewart, who
contract on the buld
was returned in Cir
anaugh's court. Hen
$10,000 damages
saloonkeeper, of
liquor to O. S.
Dowgiallo had
days in Jail by
enson- and had aj
en
Alaska BCarsbal
Alice Cox. an
they are taking
prison for worn
Deputy United
Mrs. H. A. Bis
district of Jun
Portland last
east this morn
serve a se
murder of a
Mr. Bishop is
serious illness.
tog.
ntencee
white
Sunnyslde W,
Sunnyside W. C
been organized
ence and laws
suae iowgiauo Acquitted A jury,
in Circuit Judge McGinn's court tihis
morning acquitted Mike DowgialloL a
a charge of selling
Cole, 19 years old
been .sentenced to j 50
Municipal Judge Stjev-
Ippealed. The boy Was
the only witness, who testified that he
waa served liquor in the saloon last
New Year's eveJ
day when he fell out of the cab win-'
dow of his train near Forest Grove.
The train was having trolley trouble,
and Luster was watching the ' trolley
when he overbalanced and fell. Me 4
was brought to Good Samaritan hospital.
Estate of John ICcCraJcen. John
McCraken, who died February 15. 1915.
left property valued in the report of
the appraisers filed yesterday at
$216,178.04. Real estate forms $201,
000 worth of the estate and personal
property forms the rest. Stocks and
notes held by the estate were listed
as of no value. John D. Wilcox,
Whitney L. Boise and C L. Starr
were appointed appraisers.
Divorce Suits Piled. Divorce suits
were filed yesterday as follows: Ort
ance C Johnson against Arthur A.
Johnson, desertion; Mary E. Weber
against Daisy Hubbell, desertion;
and drunkenness; Judson A. Hubbell
against Daisy . Hubbell , desertion;
Frances SL Bell against Tedd J. Bell,
desertion.
on Way East. With
Alaskan Indian, wb;om
to the United States
at Lansing, Kanias,
States Marshal and
hop of the First judicial
in
the
to
the
feau, Alaska, were
lght, leaving for
The woman ia
of 15 years for
man near Juneau.
Just recovering f rorh a
C. T. TT. Meets.
T. U. will meet
row afternoon Vlth Mrs. Snow at
Marguerite avenue. A study class
to study political
pertaining to the
amendment. Mrs. Hatcher, who
announced last
is unable to attend because of illness.
Collector
to figures
Martin, the su
turned over by
the county
last week's
$964,428.52
Turns
prepared
treats
collection
turnled
in Cash. Accord!
by County Aud
m of $333,130.49
Tax Collector Lewi
ureras the result
making in
over this year.
Leg
laborer's
Susa, Southern
tham. Or., wht
leg yesterday
was brought
hospital yesterday,
tv
tp
looses
-Motorman
motorman on
Eastern electric
toes and his foot
The
tomor-
319
has
cl-
Vv-as
week, to be present,
Injured. Antone
Pacific laborer of
received a
-hen a tie fell on!
the Good
La-
fractured
it,
Samaritan
Entertainments at Y. M. C. A. In
teresting entertainments presenting
Jane Tuttle, dramatic soprano; Gene
vieve Fodrea, violinist, and Adela
LaV, pianist, will be given March 19
and 20 at the Y. M. C. A. hall, at 8
p. m., under the auspices "of Sumner
Relief Corps, for the National Society
for Broader Education.
Pifty Dollars will be paid for proof
that I am employed, by either telephone
company. Five dollars may be saved
by reading my letter entitled "Public
Information" in this paper. For addi
tional free Information address Ed
Word, P. O. box 2104, city. (Adv.)
bREGON WILL fc
L EXHIBIT AT
t ...
SAN FRANCISCO FAIR
MNERA
Bureau of Mines and Geology
Commission? Meets and
Committee Is .Named,
ng
tor
was
to
of
all
Toes. T. E. Luster,
B. .Portland, hJugene &
train, lost sevjeral
was crushed yeter-
Contpany Piles Articles. Articles of
incorporation of the Pacific Timber
Cruising company, capitalized at $500,
were filed with County Clerk Coffey
this morning by Frank S. Grant, R. A.
Inlay and Helen Maney.
