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TELE . EVENING JOUBNAL, POBTLAN D," OHEG CJH , ATUJRDAY, . Aflllli 1 3, 1D0Z. , i ' ,
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SPECIAL jj WOODARD; CLARKE' CO J SPECIAL
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JAPANESE
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FLOWED
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5 CenU
5000
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S Cents
Received by Oriental
Liner S. S. M. Fresh
from the Gardens of
Tokio, and gathered
under the supervision
of the MIKADO'S
Celebrated Botanist,
M. SATSUR.A
Cents
Sent
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Japanese Aster
Morning Cloris
; BeD Flower
i " Small Prolific Gourd
S CenU
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I Cent
" Pink Kaenigeta
" Hit lUtenlgata ;
I Cent
Giant Round Court
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Woodard, Clarke & Co.
FOURTH AND WASHINGTON STS.
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SPECIAL; I
i
Ian&eer Koehler and Superintendent
Tleld hve returned tTm their tour ot
inapecUon of the Oregon line of the
. Southern Pacific . Tbey have been afay
a week, aiM only proceeded a far a
Dunsiqutr. ,The company ha 750 mile
'ot trackara In this state. It 1 a rule
that alt this rouat be pereonalir looked
wr,one a. month by the , officials la
ebarse, who also inspect the bulldlnje,
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guperinlendent Fields aald this mom
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. 1 ."'The crops everywhere along our Una
are looking well. If the froats do not
come to blight the blosaoms, the fruit
crop in tka Jlogua River Valley will be
larger than t any time in 1J history. At
present the season ts two weeks behind,
on account of the late spring. I note
Improvements at every town on the line,
and It Is evident that prosperity Is every-
' where present The new faces of home
seekers are everywhere' to be seen."
1 ABOUT PEOPLE.
K Mr. and Mrs. R. Smith of Perry are at
"' the Portland., Mr. Smith la manager of
" . the Grands Ronde Lumber Company
; M, T. Sutherland of Salem to In the
eltyr , '
' ! Mrs. Oeurge F. Rogers came down from
Salem this morning. . . ,
r John Gobs, president of the: First Bonk
of Bumpter, U in the city. - .
' Mrs. I'lorenee Cooper and Miss Mabel
Cooper of Tacoma are In the city visit
l ing friends.
, Harry T. Hendryx, a Bake City min
ing man and politician,' la in the city.
1S. Logan of Eugene is in the eltv.
Mr. and Mr.' Thomaa Bryan of Ante
lope and Mrs. N. H. Albrich of Bridal
!, Veil are in Portland. ' '
tt Rogers and W. N. Kobson of
lood River' are in the city today.
; M. R. Eliiott ot Prlneville Is In the city.
; Walter K. Montague, head salesman of
the children's clothing department of
Painless Crown and Bridge WorfS
. . Artificial Crowns and Bridges are tile best substitutes for nat- '
r ural teeth. . Our. methods of manufacturing" 'Crowns "arid Bridges "
,'are otir own, and our process of applying them la absolutel
IT DIDN'T HURT A BIT,"
"We dxtract teeth and devitalise teeth positively--without pain. ,
There is no necessity of suffering days of torture while the devital-J,
king agent acts on the exposed nerve -We avoid .that, , '
; i, We employ no dental student in any capacity.
FIFTEEN .YEARS ESTABLISHED IN PORTLAND '
WISE BROS., Dentists
KB. xus, so, zu,. 212. m Failing- Bunding,
Both 'phones
Or. South CSl; Col. 8. .
Packages
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IB VAROLTOtS
Japanese Hollyhock
';, Imp. Morn's Clorits
Poeony Montana
Roane) Giant Gourd ..
Long Giant Gourd
Palmated WMras
"Hibiscus Monihaf
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CTS.
SPECIAL!
SPECIAL I
Ben Selling's stare, will leave tomorrow
for Nehalem to spend a week en his farm
near that! place.
A. B. Frame, manager of the Oregon
Electric ' Power Company, has returned
from Baker City, where the plant of the
new company will be located. The work
of construction will be commenced May
I . and. will be pushed forward with all
possible vapidity, 'in company win xur
nlah light and power to a number of
Eastern Cref on mines and towns.
