FRIDAY. JANUARY : 27. 1822.
THE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL, PORTLAND. ORKUUN
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Clara 21 lr t Proraa Attractive Thm
tint of a, aarU of an "church nlchta'
to b held at Centenary-Wilbur Meth
odlat ahurch on ThuraUay. proved at
tractlTo laat night. The follomlng
' ctlaMe wm orsanisnd : Bible study,
uhdor Mra. Matthew Simpson Hughes ;
Chiiatlan clUacnahlp. Dr. Charles Mac
Caunher. paator ; Chrlatlan leadership.
Mlaa Mildred Bartholomew ; heart-o-hwrt
Ulka with Rlrla, Mra. Earl FHnn -hart-to-heart
talks with boys, Floyd
lUeraa. After the classes a devotional
enrtca was conducted by Dr. Clarence
True Wllaon. with Dr. Karl Abbott di
recting the singing.
Cataakla AtAf-aa (Formany kaewa aa
aaapau-a-i Aata Bat Llaet) PortUad
MaUaenaa Fatli dlTliloo Leave Port
land II a. m. And 4: JO n. m. dallr and
11:11 p. m. Sat'irdays, Sunday and holi
days only. Leave MuRnoraah Falls
7 :J0 a. m. and Um. daily and I n. m
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. All
cars heated. Leave from and arrive at
tha bow Auto Stage Terminal Depot. IS2
Yamhill atreet. corner of Park street,
rhone Main MIL Adv.
tlatoilse Cleaalag Cottly Charged
with having more than one gallon of
gasoline In an open container in a
dwelling. Mrs. E. L. Bush. 149 Lowns
dal street, waa fined $10 Thursday -by
Municipal Judge Rom man. Mrs. Bush
had. the gasoline in a dish pan and an
open Jug. according to Captain Roberts,
assistant fire marshal, who arrested her.
She was using It In cleaning her house.
Celssibla Rtaget (Formerly ksowa at
.bayard's Aato Bat Lisas) Portlasd-Attorla-Keailde
dlvltioa Leave Port
land 7 :i0 a. ra, 10 a. m.. 1 p. m . 4 :li p.
nv and 13:10 a. m. Leave Astoria 7:15
a. ra, 10 a. 1 JO p. m., S :30 p. m. and
:1S p. m. Direct connections at Astoria
te and from Seaside And Clatsop beach
points. All cart heated. Leave from
and arrive at the nw Auto Stag Term
inal Depot. 851 Yamhill street, corner of
Park street. Phone Main lelL Adv,
.kipper Off Ills Coarse Municipal
Judge Rossman tried Paul E. McDon
aia, lormer master mariner, iioo on a
i barge of driving while Intoxicated and
118 on a charge of carrying concealed
weapons, when he appeared in court
Wednesday. McDonald's driver's license
was revoked for six months. McDonald
oUalmed he waa taking 1300 to a friend
on Um waterfront and carried the gun
for protection.
CoraakU ntaget (Formerly known at
abeaartr Aato Bat Llast) rortlaad
M, Helens dlvltioa Leave Portland
1 a. m. and 4:13 p. m. dairy and 11:1
p. aa. Saturdays, Soudaya and holidays
only. Loav 8t Helens 7:10 a. m. and
l:li p. m. dally and I:1S p. m. Satur
ajrs, Sundays and holidays only. All
earn beatad. Leave from and arrive at
too ew Auto Stage Terminal Depot.
S&t Tamhlll street, comer Of Park street
rnono Main MIL Adv.
To Atuac Bosnian. Meetlag A meet
Ing of the executive commute of the
Nortliwoat Real Estate association, to be
hel4 at lloqulam. Waatu, Saturday, will
be attend ad by a number of Portland
realtors. The local delegation, which
will leave her tonight. Include F. K.
Taylor. Coo A. McKenna. F. O. Brock
iran, A. R. Hitter and Mrs. Alvin John
son, president of the Women's Realty
Board, all of Portland ; U A- Harford of
Salem and Steve Thorn peon, of Vancou
ver. Wash. The party will return Sun
day morning. r ,
Trails Clan Ostlag The Trails club
members will leave First and Aider
streets at 1:45 a. m. Sunday for Syca
more station. From there they will
walk south over the Footer road- to
Damascus and have lunch, on the Clack-
areas river. The return will bo by way
of the state rifle range to Gladstone
station, where the Oregon City car will
taken at 4 o'clock. Thomas Griffin
will lead.