Children's Orchestra to Play. A
special attraction at the social to
be given this evening at the First
Methodist church is Clifford's Junior
orhcestra, which will play Irish selections.
. Desertion Is Alleged. Suit for di
vorce was filed this morning by Grace
H. Gregory against Allan M. Gregory,
in which she alleged desertion.
- Steamer Jesse Sarklns for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.)
One Suit Pressed Each Week. $1.50
a month. Unique Tailoring Co., 309
Stark. Main 514, A-4314. (Adv)
Painting1, Tinting, Paperhanglng.
E. T. Crane, 1J0 Tenth at. M. 2326. Adv.
Low Prices on Printing" of all kinds.
F. W. Baltes & Co. Main 165. A-1165. Ad.
r. W. A. Wise will leave in a few
days for Bar View. (Adv.)
Dr. E. C. Brown. Eye. Ear. Mohawk
bldg. (Adv.)
Delaware will not resort to bond is
sues to meet state expenditures. '
Conforming to therequest of Gov
ernor Withycdmbe, the Otegon bureau
of mines and geology commission met
in this city laist Monday 'night for the
purpose of giving consideration to the
state mineral exhibit at the Panama-
Pacifio International exposition in the
mines and metallurgy building.
The late legislature appropriated
$10,000 for the exhibit wiich is to be
under the management of the bureau
of mines and geology commission. A
committee coniposed of W. C. Fellows
H. M. Betts and J. F. Reddy was em
powered to carry out all arrangements
for the exhibit such as tie collection,
assembling and display of specimens.
The eommjl tee is to adt in conjunc
tion with H. pi. Parks, director of the
bureau. It ia planned to have the ex
hibit in place by May 1.
The mineralogy of the state will be
fully represented particular attention
being given tp the gold exhibit.
In additior to arranging for the
exhibit the commission also considered
tentative plans to continue the inves
tigation of the mineral resources of
the state. A working s :af f was en
gaged for the next 12 months. Among
the appropriations made by the legis
lature was pne of $251000 for the
maintenance of the bureai.
The staff engaged consists of W. A.
Swartley, mining engimeer ; Jra A. Wil
liams, who will Investigate the cement
materials, salines and fertilizing- de
posits of southeastern Oregon; G. A.
Goodspeed, mineralogist.
Smith of thef departmen
University of Oregon.
In connectljon with the mineral ex
hibit at San jFrancisco it was decided
to condense the bulletins issued by
the bureau the past eigtit years into
a souvenir edition for distribution.
The Oregofa bureau of mines and
and Professor
of geology.
geology com
W. J. Kerr.
Agricultural
mission is
president of the Universi
W. C. Fellow of Whitney
Cornucopia; J. F. Reddy,
J. L. Wood, Albany, and
Portland.
Whiti
White Salni
the monthly
Salmon
was elected
succeed Dr.
ing for
elected vice
Conger who
Seattle.
president of the Oregon
college; P.
Salmon
on. Wash.,
luncheon
...
Comtnerclal
'club
president of
W. Sayre,
R. L.
president to
has gone to
composed of
L. Campbell,
y of Oregon;
5 H. M. Betts.
Grants Pass;
H. N. Lawrie,
d
Elects,
ilarch 17. At
the White
H. Douglas
the club to
who is leav-
Haman was
succeed J. J.
St. Paul.
lllHI!llllljiieiBII8llS3
aMslssslssar
$1.95
SS Cut from I
JSbSS A folding sidewalk sulky, as
with rubber tired.
50 Worth of Furniture
75 Worth of Furniture
00 Worth of Furniture
25 Worth of Furniture
$150 Worth of Furniture
$?00 Worth of Furniture
lllllllilllllHIIIIIIIHIHHHD
' fa. aTT Baas. aw t "snssBBsB
5.00 Cash $ 1.00 Week
$ 7.50 Cash 4l.50 Week
$10.00 Cash $2.00j Week
$12.50 Cash $2.25! Week
$15.00 Cash $2.50 Week
$20.00 Cash $3.00 Week
i o n i a rii 1 TV I r
$z.du rianK lop iming
Quarter Oak -Octagon
A splendid dining table pattern with
45 inches in diameter and pedestal In
with broad, flaring, heavy legs. A most
sign and at this price unusual value.
thick
octagon
plank top
design j
pleasing de-j
pictured.
steel wheels', enameled gear
and body, -very
comfortable.
light and
Oriole Go-Car
!
