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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1Z1Z.. BRIEF INFORMATION (mill DAT Of 1915.) ' : AMUSE3IENTS v BElUQ-Brodw;ajr st Taylor; Certains 8:15 ml S:15. Airs. Patrles Campbell la '-lie : brcotwl Un. rrnjTJermy." Saturday matinee. PANTA4JE3 -Bread wsy at -Alder. VasdevUle, 2.30. T;3 and :10. - . . EMr"KEa BtNilway at Stark. , VaodevUlSr 2:30, J :.sO and wild week day. ' Continuous from tt:30 Sand,. LYitlO coortu at Stark. Vaudeville. Coatta- uom, 1 to U p. . - , ' . " -' . " .' UOFUKUM Broadway at YauUlilL fatioa - picture, u a m; to 11 F. u. yT k'A'lloaAL Park and West Fark at Stark. Wotlou picture, 12 in. to 11 p. m, ; MAJfctsIIC Wfcriilujtoo at Para. Motion plc- - tures. 11 a, m. W 11 p. B. - - . - COLOMBIA Sixth, between Waiblnrton and Stark, malum pictures. 11 a. n. to 11 tf- m. -PEOPLES Went Park at Stark. Motion pic ture, 11 a. m. to 11 p. ra- ' . STAB WaiUoiKton. at Patk. Motlo Dlctarea, - 11 a. m. to II p. m. . ART MUSEUM PUtk and Taylor. - Boors, 0 ; to 6 week day. 2 to 8 Sundays. - free afwr boobs of Taeatisr. 'XtoursUav, Friday, Sator day aad Sunday . . - J?'',: Coming Events. ? Former resideats of Albauy wUI bold fourth annual idcolt at Laurelliurst Park Tuesday ett rutiHO and evening, July IS. - - - Illinois society meets at The Oaks. Tuesday .ulfbtr July 13, for supper. - v Annual election of Oregon Sweet Pet society, July 14, S 9. -is., room H, Central library. - Liberty ut-li uiu art it e tun. uif i at .. a.1 ni. O-W. B. & 1. employes ptcaie at Bonne ville Jsly 17. East tilde Business Uen'a dub luncheon, Ed words btei, Jnly 18, at noon.-: Orvgos Holiness asaueistieb eamp-aneetUij it Eirt Tblrty-olnth aad Mason atreeta. Broad, way Uoe. July 15.26. Aaaual coo rent km f Oregoa Retail Jewelers' Association wltl meet at Chamber ot Commerce cwnvntia hall. Aagust 6. -r : ; .. ... Portland Livestock Excbaoare luncheon, at Xruusit House, at noon, July 14, s.--t. v- i" .y 1 1 1 . 1: ' yy-jr - - Municipal Band -Concert. The Manicipal Park band will play at Terwilllger Park' this evening at 8 o'clock. . The. program follower . March --mug Radium" r... Chambers Overture "Martlia" . Kioto w Wsltx "Hesitation iuue" ............ For. Musical coroedr; 'Chin Chla". ........ .CaryU -Mill In the jrorest". Eilenbere- Oomet aolo...., Selected - y : ' W. B. McElroy. V Serenade, "After Sunset" ......... ... . .Pry or Selection -"The Heart of? Paddy Whack" Ball . , Wednesdar, aly 14. Uoliads Park, 8 p. u. r.: Thursday, Jnly IS, Forestry building, 8 p. m. Friday, July 10. Volnmbia Park, 8 p. m. Sunday, July 18, Wasfalneton Park. 3 p. m. Monday, July 10, fcoutli Parkway. 8 p. m. Concerts postpoued i aeeouat of rata, ti. eept at Washingtoo .nd bootti Parkway. wlU be (Iren after August 23. Chaatanqna Schedule. . v Gladstone, Jnly -18. CorTslllf, Joly 8-14. ' - .AsbUnd, July 0-15. - " : I : Roseburg. July 10-J6. Eugeoe, July 12-17. Port : Information Supplied. -Information regarding this port may be ob tained from the Portland Chamber ef Com merce, C Fifth street. Telephone Main 093 or A-1203.- -- - Fire and Police. - Fire department Main TT0O, A-1323. 