THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ;.... PORTLAND. - THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1915.
BRIEF INFORMATION
U96th t)Xf OW 1918.) "" ''''.';V':.;::':
- . - - AMUSEMENTS ,
HEILIG Broadway at Taylor. Curtains 2:15
tad 8:15. sirs. Patrick Varopbell ia "tyg
mallon. "The Second Mrs. Tanuueray," aau
wUay matinee. .
"PAVIAGKS kiroadway at Alder. VaadeTlIIe.
2:iJO. 7:aO and :1U.
EMk-KKSS Broadway At Stark. - VaalTlUe.
8.30, end :13 Mk daa. Continuous
fru :3tt Sundays;
" LV HiC t uurtti at fctark. Vauoevul. Coatbv,
uou, I to 11 p. tu. -OBPHEUM
Broadway at' YambllL Motion
picture. 11 , at. to 11 P. m.
NaXIoXaI-far.- and West Park at Stark.
Motion pictures, 12 u. to 11 p. m.
MAJ telle Washington at Cars. . Motion pic
tured, 11 a. to. to 11 p. m.
: COLOMBIA Slith. between Washington and
Utars. Uotloo picture. 11 a. at. to 11 p. m.
PKOr-LES Wont t'ark at Stark. Motion tlc
f land's environment from B Ota la PortlsndV- In-
serial, Oregon. Multnomah and from Tb Joar
' nal's Tourist Travel bureau. Phones A-60S1,
Mala 7173; or from Tourist Agency sod Travel
. bureau. Marshall 1879.
Far , uforniatloB regarding recreation or
health reaorta see pair 4, Tuesday's and Tbors
day'a Journal and asetlos vt tfce Sudsy
Journal. .... . i , .
TOWN TOPICS
tures, 11 a. m. to 11 p.
Motion pictures.
STAB V asking ton at Park.
ii a. m. 10 u y. m. - :
ABT MUSEUM Fifth d Taylor. Honrs, 9
to S week days. 2 to S Sunday. Frea after-
noons of Tuesday, Tiiurwlay. Friday, baton
day and Sunday. .
Cominst Events. .
O-W. B. "employes' picaic at Bonne
ville July 17.
. Esst tsid Business Mao's club luncheon. Ed
wards hotel, July to, at noon.
Oregon Holme, asauctatlou estop-meeting
t Bast Tulrty-uinth and Uason street, liroau-
Una. July 13-20. . ' '
Annual convention of Oregon Betftl Jewelers
Aibaclation will meet at Chamber of Commerce
convention ball. Auguet 6.
Portland 14 restock Exchange .luncheon, at
Triuisit - House, at ooon, July 14.
- Municipal Band Concerts.
- Toe Municipal Park, baDd will play at
Forestry Building, this evening 8 o'clock.
-x no program iviiow ;
March, tod Stripes'
Overture, "Bohemian Hill"
"Charm d'Aifiour" .........
Musical comedy, "Sao: Gun1
Komattce, "islmple Aveu"' . .
. Medley of Popular Songs. .
Intermezzo, "a peplta" ..
ferand opera, "carmen ...........
, ...- "Star Hpangiea aaniier
- W. K. JUcElruy, Conductor,
. -. Friday, July. 1G, Columbia .Park, 8 p. m.
- - Sunday. July 18. VVal)inzton Park. 3 p. m.
- Monday, July 19, South Parkway, 8 p. nr.
Tuesday, July- 20, Silwood Bark, 8 p. m.
Wednesday, July 21, HolUday Park. 8 p. m.
Concert postponed u account of rain, ex
cept at Washington nd fcooLh Parkway. wiU
be given after August 23.
Chautauqua Schedule.
Gladstone, July 0-18.
- Bosebttrg, July 10-10.
kngene. JuJy 13-17.
Port Information Supplied.
Information regarding this port may be ob
tained from the Portland Chamber of Com
merce. 69 Fifth street. Telephone Main 983
or A-12U3. .-. i
.......... Soosa
....... . . .Balfe
........KeudaU
........ .Lttders
TbonJS
.........Lamt
..........Tobant
.Bizet
; Wlftconsliir' Boc4tr Plcxulo--ReRard-less
of the. condition of tb weather,
the Wisconsin society will hold its an
nual picnic at tb Oaks this afternoon
and evening. The program will-begin
at 2 o'clock,' but - the s entertainment
feature Will not be held 'till after
the Picknickerm have had their dinner.
