THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY. JANUARY 13. 1916.
BRIEF INFORMATION
(13TU DAT Of 1918.)
AMUSEMENTS
Viewpoint- will be given by K. S. La
tourette at 8 o'clock tomorrow' eve
ning, in Central library ha.lL The
subject will be "The Problem of the
New China." The intercollegiate de
bate between Reed college and the
University of Washington will be held
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the
collece rhaoel. The question i "Re-
Borneo sod solved. That the t'nlted States ShouM
Substantially Increase its Military
HEIMO Broad wit at Tarlor.
Jallet," bj ioral talent. Tboraday and t'rl
SaK'nt" u"' j"' R.k, force' Charles Cohn and Sam Weln
I'lajera. la "ho Much for So Mocn." stein. Reed college, will uphold the
OHf HKLat Brwwioajr at VaaiUltl. Vaude- affirmative.
tilte. j
f AM AGES Broadway at Alder. VaudeTlUe. 1 . . . .
2-30, T-ao 9-10 I Coasting Party Tonight. The newly
KUKREBS 'Broad'war at Stark. TaudeTlUe. orfe-anized Washington High School
2:30, 7:30 and wees Uj. Cootloouue Alumnap association will give a coaat-
MHlC-iwtrd Stark. M-lcal comedy. Irty tonight on the Woodstock
2::0, 7.:j aud W.lo. 'hill. Ktliel Owen and Eorebe Drew
NATIONAL rark aid Weat I'ark at surk. ;have charge of the partv this evening.
pleasant evening at a meeting at the
Chamber of Commerce lait Tuesday
evening. A musical program was ren
dered, followed by refreshments and
dancing. James if. McMenamln pre
sided at the meeting, with Mies Grace
Fields a secretary. Mrs. McMtnamin,
Miss Marlon Bennett and Miss Helen
Caples contributed to the musical part
of the program. The next meeting wli:
be held on the aecond Tuesday of Feb
ruary.
Mutton ulttnro
UAJfc.tilC WaaLiuston at I'ark.
turn. 11 a. m. to 11 p. m.
COLUMBIA Mi til, belru Waahlnjtoo and
Slark. U(k.u .rturea II a. au lo up.
l'KOl-l.K8 VS r.l Tal k. Bear Aiucr
plctum 11 . n. 1" 11 V. o
IK'I Wl StLl l-ifth and lai.r.
6 week dar. - Iw
douus of Tuesday, Ti
uajr ami SuucUj.
Motion plc-
Motlui
Houra 9 to
Elizabeth Matthews, lon Duffy and
Lewis Torrey have been appointed a
committee to .provide the entertain
ment for the meeting, to be held at
the s-Jiool on Monday evening, January
4. All graduates of Washington are
i rtuDd. Kre after- urKed ,0 attend these meetings in the
bond.). rrtOar. fulure. offers ill be ele.tl at the
r.ext met-tlng- Coasting will legln
from Sixtieth xenue toward the Heed
Color dans ICeet Prtday. The Colo
rado society will meet at Koom K, Cen
tral library. Kriday evening, January
11, at 8 o'clock. All members are re
quested to be present, and all former
resident of Colorado art Invited to
come and meet some of their old frienls
and acquaintances who are now resid
ing in Portland This will be the first
meeting of the New Year, and it Ik de
sired that a full attendance Mia II be
had, as plans for future meetings and
entertainments are to be considered.
llrand military tournament, O. N. tlrmory, college. A large bonfire will be built.