1 PoUee department Main 7131. A-6751. Oregon Humane society, 574 Belmont at. Phones East A-2515 X '- Today's Forecast. J Portland and rlcinity Fair tonight and. Wednesday; westerly winds. Oregon Pair tonight and Wednesday; warm er . interior southwest portion . Wednesday; westerly winds. Washington Fair toctght and Wedneeday; westerly wiuds. - Idaho TiHilaht and Wednesday . fair except abowers scuthtaut portioo; .cooler tonight. - Weather Conditions. A small depression Is central over tbe fSreat Ealt like Baain and the barometer continues - reUtt rely 'high along tbe North Pacific coast. Light rain has fallen In wtr tern Washington, extreme northwest Oregon, the Missouri val ley and in portions of the Canadian northwest and 'fennemee. It la warmer i tbe northern Itocky Mountain states. Elsewhere the changes in temperature have , been Unimportant. Conditions are favorable., fur generally fair veattwr In this district tonight and Wednes day except lit- soatneastern Idaho, where It will b showery. -Temperatnres wlll fall to night in Idaho and rise Wednesday in the In. terlor of aouthwet era Oregon. .vi .' . i ObserTRtions. STATIONS Bsker. Or Blaine. Wash. Boise, Idaho... Boston, Mass.,,. ibltago. 1U..... Pes Molnef, la. . Dvdge. Kan. . . . . Kmontou, Alts. Fievno, ; Cal..... Havre, Mout. ... Heiena, Mont . . . KslUpell. Mout. Kainkwps. B. C Ksusaa City. Mo. Marsfafield. Or.. New Orleans. La. ftew-xork. n.x ' fw Head, wn., IV ' xakima, wn ' Portland, V Or. . . Bed Bluff, Cal.. littaeburg. Or.,.. St. Louis, Mo. i. Bt PauL Minn.. L.i 1, r ..I. I't.w Kar Diero. Cal . i Beattle," Wash... Kpokatte, Wash.. Tseema, Watli. . Tctooeh '.JL, Wn. Victoria, B. C... WaMa Walla,Wn, Washington. D.C ! WUliston, N. D.. Winnipeg, Man.. 1 wnnrtsrnr - t m'Z "S u . " a J a -S .1 . 8 X 3 p U 3" II If -oi H 'j , s -i ya 46 H ' 1 SO I 44 1 4 10 4 8 7 4S 4 & 6t 4 HS k lO O 72 6- 7ft 64 72 -t- 2 82 1 72 10 0 72 -f- e 70 4 .42 70 .- 6 8 - 6 ,10 & O 64 4S 8 .24 64 . i 4 W 64 8 i) W 88 .02 4 SO 68 i 56 110 76 4 4 . 0 522 52 0 24 7 4 82 7u 4 .M 64 4- .... 64 - 6 0 52 i 4 6J 62 4 .08 C2 I O 04 78 4 0 JW 4 8 T2 2 4 0 66 2 62 56 14 .10 62 -j- 2 78 S2 4 . 0 64-4-2 64 4 O 66 t-" 6 71 Hi 4 V01 64 6 2 4 O S2 10 74 52 4 0 76 4- 4 84 72 - 4 .01 72 4- 2 8S 68 4 0 76 0 82 76 8 0 66 f-r- .4 78 64 4 0 62 2 62 62 12 - O 64 4 66 62 6 .04 54 4 73 54 16 O 64 2 66 62 4 ,04 64 2 6 62 .14 626 62 4 .06 66 8 82 66 8 O 74 O 88 70 4 O 64 -f 2 84 68 6 O 66 4 86' 6O 4 .IS land's environment from Hotels Portland. Im terial," orecon, Moltnoniih and from The Jour nal's Tonrist .Travel bureau. Phones A-6051, Msin 7173; or from Tourist Agency aud Travel bureau, Marshall 17. For la formation' regarding recreatlow J or bealtb reaorta sew page 2 Tuesday's and Tbors eay's Journal and aectloa 4 of tse &aada TOWN TOPICS - Offlowt 0 to . Spokane T he gov ernment reef ulUna; board of tb United States naval reserve ? will leave Port land tor Spokan tonight. . Lieutenant R. R. Bmlth is commander f tbe Ore gon - and Washington -Naval reserve, which was created by congress s last March. 'In' sddlUontofSLteutenant Smith, the board consists of Dr.'A- J. R.' Sinclair and J.' J. Eios, chief Teo man. - They -wltl return to Portland to morrow night.- ; The -Naval Reserve is composed of men who have served In tbe United States navy and secured honorable ? discharge, and s who Join within eight years from the time of discharge. Tbey - receive a graduated scale of : pay and assemble at some convenient ' point - once . a -- year under fuli pay. .somewhat after tbe manner of the National (guard. 1 " Came Sere From lows, The funeral of Samuel C. Kornaday, . who died 'at the family residence, 415 East Falling street, Sunday, July 11, was held to day.' He was born in 1837 in Iowa and spent most of his life in that state. ' He came to Portland about five years ago. He is survived by two sons. Ralph and L J. Hornaday, Jjoth of this city. Mr. Hornaday was a veteran of the Civil war, having served v in company : I. Eleventh Ohio volunteer' infantry, and he was a. member, of Ben Butler, post No. 67, i Grand ' Army of the Republic of .this 'dty. : Funeral services were held this afternoon at the parlors of Breeze & Snooks,- 1028 Belmont street, with interment in the O. A. R. ceme tery. - . - j ' Willard St. . Vartixu WUlard St. Martin, who died Wednesday, July . 