Sanfleld Macdonald. chairman, an
nounces that Richard Sleight will be
the principal speaker; All former resi
dents of the badger state are requested
to attend. Coffee, cream and sugar will
be served on the grounds but those at
tending 'arm have to brtnr the rest ot
their yich,
, Charch Aaaonaoes JPlcalo. The an
nual church picnic of Kenilworth Pres
byterian church will be held at Sell
wood Park next : Saturday. :. A -special
car will take the crowd direct , to the
grounds. Mrs. lAiella Co man is chair
man of the dinner committee. Rev,
X K. Richardson, - chairman of the
same committee, Is planning races
for young and old, special races being
the needle race, wheelbarrow race,
peanut race, "frog : race, tug- of war
and acrobatic contest. Prizes will be
offered -in all events.
Funeral of ev. KaodslL The funeral
of the late Rev. J. R. Knodett is an
nounced for tomorrow i at the First
Congregational church at 3 p. m. Rev.
W, H. Myers will conduct the services.
Ke Is survived by a wife and two sis
ters, and was 66 years Old- Rev. Kno
dell. devoted most of his Ufa to tm-I'f-rance
and prohibition work. He was
pastor of the Laurel wood Congrega
tional church until about a year ago.
rwhen his health failed. The 'remains
will be interred in Rose City cemetery.
Fire and1 Police.
Fire department Main 7700. A-1323.
Police -department Main 7181, A-6751.
Oregon Humane society, S74 Belmont at.
Phones East 142a, A-2015. . , h
Today's Forecast.
-' Portland and vklnity Fair tonignt asd Fri
day; westerly winds.
Oregon and Waahington Fair tonlgkt and
Friday; westerly winds.
lduLo Fair tonight and Friday,
- Weather Conditions.
A rrongh-shaped depression extends Iron;
Britl;h Columbia southeastward to Iowa and
tLttce soutiiwestwsrd to New Mexico and Ari
zona. The barometer is relatively high over the
North Pacific States and itlso over the At
lantic etate. During the last 24 hours show
ers have fallen in extreme northwestern Ore
s' On, Washington, Moutana, Wyoming, the Can
adian northwest, the Dakota, Minnesota, up-
e.- Lake rcion and in portions of the A
itiitic states. It is niuen cooler In the Great
Kult Lake basin and tu the Yellowstone Na
tional Park.
Conditions lie favorable for generally fait
weather in this district tonight and Friday,
Mrs. Stmble Xsid to Xest The fu
neral services of the late Mrs. Eliia
beth R. Struble were held at the Hol
man parlors. Third and Salmon streets,
this afternoon, attended by a large
number of friends. 1 Dr. Luther R.
Dyott conducted the services. Hilu D.
Miller sang-. The following friends
acted as - pallbearers: Judae H. H.
Northrup, Will- H. Stevens, George X.
ureeiv-iu. ia. jsetiinger. j. - . irencn
and W. P..Berger,. The burial was In
Rivervlew cemetery. .
Ttmeral of Sara. Znghraau The fu
neral services of "Mrs. Amber Inghram,
who died on Sundayi July 11, were held
yesterday at the University Congrega
tional church, i The .body . was for
warded to Creston, Neb., bjf F. S. Dun
ning, east side funeral directors, where
interment will be made; y Mrs. Inghram
was born in 1873 and is survived by
her husband, S. Inghram, and five
children; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
L Clark, and her sister, Mrs. W. H.
Dean, all of this city. : -
Observations.
aVTION'
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Blaine. Willi.,;
ltoike, Idaho.
limtton. Mass
Chicago, 111....)
ltcver, Colo....
Ver Moines, la.
: iHidge, Kan...-.
Uulutli, Minn..,.
lurango, Colo. . .
- Edmonton, Alta.
f Freno, Cal .....
Calvetton, Texas
Helena, Mont..
Hnron, S. D...
Jackaonvtlle, Fla
Kalispell, Mont.
. Ksnsaa Cityf Mo.
LewUton, Idaho.
; Urhfill1 Or. .
New York, N. Y.
N. Head. Wn...
K. Yakima. Vn.
Pocatello, Idaho
Portland, Or....
Boseburg, Or. ...
St. Louis, Mo....
8ur Diego, Cal..
&, Francisco,CaI.
Seattle, Wash . ..
Spokane, Wash..
Tacoma, Wash..
Tatoosh L., W
Victoria, B. C...
Walla Walla, Wn
Washington, D.C.
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Age Veteran Bailed The funeral
of Alexander Church, the aged veteran
Who was killed in. Rosebur? July 12,
was held -from the parlors of Dunning
& McEntee this morning. Interment
was made in Greenwood cemetery. Mr.
Church was a native of New York. 83
years old. He served in the Civil war
with the Iowa Volunteers.' For several
years he lived in Portland, but a few
months ago went to the Soldiers'
Home at Roseburgv He is survived by
two sons. W. P. and J. A. Church of
Prosser, Wash,, .
