, . T. the Oregon daily journal, Portland, Friday, November s, wis.
BRIEF INFORMATION
isootb o.v v or 1015.)
AMUSEMENTS
BAKKK Broadway V aemr Morrlaon. Baker
'layers 111 stuck.
ORI'HKl.M Brdway at Yamhill. Vaad-j-
Tllit.
I'AMA'iKS liroadway at Aldur. Vauderlllo.
2W. 7:30 slid &:10.
fcMl'lf-KKK Knwdwuy at Stark. Valid" .ille.
.ao, ?:U0 J ii J 0:15 weekday. Cmitliiuuua
fruui 0:30 B.iiHlafa..
LYKIO fourth t Stark. Musical comedy,
2 J(J, 7:30 una 9:10.
NATIONAL l'rc aii4 West Park at Srk.
Motion ure.
aJAJESTH : Washington at Park. Motion pic
lure, 11 a. ui. to 11 i. w.
I'OblJMHJ A - Sixth between Washington -ill
Stark. Morion pictures, It a. 111. to 11 p. a.
1'Eori.ES rat Turk near Alder. Motlou
piftiMVN, 11 m. ai. to 11 p. in.
tSU.NSKT VVuslilrigtoxi near Broadway. M
tloti pictures, 11 u. in. to ll p, m.
lJ'K'OIW.--Walilugtou at I'ark s.rc-t. Mo
tion piciun-x, 11 a. dj. to 11 p. ui.
ART Ml MKI.'M Klffh and Taylor. Hours 9
to & weekday. 2 to 0 Sunday, free after
noun of Tuesday, 1'huraday, .'rltliiy, Jiiii-.--
dity uud kjuiiday.
Tonight's Events.
Land I'roduct aliow at tlie Armory. K
utl and Duvla atreet.
J. N. Teal will present i mi I r.ls of Antorla
rat case to luemben of ( Im u.ti.-r "f t'oiuiuerce
t 8 o'clock hi grtjen room.
Cuming K vents.
Meeting of woni'M'ii iih'iiiI'It of Portland
'tiauilier of i'i,imiu-rr Nunuilifi- tt. at tunn,
lu umln (llnliii; iiiun.
Oreguo I Ivic Iritgue lun':lieoo November 8. at
Boon, at Multiioiii.ili hotel.
lUitnry iluh liin.-I.S'.ii at noon. November I).
llealty D'wnl luncheon. Chamber of Coin
tnere, NoTrn.l.'r 1-. at noon.
Ad -club luip I. eon at noon. November 10.
Ullltlioaiah holil.
TranaHirlail.ui rlnh biweekly luncheon, Uult
Ii( in.ih hotel, .November l.'i, at noon.
Walloon I I'r"!!, Mliuu auieuuiueui oonTeutlon,
Nui'ililier )i-17.
I'ortiund Syuiihony onbestrn miiwrt at the
Ilelllg. ,"VfuiU'r ai.
l'i"KresUe huiners Men's club luncheon.
November 4, at Multnomah hotel, at uoon.
Oregon I'oiillry ami 1'el Slock ahow Decem
ber tl 11. at Hflh iiml I'lnu atreeta.
Annual convention of V esti ru. Walnut aaso
rlutlou at luipcilul hotel, Nov. y a-d 4.
Today's I'orttaht.
Portland and vu-ii.il 'loul.'hl mul Sntur
ly oC'-ufcioiiu I lllit iiiin, vviiol tuHibily imiuIU
erl .
Oregon -Hull- tonight mid Suliii'liy. except
K'cnioiial light rain nori hv it portion; v mil
luoatly aoutberly.
W'aahlngtou- Toiitlit and SutunlHy unset
tled ami occHHloually ttireateniiig e.ist, och-
lonal lljlit ruin pl irlloii; KKiler tonight
eiil jKirtion, nouthMMferly wIikIh.
Idaho -Tonight and Saiurdny fair i-ouili,nn
eltled iiikJ oicaKtoually threHtenliig in.rlli imr
tiou, cooler tonight noi'lb flolliou.
VVeatlior CoiulitloiiH.