7, at JSt. Martln'a i Springs, was 2Z- years of.r age and a. graduate-, of the ' Hill Military Academy of Portland. He had attended the Stanford University. Ore gon, Agricultural college and Oregon State university : and was intending to follow the lawi as a profession. He was burned -by an. explosition of gaso line while filling the tank of his au tomobile; His aunt is Mrs. Margaret St.. Martin, owner of the Springs. In terment was made In the family plot at that place. . ( is. - . Kolineag Camp axeetlng. The Ore gon Holiness Association will hold its annual camp meeting at East Thirty third end,- Mason streets, beginning Thursday night, July 15 Rev. C. How ard Davis, pastor of; the First Church of Nazarene will be in charges Rev. Horner -Cox of the Sunnyslde Friends church will be In charge, of the music Other speakers will be Rev. C. W. Ruth of Indianapolis, Ind., and Rev. Charles Stalker of . Columbus, Qhid. - A large tent has been erected and a -large dirk ing room is stationed .on the grounds. . Big Time Ftomlse-. A big time Is expected at ' the Laurelhurst County Fair , which will; be held at the ciub house, 1125 East Ankeny street - on July 16. It will be a regular old fash ioned county fair, with aide shows and circus stunts. "-.- The grounds will . be illuminated by the Portland Railway, Light St. Power company. Refresh ments will be served, j Admission to the grounds will be free. - 4Afteruooa report ot preceovng aay. What Can Be Seen Aroand Portland - Couuell Crest 1 1100 feet) View anennalted, ' Columbia and- tV Ilia met ts rivers. Tualatin val ley. Willamette valley. Castmd ud Cuast raugea, (va aowmpped moiuttaina iSorvii to east on dear days. Hl Bainler. 14.-OJ9; Mi. SU Heleus, oWI;Hl. Adama. V2Uii alt. Uood. 11.226; .ML Jefferson. 10,522, - . Washington Park, at Bead of TVasblnaton street. Howers. shrubs and trees. Children', .model playgrounds. Noteworthy pieces ' sculp tare: "Com ins ef tbe White Man." b Herman Atkins McNeill, preueated br heirs ef D.. P. Thompson: "Sacalawea" India irl guide of Lewis aud Clarke by Alice Cooper, piesented by Sacajawea Statue Sssociatlon and IM-ury Alttuau. -- Uen minutes' walk, . uuken rwM9 ssrrt-us m Penmadia Park, eon taiutuc more than Too varieties of rosea. - Macleay, left ontoucned In wild natural beauty. Bis tree. jut ine . woods "Where Kolla tbe .Oregon." y - Korestry buildiog Lewis 4k dark exposition . grounds, west. Hours 8 a. m. to a p. m. Built of specimen mammetb uregoa fir logs. Contain l.uuu.oiiu fuet lumber. Attractive views from Klns'a end Wills n ette Beiguu and Westover Xsrrsces, Terwitllcer boulevard, south of . eltyr above Willamette, on west side. Skjhne, wast from Council Crest. Bond around sear between Council Crest and Wil lamette river offers tine views, Columbia and WillauMtte Encircle Penis sals district and St. Johns, afrordins excellent vhcwb ot city, industries and harbor. t . Pnblle lnatltations City hall and Historical exhibit. Fifth, and Madlsoa. County balklinx. Fourth aud &lmoo. Art museum. Fifth aeax Vamhill. Cent rat Ubraxy. Tents and Yamhill. Cuatoa bouaa . Broadway and Davis. - Typieal "home sections Portland Heights. Nob HilL Irvington. UL Tabor. Harbor fentarewWest aide public dock, foot Eeventeenth street.,. Bast Side pnbUc dock foot of Cast Stark. Public motor boet land Inr. foot of eUark atreet (launches call here fur river tours. Boat bouses bear Morrison ns4 Hawthorne bridges.) Slilopln.. Modern bridaes Broadway, ; Baxlroed. Bawtborne. . . ? a- - . . . i . .