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THE ORCGQ?f DAJkY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THUESSAY, MAY 27. ,913-
fcRIEF INFORMATION
(UTtt: BAY OF Uli.)
AMUSEMENTS.
H EI Li 0 Broadwar t Taylor. Cuftilg 8:30.
Atii eiub concert. , Z.
FA.S'iitilS Broadway at Abler. Vaudeville.
2:30. :80 aud :J0. , -
KMrHESi! Btoijinr at Yamhill- Vaude-
l i . . , . o . rr . . . " . 'Ji ft-lK
'Uli.. lATOUUUUU i-vU 10 , "" "
vlr fv I'.ialinnuiia 1 to 11 ttUBUaJT. .
LTB.1U i'owtli it tUrk, " VauuifTille. Cea
Unuou t to 11 p. m. :
OKPUfcLM Broatfwar -at Star. Motloa pic
ture, 12 ib. to ll it. so.
THtf OA&. Aiuuaiurat Park. 7
NAlIOXAl ti and ft'aat Park at Stark.
Mutfou picture, IZ to. to il J. U. '
aU.i.31'10- WaUuton at -Vara, alotioa Pic
ture, 10:80 a. la. to 11 B- . ,
Bt'KSE'r-WaCinKtoo end Iteeaaaray. Atotioa
lf ..tii't-.a 11 a nv ta 11 n. m.
8f AH-WaWiUigtou aud fmk. Motioa 'plct- Ija,:
COUMlilA jt6, between WasAlnftoa and
fcUct. Ujtlou pictura, 11 a. to 11 p. m.
ABT MCSKLAi Utb and Taylor. Honrs 9 t
5 week dai. to 9 Bunuya. tree arasr
noooa of lueiwlay, TUur4y. Vrldajr, Batur
dar aud Sunday. ' r
doming Events.
' Beeltr Board luaciieoa at Cuuiicerclal elut
May aa.
VraBsoortaUen clut luncbeua t JajUltnotna
hotel. May US. ' . M
Jovian League and Oregon Society of En
gineer at beuon hotel May 2.
Oregon Civic league luuetisou at Multaomao
hot! liar 2i.
Eoyai Bos:laas luncheon at Chamber or
Ctuicuerc Ajar JH. ' . A ,
Rotary club luuehsoe at tbe BeuaoU total
June 1. . ,
Id dub luncbeon at tbe Multnomah hie
June t
City election June T. .
lUa festival June 8-10-1 J. (Three day).
Municipal band concert. First concert of
caaou will b ou June So, at Waauiugteti Park.
Central library Meetings
Battoaaliut society, every Sunday evening,
Oregon Ciyia league leciuiea ever Tbuntiiuy
treolug.
" tactile university eztenaion lecturea tvery
Wed'neaday eveuiug. ;
Port Information Supplied,
Information rtmardins tkll nort nay be eb
taiu-d Yivm the Portland Cbamber of Cnt
uerce, M YUik aureet. Telephoua Main 8b
or A-12oa.
Fire uxul Police.
lire .deBartnaeat Mala 770O, A-132X.
Police department Main 7131. A-oTSt.
Today's Forecast,
Portland and vicinity Shower tonight or
frldayj aoutberly wind.
OreKon Katr aouth and east portions tonight
ad fralday; sbutrera northwest port tun tor
Big lit or Friday; ll;b t't eaat portion to
Blaht; wind mostly aontberly.
Wahingtou--Showers west tonlgbt and Fri
day. bowere eaat tunigbt er Friday) aouikerly
"Wlnda. ...
fdabo fair toplgbt and Friday; Hgbf fro
tbtiiUt aoutli portion.
Weather Conditions.
A depreaajon of decided character la central
over Oklahoma and a mall disturbance ever
Ilea tbe Canadian nortuwent. A large blsb
pressure area la central over the Lake region,
and a. email lilgh pressure urea la central over
Oregon. Light rain baa fallen along the ljn
' n'edlate north Pacific coast and general raAj
have fallen In the I'lauia atatea and mldule
aliaalaaippi valley. It la cooler in the northern
atatea east of tbe Missouri river and also cooler
- in Oklahoma.