1 1 ,
VAOATIOX OX KinOCZK STTBSCSrBEM
X Whea going sway for the tnnuaer at
oa ysur vacation, hsvs Ths Jsonutl . fol
low yoa at the reerulax rate of IS cents
.a week; or tks the following- agents will
supply yoa "at the regular city ta-tesi . .. ;
Agate .use en, w. uisa iox.
Pinesa.
Or. H. Harold BrtmhalL
Bay City, Or. Mrs. J. C. KoClure. ,
Bey Ocean, Or. dwia X, Angell. ,
Canaan Beach. Eeola, Or. L. W. Crone.
Carson, Wasa-Carl B. Smith sad akin
nerd's Springs,
Columbia Baecli. Or. V. Zdsa Boxkaead.
Ofcribaldi, Or D. O. 11 1.
vsarnerc, or- rnuip Bessione.
Long Beaea, Waah. Lawrence
(All points on Beach.)
Jtaaasttaa Bescn, Ox, Mrs. 6. X. Bos
ton, -'''v t
Majisanlts Beaoh, Osv O. B. Bona. .
Beeh-Xaa-Vie. Bascb Tohl ; Andersen.
Hswport, Or. O. P. Shoemaker.
Ocean Park, Wash. Mil ton Harris.
Xeckaway Beaoh, Or. Warran F. Lewis.
Seaside. Or, Philip Sessions (All points
'v ea 'the ..beach,)-.
Sesvisw, "Waak. Xawreaee Biaeea (all
poiata ea beach). .
Tillamook, Or. J. 8. Lamar."
W illicit Springs.. Or. F. W. XcLersa.
yesterday.- W. B.: Gilbert, president,
presided. - Other members of the board
present were.Judge Wolverton, Judge
Bean, F, E. Beach, F. X Fuller, W. F.
Woodward, Mrs. C R. Templeton, Mrs.
B. Blumauer and Mrs- B. C. Coffey
- t :,, . - -; - V'i" .: j
Xr. CUztoa WIU 8peak The Uni
versity club, will give a dinner on Sat
urday, July 17, in honor of Dr. P. P.
Claxton. United States ' commissioaer
of education. Dr. Claxton will speak
on "Lessons for America From the
European "War." His position as . an
authority on infernatlonal affairs and
his intimate - personal knowledge ' of
most of the countries involved in the
war assure a most interesting address.
.i'X'fSif - fr'-"' " "" '::'v,' "'V' S '. j ,.:
Inspection Dates Pixed- -Inspection
dates for St. Johns and Linn ton have
been arranged .by the various bureaus
under ; City Commissioner Dieck and
inspections : may . be secured' when ap
plications are made before 9 o'clock on
the day desired. The schedule is:
Plumbing, Mondays and Wednesdaiys;
building-, - Tuesdays and Thursdays;
electrical, Wednesdays and Fridays.
, - : ; .
Was BJative of Sweden. Ch&rles
Rcoi ten, who died on July 12, was a
native of Sweden and born in 1875. He
met with an aecident on May 22, from
the effects of which he died. He is
aurvived by a widow, Mr. Edit Ron
ton. Funeral services .were i held this
afternoon at the parlors of Dunning; &
McEntee, with interment, made in Riv
erview cemetery, l: ... .. :
Bet all Orosers Picnic All the mem
bers of the Retail Grocers' association
have become boosters for the fifteenth
annual picnlo at Bonneville, Thursday,
July 29. A; G. Clark is at the head, of
the city salesmen who will also boost
for Bonneville. A street parade to ad
vertise it is set for Saturday after
noon, July 24. rr, .).
All Hhriners, Invited, The Portland
Press club will have open house today
and tomorrow to all Shrlners and their
visiting friends. ;The club rooms are
on the second floor of the Elks build
ing, Broadway and Stark streets.
Oregon Veterans Will ICeet. The
Oregon Veterans' association and aux
iliary will meet at the O. A. R. head
quarters, fifth floor of the court
house, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
- ; j : ; I
Delta TJpsllon Iuncheon. -The Port
land Delta Upsllon club will meet for
luncheon Saturday at 12:15 o'clock at
the Mortonia. - s
Crawfish to the Queen's - Taste,
ii-Sny-
Ald Society Sold Meeting. Reports Tder's, 1st and. Madison Special Thurs.
of officers were read and other busi-j and Friday, S5c doz. Main 678$. (Adv.)
ness was transacted at the regular ; (
monthly meeting of the board of trus- Albany. R-eunlon Poatponed, The re
tees of the Boys' and Girls' Aid teociety union of the Albany residents of Port
land at the Laurelhurst park has been
Indefinitely 1 postponed. The executive
committee will decide on , future
date. 1
at earner dress War gin a for Csmss.