- . yv -i 'y'. " Worthy ef notice Skldmore fbontaln. "First .and Ankeny. by Olia L. Warren, presented by .Steven Skjdnioret Thompson fountain. Pla ta block. Fourth and Salmon. Modern high nu araue kudih, k-uwi aaruejia ana roas orajtes. vninaiown on aoriu ruurtfe and end streets. .-. Colombia river tigbway America's wooderfot scenic road for vehicles, i Aiona; w one see many 1 waterfalls. ...tbe corge of tbe ( wlnmbia. , Ooeoota- gorge..? ebephesd'a deU. luonatains. incloding Hood. Ursde does am exceed 5. per centnm. . - laformatioB .as u "what to see' - In" Port- Soelofeoa knnlnfi e se--4- ninth-annual of ho Roelot'son descend ants wm oe neia m tne Masonic hall, Sssidtf On.: Stlrvfta-ir - .Tut. -9 ft Alt . . , - s . . .7 u. aii scndanta of Laurence and Mary Roei of son, with their families, are cordially luynea u atteno. xne venerable John L. Johnson nf . Wnnrlliir cent Mrs. Atoagail Scott-Duniway Is m.u b. iee-preaeni , ana : ; Alberta Schneider is aecretary. ' . , . Alberta" ,; Women's Club. The Al berta Women's Improvement club will hold a meeting; at 1033 East JTwenty fourth street north this evening. The principal speakers will be Rev. E. S, Ollinger and Mrs. : Bertha Slater Smith, who will talk on community works. tOin Is Teteraas : Keettnr.-Illihois Veteran will meet aj. the Oaks with Illinois association tonight for a camp fire and members will tell of the old times In the sixties.. TACAtlOH OS BTTICMXa tVBSCXXBZSS v When' going away for the summer er. on your vacation, bs-re The Journal fol- Sv -ww jus c& vas rvfttiir mti vw,- I a week; er the the foiiawiag agsnta will tvupMx. yw a . r rsu . . - Agate Beech, Or, Olga yes. - Bamew, Or a. Harold snmnu, Bay City, Or. Mr. J. C. JaeCiare. ! ; Bi. Omah r VAmwim It. Anv-all.. - l. - Caaaoa - Beach. eola. Or. -L. W. Crone, t uarsos, wasa. wi j. smiis ana siup- herd's Springs. ...- . Columbia Beach, Or. Sf. Edna Barkhead, Oaribaldi, Or. 13.- C. Kllis. i ., . Gearkart, Or Pkilip Boss is as. - Long Beach, Wab Lawrence Viaesa. (All points a Basxa.) . . . i Xaohattaa Beach, Or. Mrs. G. L Baa. toa, ' t . -Maasaafta Beach, Or, Oilman B. Buna. Aieah-Kaa-Nie Beaoh Tohl 4k Andersen. Newport, Or. O. P. Shoemaker. .r Ocean Park. Wash. MiKom, Harris. . Kekawsy Beach, Or. Warrsn F. Lewis. Seaside, Or. Pailip Saaaioas (All pouts -em the bsach.). - . -f Beaview, Wash. Lawrence Sineea (all noints en baacki. - ' Tillamook. 0r J. Lamar. , 4 WUaeit Spring. Or, T. W. KeLeraa. UEUlflAKSM . BECOMES CAPTAIN IN i ST; JOHNS DISTRICT Change Followsas-Result of ,"; Annexation ;to the City of Portland. - Francisco tov attend the convention of the National - Piano Dealers' j associa tion - and " Talking Machine' - Jobbers. Mr. Dundore is - one of the Portland delegates to the 'Rotary club, conven tion. ' - -. : Congressional Union Speakers. Mrs. W. -J. rfawkiny and. Or. Florence Mai ion will speaa at Congressional Union Chautauqua headquarters, ; tent 18, to-day-'at'5 o'clock.- - The subject is The Fundamental Factor in tbe 'Suf frage Issue of Today.'.' Assisting at beadquarteis today are Mrs. Class and Miss Maria Sanneav ' v Sweet Pea Society to Meet.-The Oregon Sweet Pea society will hold Its annual, election? of officers tomorrow night. "Wednesday. July' 14, at, 8 o'clock. In : room H of the Central .li brary. All interested In sweet pea cul ture are invited to attend.. -( . : BTew Sand Planned. -A meeting for the purpose of organising a cornet band will . be' held in the . field house of Peninsula Park tonight. 