January 1J aod 14
lUiriLuird ariui-auBoal reunion of A-eleot TunTl at ttrm Wood a. Funeral of
-urn. Mary ivenneay wo, who ui'u
atuuole bod 11
aud Avrvpicd Scotti-b iui
inuairf 1.. 14 aud 1A.
ttealtj board luncheon. LoamDer oi vom- last l uetulay night at the nom oi ner
Bieree. auuary 14. at noon. Idaughter, ..Irf )l M. Lull. 4S0 East
id club jluaa MuiiDoui.B botel. January 14. T , , . , ,
inier riuug .nil January 17-t. ) Twent -se enth street. a8 held t Ms
irjnu tmr league hacacuu rt JauliBomah ;nfternoon from th- c hapel of J 1'. Fin
Lwiel, J.ojarj 15, at fcuoD. I ley & S'on. Mr Woods was the wife
Hum club paper .U.. Jinoir 15. jof , y Woods, a r. tired mir.Uter.
K.itary club lnui-beoo at hood. Jiuuary !.. , i ... .... , i
A: club luncheon at noun. January ltf. Mult- f'-rmerly of the First BaptiMt iiiui.ii
ut-u.au uoiei. of San Francisco. She was "'- ye;iri
lor tU lid symphony orcbaatra concert at tbj0f age and was born in Edinburn.
''.otb'rnu.f.utonx.bU. xrw. at ar-iolland She is survived by herhus
Durj. Jaauary 'H-'ja. band and three daughters: Mrs. Lull
Oregon Columbia L'nlTeralty alumni monthly of this city; Mrs. L. W. Hackett of
lui.rl.eon. t'bamber of Commerce, January 23. ii on, Panama, and Mrs H. C. Van der
Oieisuu tielali Uardware and luiulruient , . ....
lM-lr aocatioa conntlon. Imberlal bo- v re.siuing in noiianu
lei. JaDuin
Woodrtiw U iUod league meU at Ceaual
library Janoary 2H. S p. at.
UfKDn timtugti Oivra- conTentlun at Ui
Ariuoiy, Jauuary 23.
irot;re:e Ku-int1 Men'i lub luncheon,
Janoary i.o. at Multtxiuiah hotel, at noon.
I..r"ii.ry a reuitiou t aurr 6.
Lutheran I. a) men Miaalonary con rent loo.
February 13-1.
Today's Forecast.
Portland and Tloinity Tonight and Friday
nnaettW, probably inow; northerly winds.
Opwning Kwwtlng ToalgnU The
opening devotional program of the an
nual missionary convention and dis
trict quarterly meeting of the Central
Free Methodist church. Kast Klfty
fifth stre'et north and Flanders street,
will be conducted tonight by Rev. W.
N. Coffee. Among the mibi"narle
v. ho will assist are: Kev. F. H. and
Almee Hoddy MillUan of China, and
Rev. a. 5t. and Mary K. Ande;tn of
South Africa.
Monthly Meeting- Held. The regular
monthly meeting of the Portland Brit
ish Benevolent society was held lai-t
night in room A. Central library. A
campaign, in which eai-h member will
take part, to secure new members, was
started. Kntertainment programs will
le provided for future meetings, to
fvllow t lie business sessions.
Sociologist to Speak IT. N. Mor a
Columbia college sociological expert,
will speak this evening at 7:45 o'clock
at the mid-week service of the First
X.eagn Meeting Postponed. Tho
meeting of the Wood row Wilson league
at the library last night, was post-
Presbyterlan church on the result of I poned, on account of the weather, until
recent Investigations in I-ane county. Wednesday, January 26, when Pres-i-
Mr. Morse made a religious survey of
that county as being typical of the
counties of Oregon. His report will
deal with religious destitution, de
nominational rivalry and the effort
Oregon-Tonight nd Friday unsettled, prob- ! being made in some communities to
ably snow wet ; auow eaat portion;
UiOHtly northerly.
Wunhliif ton Tonlgbt and Friday nnaettled,
(rohably anow; wimin mostly northerly.