Three lniixirtnnt low . leisure area are whh
tn the field of olmervition llii inornliig, one
1 central ueiir Slikii, another nortlieast of
Montana and the third Is n.Kdug lo ita off
th New I'.iighind couel, The huiorneter la
relatively high over the I'hi'er Iake region.
Jillf 8lafes nud Oregon. During the Inst
hour light rain haw i'alhn In the Interior of
viealcru Oregon u far south nit Medfnrd, ninl
also In poi tloriH of hkIiI 'm lou, n "rtlo rn lilu
ho, elreiiie western Molilalia. I he. Mldd.e At
lantic and New linglutid aimes. It is de
eldedly i-wli-t In wiui hea.itci u Idaho, th"
w extern nrtlon of Kun-ois and Netir:isk:i and
Albi rtii. 'I etnpera t ulei have risen In MumIiiiiii.
Norili lliik'otu ami Ihc District i f ( ..uuil.i a .
t 'otiil 1 1 ionn lire fuvoiable for genern!l' l.nr
weallirr lu thiM ijl.tibi loiU'lil ii 1 1 1 J ,Sa i iir-lay,
ei cpt In llol l ll estt I I) On g"H ,-llni w .'St.M'll
Washington, where ocin-loiu, run icny la- e
lueleit It will be cooler loulghj ill eaulerii
V'a-lilngt'. li uud lii'l'thei ii lilnho.
i:i Aim a. r.KAi.s.
l-'orecaster.
Olwcrvatlons.
the eupervision of G. H. Roach who last evening about 7 o'clock, threw the
l as charge of the St. Johns branch of unextinguished match under the-matte
Central library. Between 4'JO and chine. Gasoline was leaking from the
00 books which pupils of the ychool carbureter and the flames immediately
may wish to refer to In connection : shot up about the machine. Patrol
wllh their studies, are kept. Pupils man S. 8. Shoemaker was passing at
have access to the library only on : the time and pushed the automobile.
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays and with fire burning vigorously about the
from 1 oclock'to 2:30 o'clock. .engine, out on the lawn, where the
blaze was later extinguished by the
Funeral of Mrs. Cordelia Krebat.
firemen of the Irvington engine house.
The funeral of Mrs. Cordelia Kreba, The loss will amount to almost $100
who died t her home. 664 William"
avenur- yesterday, November 4, will ! White Shrine to Hold Beeeptlon.
Prowler Escapes
Citizen's Bullet;
Police on Trail
take i.iac-e from St. Mary s church, ! Oregon Slirine No. 1. White Shrine of . .
Williams nvenne and Stanton street, Jerusalem, will hold a reception to
at Id a. m. tomorrow morning. Sat- j morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock, in the I
urday, November 6. Interment will Masonic Temple, West Park and Yam-
he ui .Mount i aivary cemetery. Mn Btreets. the occasion being the of-
Ktii-s was a native of Germany, aged ficial visit of the supreme watchman
xl'. :md came to Oregon 30 years ,.f th Qv,nhwio wniium n vvi.nor
settling near Salem. For the of Cnarlotte M,'ch wno wl'n arrive
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I Ir.n,.,,,,,,,,
, ivuiuiivn,
Meeting at Aria t a. A mass meeting
tiast -0 years she lias resided
Portland. Mrs. Krebs was the moth
er nf 14 children, of whom nine sur
vive her. follows: Mrs. A. K. Gil-
lis Mrs. Josephine Holton, Mrs. Paul- be held tomorrow evening at the j
in- Thiel, Mrs. Margaret K. Matson, 1 Arleta school, East Sixty-fourth and..
,M t'H. I oruelia Ketllnger, jonn, r ranK, i iniciu avenue, uuuiiicaai, ill
t'uniarl and Micliael Krebs.
aie -o grandchildren ana 1
interest of the night school. An ex- I
A burglar alarm early this ft
morning notified G. E. Thomas
as he slept in the bedroom of'
his home at 801 Maryland ave-
nue at 6 o'clock this morning
that someone was prowling in
his garage.
Thomas hurried to the garage
and found that a man had just
tie broken In. The prisoner was
held at the point of a revolver W
while Mrs. Thomas called the
police, but the would-be thief
suddenly broke and ran, and al-
thouKli Thomas fired a shot to
stop him, the bullet only seemed
to make him go faster. Patrol-
men Gouldstone and Crane se-
cured a description of the prow-
ler.