'All those who have tbe interest of the community at heart i are urgently requested to bs present. ' - Stx. Twin: Cities for upper, Columbia and Snake jlver points. - Leaves Tay lor street dock 7 a. ra. Wednesday, July 14. Str. State of Washington, for The Dalles, daily except Sunday, 11 p. mi Telephone Main 613. ' (Adv.) :-?y : :-.;..y: - :.s t s ' !; Central location at Suburban Prloes. Rooms $4 week up, $15 , month up. Hotel Lenox, 3d and Main. (Adv.) i linnton; puns remain BT Changs Win Be asade la xvtnntoa oluateer Service for the Present. As the result of ; the annexation lot St. Johns and a recent civil service examination, Lieutenant M. R. Stark Of engine 1, becomes Captain Stark of -the St. Johns district. - With him Fire Chief Dowell sent Lieutenant Gill from engine 24. and James Haines of truck 3. and P.yH.1 Larsen,. newly ap pointed, -as hoseman. Hoseman Maskey and Peterson of St. Johns will remain, and p. C Roberts trill be assigned , to the jstation. . The jUnnton - volunteer department will remain at that place f Or -th present, receiving aid from gt, Johns when the ferry is In operation and ifrom the city when neceEsao'- The examination resulted In promotion of Edgar U Slnex, E.! Daniel, Charles I S. Townsend and Joseph Allerton 'as lieutenants, and R. G. Stewart and C. rdjne as nosemen.'. I Hober Gets Contract, i The contract for paving San Rafael street and Rodney avenue as a district witb bitulithic redress . and standard Mtullthle will go tp Oskar Huber.who bid $13,003. 9t. - Pavement ' r.nd sewer work provided for: yesterday in plans filed by City Engineer ODater were: Pavement of East Fifty-sixth street. Siskiyou to j Klickitat; Twenty-fourth street, ' Flanders ' to Glisan. and - con struction of a sewer' in Tibbetts street from 13d feet west of East Forty-third street southeast to East Thirty-eighth street southeast, and in Thirty-first avenue southeast,' Street work proposed is as follows: East Forty-ninth street. Division to Twenty-ninth avenue, con crete, estimate 37S82; East .Thirteenth. Alberta to Roselawn avenue, macadam, estimate $3575 ; Minnesota avenue, De kum avenue to- Bryant street, estimate $2918.;. " , . ' - . City Auction; Sale. , '- If the "jimmies' are about to get you and the I: green :4 snakes creep through the grass at you, leering' in your face,- attend the city's auction sale Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the city barn. At that time and place five perfecly good water 'wagons are to be sold the highest bidder. " The new power flushers have crowded -out the water wagons, leaving them to those who . resolve - each New Year's day. Eight horses and 6000 grain sacks will be sold with the nprtoklers. :" .. - Trunk Sewer to Be Built. " A trunk sewer costing $16,000 to Intercept three South "Portland sewers was decided : upon by the city council and will be provided for at nee.? Tne action was taken following a report by Commissioner - Dieck that " the Har rison,. Mill and Clay street sewers are In a deplorable condition, . It is pro posed to assess 1180 lots between the river and. Thirteenth , street and Clay and Clifton for-the cost of the sewer, which will - run along . Water street from. Clay to Harrison, turning down Mill street to the river. " Six Oat of 13 Pas s . Thirteen proved an unlucky number for ' seven of the men . .who recently took a civil service exa ruination for fire bureau linemen for but six secured the necessary rating: to pass the test. Those who passed and ytheir percent ages were: H. P.r McKay 85.09; V. A, Morlow... 79.11; C C Ralph, 85. Si; R. T. McNIcholas. S1.93; Carl O. Peterson. 76.67; R. H. Johnson. 