The condition are favorable for nnaettted
weutbttr with showers lu northwest Oregon and
Washington during the next U4 to M hours,
and (or fair weather elsewhere in tbla district.
1 rust will form tonight in exposed place in
eastern Oregwu and southern Idaho.
fcpWAHD A. BEAL8,
District t'orecaater.
Observations.
TATI0K8
Baker, Or:......
Hnstou. Mass...
Chicago, 111. . . .
Ieuver, Colo...
tulutb, Minn...
Eureka. Cal
Galveston. Texas
Havre, Mont. . . .
Jacksonville, Fla.
laanaia ( Hj, Mo.
KuoxvlUe, Teun.
Leuiston. Idaho.
Los Annelea, Cal.
Mersiifleld, Or..
MoiiU-eal. One...
New Orleans. La.
JiHwlVork. N.fi".
a. ueaa, wn...
K. ykina,. Wu.
Flttaburg, Pa...
Portland, Or.....
Rotebuig, Or....
St. Louts, Mo.:.
Salt Lake, L'tah.
8 Krauuisco, Cal.
Beettla, Wash...
Silk a, Alaska..
Iipokane, Wu....
1 ecomu, Wn ... . .
Tatooab I..Wn. ..
V aides - Alaska. .
Walla Walla, Wn.
Waabtngtou, ti.U
Winnipeg, Man.
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land. CapUin lo J. . A. Fit-on! ; M
Cornpapy, talent, Captain Ma I Ghlr
aar; A Company; ajcJJlnnviUe, Cap
tain UlchelUottk; ;B Company, Port-
Captain ! f, Pauherty; B
Company, Portland, Captain James H.
Portr; F Company, Portland, Captain
E. C, J.Jbby. ?fi general affictancy
Of the reirlment la ca-nsslh&r&A crrvnri
and condition of the stata beadquar-
tera ractpry- j .
Jona Satebet DcadJonn Oatchet,
Wtto uied at bis rKidnc 1184 East
Ninth street, ysstarday, wag a native
of Miswourl, aged 73 years. Hs was
a mb of Gordon Gransar Post. No.
43, of Wood lawn. g.nd servsd as lieu?
tanant in tbe Civil war with the Forty
fifth Missouri infantry. Company I.
He cams to Oresron in JS81 and was a
contractor for several years. He was
a policeman in the dtif of East Port
W.n at the Unas of its consoUdatioa
with pprtjand about 5 years go. He
wave a widow!, airs. Caroline aatchet.
three sons, Charles K., Frederick Q.
an4 rranclg I JQatcbetj five daughters.
Mrs. It, I Forrest, of Hood River;
Mrs. John F- MeMahop. Mrs. WUliam
lorth, Mrs. M. Lanson. Mrs. Carl Mc-r
KripsicJj;, of this, city. The funeral
seryjees wm b st the FJnley chapel
9morrow morning at J0;3f) and Bey.
X. . Henderson ( the United breth
ren church will deliver- Jne address
All comrades pf : the Q. A- fi. are
asked to attend. I
on Iarcb mountaia trail, the first uaiC
fcegins-Hhis week, says fifsary HvyX
chalrraao of ttaa traij committes. The
proceeds of tbe pencils sold at ltd a
grosaC 1 5 a half gross and SI a dozen,
will be ud in construction of tbe
second trail unit. v f . '
Soys Camp Association pornae4-
Tbe Boys' Camp assopatipn has been
formed to taae obarge of the camp,
which wa formerly run 'by the Ore
gon Recreation league. The officers
elected are: A. E. Wood f Reed col
lege, presjdent; W. U Flnley, vice
president; Wels Gilbert, secretary
and treasurer. Tnese officers, with
the following, form the board of di
rectors: . A. c. Js'ewfll, Mies Ida Lovy
enburg. Father WiUianj Cronio. Miss
Prtba Pa vis, Ricbard Jones, Richard
Hart, Ray Small. The camp will
probably be located at tb? Cascades
on tbe same site as last year, and will
open the first of July.
. ( j , . , j
James fetvf felegJames kugg, who
died yggterdsy at bi home. '616
Franklin street,, -wga for many years
an active member of Orient lodge N.