Iiia no Tonight and Friday, anpw. t
Weather Cooditions,
The large tilth pre-sare area atill dominates
weather 4-Kiditijiw on-r the central portion of
t'ie oMuiiry; niotlerate depresaiona are over
the nw'.ii fariflc blupe and the extreme nortii -eaat.
renpective'ly . Precipitation baa occurred
In tiortherijCalifornla. the northwest, western
Montana, and in iitout Bectlona from the Mla
alatippi Talley eastwaril. The weather la de
cidedly '-older in the MisIwlppl valley and the
upper Lake region; It Is warmer ou mot of
the Pacific s!oie. in the northern Hocky Moun
tain cults, interi.e westirD l aiiada and In the
r.ortheaj.t. Teujperat:ir' are much below nor
mal In the lower WllUuiette Talley. aoothea st
ern WaaLingttHi. from the Kocky Mountauaa
lerly to the AppaUiclilan range, and iu cen
tral Canada. The line of freezing teniiera
turca l liia morning exteuthf about to the Mex
ican bonier.
'IVe rtmditlocia are faToratde fur unsettled
weather in tbii district tonight and Friday,
probably with anow. No imiortaiit tempera
ture change are Indicated and wiuda will be
moetly northerly.
THEODORE F. DRAKE.
Aialataut Forecaster.
Morse is connected with the rural de
partment of the Presbyterian board of
home missions.
dent W. T. Foster of Renal college will
deliver an address on Wbodrow Wilson.
munetotana Heart Tonight. A meet
ing of the Minnesota state society will
be held tonight on the fifth floor of the
Chamber of Commerce building. Spe-
I clal m-uslc, cards and dancing will
comprise tne entertainment program.
Duncan Will Be Retained. r. a re-
Isult of the election of the Portland
Grocers' and Merchants' association
last Tuesday night. Robert ;. Imncan,
assistant secretary, will bo retained,
and will continue his fight for Sunday
closing and against the free public
markets. The officers elected were
Adam EmiK. president; C. C. Gault
vice president; David Sugarm
tary; 1). J. Van Scyoc, treas
Burns. Joseph Managhan and B. J
Dresser, directors. The faction he-ded
by Dan Kellaher and J. C. Mat.n v. as
beaten.
Parian Meeting Postponed, The an
nual meeting of the First 1'ni versalist
parish has been postponed on account
of the stormy weather from Friday.
January 14. to Friday, January .1.
Observations.
leruperaturea g
i . e
ri . i - I! IS
eTATIONS E 5? 2 Z
fC ; i 9 -s.
3 g
Bichard Manrettna Zi Dead, Rich
ard Maurettus. who died at the St.
Vincent's hospital yesterday, was 6::
years of age, and for many years was
prominent as an actor on this coast.
At the time of his last illness he was
.living on a farm near Hillsboro. He
; is survived by a widow and a son, H
ju Maurettus, of this city. The body
lis In charge of Kdward Holman. fu
Ineral director, Third and Salmon
streets. Funeral arrangements have
not been made.
I French Lecture Tonight. I'nder tho
i auspices of the Alliance Francalse. a
n e, re' llecture wU1 be ven tonight In room
sf , r R. Central library, by Professor Jean
, o V lJu Pertnlf of Reed college.
U-Ben to Speak. W. S. U'Ren will
address the Oregon Single Tax associa
tion at its meeting in room II. Central
library, Saturday night.
of the Mount Tabor Parent-Teacher
association, announced In the club de
partment, has been postponed until fur
ther notice.
PERSONAL MENTION
LlilraKO Professor Will Speak.
Professor K. R. I Count, head of
the department of pathology t Rush
Medical college, Chicago, is a guest at
the Portland. Trofessor L Count ia
to address- the Portland Academy of
Medicine tonight on "Unexpected and
Sudden Spontaneous Death."
Taconia Attorney Ia Here.
Charles A. Murray of T acorn a. an
attorney for the Northern Pacific rail
road, is a, guest at the PortLand.
'
D. N. Schwaba, a merchant of Provo.
L'lah. is t the Nortonia.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Shattuck of
Maupin are guests at the Portland.