Waahougal 1 and way .landings, dally,
except : Sunday. - Leaves - Washington
street dock at 2 p. m. " (Adv.)
Bellghtfnl Week-end Trip Shep
herd's Springs, Carson, Wash. - (Adv.)
fi
'-ixrr. J. Ij Xkahaek, ' eyesight special
ist, sixth floor Belling building. Adv.
Dr. Courtland Z. Booth has returned.
-I " (AdV.) -
X. M, Pox; optician. Journal bldg. Ad.
j- --'-.v- jv-"
Or. Arthnx 8. BoseaXslA returned. -I
(Adv.)"
Fed Headquarters to
Be Moved to N. Y.
Chicago. July 15. (U. P.) -The Fed
eral league! headquarters will be trans
ferred to New fork In a few: weeks,
according President Gllmore. Tha
league's "angels" there are said tp be
planning to carry the fight, against
organized baseball into the metropolis
By placing a club in, New lora next
year. ; .- i -v - - -
Aeronaut Visits Portland.
Roy Donaldson, the well known bal
loonist.' is!' sDendinsr a few: weeks in
Portland as the guest of Attorney Wil
oer Henderson. Henderson was Don
aldson's aide in the notable balloon
flight of the 1914 Rose Festival, both
being lost rn the Ball Run . reserve
when their : balloon was wrecked near
Blue lake. j Donaldson has been trying
his hand at mountain climbing on this
iisitv' going up Mount Hood with the
razamas the Fourth of July. He will
leave tomorrow to join the Mazamas
in the ascent of Mount Shasta. ' .
.. n i . , - .. ; - -;
' Old ( Blue liaws Invoked. r
Hackensack, N. J., July 15. (I. N.
S.) Charged under the old blue laws
or New jersey, witn oeing a common
Scold. Mrs. Mary , Guadlno, 50 years
eld, of Peetbore. faced Jv.stice Edward
Johnson today. The complainant was
Mrs. Marie Luciano, a. neighbor. She
Charged that Mrs. Guadlno "did dis
turb the morals and 'the peace of the
Community", by calling her names and
Saying narmiui tnings to ner.
Mach Barbed Wire Exported.
WaaKlngton. July 16. KI. N. S.)
The United States exported during the
first 10 months of the, fiscal year 1915
approximately 638.080 miles of barbed
Wire, a I quantity, sufficient to go
axound the world 25 times. This
Output weighed 23o.834,595 pounds and
was valued at $5,297,898, a 50 per cent
ncrease over 1914. r,.
v- Victoria Is-Road Team.
Vancouver, B. 0 July 15. The Vic-
jtoria Bees , will operate . as ' a - road
team during the balance of the sea
son, according to a statement made
yesterday by President Robert Blewett
of the Northwestern league.
V U : ..
rost BTraTOTjsvzss
FIGURES SHOW FOREIGN TRADE OF U. S.
Washington, . July 15-The usual ment of commerce. ' The imports and
monthly statement of . the foreign
trade . of the United States was
today completed by the bureau of for
eign and domestic commerce, depart-
exports by great groups during the
month of May and the ll montn ena
lng with May, 1915 are presented In
the following statement:
GB0CPS
imports
Month ef May
. . 1914 ,.
Hollar.
Crude materials (or nse la manufae-
tnrtog 02,878.828
Foodstuff, in erode condition and
food animals 19,847.714 '
Foodstnffs pertly or. wholly manufae-
tared . . , 23,179,797.
sisnnrsctnres ror inrtner nse m mann
f sctnrlng f. .
Manufactures resdy far eonsamptfcMi.w 82.932.144
Uiscellsneoos 1.037.0W
24,806,492
'1015
' Dollars -'
BT.274.02S
"".lS.SSO.TTS
- 30, 481.992 -
. 18.OSl.8TS
, 2U.434.821 f "
662,364
11 Months Ending with May.
. f -1914 1915
Collars Dollars.
BSS.319.085
. 229.alT.B41
190.831.107
294.836.917
413,893.033 7
' 1S.S98.524 -
, SlS.793.o83
205,708,043
t2M,414.8T3 ;
. . - i - ;
213.856.260 .