Year Ago in War
XToTember '5, 1914.
France and Great Britain formally
declare war on Turkey.
Allies stop the new German drive on
channel ports.
Germans gain additional advantage
north Of Arras. Three British war
ships and two German warship In
Chilean waters are reuorted missing.
The Turkish fleet is driven from the
Black sea, and is reported bottled up in
the Bosporus, with the Russian Black
sea fleet standing guarC
Aged Couple Re-Wwk
"Woodland. Cal., Nov. 5. (U. P.)
Reunited alter being divorced 26 years,
Mv. and Mrs. Irwin Marcellua Row,
now both hugging the 65 year mark,
decided to rewed. They're now having
a second honeymoon.
Runaways Were Tired.
Salem. Or., Nov. 6. Charles Gouio
and George Spindler. who ravn away
from the state training school Tuesday,
returned last night to the lnaUtutlon
and admitted M " custody wa te.t-
tr than tramping.
There
erreat- cellent program has been arranged. A
frranilihildren. J. P. Finiey & Son;latge territory is tributary to Arleta y
have charge of the. remains. ' rilght school. It comprises the Frank- j . -
: ' Iin high school, the Creston, Richmond, I
.... ... . ... . . . i -H" .m K rrl,- l v, I-Mrtnn
Xxtanalnn Laetnraa to n O-lvan IK'lrman, Woodmere, VVoodstocK, Lents bit.i ,i. mc v,...iw"
rrCrT. . !r.S t0..De. n;..- ana AriP, .hMi. ly Methodist church, Powell Valley,
j lie eAieiiioii Kiuuy course m mc
history of English literature, given by I -
Harold Guv M.rriurn umiutunt nrofes- i Alpha Tau Omega Dinner. The sec
sor of English at Reed college, meets on,i montlily dinner of the alumni of
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in
room 208, at Heed college. Charles
Selwyn Hotsford will lie the chapel
speaker tomorrow morning. There will
be special music from Tschaikowsky
Al ha Tau Omega will be held to
tills evening at 7:30 o'clock, for the
benefit of the Creston school.
Flynn Says you should "eat whole
marrow night at 6:30 o'clock at the , wheat bread". That's right
Benson hotel.
War Crisis Zs Topic. "The War, a
"inriiinu rrt,.hii. " -'h-r,n sa., CdsIh in Jewish History," will be
Paroles" and "Reverie Interrompue." ! pabbJ j0"a1 B- Wise's topic at Beth
for piano and organ. The fourth lec- sniel tonight at 8. Service at 10 o0
luiiiviiuw, jxil men stiiu iiuilirii aic
welcome.
ture of the Reed college extension
course XXVI, in the "Problem "f
World Peace, ' will he .given tonight
in 8 o'clock in library hall, Central
library. Mr. Ogburn will lecture on
"Sociological Aspects of War and
Ptaee."
Branch Library Prosperous. Circu
lation and attendance at tiie St.
Johns Branch library shows a re
markable; Increase in the yearly re
port .Issued by (J. 11. Roach, chief li
brarian. The total attendance for the
year ending October 3 1 was 39,805
We Hava Cut tie Price of Frencli
dry cleaning suits to $1. Why pay
more? Unique Tailoring company, 3ua
Stark. Broadway 614. (Adv.)
Moving Pictures Are More Enjoyable
if you read actors' lips. SenC Ilv for
self instruction. II. W. Diaper. P. O.
box S19, Portland, Or. (Aov.i
Steamer Jesse Harklns for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, dally.
Washington
(Adv.)
'ftinV. to fh. number r.f 3rt 'lOfi were cept Sunday. Leaves
issued Five hundred nnd thirty- I Street dock at 2 p. m.
nine cards were taken out during the
year. Foreign bonks were issued to! Dainty Stamped Infants' Apparel.
the number of 4:tfi. Two hundred ; The Needlecraft Shop, 342 Alder. (Adv.
and twenty-eight books were taken
i Temperatures x
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Itoton, Mans. . . . !
Chicago, III j
Denver, Colo. . . .