Captain J. I.. Ixng. l S. A., of Fort
Stevens, is at the'Multnomah.
Charles W. Barr Is an Astoria ar
rival at the Imperial.
Dr. Alex Reid of Stanfield Is at the
Cornel Ilus.
II. J. Slusher is registered at the
Oregon from Astoria.
C. A. Lawton is a Hammond visitor'
at the Carlton.
Captain Charles North of liandon is
at the Oregon. .
V. R. Dennis of McMinnville Is at
the Multnomah. ,
Captain Frank Dant and wife of Los!
Angeles are guests at the Nortonia. J
John W. Oliver, proprietor of the j
Hotel Grand, Roseburg, is at the I"ort- .
land. '
O. A. Morgan is registered at the
Corneliua from (loldendale.
Judge A. S. Bennett of "flie Illes
is a guest at tho Imperial.
A. I,. Whitney Is a Seattle arrival
at the Carlton. ;
K. A. Keithley is a San Francisco !
visitor at the Multnomah.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Van Dyne of Cor
vallin are at the Nortonia. I
Stephen N. Appel of Thlelman. Minn., ;
is at the Portland. j
A. R. Dalton Is registered at the
Carlton from Kugene. I
Tom H. Tongue Jr., a Hillsboro at-1
tcrney. Is at the Imperial.
C. B. Thornburg is registered at the
Nortonia from Anacortes, Wash.
A. H. Page of Burrus 1&' at the Cor
nelius. T. B. Jenks Is a Salem visitor at
the Oregon.
J. M. Bethel Is a Tacoma visitor at
the Carlton.
Ross W. Smith, Seattle representa
live of the Robert IXillar Steamship
company, and Mrs. Smith, are guests
at the Imperial.
N. K. West is a La Grande visitor
at the Imperial.
Baker, Or . . 14 - ui l . . . . .04
Hoatou. Ma- . :w 1 j rt2 .vi
Buffalo. N. V... if - K 1 4 ,- 72 ,
T.lcae, HI '- 4 oS I 3H - 4 i tj 1 . 4tt
Ilenter. ( .ih. . . . - 2 1 4 o
Helena, Mont.... -1" ,-14 '.-12 -is '....! .04
iN-dse. Kan -14 H - 4 -14 .... '
1 nlutli, Minn.... -12 Si i -:2 1 Id ' 2
Km-eka. t'al 4" O 4s 40 ....!
Helena. Mont... -to -14 -12 -1- .04
JarkofiTll.FIa. J2 7i 62 20 0
Kklh-pell. M-it.. - rt -Hi - 4 - s .12
KnoxTlIle. Tenn. -24 To . .ti
1 Ana-le. HI.' 44 - 4, .V, 4i .. .' o
Marhfleld. r.. 4t
JltmphU. Tenn ., 14 -.V4 72 11 2" .42
'lliula. Mout.. - 4 li J
w Orleann. I.a 4 ;i2 7 4- 14 l.4
New York. X. V. ."xi ; id ;n; .14 n;
N. Head. Wn.... 24 '. H ; 22 .4
N. Yakima, ffo.i 2 : 4 2 .04
Portland. Or : 2o ' - 2 17 .
Husehurr. tr. .. 34 ; O ' 44 .H 2
Pt. Lil. lr...'- 4 r :! - 4 is .'j?
fait Ike. I tab. 21 -el 3 2i 22 . . . 0
San liefo. "al.. O ,"s ....
tan Franeiw. . . 1 44 - 4 .' 44 ..V,
eattle. Wh .. 2H (j 2 2i
Skane. YYa'h..' 12 ' : 12 lo
Tacoma. YVah.. 24 n 2l 22 . ... .12
Triangle I.. B. ' 2H - H 2 2 ' 10 1.