814.612.328
' 15,590,11a
Total Imports
exports
Crude materials fori-se . la msnn
factoring i 37.816.086
Foodstuff a in crude condition and food
animals 10,078,1
roodstsffs partly or wholly manufac
tured a 30.117.749
Manufuptoreo for further nae la man-
nfaeturing -.. 90,4S1.5
Manufacture ready for consumption. 6S.63 50.1
Mlseellsneous 84,799
16481,013 142,284,851 '1,736,396.207- 1.016,474,00
Total domestic exports ...157,492,718
Foreign merchandise exported........ 4.29.001
' 44.837,493
38,752,770
40.B2S.391
' S6.S72.8S3
97.546.042 '
10.998,443
289.336,223
4,881.920
' 759,872,343
126,406.965
272,765.411
842.982.68$
. 666.873,742
6.T25.422
2,175.578,565
81,928.539
478,057,618
481.11.3S4
406,373,144
i 817.216,854
698.257.553
TOUIT.866
2,452.033.414
48.00810
Total expocU ,161,732.619
The increase in the exports for May,
1915, in the Item miscellaneous to a
total of nearly 811,000,000 arises from
the exportation of horses in that
month to the 'value of 18,169,267, and
274,218.142 3.207X7.104 - 3,500.041.924
Of. mules to the value of 12.705,827
The . total value of horses 4 exported
during the 11 months ended May 31.
1916. was 155,953,111; of mules. $10,
183,841. and of seeds, $8,712,036.
- Russell Ford Is Released.
i" Buffalo, N. Y., Jijly 16 Pitcher
Russell Ford, who jumped from the
New York Americans to the Buffalo
Federals, has been released, i Ford haa
been unable to win games without the
use of the emery ball. . ; -.
l
Take Sorsford's Add Phosnhate
Recommended for relief of tnaomnia. nervons
esdache. nausea and Impaired dlgeation. Adv.
": : Card of Ihaakm. - -: -For
'the ' many acts, of kindness and
loving sympathy tendered .us during
our recent sad bereavement and the
many beautiful floral offerings we de
sire to extend our sincere thanks,
i MR. AND MRS. JOS. VAN A. (Adv.)
1 . t
What Can. Be Seen Around Portland
Council Crest (1100 feet) View oneqaalled.
Columbia sod Willamette rivers. Tualetuj val
ley, Willamette valley, Casead and Coast
ranges, live snow-capped tnountaina (north to
eat on clear days), Mt. Bainler, 14,408: Mt.
8t. Helens, 9T: Mt- Adams. 12,307s Mfc.
Hood. 11.5; kit. Jefferaon. 10.522.
- Washington Park, st head of Washington
street. Flowers, slirubs and treea Children's
model piajgrounfis. Noteworthy - pieces of
sculptnre: "uoming or ine vvnite uao," ay
ii.r....n A f 1,1 n. McNeill- nrfwn tent h W.i-.
of D. P. Tbompsoo: "Sscslawee" Indian girl.,
guide of Lewis snd Clark by Alice Cooper,
pieented by Sacsjawea Statue aaaociatton and
lleury Altman. 'lea minutes' walk. ,
Bunken rose gardens in Pentnsela Park, coa
talaing more than 700 varieties of rosea,
! Uacleay, left ontooched In wild nstnrsl
besuty. Bis tree, lust the woods "Where
Bolls the Oregon." . -
-Forestry building Lewis A Clark expeeitloa
-grounds, west. Honrs 8 a. m. - to o p. m.
Built of specimen nssmmoth Oregon (ir logs.
Contains l.Oyo.OoO feet lumber,
f Attractive views from riln'a sad Willi st .
cite Heights and Weeto ver Terrsces.
Terwiillger bonlevard. onth of eity. shove
Willamette, on west side. ;
' - Skyline, ' . west : from CooncII Crest. Road
around aoar between Council Crest and WU
lamvtte river offers fine views. ,
, li. I rmi.., . c- -i 1. .
sola district and St. Johns, atrordlns excellent
views of city, : Industries and harbor. .
. Pnblie lnatl rations City han and Historical
exhibit. Fifth . and Madison. County nulldlng,
Fourth and Salmon. Art mase&m. Fifth near
Yamhill. . Central library. Tenth and Yam MU.
Cuatom boose, Broadway and. Davis. .
Typical hoaie sections Portland Heights.
N'ob Hill. Irviogton. Mt. Tabor.
. Harbor feature West side public dock, foot
Seventeenth street. . East Side Dobllc . dock.
toot of Eat Stark. Public motor boat land
ing, toot ot stark street (.launches call here
for river tours. Boat houses near Morrison end
Hawthorn bridges.) Shipping. Modern bridges
Broadway, Railroad. Hawthorn.
. Worthy of notice Skid more fountain. First
and Ankeuy, by OUn L. Warren, presented
by Steven Skid more; Thompson fountain. Pla
ce block. Fourth and Salmon. Modern high
sad grade school, school garden, end rose
edge.- Chinatown oa north Foorta. end See
end streets.