1'es Moines, In..
Dodge, Kan ,
Dultith, Minn . . .
Knreka, Cal
(ittlvestnn. Texa
Havre. Mont. . . .
Jacksonville. Ha
Kanaaa City. Mo.
Knoxvlllf. Tenn.
I.o Angeles, Cal.
Marshfleld. Or. . .
Mevnphh, Tenn . .
New Orleans, Ia.
New York, '. V.
N. Head, Un...
N V a Lima. W'n.
rortliind. Or. . . .
Jtiweburg, t)r. . .
8t. l.ouls. Mo .
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Kun Diego, Cal . .
8 Krmiciai'o. Cal.
fieattle. Wash..
HbeiTdan. Vo..
Sltkn. Alaake . , .
Spokane, Wu. . . .
1 aconia, W'n . . . .
Tatooan I.. Wn.
Valdez, Alaski.
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out Oil v.'ica I inn cards. Eighty new
curds were taken out during October.
The total attendance for the month
was 4211:1. The library received 1S2
books in exchange. Fines amounting
to $1.77 were taken In.
To lecture on Hawaii, An illust
rated lecture of "A Trip Through Ha-
UNION
DENTISTS
Juniors Win Debate. By a unani
mous decision, the junior debating 1
team at Reed college won from the
senior debating team hist night on ,
the nuestinti "Resolved, That th
Criitcd States Should Substantially Snrner uf Second and Morrison. Look
Increase Its Appropriations for Na-ur t,ie b'K L'nion sip. All worli
tional Defense." The Junior team guaranteed,
was composed of Clarence Young and Full Set Teeth, that fit S5.00
Horace Miller, ami the "enors were Qold CrOWn, 22-k $3.50
retirfsented bv Frank Ml llcan and . . . vlj.ifu
Dean Webster. The judges were Miss
Josephine Hammond, Dr. William C.
Morgan and Dr. Frank L. Griffin.
sure it
Bread.
is Haynes'
-but be
Whole Wheat
(Adv.)
Quality in Printing and Binding.
F. W. Baltes & Co., M. 165. A-1165. Adv
Dr. S. C. Brown, ye, Ear. Mohawk
bldg. (Adv.)
Pittmon'e ITew Guide tell everything
ladles' Aid Dinner. The Toadies'
Aid society of the Swedisli Methodist
Episcopal church will serve dinners
Saturday nt 784 Mississippi avenue,
cottier Beech street between the hours
of 11:30 a. 111. and 2 p. m. and ri:?0
and 8 o'clock in the evening. Pro
ceeds will go to the benefit of the
church of which Rev. John A, Will
man is pastor.
the seniors were Q0ld CrOWn, 22-k
Bridge leeth, zz-k . . . $3.5U
Painless Extraction 50
"If you find this number you won't
get hurt."
Dr. Whetstone, Mgr.
UDGE for yourself--
choose any time--make?
1 indefinite stay-nigHt or
clay-that service w kicn does
the things you want before
you r?en know you 'Jant
'em--is the best criterion
by hich to gauge the
merits of
HOTEL
NORTONIA
It influences travelers daily.
Convince yourself. Get
the facts- KnoJ Hotel
hJortonia.
The morning--the noon--
the evening meal --a start
toward better health and
haooier davs.
The thing that appealf-moderate
price.
llflt off
Washington
Washington
at 12th
Portland
Ji... 1
1 ffTj"
.OOF
0 I Told the People of Port-
1 That Friedlander. Jeweler, Needs
O $50,000 to Pay the Trustee VA
Here Is
the Way
They
Responded
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Scene
In Front of
F. Friedlander
310-312
u Washington
STILL A LONG- WAY TO GO TO GET FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN THIRTY
DAYS THESE PRICES WILL HELP US TO THE GOAL
$1.00 CLOCKS
cut to
$18.00 CUT GLASS VASE
cut to
$1.50 APPLE CUTTERS
cut to
$7.50 MANTEL CLOCK
cut to
$6.50 STERLING SILVER
DEPOSIT PITCHER cut to
$12.50 SHEFFIELD SILVER VASE
cut to
$12.50 SILVER 4-PIECE TEA SET
cut to
$7.50 SHEFFIELD CARVERS
cut to
39c
S6.59
...98c
$2.89
$2.89
$5.89
$6.48
$3.48
COMMUNITY SILVER TEA SPOONS
cut to . . ,
COMMUNITY 26 PIECES QQ
KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, cut to PO.Oi7
$5.00 CASSEROLES
cut to
53.50 GOLD-FILLED KNIFE
AND CHAIN cut to
$12.00 SHEFFIELD SILVER
BREAD TRAY cut to
$25.00 STERLING SILVER
BOWL cut to
$3.50 STERLING SILVER BUD
VASES cut to
$20.00 STERUNG SILVER
TOILET SET cut to
79c
$2.89
..$1.98
$5.95
$12.89
$1.97
$11.48
$18.00 LADIES' WATCHES
cut to
$15.00 Men's WATCHES
cut to
.. $9.48.