17. I. O. O, P in this city, and settled
on tb summit of Mount Sceit 36 yarB
9- He was bom in jEogiand. Jaau
ary T. 1841. He leaves a widow, Mrs,
Sophia Xugg, and' a daughter, Mrs,
Ma Smith. Fuqeral services will be
eld at the chapel' of F, 6. Dunning,
41 Past Alder street, Friday, May t
Blpe Raspberries Red raspbrries,
large, luscious specimens were picked
la the garden ef Mrs. A. B. Tinker, at
932 East Eleventh street north, yester
day, and are believed to be the first
ef the season hereabouts. Mrs. Tlaker
picked a boa yesterday and another to
day and expects frrm new on to have
sufficient far dessert at least once a
day for the balance of the bearing
season.
Sigh Voltage Subject. "High Volt
age," Is announced as the feature of
tomorrow's weekly Jovian league
luncheon at the' Hotel Benson. The
affair is under' the control of toe Pa
cific power Wght Co., with W. w.
Cotton as orator. A guessing- 3ine is
scheduled a One Of the stunt features
and the atfnoujicementg urge jovians
to "come early and avdid your friends.''
The Woolen Mills Stores Oosaolldata.
rThfrd' and Stork street loses, Third
and Morrison street , gatps! ? After
serving thousands of people for 12
years at this corner, we have 4ecided
to consolidate our twq stores, and are
now handing oijt remrkabla bargains
in the way pf remqval prices. 12.p0
men's suits, now JS.60; $15 men's suits,
now $10; $20 men's suits, now $13.35;
$25 men's suits. now flS.SO, All under
wear, shirts, i hosiery, t?es, sweaters,
bats and furnishings af all kinds are
greatly reiuced in price. Buy now and
save ne-th(rd to One-half the regular
price. Brownsville Woolen Mill Store,
Third and ptarte street. ' CAdv.) ,
Bo saltans at Zpnohfos-A general
meetirjs of the Boyal Rosarians wiH
be held at luncheon Saturday neon in
the ladies' dining room of the Cbamber
of Commerce tbe purpose ing to
plan gntertainrnent of visitors during
tbe Rosa FesiYi. Among tb delega
tions expected are tbe TiJtUBs of Se
attle, the Radiators of Eugene and tbe
Cberrlans of Salens.
$50 He wa A. Ford roadster, 1914
model, stolen Sunday, 2 p. ra., front
Orpheum theatre, ' Portland, lileease
5896, motor 388,691, nickel plated, 3
36 fey 3; 1'gi by 4 Firestene tires;
Presto tank; eeloid broken in rear eur
tain; Holiday shock absorbers. A. W.
Regner, Ford Motor Co.. Portland. Ad.
Eibaniuu Vill : Entertain The
Ancient Order Of Hibernians will hold
an open house in their new hall, 840
Russell street, tomorrow night, A fine
musical program has been arranged
Dancing will be enyd from 19 till
12 p, rri. D. W. Lane will preside. No
admission will be charged.
Oregon. City Biver Excursion. Sun
day trip's, leaye Taylor street dock's
a. m., 12:30 p. im.; : p.m. Boat
stops. at Oak Grove, Cedar Island, Ma-
Sones Park, picnic grounds, feeave
regon Cjity. 10:30 a. rn,, p. m., 5:30
p. m. Bound trip, 40 cents. Phone
Main 40. (Adv.)
JTew EngTanders to Meet The New
England society of eregon meets to
night at Cotillion balL' A splendid
program has heen arranged and a good
time assured. All former residents of
the New England states and t&elr
families are cprdislly invited.
Ambrose's Dismiss, Confirmed
Tbe civil service board meeting has
confirmed the discbarge of J. I Am
brose, lineman of thefire bureau, who
was dismissed for being outside of the
city frimit without permission. The
' Ai(i'l'noou report of precadlug day, " "
What Can Be Seen Around Portland
Council Crest (1100 feet) View unequalled,
Columbia and Willamette rivers. Tualatin aU
ley, Willamette valley. Cascade aud Coast
raugea, five anew-capped mountain (north to
east on clear days), Mt. Rainier. 14.4U8; Mu
fit. Uelns. 80U7; alt. Adams, 12,b07 Mt, Hood.
li,2&; Mt. Jeiferson, 10,522. .