, - l... :"'. - v.-
Columbia 'river highway America's moat
wonderful scenic road for vehicles- Alone i
one see many . waterfalls, the gorge of the
Columbia. Oneonts gon;e, .Shepherd's' dell,
loountains. " including. Hood.- Urade does aoc
ucw4 S per centum. -;,-.- . ; . -..-
In formation as to- "what to we hi
REGAL SHOES
A genuine sacriilce. See
. page 13.
SOME Merchants Are Courteous
SOME Have Fine Phone Service
SOME Deliver Purchases Promptly
SOME Cultivate Trade by a Thousand
Lesser Conveniences.
All These We Do and Give S. &
Use This COUPON
80 EXTBJk SO
Bring! this 1 coupon
get 20 extra S.
and
& H."
Trading Stamps on your
first $1 cash purchase
and double stamps on
the balance of purchase.
Good on first three
floors tomorrow and Saturday,
July 16. and 17.
H. Stamps Besides
Tomorrow and Saturday Double Stamps with
your cash purchases on our first three floors,
and 20 Extra with this Coupon.!
YES we sell all "Patents" at "Cut" prices.
try to stick you with something else, and we'll give YOU ALL you
ask for at these prices .till the supply is gone.
FURTHER, we won't
75c Mercollzed WaX. ..
60c Canthrox
$1.00 Swamo Root,....
. -34e
6Ta
S4c
35c Castorla - .
' SOc Kondon'a Catarrh
Jelly .34e
SOc Murine Eye Remedy 34e
Cucumber and Elder Flower
Cream- ,
- 4-os. . Jar. .... SOc
8-os. Jar. . .'. .754
Kill the Aphis
Stop the Mildew
"MTZTJS' (Black Wood West)
- will do it. . .-
A truly remarkable plant saver,
' used and recommended by
. the leading : gardeners and
: florists. Bottle ....... 50e
WS 33BQI08S A ITT Boo PUB
CHASE OP BOX BOTE PA.
TJSSk or Oorrespondanee Cards
la any desired color ink PS-HE.
Special on
Ladies' Handbags
"Cross" make, $6.00 to $18.00,
at half price.
$1.50 3-qg. r Rapid Flow 'Foun
tain Syringe. 87r
: 60c Rubber Gloves. .... .33
i j '.':,i-j.'i :s.-.,;'f',:.,i'..'
All-Wool Bathing SuiU
$3.00 Up ,
A Bath Cap: and pair Bathing
Slippers . FREK with .any suit
- tomorrow and Saturday.
Choice of 25c Grass Shears.
i Grass - Hook. Trowel, Lawn
.. Mower, ; Sharpener or ,Noa-
. Us at 10
Large $1-50 A uto. Polishine;
Chamois ... -:v .81.21
Lotus Tissue Toilet Paper,
v doren . ...ST
Columbia Highway Post Cardsl
y new views, dosen. ...... 10
Ladles 3 -piece Floral Set
Spade. Hoe. Rake. -, Regular
' $1.25. Special . , .. . ... .87
$1.00 Scott's Emulsion. . . .6T
$1.00 Fellow's. Syrup. . v . .J7
60c Phillips' Milk Mag- I
nesla t ,35d
50c Abbott's Saline i t
t LAxative ...34
Wm. Pfunder's Oregon Blood I
Remedy i Sl.OO
(Favorably known for 50 years.
A mild laxative and ! altera-
. tlVe). .'?,' j.; I'
. i , 1, .- ,1,
34d
34
snti
. SOc Pozonni's Face
Powder . ......... .
25c Mennen's Talcum -
Powder i ...... 14rf
SOc Camelline -....34
26c Mum Deodorant... ,10e
25c Lyon's Tooth
Powder - - -. t . . . : . . .lTs
35c D & R. Cold Cream. 25
"Wood-Lark" Freckle
Cream. Jar ...... ..; . . Sl.OO
"Oa-Wood
. Malt
Extract
contains the tonic
and food value i of
-3
EaHi?rtadl malte4 8i"ain with a
PHiPW nln .lonHnl
Case of 24 i. ' -' '
bottles. ":-iv.!.S2f.jr5
We , guarantee the parity, age
and brand of all our I
Medicinal - Stimulants
: -..ff. - ' - - -:-. ..