. . $7.89
$90.00 DIAMOND RING $55 00
$100 DIAMOND RING $65 00
$150 DIAMOND CLUSTER with QHQ CA'
Urge Sapphire, cut to P Oetll
$20.00 DIAMOND RING $12 00
$50.00 DIAMOND EAR SCREW jJ29 50
$12.50 DIAMOND LAV ALLIERES QQ
cut to
Bigger Reductions Have Been Made on All Solid Diamonds Have Been Reduced to Prices That
Gold Brooches, Lavallieres, Bracelets, Etc. You Will Buy Now and Save.
Life Insurance Man Wanted. rTo be 1
agency supervisor for Oregon Life In
surance company. Must be a first
class personal producer of unblemished
character and reputation. Only per
sonal interviews considered. (Strictly
confidential). Ask for Mr. Samuel, 317
Corbett building. (Adv.)
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TOWN TOPICS
Piedmont Club Pormeds Tim Pioii
mnt Community club was organized
at the l'ledmont I'resby t et Ian church
Tuesday night by the election of F.
B. Layman, president; John W. Huff,
vice president, and It. V. Hynd, sec
retary treasurer. A cormtlt ut ion and
by-laws were adopted. While the
meetings thus far have been held In
the Piedmont I'resby teriau church.
It Is announced tl'at the club is not
n church oi'Kanlzation. The next
meeting will be field Tuesday night,
December 1.
Jewish Services Tonight. Services
will tie field at the Congregation
Aliavai Sholom, corner ParK and Clay
street, tonight, at 8 o'clock. Tomor
row morning services at 9:30 o'clock.
Rev. K. Abrahamson will officiate.
A Small Deposit
Will Reserve
Any Article
Until Christmas
When You Think or talk about coal,
KO to your phone, call East 345, B
Vi:. Mendota Fuel Co. Ask Bob
Adams. (Adv.)
Problem of World Peace. Professor
William Fielding Ogburn of the de
partment of sociology and economics
at Reed college will give the fourth
lecture of extension course XXVI i
("The Problem of World Peace") tliis
evening at 8 o'clock in library hall of
the Central library. His themo will
be "The Sociological Aspects of War
and Peace."
O-W. B. ft Ut. Schedule Changed.
Beginning Sunday. the following
changes In time will go into effect
on the O-W. R. & N.: Train No. IS.
for Spokane, will leave Portland ar
7 p. m. Instead of 6:30, as formerly.
Train No. 4. for the east, will leave
Portland Bt 6:15 p. m. Instead of 7
p. m, as formerly. There will ba no
change at Umatilla and stations east.
The Shasta limited will stop on flat?
at Vader, Wash., Instead of Winlock,
Wash., as formerly.
Keep Smiling1. One of the best ways
to keep good natured is to keep well i
dress' d. By our easy payment plan I
of $10 down and $5 a month, you can'
liaie your clothes made to order and:
never t.otlce ttie paying for them. Try
it with your next suit. Unique Tailor
ing company, men's and ladies' tailors,
303 Stark, between Fifth end Sixth. Ad.
Marie Mayer, Mary Magdalene of I
1910 Passion Play, Oberammergau, lecture-recital,
"The Message of Oberam
mergau," tonight, White Temple,
Twelfth and Taylor streets, 8:15
o'clock. Tickets, 75 and 00 cents. Sher-man-Clny
Music House, or at 7 o'clock
at White Temple. (Adv.)