87.69. ' : PERSONAL MENTION -Mr. and Mrsl, Ellis Hale7 of Wal lace. Idaho, are at the Portland. Mrs. W. Brewer and hunily of Seat tle are at the Portland. . . ; - ' - Mrs. J. A. Bernard of Anaconda is at the Portland. . .y:r - Mrs. M. E. Borcherd of Myrtle Point is at the Multnomah. - . Mr. and Mrs. William Blade Jr., of Berne. N. registered at. the Mult nomah ' this morning. - - ' j- J. R. Parker is registered at the Multnomah from Berkeley. R. S. Talbot registered at the Mult nomah this morning from Spokane. , - F. W. Sumner of the Sumner. Iron works, Everett, Wash.. Is at the Ore gon. Edward Murphy f Tacolt, Waslu, la at the Oregon. . ...';...:'--'..-.'' Mr. and . Mrs. Henry T Oreen and Francis Oreen of Urbana, 111., are at the Oregon. - P. J. Clevenger of Topeka Is regis tered at the Oregon wiyi Mrs. Clev enger. -,,- Mr. and Mrs. - N. G. Carlock of Ga lena, 111., are at the Imperial. . - Mr. and 'Mra E. B. Hermann' ot Roseburg are at the ImpeiiaL ' r T. : B. Johnson of La Grande Is at the Imperial. . ' - Mrs. H. F. Piatt of Medford regis tered at the Imperial yesterday. - Kenneth McEwen of Baker ts at the Cornelius, i , " - - IL S. and Henry D. Strunk of Read ing, Pa., are at the Cornelius. - i. , " Mr. and Mrs., j. ...Mansfield of As toria registered at the Cornelius this morning. ' - B, H. Pfelfer ot Big Eddy, Or Is at the Cornelius. - ", ' ; Colonel and Mr a G. Cornwallia West of London are at the Portland. Mrs. West's stage name is Mrs. Patrick Campbell. . " G. . O.-Priaulx of Pasadena is at the Nortoaia. ' ' - . Fred Song of Goldfleld Is at the Nor ton la, . Roy Corhan, acting manager,' and 1$ tales' Turkish Baths, a place of re- : finement. In Hotel Multnomah, after- boons. " . ; (Adv.) Boofing Tin roofing being removed from Armory for sale cheap. M.2632.Ad Sr. Kittle Plujtamer Gray has re turned. - . tAdv.) ' Sr. Cortland Booth has returned. . . y ; ' ; .. . ,;(Adv.) j Z. B. Pox, optician. Journal bldg. Ad. . - .- card of Thanks. ' ' ""?; 4' We wiah to sincerely thank - our kind neighbors, friends and the G. A. R. for their kindness and beautiful floral offerings during the illness and death of our , beloved father. , , F. K. LEAVENS, f BROTHERS AND .y ' -''. SISTERS. . (Adv.) The Seward grill - reopened . this mornins, under the hotel . management. It had been -conducted separately for four years. - '-.,". :..; -fv . Steamer Jesse Harkins for Camas. Washougal and way. landings, daily, except Sunday; Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. ra. (Adv.) WCI Attend Convention. J. H. Dun dore. Portland manager for Sherman. Clay & Co leaves Saturday for San ASK rOB GOODS BEASnrS THE C0N8TK- BBS' LEAOUE LABEL '- and know that the garments yoo wear were manofscrnred under clean, healthful conditions, fair to the workers who made them. Bearing this label at Lip-nan-Wolfe's are: Princess Slips, White Skirts, Combinations. Nightgowns, Children's . Crepe Skirts an l L'rawera. i-.-. . At Meier Jt Frank's: Nightgowns, Combl nations. Corset Covers. Drawers, Petticoats ui mnslln or crepe. Silk Petticoats. - Hose - 8np porters. 811k, Crepe de Chine and Wash Walsf. Kiddy -- Blouses, Children's Dresses. - Klips. IUn.pers, Irawerf. Maids' Nurses' and Fancy Aprons. j . r After Shopping Refresh - and enjoy the ideal surroundings and i attractive1 MENU cf our Luncheon Parlor Delicious, Cooling Bev- . erages - served in the 'SVVETLAND, way i at the Fountain or at YOUR TABLE. THE. POPUUArU 6WEET HOP ' Pa si X. i VJ mm J S ViC-VSW .... - :..! 1 5 269-71 MORM50N 'YOTJ CAN DO BETTER FQB! E8S OJT THIBD STREET" Store Opens Daily at - 8:30 a. rn. On Saturdaysi 9:00 a. m. - ' I - ' . . . : . . - Pacific Phone IMarshaU 5QSd The Most! in Value The Hest in Quality Store Closes Daily at , 5:30 p. m. On Saturdays . 