Brice's Pure Malt Whls- I
key . ........ ....vi,;. 75
Imported Sherry or Port, half
. gallon gl.47
Jamaica Rum . ; 87
6-year Bourbon, quart 4. Sl.OO
fS"Wood-Lark"
mi
Brand
Spices
are warranted pare, fresh and
ox exceptional ., strengtni -Special
16c sire.. ...4. ..lit
Household Ammonia -. ...lie
5, pounds Petrola. .85
25c Arnica . .. . . . .. .xTs
25c Witch Hazel, ,...i..'.17c
25c Boric Acid i.. ...... 19f
25o Insect Powder;.;. ...17
5 lbs. Flour Sulphur. f. ...20d j
Tennlg Racket
Racket Cover .
Court Marker .
S.1.25
. 354
Sl.OO
SZ.60
Special at $1.47
Baseball Bat .-.1", - Sl.OO
Baseball ... .. ......... i: 25t
r S1.25
Both for Today 57c
Dennisons Paper
Napkins, 7c t
. Fountain Pens - " '
Wood-Lark ......"-i.jBl.SO
Waterman, genuine.... 82.50
We refill pen9 free. .
'We repair pens reasonably. '
--fi; ''. ".;hV '-.wi
A 76c genuine Bristle Cushion
- Back Hair Brush and a 60c
. Hard Rubber Comb, the two,
" special . 69
W 00DARD, CLARICE & CO. park
BUY PUKE CY
Be Careful When You Buy Candy
: Remember that you are buying food to
to be eaten by your friends or yourself
. - i ... ... , : -
s L ' - .'... ' " . - t. : - r; ' i -
You are invited to visit the Hazelwood
Candy Kitchen and see Hazelwood
Candy nriade.. .. ,'
BUY
HAZELWOOD
CANDY
AND YOU WILL KNOW YOU ARE GETTING
PURE CANDY .
THE HAZELWOOD
CONFECTIONERY AND RESTAURANT
388 Washington St
The
Right Kind j
of eating- is worth thinking- about
Physically, none of us is better
1 than the food we eat. At the -j -
Imperial Hotel Grill
you get goo4f "wholesome well-cooked food
that makes your appetite the willing servant
-of your palate. Good service, too. t
launch
11:30 to 2
40c, SOc
New Direct
Entrance to Grill
. From Broadway
Music
Dinner
5:30 to 9
50c, 7 Sc
7T
aa
4
rV
The New Store of 'Jaeger Bros. Is Not Yet Readyj
and the Great Sale at the Present Store Continues.
Jewelry Removal Sa!
, Every Article in the Sfcoro
" -, GRELA.TL.Y REDUCEE)
NOTE the Examples of the Savin g--TKen Act.
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EXAMPLE No. J .
Ladies' $35 Toilet Set
best ' '
sterling .
silver I
Kieces,
rash eenn
C and ' mirror
only. A
BUT.
EXAMPLE No. 2
Gold Wedding Ring;
14k, 18k, 22k, Hand
Made
All
Reduced
To $8 Gold Set Rings, Cft
no' two alike, now. .ve-.3Vi
EXAMPLE No. 3
Cameo $16 Hand Made
Brooch,
$10
these are
beautiful -'
brooches, no
two alike.
: SEE THEM
NOW. .
EXAMPLE No. 4
Gold Pendant,
Reg. $17. SO, now
this pendant .is set
with a uiamunu
and Is a remarkable
bargain.
0-
EXAMPLE No. 5
Gold Stick Pint,
VaL to $6, r -
$i.65 m
: : l
you can pick them out at
this low price if you come
quick.' ,r. r-r -v
EXAMPLE No. 6
Diamond Solitaire Rin,
Very Special, .
$90
this ring is the
equ al of many
$160 rlnga. IT IS
JAEGER BROS.'
SPECIAL.
EXAMPLE No. 7
Bracelet Watches,
, Valuta to $14, now
$8
Ladles'
Bracelet
Watches
that sold to
$14 are. now
grouped t o
close at 88.
EXAMPLE No.
Mantle Clocks, Large
Size, now, , .',.-".. j
i S3.00
this is an 8- J
dav Clock, and
very special at
this price. Many
othera.
) , MAIL ORDERS
. Many ont-of-town people are taking
advantage of the sale. If yon live'
outside the elty yon should send In
your mail orders now.
JAEGER BROS.
266 MORRISON; BET. THIRD AND FOURTH
W. Ge at 6 P. M; Saturday. During July-August
TT"
Trastfrices Gitm Eat
c . , ......
- . . r - .
Painless PaAe:
L : .-,'..
. BenisiTy
SO. LESS
Than TRUST DENTISTS Cbrro
4 '
on BAT AJTD STZaST
During Dinner
, Hours
Bigger Office,' Bigger Business. Better Methods, Better Sys
tem, . More Patients, More Scientific
Than Any Trust Dentist in Oregon
We examine your teetb (not your pocketbook) free of chare
Part of every dollar you give A Trust Dentist goes to help keep up thr
Trust in Oregon. Can you afford to pay $2 for $1 worth of old-style den
tistry just to help the dental combine crush competition? .