Washington Park, at bead of Washington
street. Flowers, shrubs and trees. Children's
auodel olay grounds. Kotewortby plecea of aeulp.
ture: ''Coming of the White Man," by Her
man Atkins McNeill, presented by heir of li,
i Xbompson; "Saeajawea"' (Indian girl, guide
- , , 1 (lurl, .ynwhlnn l.v i ll. 1 .. .
preented by Sacajawea Statue association gad
cienry a.tcmsn. ip miuuics waia.
laiunkea rose gardens in east part ef city.
Containing more than 700 varieties of rosea.
Macleay, left untouched In wild natural beau
- ty. Big trees, Just the woods "where rolls
the Ongon."
ruresuy bnildlpg Lewis Clark exposition
E rounds," west. Hon re 6 a. ra. to 6 p. m.
uilt of specimen mammoth Oregon fir logs.
Contains l.uuo.OOO feet lumber.
Attractive vlewa from Kiug'a and WHlam
ett Hsights and Westover Terraces.
terwllllger boulevard, sooth of city, above
Willamette, on wett aide.
tkyliue. west from Council Crest. Boad
around spur between Council Crest and WiUam.
tt river offers fine vlewa.
Columbia and Willamette Encircle Penin
sula district aud 6t. Johns, affording excellent
riewa ef city, Industries and harbor.
Typical home sections Portland Heights,
Vob ttlil, lrvington. Mi. Tabor.
Harbor features- West side public dock, foot
?evateeutb street. Hast Side pqbric dock,
out Of &at Stark, Publia meter 'boat land
ing, foot of Stark street (launches call here
for fiver tour, tioat house near Morrison aud
Hgwtliprue bridges.) l.iiupiug. Modern bridge
r-Broadway. Hailroad, Hawthorne.
Publia institution City ball and Historical
exhibit. 'Pitta and MadUoa. County building,
fuurtb aud Salmon. Art museum. Fifth near
Yamhill. Central library. Tenth and YainhiU,
Custom bouse, b roadway gad Davis,"
Worthy of notice Skldmore fountain. First
aud Aukeny. by Olln L. Warren, presented
by Steven Kkidmore; Thompson fountain, P)a.
st block. Fourth aud . Raluion. Modern bigb
and grade schools, school gardens and rose
badges- Chinatown ou North aourtb ui fec
ui atreeta. . j ' ' "
Columbia "river highway ADJeriea' anost
wonderful scenic road for vehicles. Ausbo- it
a see many wsterfa.la, tbe gorge' of tbe
Columbia. Oneonta gorge. ishepberd'a dell.
Bjouataiiis, Including li-od. Grade doe not
eavead 5 per ceutuut. '
- Information ae to "wbat to .see In Port
Ism' environment from Hotels Portland, Im
perial, Oregon. Mnitnoman aua rrom The Jour
nal'e Tourist Travel bureau. Phones A-0U51.
Main T173; or from Tourist Agency and Travel
Uliie4U. aiarsnau (.,
J TOWN TOPICS
Will Sake Special Course. Lieuten
ant William a. Williams of the Coast
Artiifery corpa. has successfully
passed six federal examinations, and
has been selected to attend a month's
special officers' course at the TJ. Sr C.
A. C, school at For$ Monroe, Va. i He
wilj' leave Pregon early in ugiist,
arid report at Fort Monroe August 6.
All expenses and pay allowances are
furnished by Uncle Sam.
JnXLA 5 Xs IParLCil BTn rile.
money for the second Hnit of tb
Larch mountain trail the Progressive
Business Men's club announces "Blue
Pencil day" Saturday, Jung 5. Wi.rk
Threading
recti y rpade and
particular case
costs you pptbihg.
easily is not so
much dependent
upon steady
nerves As upon
perfect eyesight.
Properly fitted
glasses will en
able you to
thread a needle,
read fine print,
or see perfectly
at a distance.
Our' glasses
are' gUAxaataed
to give you a
full degree of
comfort because
they- are cor
fitted for your
A consultation
WHEELERflPTICALfO.