Auto Catches Tire. When J L,. Bow
man of 645 Knott street, in lighting
the side lights of his automobile as
it stood in the drive beside his home
Credit Men Meet Tonight. J. J. Sav
er of the Pacific Banker will speak on
"A New Way to Get Money," and H.
K. Knapp of the Portland Association
of Credit Men, will speak on "A Com
mon Ground for Credit Man and Sales
man." at the fortnightly dinner of the
Portland Salesmen's club tonight in
the Elizabethan room of the Imperial
hotel. R. Fulton Rlsellng of Lipman,
Wolfe & Co., will be chairman.
Branch Library Established In the
James John high school has been es
tablished a branch library. It Is under
CONSIDER MY OFPEB
ON TOTJB DENTAL WORK
Go to any dental office in Port
land, get their prices and advio4
and then come to me and learn my
prices and what I can
do for you. Examina
tion free. I give my
personal attention to
all work.
DR. H. F. NEWTON.
Manager.
Plates $5.00
Gold Crowns.... 3.50
Gold Fillings 1.00
Bridge Work. . . . 3.50
Painless Extraction .50
Boston Dentists
286 H Wash, at Bet. 4th and 8th.
VJkAihiiimm
SPECIAL ON
Overcoats
i n i i v'"fMmaJjAM v n i ' ' 11 1 111
I I 'It P I P LTSS ( UalLJIMaJ VTaU il til 111 till tlH lllll f I -
TT'S Indoor Time now Pl li
fiW at The Portland WWi
i i f There's a warmth and a SeHnl I II . .. .,,,,,,,..,;.
' W ... .. . .. .rfM1 I rAnailiUli.iiiMiHyiilii:.:!. ii"!' Iil-tii":!:! ; MYHm-l ijlNlili':,!;;;)
I i; ' :neertuiness throughout this 'WMi
If great, homey place that bring visions WSf
of long Winter evenings when lights Wili tVLT-VT , , ,) , ' '
1 Liiuicii ucf rr unci tfuuiitrs nere; x fj I' pi I iT 1
1 The service in dinimr-room and crill is at its best. When- uV 1 wJI ! Si (ft ilil
I ill over vnn im nledCeH tn rnmj - vtUI ."n,4 - U 1 VlQ !-Jta .' l . I I
welcome. - I JWj 1
I m ounday I able d note Lfinner $1 -afLf'J
I fk Five-thirty to Eight E&.SB
rtw i i er w -
I t fKW Alternoon lea J:JU to e Ihe Ladies' Urcheatra M 1 ?L
! The hotel orchestra renders a 3 wDt.X 3
musical rrgrarn every evening. I 0 0
nr.:. I JK.AL ftS iWt ' ? J. I It. 1 UILIU.HU I '
ffi urfBsj T w v.1 . rr . . mm,
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SALES EXPERT IN CHARGE OF
F. Friedlander, Jeweler
310-312 Washington St., Bet. 5th and 6th, Portland
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WHY
flfl don't Port
land wake
m$& up a nd be
like other
cities ? ? ?
7 ll'1 XZ i.iM'.''i",'"!
In all the latest weaves and col
orings, Tailored to please. We
will make you an Overcoat for
$20 that cannot be equaled by
any other tailor in the worjd.
Compare it.
$20.00
Tailors and Importers
for Men and Women
Rooms 609-610 N. W. Building,
Sixth and Wash. Sts.
Ride Up and Save $10
Cloth sold by the yard. We rain
proof any goods free of charge.
Changes in Train Service
United Railways
EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5
Connections at Orenco, via Oregon Electric Railway, for
WUkeeboro, North Plains and Rockton
Account repairs to Cornelius Tunnel, service between the tun
nel and Linnton on t'nited Railways will be discontinued Pas
senger service for Linnton and Burlington, inclusive, will b taken
care of by S., P. & S. trains.