PAMLESS FMl
' RiTth Attrl Wasliino-fftn Sfa.. Pftrtlarirl. flr.
LosAngeles. San Diego. San Frandsco.Oakland. Bakerifield. Brooklva. II.V
g If ) p'
' 1H1II "
"Ye Oregon GrUle"
Offtrt for Your
.Dinner Enjoyment
a combination' of comfort-appetizing dishes and the
only cabaret entert&lnment in (Portland. . i -t
'Table d'Hote Dinner of superior excellence served
every evening from 6:30 to 8 for $1.00. - Service also
a la carte, at all hours.
r r H ' every evening from 6:$0 to 8 for $1.00. Service also 1 ll I
I - If I- I carte. at all hours. I lj I
clay costume -features this . r"N i
A : week's entertainment &Z&rlJI ?J
- X If'"-- WBCEH PT'S TTJXIP TXBCB IBT ' Tl" SrXJ
I S X& I A HOUiABTD, 1 tJi T-
'CJLt sUm Aana BeclMittt ' ; Hj T. jtf'
- ' and Oirls; Also iUll. I Sfe2(
II ypr Bcj?J - -And His. Famous Orchestra. . I I . . LJ
vLfeS.;. "Ye Oregon. Grille" . ; A frSl
. , Hotel Oregon, Broadway at - yfflfj CfvivU (
' ! ) J ' ' 1 ia. Wright, Pres. - Jrxf X&)Xj I !
It . f, W . , . M. C. Dickinson, Mgr. JAI JtMl 1 1
' : when fat Seattle Stop at fl If, f 1 lilA
Friday
and Saturday Sp
scihb
PZXrEAPPX.B Happy Vale. 8 Urge slices, Stt tins, t Special, dosen .CT,
Special, each lt
QUAKES OATS Regular price 18 nQ. Special price, each. .......... 10
CAKBTATIOBT SSH.X Special price, per case, 83.20. Special, dozen 0
Special.1 each 7C
BIOJS Im ported choice Head Rice, special, 4 lbs. for... 2 3
BvABIS Sugar-Cured, Wild Rose brand. Special, per pound.... ...17HJ
TOlXXrr PAPZnt Special, four lOo Rolls for.... .
Shop of Honest Coffee
POFPCC ..'C. 3UBTrhe Imperial, quality delicious, fragrance
UUiiLL. of the straits. Blended from Old Plantation Coffee, grown ft
In the East Indies. Special price, per pound. Li -
nnrrcc 'VBIO BLMD Ii a Coffee of rich body to meet the tastes ef
.bull CL. those who prefer a heavy blended coffee. It has decided char
acter and strength of body, making a cup of coffee of fullness of flavor
and aroma. Special price, per pound - , , ,.
.. . . i r 35c Special 3 lbs. for $1.C3
nnrcrr XUVTXOltAX BI.ian Decidedly heavy body, with pro- ) r
oUlftt nounced individuality. Special, per pound.,..........,...,' L. j
' FLOUR
Ff nilR Superior, regular price $8.20 per barrel. ff n
I kUUU gpeclal price for Friday and Saturday vwitJ
i FI nilfl Superior, special price per sack, for Frl- I r -1,
1 LUUil diV and Saturdsv nnlv . idliJ
SWEilXin: CI nilO "White Rose Good. Fancy ' Flour, reg. fPfi
Ii'.. -r.ll per bbl. 8S.00 special Frl. A Bat. vJu j
J FI miff White RoaeOood Fancy Flour, special f I , -
' nnce ner sick, m anri saturdav nn v u r
I Vl- T' if M
1 SJSTiZjr n
I trmin .
Goods Delivered to Your Susxzncr 1 IcV::
Free of Charce.
Freight and Express Charges of $10.00 or more to all stations and tt
landings in Oregon and Washington within 100 miles of Portland. In t
free delivery of small assorted orders, we DO NOT Include surar
, flour in sacks or any goods of heavy weight and amall value. The t'
"Assorted Order" literally means a -variety of goods. Sugar and ot
Items may be included in broken orders and large assorted orders for i
classes of goods, without restriction, are delivered within the radius riv. .
freight and charges prepaid. The selection of freight route and e.r
company must be left to our decision on all prepaid deliveries, but we
meet the customer's preference whenever possible.
D. ;C. BURN St GOMPAi !";;
203-210 Third Street,; Bet. Salmon ar.d Tzylzi.
Wholesalers to Private Pamlllsa, Betels and net tan:. s.
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