Y'anrouTer. b. V.' TJ . .... ii o
Victoria. B C. . . 24 ' 22 i 12 .22
Walla YVaUa . . lo 1 : '. .-Jt
YVkhlngton. D.C., 42 4 ! 3)4 ' S .-3
YV lnnlneg. Man.. -96 -e 4 -Ho i-oM .... 0
Dr. Brougher to Speak. The White
Temple pulpit will be occupied, morn
ing and evening on January 23. by the
former pcustor, Dr. J. WhltcomU
Brougher of Ios Angeles. Dr. Brough
er was pastor of White Temple for
six years and has a large number of
friends In tne church and city. He
will als.i lecture in the White Temple
on Monday night, January "ion "Th-1
Master Mind on the Psychology of
Success."
Party Postponed Two Weeks. The
Irvlngton club members have post
poned their regular fortnightly card
party, which was planned for tomor
row evening, on account of the weath
er. They will meet at the regular time
in two weeks.
Hat Ton Tried the delicious new
Dixie Buns? They are a Haynes prod
uct and making a big hit. Ask your
grocer. (Adv.)
Order a Doien Haynes' Dixie Buns.
Wholesome and delicious. 5 cents buys
a whole dozen. Your grocer has
them. (Adv.)
Delightful Week-end Trip. "Shep
herd's Springs, Carson, Wash. (Adv.)
Pot Sleighs and Cutters, call Tabor
743. (Adv.)
Snow Shovelers
Charge 25 Cents
An Hour for Work
Misconstruing a published 4$
statement "no fee charged" has it
resulted In a flood of appllca-
tlons to the municipal free em- 4K
ployment bureau for snow shov- t
elers.
The men charge 25 cents per
hour for their labor. The city
charges them no fee for sending
them to the Job, however. The "
belief that the city Is provid-
ing shovelers free and the
notices given householders that
t sidewalks must be cleared ,of i
He enow together is keeping the
municipal bureau's telephone
working overtime.
The bureau wishes it under-
stood that the men sent out
charge 25 cents an hour and r
that they get all paid them and
the city charges nothing. He
Crdwood Deliveries
Made Very Difficult
City Authorities and the Private Deal-
erg Alike Having Trouble Mettlng
Present Heavy Demand.
Many Portland residents are chid
ing themselves for failure to put In
a supply of fuel before the cold
weather set in. .because now they are
having difficulty In having cord wood
delivered. Mnny of the wood dealers
are swamped for days ahead with un
filled orders, but are filling them as
rapidly an possible.
The city, too, Is having Its trouble
In delivering wood, but with several
trucks now In service deliveries are
being made quite promptly. The city
Is delivering wood on the west side
and the central east side for 14.50 a
cord.
Lebanon Wants Its !
Library Reopened'
Lebanon. Or., Jan. IS. A library as
sociation has been organfted in this
city, to take charge of and reopen the
public library, closed abof t & month
ago. The library was fonierly under
the control of the local 1fi. C. T. U-.
but owing to the fact thatvthe burden
of maintaining it fell too 1 eavlly on a
few. It was decided to jrfect the
organization of a library ftksooiation.
A committee was appoli ted by the
union to secure subscribers. who
bought ha.es at $1 each, hlcn puts
the financing of the enterprise on a
firmer basis. The library was estab
lished seven years ago, ad has had
a large and Increased patronage, and
the fact of its being closed is not only
a loss, hut a great disappointment to
the reading public. The present board
consists of the following ftitlrens: W.
A. Klklns. R. H. Cost, J. (t. Gill. Mes
dames W. C. De Peu, StucJitr and Mill
sap.
m
Helena Kditor Vlslta Portland.
Dr. O. M. Lanstrum, editcr, physician
and capitalist of Helena. "Mont, is a
guest at the Multnomah. D 1-anaUrum
has been prominently Identified with
Republican politics In Montana for a
number of years, and for several years
was managing editor of t ie Montana ,
Dally Record. He is in v'ortland on
business.
Cold Weather Overcoats.