6 .-00 p. m. Home Phone ' A-2112 Special Mioiiac'emem I This Store Will Close Thursday at 1 P. M. -e - ! ; During: July and August .. .c :. During July and August our store will close on Thursday ; at 1 p. ixL, thus allowing our employes a much-heeded land ; well-earned half -holiday each veek during these hot months. Lend your support to ": this movement . by arranging to do your :-: shopping in the forenoon on Thursday. v.-Well appre ciate it and so will our employes, we assure you - ''.,' , ' - ' A Great Qverstock of Embroideries Thousands' of yards, -including hundreds of patterns in dainty and elaborate effects,, illus trating exquisite work manship and excellency of materials conjoined. with important . under pricing, are proof posi tive of the wonderful value-giving power of this sale. J . - LOT 1 Regular 10c Embroider- gj r II LOT 2 Regular 20c Embroid ies Special for This Sale, a Yard OLJ eries Specially Priced at, a Yard All choice rtew patterns in dainty ederes and fl 'Another great lot of fine new batiste. oreran- lnsertions of fine batiste, swiss and organdie, die and swiss embroidery edges and inser This season's goods in values to 10c ; j- tions. Values - up . to' 20c a yard ; j priced to cl6se at, yard. . fc .'. . . ... . . . '. . . 0C priced to close at. .. . . .... . . . . . . . .lUC LOT 3 -Batiste, SwissJ Cambric Edges, Bands and Galloons, Vahu to 50c, at 15c .Yd. LOT 4 Beautiful 18 Inch Flouncing and Corset Cover Embroideries 75c Val. 19c yd. LOT 5 Organdie Allover Embroideries in the Finest Patterns, $15 Vals., 59c Yd. ft. h&.. ) nri - - jl I rft . ali I " ' - - . w tsnW' . a w. : SU I I w an i-j - . -a . .. sBBssssnnTsnaBBk . assa. A - TaV a mm W a 10c j Why a State Bank as the best security for your money?: Be cause under the 'Oregon State Banking Laws savings in state banks receive ' the most rigid protection. Even the constitu tion of our state provides that every state bank "stockholder is held liable to savings depositors for, double the amount of r the full value of bank stock owned.: The cap ital - stock of this bank is twenty,, times more than the law requires, or one million dollars, . the , statutory liability adds one million more, plus a surplus of one million dollars, making three million dollars unin cumbered cash , back of every depositor ; savings in this bank. - For these reasons we emphatically say your, money is most secure m tnu strong state bank. LADD & TILTON BANK I Oldest in the Northwest. . i Washington and Third : fffV"n?TftffffiTiffftMMff?rtTn"iMfffiTiipfrrinifrtirfiiifftiifiMiip?r iltlittlllltttMnttiMiMtllHllllIIIHIIillltill.lll,Mnonttllt.iialt. ffttftlf till: 1 1. till if Woolen :-. . . -x. - y.. - - 'i -1'. i - - - 7 Great Annual July Sale of Dress! Goods, Remnants and Short Lengths A't : O n e - H a l f . 1 J-The season's" greatest saving opportunity in the buying of fash- j ionable Woolen Dress Goods. Included are most every desirable 1 weave, weight and quality in plain colors, checks, plaids, stripes f and; novelties, short lengths and remnants of serges," granites, gabardines, cashmere, crepes, veilings, challies, etc. Also cream colored fabrics' and black materials , of all sorts.. Hundreds of pieces to suit every purpose and all to go at this sale . AT ONE HALF THE MARKED REMNANT PRICES An early morning attendance at this sale will prove most advantageous. ' - t v , . Therefore be sure and shop early. - !; j, . Another Great Purchase and Sale of . Imported Shan Tung Pongee Sillis Closely Woven, Washable, Durable and fashionable -A Quality That Jfin