Masastas to Hike Mamma will
leave Twenty-third and Washington
street at 1:15 rx m, Sunday, on the
streetcar for Mount Calvary. From there
they will hike westerly to Cedar Mill and
thence to Beaver ton. where they win
take the Southern Pacific train at 5:2
p. m., arriving in Portland at o'clock,
The distance wiU be about seven miles.
Minn Ryder will lead.
Paelrle Cable Reaalred Reeumntlon
oi eervice over the Pacific cable, oper
ated by the Postal Telegraph-Cable com
pany, was announced today by L C
iraii. local manager of the company.
Service was interrupted recentlv bv
break In the cable near Midway Island.
According to Craft, this was the first
break in the Pacific cable durinc the
past 12 years.
Hawaliaa Leetare Wedsetday Mem
bers of the Portland Transportation club
and the Portland Industrial Traffic club
have arranged for the showing of a
four-reel motion picture taken in the
Hawaiian islands, and a lecture by W.
J. Cooper of the Hawaiian Tourist
bureau, in the club rooms of the Cham
ber bf Commerce, Wedneseday evening.
RabbJ't Topic ToBlgbi "You and I"
will be the topic of Rabbi N. B. Krue
Iter's sermon tonight st Temple Ahavai
Sbolom. Park and Clay streets. The
services will include a vocal solo by
Mrs. Metzker and a violin sole by
Adolph Welnetelru Services are also held
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and
Junior congregation service at 10 a. m.
nr. Wlllette to Address Leagae 'The
Nation's New Program" will be the sub
ject of an address before the Oregon
Civic league Saturday noon by Dr. Her
bert L, Wlllette, dean at the University
of Chicago. Bishop Walter Taylor
Summer will preside and a brief talk will
be given by B. G. Skulason on the Com
munity Chest.
Farehas Astoria Plant J. C. Wilson
and P. L. Cover announced today they
bad purchased the ice cream plant and
retail candy business of H. R. Hoe Her at
Astoria. Patent rights in the Centennial
chocolate candies were retained by
Hoe Her. and he will continue their man
ufacture. It was stated.
Colombia Stages (Formerly known at
Hbepard's Aato Bat Lines) Portland-
Hood River dlvltioa Service' temporar
ily discontinued on account of snow
drifts on the highway. Resumption of
service will be announced in this space.
Phone Main 881L Adv.
Temple Beth Israel The topic of
Rabbi Wise's talk at the Sunday morn
ing assembly at Temple Beth Israel at
11 o'clock will be "The Passing of the
Pope." Men and women of all creeds
are welcome, says the rabbi.
Reeeptloa to Pastor Fottpoaed The
reception for the Rev. James W. Price,
new pastor of Pilgrim Congregational
church, previously announced for to
night, has been postponed until .Tues
day, owing to high school graduation
exercises tonight
After All, tke Tett for Tomr Teeth It:
"Can you eat with them?" Dr. E. C.
Rossman specializes in artificial teeth
scientifically designed for masticating
food. 311 Journal building. Adv.
To Hold Masqaerad Ball The Jewish
Literary club will give Its second annual
masquerade ball Sunday evening at the
Neighborhood House. Five prizes will
be awarded for the best costumes.
Prayer Meetlag Toalgbt The school
of prayer, in charge of. Mrs. Frances
Parsons, located at room 215 Tilford
building, will hold its weekly healing
meeting tonight at 8.
Fortlaad-Xewberg Bat Leaves Stage
depot. Park and Yamhill, daily, 8, 9 :30
11 a. m. and 1, 2:30. 4:15. 5:30, C:30
p. m. Saturday and Sunday, 11 :15 p. m.
Mala 8811. Adv.
Portland-Tillamook Cad Ilia e Stage
Stage depot. Park and Yamhill sts., daily
at 1 :15 a. m. and 2 p. m. Special arrange
ments made for fishing parties. Main
861L Adv.