6Tj ri.oop. OBEaOJfZAir BX.O(,
eases f R. R- Bailey, discharged, pa
trolman; E. J. Harbick, laborer, and
R. F. Hurlbut, "Aborer, wert postponed
until June 3.
WiU Apeak at XVlxt&ton. Miss Mary i
irrancas, isoro, toranan oi iu -i ur--land
public library, will speak to tbe
citizens of Linnton on ? library eiuaa
Hons at tbs Wtrnton churpb thif Even
ing at o'clock. Mrs. Virginia Hutch
inson, contralto, of Portland; will sing.
Ljinfltoa now has a public reading
room which if under -the supervision
of tbe Portland' Library association,
-' 1 ' -'J-:;.-- ! "l.m.f - ,: j""
gpaniab-siTaericaa Weettog, The
Hispano-American Society of Oregon
will meet in haU A of the Central
library this evening at t o'clock. In
addition' to the regular program a
discussion in Spanish of current events
will ,b held. AH Interested la the
Spanish language are invited t at
eion said relief fund has . allowed a
pension to Mrs. P. B. Klose, widow of
F. B. Klos?, tn fljeman who shot him
self. .q addition $ 190 has been al
lowed for funeral expenses. ' The pen
sion amounts to $40 a. me'nth.
Sr. p. IS. fjhapman Speaks Toniglit,
A protest meeting will be held to
night In Library hall. Tenth and Yam
hill streets, against the eonvictioa of
John Lswson. by the Colorado courts.
Dr. C. H- Chapman, Eugene 8mitb, C.
B. Ellis and W, J, Smith' will address
the meeting.
unday School Union, hfaettag, T h a
last regular meeting of the Portland
Graded Sunday School union, will be
held Friday afternoon at the Central
library building, room A, at S o'clock.
A large attendance is desired. All
workers having library books are re
quested to return then on that day.
Tannalll to Be at Press Club.-.
Madame Jeanne Jomelli, prima donna
who is pinging "Home Sweet Home"
at tbe Empress this week, will be guest
of honor at luncheon at the Press cluti
tomorrow noon. ' "
or Bent, by the Woman' Exchange,
two large, light, upper room, suitable
for dressmaker or milliner. Apply at
the Exchange, lit Fifth street, bee
Steamer Jesse SarklB for Camas,
Wasbougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves W'ashiaato4 street
dock at 1 .'m: AW.
XUnlno; Room for Rent-T-rWeH fur
nished, at Seaside, Or. Add res Co
Ionia hotel, Seaside. Or. (Adv.)
Cobxmbla BUghway "Trips -7 miles
of'auto ride- 12.50 each. Tabor HIT-
:':V-'' " tAdY.)
Garage Por Rent Fine Induce
ment for gooi mechanic- East li$7.
(Adv.) f.
Bhlpherd's Hot Springs A good
timej to o. E. . SHIPHERD. Mg d. Ad'
. J. n. Snbaek, eyesight special?
it; sixth floor Selling building.- Adv.
X, jt. Tex, optician, journal blJav AV
No Sale" at Jimmy's. '
1 No "Fire Sale," " 'Removal Sale,-
"Bankrupt Sale" or any other so-called
"Sale" at Jimmy Dunn's upstairs cloth
lng store. I sell closer to wholesale
than any ground floor clothing store
because my rent is about onetwentieth
in comparison. I sell men's suits at
$14-75 that cost $29 n the street. Jimmy
Dunn, 'Oregonian Bids;., $d flor. Adv.
Sen. Cbamheralin
' Will Be Speaker
Saalty Board Will Hold Weekly
XiuaehfOB Tomorrew rawitstiea . Xj
XJxtended to Bnsiness Van,
The Portland Healty Board will be
addressed by Senator George S3. Cham
berlain at it regular weekly luncheon
in tle Commercial c!b bulldlnf , to
morrow and tbt board extend an in
vitation to all business . Of tb
city te attend on thi occasion. Hi
nr,in Vin nut haest anno u treed.
The luncheon will be held is the il
r.n.mm.i,i plnbi' near dinlnST room (I
on the fifth floor and there will be
covers laid to accommodatf , 8, per- j
sous, . .