PLEASANT SOCIAL
One of the most successful parties of
the season oa the East Side was that glv
en at the home of Messrs. Charles and
Henry Jennings, Thursday evening of this
week. The elaborately furnished rooms
of the superb Jennings home were taste
fully decorated for the .occasion with
Oregon grape and under the brtllfant
light of electric-lamps twinkling from
every nook and corner presented a, truly
chaining scene. Music furnished by Fish
er's orchestra added charm to the plean
ures of the evening and lent lightness to
the feet 'of Jbappy dancers. The surprise
of , the evening occurred at supper time.
The table was arranged through two
long rooms end a the doors leading to
the banquet hall' were thrown open and
the guests we-f being seated the white
light - were suddenly extinguished and
rod lights turned on thajt shed e brilliant
radiance over the scene. The handsome
face of -the young ladies, under the col
orlng-of the lights, . looked like veritable
rosebuds touched . into life by thewand
of some good fairy. Following is a par
tial list of i the, guests who were present
and who, at parting, voted the Messrs.
Jennings, princes of entertainers:
Misaes Maude Lindburg, Ida Vanlloy,
Jene Bruno, Anna Logus. Mabel Steven
son, Bertlna Maygers, Effle Mays, Tlllie
Dickel, Claadlne Stephen; Tlllie Klumpp,
Helen Saumann, Elsie Rometsch, Kate
Jennlng, Elsie Marge h, Velma Klumpp;
Messrs. William Reuppill, Ray Rueppill,
Chas. Bracy, Arthur Doly, Seeley Dona'
hoe. William Bohn, , Otto Dlchel, Benard
Velguth. William Orlffltt, John Green.
George Blnglnhelmer.
cor. .Third and Washington St.
Open evening tin ; Sundajit 'tp JL
' AMONG THE LOWES. r:
FORESTERS OF AMERICA i :.
The institution of a 'Banctuary of Shep
herds, the second and higher degree -of
the Foresters of America, wl(l JV place
Thursday evening, April Si,' at tbi Grand
Army Hall. .. ,,-,J,.,v.;t.
Mr. Samuel Kafka, grand secretary for
the state of Oregon,, lias been com $il
toned deputy supreme pastor and wlU
conduct the instituting ceremonies.
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WOODMEK.' ,. ,
Last Friday night Webfoot Camp, No.
tS, W. O. W., was agreeably surprised
by. a visit from Multnomah Camp,.. No.
77, of the East Side, the occasion being
the presentation to Neighbor Barber of
a handsome rold watch and locket as a
token of the esteem with which he is
held by the member of the order. Neigh
bor Jennings of Prospect Camp made the
presentation speech, after which . those
present arc-se and sang "For Hers a Jolly
Good Fellow." Speeches were made by
prominent members. The camp appoint
ed a committee to arrange for an excur
elen t th aasid or -eUwwhere In the
near future. ,
ANCIENT ORDER OK FORESTERS.
Oregon Grape Circle, Companions of
the Forest, was instituted last Monday
evening at Hall 200, AUsky Building. Fol
lowing the institution the following of
ficers were elected: Chief companion,
Mrs. A. H. McKensle: Junior past com
panion, Dr. Florence Sharp MsnJon sub
chief companion, Mrs. M, - A. Storey:
treasurer, Mrs. Jane Strlgel; 1 recording
secretary. Miss Margaret . Benedict;
nnanclal Secretary, Miss Harriet Baker;
right guide. Mis Jeenetts, Condon;, jeft
guide, Mies Marie Beaurdette; , tuner
guard, Mrs. E. Condon;, outer guard,
Mrs. Minnie Sprague: trustees,' Mrs
Minnie Schulse and Mrs. P. Cardiff
trustees, Mrs. E, A. Gill, sirs. B. Condon
and Mrs. M. .Schulse; surgon, Dr. Flor
ence Sharp Mamon.
Twenty-seven members were Instituted
In this lodge and, Judging from the en
thusiasm displayed, the future of this
lodge la assured. .
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ORDER OF LIONS. ; 1
Home Lodge, No. 1. had a rousing meet-
ing last Viadnesday night, upwards of a
hundred mttabers being present. H. V.