Oar Service Sept renders valuable
assistance In devising modern office sys
tems. Consult us. Bdwy. 2971. Pacific
Staty. & Ptg. Co., 107 2d st Adv.
School Books, bought sold and ex
changed. Hyland's Old Book store, 204
Fourth street between Taylor and
Salmon. Adv.
New Term Art School Museum of Art
Fifth and Taylor streets. Day and eve
ning classes. Drawing, Painting, de
sign. Adv.
Feet Hart! See our foot specialist
X-ray service free. Knight Shoe com
pany, Morrison near Broadway. Adv.
Str. America St Helens via Columbia
river. 2 -.30 p. m. daily : 11 -.30 a. m. Sun
day. Alder st dock. Main 8323. Adv.
Kaa to Bailors Man to sailors on
Coast ships should be addressed in care
Of the vessel on which the sailor is sta
Mooed. 1 Poet master John M. Jonea has
requested. Mail to sailors, much of It
addressed merely - in car of the poet
master at a certain town, has failed to
be delivered. It is said..
Morlet at "Man's Retort A program
Of music and motion pictures will be
given at the Men's Resort. Fourth and
Burnside street. Saturday night Mr.
and Mrs. John Long. Miss Jessie Ham
mond. Mrs. Bell Elingbe. Miss KUngbe
and R. Desmond will participate.
Baby Girl for Mrs, J. V. Olsoa James
V. Olson, well known newspaper man of
the city, arrived at bis work this morn
ing with a face wreathed with smiles.
The reason for the eruberent spirits was
the birth of a 7-pound girl to Mrs. Olson
Thursday night at the Portland Mater
nity hospital The girl has been named
Mary Tjouiso. Mrs. Olson was reported
this morning as getting along nicely.
Pioneers Sons, Daaghters a board
meeting of the Sons and Daughters of
Oregon .Pioneers will be held in E &
Starkweather's office. Broadway build
ing, Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Arrange
ments for the annual birthday dinner,
February 14. will be made.
PorUasd-Salem-AIbaay Leaves stage
depot Park and Yamhill, every hour
from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Fare. JL50.
Main 8S1L Adv.
Tka Fott System for Feet A scien
tific treatment for broken arches. 7H
712 Broadway bldg. Mar. 1317. Adv.
Salem -Mills City Stage Connects O.
E. trains Nos. 5 and 9 for Mills City.
Joseph Hamman, Salem, Prop. Adv.
S. A H. Green Stamps for Cask Hol-
man Fuel Co., Main 353. 560-21. Adv.
Dr. Laldlaw, dentist returned. Offices
804-5 Selling bldg. Adv.
Helen . Joaet returned. Mar. 1007. Ad.
11 Nationalities to
5 Be Represented in
' Citizenship Meeting
ii 4
An athletic drill given by 18 boys
and girls of the Failing; school, in which
11 nationalities will bo represented, will
bo an interesting feature of the citizen
ship meeting to be held Wednesday eve
ning, February L at 7 :30 o'clock. In the
auditorium of the Failing school under
the sponsorship of the Portland Ameri
canization council. This is one of i
series of meetings that win be held dur
ing the next few weeks In the districts ;
most thickly populated with the foreign-
bom, looking toward the proper ob
servance of Americanization week, Feb
ruary It to 21 Inclusive.. J. C. Hender-
s.n. executive secretary or- eomnraruiy
service, is chairman Of the committee
and for the South Portland meeting he
is assisted by Mis Fannie Porter, prin
cipal of the Failing school. Miss Ida
Loewenberer. head worker ot in 2eign-
borhood House ; Miss Bess SegaV'caalr
man of the Americanization , committee
of the Council of Jewish Women, -and
Visa Ida. H. Beyer, president- of the
Failing ParentrTeacher association.,. The
meeting will be open to ISO pumic, o
a special invitation Is extendedot
foreign born .mothers and children of
the district. .., - - ,
HOT IAKX AUITAXS .
Hot Lake. Jam. 27. Arrivals at Hot
Lake sanatorium Toewday were: C. A.
Tbonrpejon, Cran : Mr. and Mrs. B. M.