Reduced
$19.00
mohair)
and 12
for .
"TOT
$7.95
$11.75 Oriole Go-Baskets.
in pretty uphol
stering!, for 1 ".
Oriole Go - Baskets,
closely woven CO Cfl
$14.00
with
reed sides, for
Folding Go-Carts. With
auto hood, reed biody
in. wheels $J35
Short Lots of Lace and Scrim
Curtains
These lots contain from 2 to 6 pairs
of a pattern, and are the greatest
value we have offered in months.
$3.50 Curtains reduced to, J QQ
pair tPlaOtJ
$5.50 Curtains reduced to, d0 QQ
pair DSe7P
$7.50 Curtains reduced to, IQ Qf?
pair j50ee70
$14.50 Curtains reduced to,
pair
SEE YAMHTLL STREET WHTDOW
$6.9
New Cretonnes and Taf
fetas Underpriced
Designs not ordinarily shown at
this price. Taffetas and cretonnes fin
shadow effects, in pink, blue, yellow
and lavender, also Old English chintz
designs
CAN SO BETTER jFOB X.ESS
OH" TTTTUTl STRTTRqin
Al Remarkable
Brass Bed Value
$7.95
Table
i
Base
$19.85
EXTRA!
45 Comfortable
Arm Rockers
k e r s, I
d d e d 1
wood.
nice-'
1
Excellent Arm Roc
with panlel back, r
arms, saddle shape
seats, of 1 good desigtk,
ly iinisnea in goiaety 1
$2.79 j
Housu furnishing
Specials ;
No. 1
plete
ting
Food Chopper.
set of cut
special
with
knives,
$1.50
set,
ent
Dover
fitted
handles
No. 6
g u a r a-
in every
for
Sad Iron
with pat
for. . .
Jewel Electric Iron.
n t e ed satisfactory ,
respect.
com-'
82c!
i. 3 in'
89c!
Look at the cut and
splendid brass bed can
this low price. It is
other stdres as high as
large 2-inch posts, fitted
knob mounts and 10
finished in royal satin
rigid an construction
to a customer.
$1.75 White Enamel
Bath or Medicine
Cabinets
fiee what a
be had at
quoted in
$14.50, has
with door
filler rods,-
and very
bed only
inch
inches
8x12
hooks
llll
Well finished, convenient!. ""
ly arranged, bathroom or
medicine cabinets, 11 H
e s wide and VI
high, fitted Witt
h?
mirrorf fitted with
ready for ' r
hanging. Extra MHr
cnAlail volna
minims;
$2.29
10 Ck Ponfe I I Piece white and' gold ,
ms) A Id j I ner sets special
. . ; -. - . - --- -' - .-. .: - . 1 i ., : ,. .-
Press Club Jinks I l
Comes Off Tonight
Chairman MoOettlgan Announoes That
All the Stars in Kls Constellation
Hare Seen Securely Corraled.
. Chairman Frank McGettiganJ of the
entertainment committee of the j Port
land Press club, announces that no
stir will be missing In the constella
tion he will offer tonight In the Press
clb theatre in honor of the St,- Pat
riok'a day Jlntea, now; a regular an-
nuai feature of life around the news
papermen's club. . All members of the
clulf are invited and are expected to
bring at least five friends with them
to enjoy the good times prepared. The
performance will begin at' 8:30) o'clock.
a distinct novelty on the program
will) be the pianologue by Mrs. E. M.
Hogan. long a Press club favorite, afad
the I dances by Miss Frances Magill.
who is now completing her) dancing"
studies ia Portland i preparatory to
embarking on a vaudeville oareer.
Among the other numbers on the!
program are: , ! !
Piano solo. Miss Viola Made n; raon
loKue. Al Keel, the Keystome com
the
ae-(
dlan, vlolinl "feat," Mss Golda M.
Gouiet; cross-fire comicalities, Dun
it Dunkle: Irish songs, Miss Iva Lyon;
recitations. E. C. Horton; operatic se
latetlonB, Miss Leah Cohsn.
j Besides these, there are half a doz
en or more big numbers and the noyet
Stunt in preparation by the orchestra
from the Orpheum, Empress and Pan
tagea theatres, under tjhe leadership
Of Frank Harwood, leader of the Or
pheum orchestra. .