Men! Come unstalra aoid snuggle
Into a cozy, stylish overcoat for $14. i5. I
You w.ll see the same courts marked,
"Sale Price, S19.S5." but m 'price Is al
ways 114.73. I cut out hlg.1 rent prof
its Jlmmv I.ninn. 315-1 6-1 J Oregonlan
bldg. Klevator to 3d floor. (Adv.)
Card of Thanks':'
We desire to extend ,ur sincere
thanks to friends for thel sympathy
and af-slstatice, and also - the many
beautiful floral offerings, -in the re
cent bereavement of our husband and
father. Mrs Carrie Sountf and Fam
ily. . (Adv.)
... L , 4
An Unfailing Way
to Banish Hairs
Ddlefsen'a provide fuel comfort now
Dr. Hayneaj, Optician, Morgan bid. Ad
E&lefsen'a provide fuel comfort now
Smoke Lucky Tips Always good. Ad.
(Beauty Notes)
Ugly hairy growths can be removed
in the privacy of your own home I
you get a small original package of
delatone and mix into a paste enough
of the powder and water to cover the
hairy surface. This should be left od
the skin about 2 minutes, then re
moved and the skin washed and every
trace of hair will have vanished. No
harm or Inconvenience can result from
this treatment, but be sure you buy
real delatone. (Adv.)
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
'Ever try having an Extn" Pair
of Trousers with your Suit? It
means double wear for the suit.
BESIDES: TUT EXTXA PAXfc OP
TBOVtEM WILL KEEP TOD LOOK-
nro casASED ahd coktoxtabix:
i
We will include the Extra Trous
ers with your suit order thisweek
for the price of suit alone, 1
Suit and Extra Trousers $25, $30, $35 and up
NICOI7L TThfiTiiXdr
v Jerremtf Bono f
OSOAS M. S3CXTX. aCanager.
108 Third Street Near Washington
VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA
Used Exclusively for
Hot Chocolate
at
The Hazelwood
You can get a pot of your Favorite Brand of Tea
served to vou at
The Hazelwood
Anv hour of the dav.
The Hazelwood
Confectionery and Restaurant
Washington St at Tenth
Meeting Is Postponed. The me
etins1 proves it 25c at all druggists.
Card Party Postponed. Ti.e regular
monthly card party of the Swedish
club, scheduled for tomorrow night at
Llnnea hall, has been postponed till
Kridav evening. January JS.
I
Stepping Party, Cotillion Hall, every
Friday evening. COc-.'Oe. Kree instruc
tion late steps. (AJv.i
i Xlllnolaans Hold Meetlnr. M-mlrer
of the Illinois State society enjoed
Wlii-1 Ttluclttra of leaa tkau 10 mile, an
1. ' im and amount cf precipitation of leaa than
.01 of an ln-b are not published hereon.
TOWN TOPICS
Preparing for Convention. Luther- ;
a-, laymen preparing for the lay
men's missionary convention, to be '
held here next month, met yesterday
upon invitation of L). K. Lofgren. o I
meet Chairman K. L. Thompson and
Kxecutlve Secretary John A. Goodetl
of the general campaign committee.
Methods of enlisting Lutheral men in ,
the movement were discussed. Re
ports from Minneapolis were read
showing that a large number of dele- !
gates were registered from the Lu- ,
theran churches of that city.
Will Campaign for Members. At a '
meeting of the North Portland Com- :
mercial club to be held next Tuesday :
evening, teams will be formed and ;
plans outlined for a whirlwind cam-!
paigu for new members. The member-'
hip fee has been set at Jl. The teams
will canvass the Peninsula district and
hope to secure 150 new members.
Tne Price of Her Silence, a four act
Mutual Masterpicture, a powerful
drama of sentiment, sacrifice and ad
venture, starring Florence La Badle. to
be shown tomorrow. Friday. January
14. it the New Grand theatre. 105 Sixth
street. Admission 6 cents. (Adv.)