Kirette, A. C Bark and Mrs, S. E. Har-
ris. Boise. Idaho; ML- Sotaawar. Weiaer,
Idaho; Mra, O. L I artstn. La Grande;
J. Xeolsoa Barry. Epokaae, Wash. ; Dr.
and Mra. Sroart, and Mrs. 8tabt4eBe)d
and son. Bake-: Mrs. Nora. Major. CaOd
well. Idaho ; Chart Meyer, Wolaer. Ida
ho; Mrs. A. D. Freed man. Frmlnrtoo ;
Mrs. N. L. Hakaey. La Grande: T. M.
Idaho Man Named
Portugal Minister
Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. 27. Fred
Morris Dearing has been appointed
minister to Portugal by President Hard
ing, according to word received Thurs
day by George M. Dearing, his father,
a local constable. Dearing has been
in the diplomatic service since his par
ticipation in the Spanish-American war.
POCKET PICKED AT SHOW
Pickpockets in the Liberty theatre stole
a watch from D. M. Stever Thursday,
according to a complaint which he made
to police.
MALT SYRUPS, HOPS, BOTTLES,
KEGS AND BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED
Portland Beverage Supply Co.
BR0 4DWAY 481 STARK ST.
SStS Bet 11th and 18th
fmtlaVlaTaKBBtjajDfl
WEEK DAYS DANCIN6
Jerry Reed" Orchestra
12 to 1 : JO. 6 to 7 :30. 8 :30 to 12 :3
American aad Chinese Dishes
Service Saprem
11 A. M, to 2 A. M.
Try Oar Leach or Dlaaer
Week Days
11 A. M. to a P. M.
Prices 30c, 15c, 40c to 75e
Includes Soup. Vegetable
and Beverage
Special Saaday Chicken Dlaaer
11 A. M. to P. M.
Re freaking Feaatala Drlaka
1 rtental (Eafe
Watalagtea aad Broadway
Upstairs
tie
Oregon Industries Week Jan. 21-28
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
See ley, Famoua in This Specialty,
Called to Portland
F. H. Seeley, of Chicago and
Philadelphia, the noted truss ex
pert, will personally be at the
BENSON HOTEL, and wiU remain
in Portland this THURSDAY,
FRIDAY. SATURDAY, SUNDAY,
MONDAY, Jan. 26, 27. 28, 29
and 30. Mr. Seeley says: "The
Spermatic Shield will not only re
tain any case of rupture perfectly,
but contracts the opening; in 10
days on the average case. Being a
vast advancement over all former
methods exemplifying instanta
neous effects immediately appre
ciable and withstanding any strain
or position no matter the size or
location. Large or difficult cases,
Or incisional ruptures (following;
operations) specially solicited.
This instrument received the only
award in England and in Spain,
producing results without surgery,
injections, medical treatments or
prescriptions. Mr. Seeley has
documents from the United States
Government, Washington, D. C,
for inspection. He will be glad
to demonstrate without charge or
tit tnem if desired. - Business de
mands .prevent stopping at any
other place in this section.
P. Sv Every statement In this notice
has been verified before the Federal
ana state Courts. F. H. Seeley.
Co-operative Laue-Davia Drug Co,
75c
TVree-Quart
Aluminum
Sauce Pans
Reduced, 45c
Ly.- , f1
Delineators
Reduced
to
20c
COR. UNION AVE. AND EAST MORRISON
FINAL CLEARANCE
Women's Coats. Skirts and Dresses
$4.95
Every One Worth Many Times the Price
Silks Reduced
36 inch Satins and Messa
lines in every wanted color
and of excellent quality.
Values to $2 yd.
Reduced to . ...
$1.49
Comforter Coverings
Reduced
36 inch fine Challie and Bun
galow Cretonnes, splendid
material for quilts and com
forts. Regular 25c " rt 1
quality, reduced to x I 2v
Bed Pillows Reduced
Good quality Pillows filled
with sanitary feathers, cov
ered with art ticking. Our
$3.50 quality pil- A Q
lows now, pr.