I Cowgh Stop is a reat stopper. Plum
iner Drue company, Third and Madi
son, i - (Adv.)
on
A. & M. Delovage
A. Sc M. Delo vage 324
" slsslSSBslSs1 SsSSBBsM SsVJ SSaBI SsBB 1
THE SMOKE AND WATER SALE
GORHAM TEAPOTS
SterUng Silver Teapots of
Oornam Manufacture.
Compare These Prices t
$30.00 Teeapot at.
$33.75 Teapot at.
.S21.SO
S24.50
Original Price Ticket
Every Article. -
SUGAR HOLDER
Rtsrllnir Sllv.p Snirar Holder
sold regularly $5.50, J2,40
CUPS AND SAUCERS ;
Black Coffee Cups and Sauc
ers sterling silver. I Sold
regularly at $3.50 the eO OC
pair, now at i'W
Original Price Ticket on
Every Article.
BREAD & BUTTER PLATES
Sterling Silver.
Regular $4.50 values, CO Ofi
our price now, each.. VUiAU
COMBINATION TRAY
Combination Sterling Silver
Sandwich and Cheese Tray,
sold regularly at 10 Rd
$25.00. now at l AiJU,
"FAIRFAX" TEA SET
Five-Piece Sterling Silver
"Fairfax" Tea Set. We org
you to compare our sale: price
with tVi.t rk-f finv -tVir ,tnr
Reg. $173.00 value $28,00
-
Original Price Ticket on
Every Article.
SHAKERS
Sterling Sliver Salt, and Pep
per Shakers. Prices Are on
Sets.
Reg. $1.60 Shakers at 754
Reg. $2.50 Shakers at 81.25
Reg. $3.00 Shakers at 81.50
Reg. $5.00 Shakers at S2.50
Original Price Ticket on
Every Article.
CANDLESTICKS
7.75
Reg. $13.50 Sterling
Silver Candlesticks
WITH
FUK.Y
Do Not Miss This
Great JewelrySale
Are you going to be one of the per
sbns who arrived at the station just a
minute too late only to see S the train
receding in" the distance? Arj you
going to let this great opportunity to
buy high-grade Jewelry at cut prices
pass you by? Would you miss this
SAL E? Well, hardly! Read our prices
below. Make comparison. "Merit
welc omes comparison." . We invite
comparison. Our prices are unap
proachable because we are not taking
a half-hearted measure in disposing 6f
this -stock. ' " - j -!' j
. .
CUT GLASS BOWL
Gorham Cut Glass Bowl, with
sterling silver ; rim t very
beautiful design priced at
less than cost. Reg. Clfl flfl
value $25.00. now.. VlUiUU
' Original Price Ticket on
juvery Article.
DIAMOND
, . I -r i lirnal stAClca O
diamonds in Portland. It has always
been known that our diamond prices
ar lower than elsewhere Now durj
ini this sale, our prices are reduced
from 25 to 40 per cent .from our alh
ready low prices. .We are not holding
in reserve any of our diamondsthe
entire stock is now on sale, including
all solitaires set in platinum, and also
onyx mountings. We have diamonds as
low-as $5 and up to $1000. j ' !
Read These Savings
DIAMOND RING RV.eguTof
value $35. now going at. ....
DIAMOND RING
value $70, now going at.. .. . . ' VU
miliniin Dlllf Solitaire Diamond
ummunu ninu Bing.
setting, reg. value $100
Ring, platinum, tGf
, now... . v, f
f
P1II0TCD ninMniin nihin Turquoise
ULUwlLn uiniuunu imtw
i .... .
WWW , ... v.. " - - - lJUObd
Dikmond5! Ring iurquoise . surrounded
with ten full cut diamonds, reg- JRC
ulitr value $100, now going at... "'Vj
DIAMOND-PEARL RINGiil
with seven graduating full cut dia
,m6nds. regular value $160,. now JJ
DLAMOND Rli afit "ii trl Srfe
newest I design, reg. value $145. CQJ
now going at . .4 . .'. ... i
0-CARAT DIAMOND LZt
-,Aa nerfect rem a rare tQCH
uty, reg. value $500, now at f "
bea
SOLID GOLD RINGS
Solid Gold Blrthstone Rings
In individual stones and com
binations, values to tt AC
$7.50, choose now aVliUU
CUFF BUHONS
Solid Gold Cuff . Buttons
Some With Diamond ! Setting.