401
LUNCH
AT
Ye Oregon Grille
Our Menu completely changed
something entirely different
from the usual ' Merchants'
Lunch. Try it today, you will
come back again and again.
Served daily from 11:30 to
2 P. M.
Ye Oregon Grille
IT. X. Clarke. lCaaarr.
E. E. Xarlinore, Asst Kani r.
Steamer Jesse Hat kin f or Camas. I
Washougal and way landings, daily,
except Sunday. Leaves Washington
Street dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.) I
Lecture and Debate Scheduled. The '
fourth lecture in the extension course '
on "The Far East From an American !
The"SignoftheTamale"
Basement Cornelius Hotel
Park and Alder Sta.
Spanish and American Dishes
Special Noonday Luncheon
"HopekT and OtW Soft Drinks
YOUR OPPORTUNITY!
To Leara to Converse In
SPANISH
On &ZSSOVS OP OJTE HOTTK tC
UU EACH POX dO
Given by
PROF. CARLOS ALAM1LL0
Same lessons given four times a
day. Students may come to one or
all four. Professor furnishes les
son sheets each day. So books to
buy. No grammar to learn. Classes
start Tuesday. January 18. 1916.
Register now.
O. I. wtLBOV, Class Secretary.
Telephone Xate-833. - . . .
Xesxanine Floor. Journal Bldr. " '
Service-Style-Qiiality
Is what you get when
your eyes are fitted with
glasses in our optical
department, which is
equipped with ihe most
modern testing instru
ments and machinery for
grinding lenses, making
it possible for us to cor
rect complicated cases of
refractive errors.
No Charge for Consultation
HERE ARE SOME OF OUR PRICES:
Lenses Sphero In your own
frame J1.0U
Lenses Sphero in Aluminum
frame $1.50
Lenses Sphero In Gold-Filled
frame $3.50
Lenses Sphero (curved I In G.
K. CSlaPs Mt IS 00
Zryptok X.enses $8.00 to $18.00
STAPLES, The Jeweler-Opt cian,
162 First Street
Hear Morrison, Portland. Or.
BUY FRESH VEGETABLES
To Be Had at This Store Only
We hive anticipated this FPEEZE-UP, and have secured the following
EXTRA FANCY STOCK OF VEGETABLES:
"THE STORE OF QUALITY"
"Portland's Exclusive Handlers of Everything Cood to Eat"
L. MAYER & CO.
148 Third Street A 4432 Main 9432
Green Peas, lb 20c 'j Green Beans, lb 25c
Fresh Mushrooms, lb $1 jl Celery Root, 4 for 25 C
Artichokes, 2 fof 25c j French Carrots, bunch J0c
Bermuda Onions, 2 lbs 25 C ' Cucumbers, each 20 C
Fancy Head Lettuce, 3 for. . .2Sc II Celery, bunch J0C
NEW SEASONABLE GOODS ARRIVED THIS WEEK:
Liederkranz Cheese, each ' -25c
French Camembert in wood, a box r . . .S0c
Croase & Blackwell Anchovy Paste, in jara, each .' . . . SOc
Smoked Lake Superior Whitefish, pound i. . -25c
Smoked German Buecklinge, pound . . . 25 C
Herkimer Bity Cheese (from New York), pound .; . . -35c
We have no trouble in delivering to all parts of the city. Order' as usual
we will take care of your orders with our usual promptness.
PERSONAL ATTENTION PENNY CHANCE
" Southerners "
Ifj you love good Molasses, we are the only people in town that
sell the well-known "New Orleans Molasses."
HEW ORUUUTS KOXU.8SXS New goods. 1916 crop, fancy Open t QC
Kettle New Orleans Molasses. Per gallon v I i03
Fancy Open Kettle New Orleans Molasses for cooking. Per gallon .. 60
D. C. BURNS C0.'S GROCERY SPECIALS
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
BEAKS Oregon Refugee, shelled.