Fancy Turkish Towels
Reduced
Turkish Towels, white col
ored borders. Val. OpT
to 50c, reduced to aCltV
Men's Shoes $3.98
Brown calf, neat dress lasts,
with half double sole; black
kid in broad last, half double
soles, shoes that sold for
$6.50 sale price dQ QQ
47Jw0
only
Muslin Gowns Reduced
Women's Muslin Gowns,
short sleeve style, excellent
quality, trimmed with lace
or embroidery. $1.25 QQ
values reduced to.. 0V
Bloomers Reduced
Flesh color Batiste Bloom
ers, well made, reinforced
and ruffled at the
knee. Reduced to
59c
Women's Underwear
Reduced
Beautiful Silk and Wool
Union Suits with just enough
fine cotton in them to add to
their value and make them
excellent wearing gar-
an
ment. This season's good::
stocked to sell at
$4, reduced to.
$2.49
95c
Women's Silk
Hose Reduced
An excellent quality of Wo
men's Silk Hose in Cordovan
and Black, with lisle heel,
toe and garter top, QCa
reduced to 7tJv
Petticoat Reduced
Black and colored Sateen and
Cotton Taffeta Petticoats,
and floral patterns. Regular
$2.50 values re- " Q
duced to f4)XA
WORK VESTS $4.35
"Windproof," a garment that has gained wide popularity
for outdoor work, motoring, hunting, etc. Ideal protection
against cold; made of heavy moleskin. Sale (If QC
,aaf, lUt.UU
price
This Great Store
CLOSES
70REEE
Tomorrow Night
Your LAST Chance to Buy at
Sensationally Low Prices
Stock Formerly Owned by
METROPOLITAN
5c TO 50c STORE
Just a Few of Thousands
of Bargains
MERCHANTS!
Wo will bo open Sunday
moraine to rocorvo bid
on the remainder of this
stock in job lots from
oat-of-town mercnantt.
Spo gC HOSIERY Children's Flannelette
elch Men's, women's, children's, including fiber Petticoats - Q
silk, wool mixed and cotton. The pair. . . XtcC at JLaC
caTd 3C "T ftp Wo-. Bathing Suits, UbertT Cli. o""
t 59c Towels, "I Q fintl Pnce tJJ-
10-yard bouT llC nW nl' LVL Cocoannt OQ Keynl. Sm, -fQ
Curtain Scrim, 22 and Shampoo Ui food tool steel. Xil
t i D a mm 36 inches wide. The . '
Talcam Powder, If ylr to close out rT SLeet Music, roil - Victor CopW fQ
the t Kf stock ..... iC of 3 pieces, only. 1C Trap. JLe7C
tSBSSl I WASHINGTON I
J)Cy Below BROADWAY WeSLtpp"1
mnm, -eralla. Walla : Clr KiLUv. UXaS
C3ty. . -
Selling Broken Lines of
"Globe"
Union Suits
At Reduced Prices!
It doesn't even matter much whether
you need winter weight underwear
now or not, you will next fall and
these union suits are exceptional val
ues at such reductions
$2.00 Suits $1.65
250 Suits 1.95
$4.00 Suits $3.00
4.50 Suits 3.15
FLANNEL SHIRTS at
very special reductions
all w fjf j
3 ,
3 aaaaavawaa-t
V4-lb.
40c
Hazelwood
Toasted
Salted Nuts
Am aaao-bat of oixkt
arWba of ca-oaco Matt "
specially aaUctod, toast
ed aavd altod.
Packed in
Vt-lb. 1-Ib.boxe
75c $1JS0 box
Oregon WalnuU
Texav. Pecan
Virginia! Peavnuta
Maunmoth Jordan Al
mond Mavlay Cavahews
AMyTian Pistachio
ItavlLavn PirnolU.
Brazil NuU
Yoo will Hod tVoeo U '
Uaigktfmlly difforoot ;
frowa those salted it
tbo ordaaary way.
Hazelwood
CONFECTIONERY
AND
RESTAURANT
38 WaaWiartoo Stroot
127 BROADWAY
Discontinued lines of
INTERWOVEN COTTON HOSE
black and cordovan only.
regular 50c,
35c P2"1 3 pairs for $1.00
Striped and figured $1.00
Cut Silk
at 65c
Ties
Sam! Rosenblatt&Co.
Fifth at Alder
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Im a worldtip man
I cant afford
et-rich-cjmck
sctiemes
I invest
tny saving's
in Preferred
Stock of
PORTLAND
GAS & COICE COMPANY
CUT
OUT
AND
MAIL
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