Regular
Buttons
Regular
Buttons
$1.25
$2.60 Cuf:
at .-. :
a't6 00..0"'! $2.50
Regular $10.00 Cuff ffC fin
Buttons at . J,UU
! Original Price Tickets on
j- Every Article.
LAVALLIERS
Solid Gold or Gold, -with
Platinum, j
Jf .vt.rr!1.1: $5.00
Reg. $15 Lavalllers, C7 Cff
now-it .(.... L aitOU
Lavalllers. Q QQ
.LT!u!1:i$l2.50
Reg. $20
now at
Reg. $25i
now at
All other Laval- A0 flPP
Hers up to $100. .WO "
Original Tickets on Every
.,. ; . j ArticU?. J '
SCARF PINS
Solid Gold Blrthstone Scarf
Pins. .
s?a:f $1.25
3.5?7.s??ff $1.75
Scarf 0 CfT
$3.75
$5.00
$7.50 Scarf
f
$10.00 Scarf
$5.00
Regular
Pins at
Regular
Pins at
Regular
Pins at
Regular
Pins at
Regular
Pins . at
Original Tickets .on Every
Article.
POCKET KNIVES
SoUd Oold One-Half Price.
Regular $5.00 Pocket 60 Cfl
Knives at .... v0U
Regular) $7.00 Pocket -Q Cfl
Knives at j. VW.OU
Regular! $10 Pocket QQ
Original Tickets on Every
Article.
CLOCKS
Our entire stock 6f High-
Grade Clocks, including nit
eTact."'. HALF PRICE
Original Tickets on Every
Article.
One
with
V. 1 ,
t, i
I All
III tention
iy sua
i
I 17 !
' Z "'HI' 111 sL
-p SJ?5
E-X-T-R-A S-P-E-C-l-A-L
lot of LocketB solla goia- sorns
small aiamonas. roiuj w
greatest bargain ever ciiereu
jelwelry concern in Portland. Jff fjn
i a. i4Ann vrtttr nir it it
iOrlgtnal TicKeii on xuvc jr
S-P-E-C-l-A-L
Gold . Filled Cuff Buttons,
values to $2.00, your Ona
pick at.j. .:.. UB
Mail Orders
. i -
mall orders receive our prom ptl at
iho.1i filial nur Eruar-
ana are ,rirnr-
tee accompanies every TTT w
e shopper wno0.u- -',""',:
prepay all express
customers. ..t
EBelovage
324 Washington street
At the Sign Established
or tns Ked f ri Since
tiiocic 1889
V
! S All
I I If "m. i 'S 1 ' II I
Order of i
United Artisans
A Social, Fraternal, Beneficial
Society for men and women. Four
plans of Insurance based upon ade
quate rates, and backed by a sur-
flus of nearly one million dollars.
0 lodges in Portland. Over 11.000
members in Oregon. Let us tell
you, about It. Phone Main 1220.
C.sXi. MTCEWlfA, i -1 -(
Buprams Secretary, :
62X Beck Bldg Portland,! Oreroa.
Oregon Humane Society
67 Grand, Ave. VK between Conch and
Davis. Phones East 1433. B-3516.
OFEXT BAT AW KTOET,
I Report all cases of cruelty to this
office. Lethal chamber for small ani
mals. ' Horse ambulance for sick or
Cis&bled animals at a moment's notice
BITIILITHIC
pavement is to
permanent that -there
can be no
question of its
' economy.
DENTISTS
Corner of Second and Morrison. Look'
for the big -Union sign. All work guar- s
j - anteed. ; j
Open t A. M. W I P. M. . !
- Sundays. .10 to 12 A. M.
Full Set Teeth, that fit. .$5.00
Gold Crown, 22-k. $3.50
Bridge Teeth, 22-k. . . . .$3.50
Painless Extraction .....50c:
j Sr. Whetstone. Vz.
Hotel Lienoii
THIRD AND MAIN STS.
has more attractive accommodations,
and rates, than any modern hotel in
the city tor permanent guests 910
i
" ' - r, j - i
1 . .
' . - - V