Wo. 3 Leave Wtlkesboro at 7:50 A. M., run to Rockton and re
turn to Bowers Junction, Ihenca to Orenco. connecalnf? with O K.
train 34 at 8:37 A. M., arrivin at Portland at K:35 A M
Wo. 1 Will 1 eave Orenco at :12 A. M. on arrival of No 33 run
to Rockton, then to Wllkesboro, arriving at Wilkesboro 'at 10 05
A. M. .
TTftin Wo. 3 Leave Orenco at 1:55 P. M. on arrival of O E
train 37. run to Rokton and thence to Wilkesboro arriving at
Wllkesboro at 2:45 P. M.
Train Wo. 6 Leave Willfcsboro at 3:35 P. M.. run direct to
Orenco. connecting with O. K. train No. 40 at 4:07 P. M.
Train Wo. 5 Leave Orenco at 6:15 P. M. on arrival of O E
train 41, run to Rockton. thence to Wilkesboro, arriving at '6 55
P. M. -
Express Car will be har.dled out of Portland on O. E. train S3
returning on train 38, connecting with United Railways trains
3 and 4.
Train WO. 4 Leave Wilkesboro at 10:30 A. M., run to Rock
ton, thence to Orenco, connecting with train No. 38 at 12:50 P M
City Ticket
Office
Fifth and Stark
North Bank
Station
Tenth and Hoyt
to
IdMilMWiil
Powers' Saturday Night Special
$2.00 Aluminum
Rice or Mush
Boilers
99c
OW SALE AFTER 4:00 7. M.
SATTJBDAT
A large size silver finish Aluminum Rice or Mush Boiler with
aluminum cover which fits either base or inset, three-ply special
riveted handle regular $2.00 value and the best special we have
been able to offer In weeks. 150 to sell at this remarkably low
price.
One to a Customer. Wo Phone or C. O. D. Orders. Wo DeliTertee.
$ SO Worth of
$ 75 Worth of
$100 Worth of
$125 Worth of
$150 Worth of
S200 Worth of
Furniture $ 5X0
Furniture $ 7.50
Furniture $10.00
Furniture $12.50
Furniture $15.00
Furniture $20.00
Cash $1.00 Week
Cash $1.50 Week
Caah $2.00 Week
Cah $2.25 Week
Cah $2.50 Week
Cash $3.00 Week
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' PHONES MARSHALL 1, HOME A-6281
" jones, Quality"
CHOICEST7 1 II SELECTED J . C
FED " STEER "vl
AT SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES FOR
This Saturday's Sale
LEGS OF VEAL
Pound
LOINS OF VEAI
Pound
RACKS OF VEAI
Pound
SHOULDERS OF VEAL
Pound
BREASTS OF VEAI
Pound
FANCY VEAL CHOPS
Pound
VEAL LOAF
Pound . . .
VEAL SAUSAGE
Pound
16c
16c
16c
11c
11c
16c
15c
15c
PRIME RIB ROAST
BEEF Pound
ROLLED ROAST BEEF
(Boneless) Pound .
PRIME PORTERHOUSE
STEAK Pound .....
PRIME TENDERLOIN
STEAK Pound .....
JUICY SIRLOIN STEAK
Pound
JUICY ROUND STEAK
Pound
BEST HAMBURG i f 1
STEAK Pound ... 4ZC
POT ROASTS
(all cuts) Pound.
18c
16c
20c
18c
18c
18c
14c
Sausage
JONES' CELEBRATED WEINERS Special at only.
judu LLwonuuoL ; round
15c
JONES' PURE PIG PORK SAUSAGE. . bre.kfaat reminder. P.dce4
in 1-lb. eaniurjr carton and sold at 20c lb. Special tomorrow only.
Hams and Bacon
JONES' "Pride of Oregon" BRAND
A mild cured home product unexcelled lor flavor and sweetness.
15c
12ic
HAMS, H or whole "I 7
Pound XlC
FANCY BACON, . or whole
Pound 20c 22c
ENGLISH BACON (Tenderloin
' Backs), H or whole
trip Pound
PICNICS
Pound
17c
10c
COTTAGES
Pound
SPECIAL BACON
B Pound
NO. 5 PURE LARD
NO. 10 PURE LARD ...i$1.23
NO. S COMPOUND ...... 5
NO. 10 COMPOUND. . ,$1,00
Phone Orders
Cash or Credit
Penny Chango
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