Ramadall. supreme vice president gave
a talk on the progress of the order. This'
lodge Is in a prosperous condition, six to
eight candidates being Initiated every
meeting. . The entertainment give April
was a grand success, upward of
hot n? cleared. . - a. '
The entertainment to be given or mis
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lodge on April 30 for the benefit ot the
family of the deceaaed Emit Hansen
promises to be a grand success a li
Hftkufa lisvn already been old.
Portland Lodge.' No. 1 Order of Lions,
sleeted Miss L. Penny as accreUrf td nil
the vacancy caused by the resignation1 ot
Miss Emma D. Miliar. '
Kin Lodge. No. H and Greehtnatt
Lodge, No. 36, are pro;ressinf .favsrably.
CITY BRIEFS.
Louta Mater, , and Julia Balel, 4,
were licensed to wed today.
Berna living, 209 Va Mill street, ha cN
let fever. . :
J. Carter Miller of Seattle and Mis
Eva I. Fhillpps were married April t at
Aberdeen, Wash.
Cella A. Spencer, Allen H. With row and
A. L. Parker have filed articles of the
Spencer Company, capital , stock 15,000.
The object la to deal In Jadies gents'
and children's clothing.
Edward King, who figured ' so promt
nently In the Morrow murder case, I now
wnrklnK tn Ban Francisco.
The case ot "Jbhn Doe" ufnlsnd, In
the West Side Justice court, was con
tinued for a week this morning. He is
charged with assaulting C. Jennings with
an ax,
A Jap, and his bicycle, together with a
street-car, made a bad combination at
10:30 this morning on Second street near
Washington. The rider was knocked off
his wheel, but fortunately was unhurt.
The case of Henry Betts, the robber
shot and captured by L, H. Adams, Will
not'eome up until next week as the po
lice want to see It they can not find his
accomplice.
The local camp of Spanish-American
War Veterans have forwarded a resolu
tion to the Oregon delegation at . Wash'
lngton desiring- the members of the dele
gation to support the Senate bill permit
ting the use of the name of a Federal or
State regiment or Grand Army Post upon
the flag,
Dr. J, Allen Gilbert will give a medical
address at It o'clock tonight at the Men's
Resort, 69 North Third street,' to men
only. A--short musical program will pre
cede the address.
The pacific Coast Advertising Company
was Incorporated this afternoon by Frank
Griffith, Leon Boas and William Eccles,
The company will engage in a general
Pacific. Coast advertising business.
C. A. Larson, aged SS. And Ida Julian,
aged 31, both pf Portland, have been glv
en license to wed. . r
About 30 pupils of the Holladay School
met at the school last evening for the
purpose of organising a basketball team.
H. Jenkins was elected president; J., Da
vis, secretary and treasurer; F, Griffith,
superintendent of building committee
The organisation will meet every Mon
day.
The Palm of a Giant
Palmist Larsen has secured an Im
pression of the hand of Edward Beaupre,
the ' French-Canadian giant now on ex
hibition In this city. To examine a hand
that measures UH inohee In length Is an
unusual experience. Mr. Larsen says
that the. lines on the palm of the blg
felleW show that Beaupre's mental abil
ity is above that of the average man;
that he. Ja 'kind, good-natured and loving
in disposition, but not inclined to be so
cial; that be is lasy, enjbys comforts. Is
a, good eater and a moderate drinker.
He finds Beaupre pbysloally perfect and
endowed with a good constitution.. He la
the same as any ordinary man, only he Is
abnormally large, and freak of nature.
Mr. iArsen says that as la generally the
case with persons of Beauper class, he
not likely to have a long life. If he
attains the ago of 27, he may live -until
he is 40. ';.. ' ' 4
LIKE FINDING MONEY. -V1'
The trading checka in the- advertise
ments ot - The Journal are like - finding
' Particular v
r People
patronise the laundry that is par
tlcular about r'th kind of work it,
sonde out. If yod are a particular
person,'1 try' the . ' " .
UNION: LAUNDRY
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i'H Randolph Street .j
Phones Albina, ii or Columbia SOU..
EAST SIDE BRIEFS.