Formerly Sold at 75c--Specially Priced for Tomorrow's Sale, the Yard rf C JUST RECEIVED A-great import purchase of real hand-loonvShanTung Pongee Silks at a price concession that brings to you an out-of-the-ordinary saving. ' They. re; closely woven silkstwof exceedingly durable quality. f They will wash perfectly and need nc? ironing. They come !in natural color and in a quality formerly, sold at 75c a yard. It is a raf e oooor luiniy-ior yuu io,purcnase inese ever-iasnionaoie suks at a naicuiousiy, low iigure for tomorrow the price, will be," a yard . . . . . . . . . . . .' .; .". . ;. .. ; . . . -. . ?m. None Sold i to Dealers No Samples Cut -No Phone Orders-None Sent C. 29c O. D. Fifty Different Styles in White, Cream and Ecru Curtain Goods Madras With Colored Borders and Figured Centers,' Open Border arid --f A Lace-Edge Scrirtas-Regular 15c and 20c Grades Special Now, a Yard 1 UC At this sale ol Curtain goods you have choice frbrr an, unsurpassed variety, of " stvles -more than fifty,v . Included are white, cream and ecru Madras with colored borders arid figured - centers. ' Scrims with , lace edge and inserting,'; and - with open-work borders, all in good width and in regular 15c and 20c qualities. . Priced for this sale; ati only, V nlayers of the San Franciseo ball team registered at the Seward this morning-. Mr. and Mrs. . D. J. Finch of Wash ington, -D. C, are at the Seward. - . - Mr. and Mrs, R. S. Lund are regis tered at the Kortonia. Mr. Lund is ex-sheriff of, .Vebster. county. Iowa. R. . E. Ttattuns refrlstereJ at t Seward from Chicago this niornin j. Mi. and Mrs. II. B.' Dowtlell ? i daughter Kthel of Woonsocket, S. I are at the Nortonia. - N ew Needlework Bargain ;Prices Every Article in Our Shop Reduced for This Great Mid SumiherSale Nothing Reserved Choice of Children's Stamped Drcsei, infants to 6-year sizes. Regu- (IQV lar 85c to $1; values, special at vJiU Dozens of patterns Stamped Gowns, : completely made. Regu 1 a r OQ $1.25 values, special at ; . . . . ; . f OL New Luncheon Sets, stamped on lin en, 36x36 cloth, and napkins to match. ' Set complete. Regular $2.25 CI (f values, special at.......... vJLs"' New Collar Patterns, stamped on pique. .Regular 20c values, "IOn ...... XaTsil New ShirtVaisfs stamped on the finest grade Lingerie -Xawn. Reg. $1.25 val- QO ues, special at.. vOL : , . eueciai at ......... , New,.. Bungalow Aprons, completely made, stamped for embroidery. Regular, 85c values, special at vJIC The Needlecraft Shop 342 i Alder, Opposite Pantages Theatre WHAT YOU GET and what you pay for are equal in this Big, Clean Market. Meats and Fish that smack of quality and which are flesh and muscle 'builders, are sold on quality and square weight here. That's why we say you get what you pay for in '( di (ij OUR EVER - POPULAR ' Wednesday Special Will bring you back every time. Buy here Choice Shoulder Steals. Round Steak. Pound. . -fl -fl Choice -Ti 7! C Lamb lb.' ii- II Roast, lb.lL l - -Jl " 1 N 1 PJ v Lamb pa !7C r&.,.IS)C Chop,, lyfaf Pound..lLa ....... . ,. , I7?ri.l2! L- L. . Pork Roast. ' Pound. . . J Loin Pork, Chops r- fc.... Portland J Thursday, July I S LOW; ROUND -TRIP FMK via " Oregon - Washington j Railroad , &. Navigation Co. ' " (Union Pacific System) 'From all points Bend, Oregon,; . Centralia, Washington, - and inter mediate. ( ' . , 0 . - - " Tickets,, schedules, etc., upon appli-, cation to any Agent of the 0-V.R.&N.C0. Libertr'Bell will be exhibited on Eourth Street in front - of the Courthouse. This . is the oppor tunity of a' lifetime. Come and see it. Bnnsr the children. 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