Special. 4 lbs for 25t?
OATS Quaker. Special per' car
ton lOa
OOU Onarpa brand, fancy. Spe
cial pe-r dozen. $1.40; each..l2Ve
COKV Appetizer brand. Standard.
Special per dozen, 80c; each....g
TOKATOSS U W. brand, solid
pack, 2 s. Special per dozen. 95c;
each 8
PEAS Prosperity brand, verv
Choice. Special per dozen. $1.50;
ach 13a
BE AITS Pala brand. Special per
dozen. fl.OO; each 9
WHITE BOSS TJiOVTk Special
per barrel. $5.00. Special per
81. SO
SUPESXOB PXOTTB Special per
barrel, $5.20. Special per sack.
iy 81.35
SHOP OF HONEST COFEEE
lllNfl PflFFrT 13 JLD,U vr THE BKEAXPAST TABLZ A fine, heavy
coffee, combining stronKth. character, bodv anrl flavor
ANTONINI ITALIAN OLIVE OIL
AJTTOirnn ZTAUAJT OXJrm OH. Special per gallon A4.00
ABTOimn ZTAXXASf OITTS OIL Special per half gallon 82.15
AVTOBTirX ZTAUAH OUTS OIL-Special per ouart can 81.25
AHTOH1KI ITALIAH OUTS OZXr Special per laree Klaax bottle ... fH?
ABTOMTBT IT A T.I A B OLITE Oils Special per medium glass bottle. .40
D. C. BtJRNS COMPANY
808-810 THXBS ST BET. TATXrfB ft BAJUCOB. Phonee Main 61C. A-1626.
WBolesalen to Ptttate Tamlllet, Hotels and Bestauxaata.
pedal Mall Ortor Serrloaj Write (or Catalorue.
Kllaa I 1 tHl
Save
while you have the earning capacity
and opportunity. The $y$tematic
saver of money- is always well
equipped for the financial storm.
Commence with one dollar if you
like. Open a savings account today
with this solid state bank. Attrac
tive interest paid on 'time deposits
and savings.
LADD&TILTON
BANK
Oldest in the Northwest
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STEINVAY
The Significance of the Name
The name "STEINWAY" on a piano bears the same
significance to the world of music lovers and music mas-,
ters as other famous names do to masterpieces in litera
ture and art. t
If you were filling your shelves with books, would you
select bindings only, or would you buy authors? And. if
you were buying pictures, would your choice be deter
mined by the frames?
Shouldn't the same wisdom of choice also determine
the purchase of so important an addition to the home as .
a piano? 4
When you purchase a STEINWAY, you purchase
the best, the STANDARD by which all pianos are judged
you close the avenue to any future regret.
Steinway Upright Pianos, $525 and up
Steinway Grand Pianot, $800 and up
Convenient Payment Terms
Sheman.Pay & Go,
VKTROLAS ANI It ECO HPS PIANOLA PIANOS
STEINWAY, WEBER AND OTHER PIANOS.
Opposite Postoffice
Sixth and Morrison Streets
Mali
Trust Prices Cut in
Painless Parker
Dentistry
50 LESS
Than TRUST DENTISTS Charge
OPEB OAT ABB BIOBT
Bigger Office, Bigger Business, Better Methods, Better Sys-" v
Than Any Trust Dentist in Oregon
We examine your teeth (not your pocketbook) free of chargi ' '
Part of every dollar you five a Trust Dentist goes to help keep op tbt
Trait in Oregon. Can yon afford to pay $2 for $1 worth of old-stria den- ,
tistry just to help the dental combine crush competition?
Painless Parker Dentist .
Sixth and Washington Sts.. Portland. Or.- : -f, .
LoaAngelea. ;Saa ZHesjo, San Franciscb.OaklAad. Bakers field. Brooldro. KT. r