The Portland Gas Company will lay' a
new six-Inch '.main on Union avenue,
from Hancock to Russell street. ' i
The little son of H H. Scbroeder died
of diphtheria Wednesday morpUuwibe
funeral aervloes were held at the resi
dence on Psge street ami Vancouver ave
nue yesterday,". , ;
The Tenth ward Democrats will hold
their regular meeting at Gomes hall
Wednesday- evening- ... ' ?
The Cebras Social Club gave a success-
Miss Qrace Flnley Is confined to her
home on Alberts, street with a serious
attack of pneumo-nla. .-.
The little son ot Charles Courtney, re
siding ' on : Williams avenue and Sacra
mento street, la . recovering' from, an at
tack - of scarlet . fever.
Mrs. Fred Valentine has returned from
Washington, where she went to celebrate
the golden' wedding of her grandparents.
, - The committee from Eureka Lodge. A.
O. U. V.,' having In charge the card
party - and , dance , to be given by 'that
lodge, are busy, making arrangements for
the coming event.
jk u. jcvans of Stevenson, Wash., was
visiting at the . residence of hi son.
George, 4o? Sacramento street, the past
week. He returned to hi home today.
The wife of Joseph Anderson, the well-
known Albina barber, ha recovered from
a recent Illness.
The Women of Woodcraft gave a Well
Attended social nod dance at Hill's hall
Wednesday evening.
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SUNNVIDE.
Mr. Varhef left for a bttslHeal trio to
Ohio Thursday evening. ,
Bpettal. features' will be siren In thd
Biihflay School at the, Methodist Church
tomorrow. Captain Welch will be the
Instructor. v
Mrs. lr hdutledso. reaidlhs- at East
thlrty-jlecand s.n4 Belmont street. Is re-
bortsd 1U .lth that grip.
D. H. Wills. ril8i has baH lavlhff off
work for a wMlt-ott'.aecount of HI health,
tetufned for duty today. '.
aniiyld4 Visitor thU week. Bhi return-
td homd OH the bait this morning.
MH. Gertie Satilfer of Kelso, Wash.,
Ii Visiting, at Ihe residence of Wr. Lena
sweetiang, JOSS. Belmont street.
A snealAl ' meeting of the Epworth
League will lis held in the Mothodlst
Church tsmorrswsveninfi Mrs. sweet
land and Miss Frds'f will deliver lectures
on the . wcrk of the league.
A surprise party was tendered Mr. and
Mrs.- J. M. Jones at their residence, East
Thirty-fifth and Belmont street, Thurs
day evening. A large number of the
couple's friends from the West Side were
In .attendance. After ' playing cards for
some time the party took to dancing.
after which refreshments were served.
E. G. Worth, brother of the Sunnyslde
druggist, left for Lincoln Rock, Alaska,
Wednesday. Mr. 'fWorth is superintend
ing the construction of a lighthouse on
the rock and expect to be absent about
nine months . , .
nine months.
Car lioi the Mount Tabor line Jumped
the track at the corner of East Thirty-
fourth, und Belmont streets this morning
and belayed trafllo for a short time.
Mlekle & Hunter Tiave completed the
erection of the frame work for their
livery sttble on East Thirty-fourth and
East Yamhill streets.
A
large party of Missourans arrived
innyilde yesterday and expect to set -
In Sunnyslde
tie In .this vicinity.
A number of Sunnyslde boys were fish
ing In Johnson's Creek yesterday and re
port good catches. . The water Is a little i
high though. . ,
George Hopkins ot West Superior, WIS.,
Is visiting at the residence of his sister,
Mrs. C. McOlll, East Thirty-third street.
Mr.'Hopk.'ns sa'ya that he Is pleased with
Oregon, even though, It does rain a trifle,
and saya that he intends to locate around
Portland.
B. S. Cook and family; left today for
Prosaer, Wash., where Mr. Cook has es
tablished a new livery stable.
vMr, Fred Everest has a force of men
excavating for the two new cottages she j
wjll erect on East Thirty-second and
East Yamhill streets.
Mrs. J. M. Richards, 1 who . has been
very ill for the -past 10 days, is reported i
improved today. She' is stopping at (the
residence ot the postmaster, ' 171 East 1
Thirty-third street. , , x
SHORT TALKS
TO SMOKERS
(By Big. Blchel CC M Id street.)..