COUNTY COURT NEWS
The county commissioner ordered
that $1000 ba paid Nicola Lamoae,
Alexandre Palumo and Toay Palumo
a damages to their land because
rock and debri from tbe Columbia
River' Highway washed upon it, Paro
ages of T00 were asked at first,
Dr, ' S." I Brown, veterinarian, ap
plied for tbe position of county vet?
erinarian, vacated by the resignation
of Dr. Sam B. Foster, The board
sent a letter to SUte Veterinarian W,
H. Lytle asking what cooperation can
be expected from his department.
tween X and 5.
Adv.)
Hotel Moore, Seaside, Or, has
opened for the, spring; and summer pea
son. For reservations address Dan J.
Moore, prop. (Adv.!
Crawfish to the Queen's Taata, Sny
der's,' 1st and Madison; special Thurs.
and Friday, 35c doz. Main ,6783. (Adv.J
Pireman'a- Widow Feaslened. T h a
beard of trustees of the firemen's pen-
The Peerless
D
WEED
estroyer
Now is tbe time to kill Dande
lions, Thistle? and other lawn weeds.
Tbe cheapest, pjcasan'test, quickest
and most satisfactory 'pastime of all
lawn work with the Peerless Weed
Destre-yer. Ask your detjer for it
or rnaij $2.25 to Portland Specialty
Co., o7. Knott treet,iortland. Or,
Delivered by parcel pot in the U. S.
Postage paid. Agents'wanted in all
cities and towns.
a n." in ii iit '' mmn "is i m.., i
CHILD 1R E"N
Voii can win the
Second Prize r
Coroposi t i p n, a
$65 credit certifi
cate, as adver
tised in the Con
test for Ideas by
reading correctly
this
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JUST RECEIVEP PBQM A CONTESTANT FOR IDEAS
ALL ANSWERS TO BE ADDRESSED TO THE CONTEST
- MANAGER, 111 FOURTH 81 NOW OR BEFORE JUNE J
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Engagement. Wedding, Graduation 'i
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BAND INSTRUMENTS
lUSHTnT TJSXD A ITS BaTOPWpjaUf,
SBirX) POS ZA9SS7 WT-
Graves Music Cp,
151 Porurth Street.
Xeport om O. XT. Q. Received The
. war department has . forwarded to tbe
adjutant general of the Oregon Na
tional Guard a copy of the report of
Captain J. H. Page. Twenty-first
it United States Infantry, who inspected
the Oregon National Guard this year.
. The offielal rating aiveii the Third
- rtfrarimfm infiinlrv.l&lffh ' tfia h!pkat
AtCl
SBaa. - ' evaaSBaw a.
rices
How many times have you
longe4 for the sweet tones of a
piano after a gruelling day's
work at the office? Possibly
there's - "silent" piano in your
home- pr none at aU.
Why not have a Piano, that
YQw can play yourself a
player which will give you. every
kind of music, for eyery mood.
Will you deprive yourself and
family longer, - when many of
the finest Player Pianos are being sold in this Great Closing Out Sale, for
less than actual cost! . J ? , ''-
Very newest 88-note Players of such famous makes a$
Vose, Schoninger, Fischer, Hobart M. Cable
Andrew Kohler and Others
All the ' handsomest styles and finishes, in fumed or natural oak, burl walnut or
mahogany j i; :.
Doctors have absolutely ordered Mr. Kennedy to drop the active responsibilities of
business. The object of this sale is to close out every jPiano and Player at ope?,
regardless of the sacrifices. j
Here's an illustration of the way Players are slaughtered in this sale--
$8QQ Standard 88-Note Player, lightly wetf In demonstration, clo$'g out price $395
Pianola Piano Player, walnut case, with $75 tvorth of music rolls. Outfit, with
music, regularly $325f ( Closing out, complete outfit . , . . , $75
$700 Latest style Player, used in demonstration . . . , , $368
$5 Worth of Player Music, latest titles, in bundles, for , r $1
Convenient Credit Terrns May Be Arranged
Kennedy Piano Company
i Positively Going Out of Business
226 Third Street, Near Salmon
QUAUW AND ECONOMY GO HAND IN HAND
It Pays to Buy the Best
Our Quality Stock Stand for tha Best. Our Prices Are Riht
L. Mayer &c Co.
"Portland's Exclusive Handlers of Everything Good to Eat"
148 Third Street A 4432 Main 9432
For Thursday, Friday and Saturday we offer regular
stocked Groceries at m slight reduction.
Olive Oil, Crease 8c Blaekwell, regular 95c, bottle ....... . .85c
Bclrnent Macaroni, regular 25c per pke 3 pkg. for 50c
Qol4 Medal Flour, 49 regular $2.50 per gackr-sack ,..$2.35
Ivory Soap, largt bar, per bif 7Hc
Snider' Catsup, per bottle -20c
fayerf O. P. S. Rye er Bourbon, .7 years old, regular $l,T3
Cliquot SarspariUa or Root Beer, per dozen ......1,$1.S0
AU Local J3er t Brewery Price
IV? have just received t
"Pin Money1 Pepper Mangoes, pint 45o quart .... 75e
Fresh Pipe Figs, opgen ,.., 00
Hothouse Tomatoes. Freak Mushrooms
French Camembert m Wood, box ..........
50c
Personal Attention Prompt Service
'You cat do better fpr less on Third Street.'
Groceries Reduced
Friday and Saturday Specials
Antonini Italian Olive Oil
Buy Your Olive Oil Now at These Special Price the
i Pnee of QHe OiJ WiH Soon Raise on Account,
of the Jtalian War. .
ANTONINI OLIVE OIL Reg, price, quart tins $1.25
Special price, quart tin : $1.10
ANTONINI OLIVE OIL Reg. price, large glass, 90c -
Special price, large glass ...80c
ANTONINI OLTVE OIL Reg.t price, medium glass 50c
Special pricfe, medium glass ..................... .40c
BEANS Bayo Beans; imported, special, 5 lbs. for... ,25c
RICE Choice Head Rice, long grain, special, 4-lbs.. .25c
SALT Royal Crystal, regular price 10c Special, pkg. 5c
WALNUTSCalifornia Soft Shell, regular price 20c lb.
Soeeial price oer lb .......... .10c
i CAMPBELL'S SOUPS Beef, Tomato Okra, Consomme,
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One-Half Doren Campbell' Soups Sold at Dozen Price
Goods of True Value the Coffee that has got 'em
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Perfect Cfup Quality.
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Superior Flours
Make yH raised leaves of creamy color and
even texture, with firm golden brown crusts
that simply invites you to sink year teeth in the
slices. Assure yourself of baking- satisfaction
by ordering SUPERIOR FLOUR next time.
Superior Flour--
SPECIAL PRICE PER BBL. ....$6.40
SPECIAL PRICE PER SACK ........ ,$1.65
Store Closed All Day Monday, Pecoration Day
D. C BURNS COMPANY
208-210 THIRD STREET. BETWENN TAYLOR AND SALMON
One and One-Half Blocks South Public Market
Wholesalers to Private Families. Restaurants and Hotels
Diamonds. Silverware and High-grade
Jewelry of all kinds at the very lowest
Prices in Histpry.
Every Customer Tells His Friends of
This Phenomenal jSale ;
Jaeger's Removal Sale is taking Portland and the
entire Northwest by storm. People are anticipating
their needs, and are buying jewelry of aU classes and
kinds now. They know that this is a geruune sacrifice
sale. It is backed by a store of character, with 15 years
of honest growth, and the people know that the same
principles that have built the store arc being adhered to
.new, during this great sale. .
That s Why Jt Is Such a Grand Success
266 Morrison SL, Bet. Third and Fourth.
Ah! that delicate
aromatic flavor of
Van Dyck tobac
co leaf how
ic a poorer
cigar seems
beside it!
pathet
Havana -all HavanaSpanish made
fxoo for a quarter' end up
It A. Gunst & Co., Inc., Dutributors
-a'auaita.. ,-amre a.'m-i'gin.-ryt
3 DAYS AT M BEACH
Round Trip
DECORATION DAY HOLIDAY
WEEK-END SPECIAL 2 P. M. SATURDAY
' Returns Monday Evening, 3 1st
GEARHART SEASIDE
NORTH
BANK
STATION
10th and Hoyt
TICKETS
end Parlor Cars
Reservations
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