"Our Own Mixture" is a de- ,
llghtful smoke, because It la a '--
delicious blend.There Is Both- ;
Ing better sold,.. Its rloh flavor ,
and fine quality Is the result of :-'
perfectly balancing the blend of i
six tobacco Ingredients-each .
' ingredient pure, and calculated -.
to produce t awn effect ' . .v
The ingredients, are? Bun--'
cured plug cut, very mellow; f ,
' selected Virginia leaf; light ,
. Virginia Flake cut; Armlro im- ;
'ported Turkish; Virginia long .
out: 8t. James Parish Perkjue,
i very old;- Henrades' Imported n'
Havana; our own special plug
cut; Bright Pickings, extra mild. !
The result of this blending Is -v.
perfection Is smolflng tobaooe, t
Os., lttil.os., t6o; lo., 6cj
lb.,4Ltt.-.r.
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: :' deeds -recorded:. "
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Henry X Baker, ;et to Edwin
y Franklin Baker, lot L "block I: loi
block (; lot U, block ; lot t block
H Ii, west halt of loU 16 and 17. Mock
,t, Tibbett's AddlUoa; and east one- "
- half of 'lots and 4 blockvU, Tib
betfs Addition .........:.'.;,.f ....;..
W, F. and Hanna McCarthy to Eu
T gen Hoch, west one-half of lot 16
ana IS. block IS, Kings Addition.... 00O
M. B Behren to II. E. Noblel loU 1
iuia a, oioea e, .; wooaiawn...
J. B. and 8. N. Fletcher to 11. J.
Thompaon, lots. f and, 19. block 4.'
Tabasco Addition ....;, ..'
Joseph; Slmoni trustee, to Michael T'
f Brady, .ts acres of land iff James '
John Donation Land 'Claim..;,..,.
H. and A M. Wittenberg to A. C.'
: Meyer, lots 6 and 7. block 7, Irving.
ton Heights ..TT,..".
16S
Same to W. R, Stopper, lots and 6,
block 7, Irvlngtoh Heights..,..,.,.
184
Same to Robert Stopper, 'lota L and
i, nun nuuiuon.,,,..,,,,,.
271
. ' Baseball Tomorrow.' ,
Tim .tint' rami' a th. aHII h.
played tomorrow at the baseball grounds.
It promises to be a great game. It, will
be between the Portland Club andf the
Monograms, and the former, resplendent
In thuir new ; iinifnrmu. nil I mill. . Hn.
showing. ' ,
The Past Saclfem' Association Intend
running an excursion on Sunday j May 11,
up tho WMlamette Valley. The train will
leave on the East Side at 8 o'clock In the
morning, stopping at Albany for about
two hours for dinner, returning will cross
over to the Corvalll Valley Eastern
and return pn the- west aide of the river.
arriving at roruana aoout p. m. A stop
will be .made at Corvallle of about two
nours. . -.. . v -i.i e- . , .,
AMUSEMENTS.'?
THE BAKER THEATER -
, . George u Baker, Manager,
Phones: Ore. 1016: Col. 603. , t
' Two Packed Houses Yestprdav. -
A Positive Success Ralph Stuart and
.company in Arthur Marchmont s
"BY RIGHT OF SWORD." e
. Mrt Arlvanftat In rHoet .
Matinee s. . . , .'. . . io-is-sA
Night r. 15-25-35-60
Matinees Saturday and Sunday,
Next Attraction Ralnh Stuart and
company in THia UJuT PARADISE."
MARQUAM GRAND THEATEfW
i . CALVIN HEIHG, Manager,
lve nights, beginning. Friday, April 18,
opular Matinee Saturday at 4:15 o'clock,
DANIEL FRAWLBY AND COMPANY.
Presenting: Friday night and Saturday
Molina. ..7n Uf,,ita T - fla.ttt.ilA., nl.kt
'.'The .Liars." -saonda'y sight, "Secret
service." Tuesday ; night. 'Brother Of'
neers. ', weonesaay nignt.
Lady Algy." '
"Lord and
CQRDRAY'S THATER . .
. OtB week,; commencing Sunday - night,
April to, with Saturday matinee, maKnltl.
cent scenic preduotion of the splendid
dramatio success, ' .
. ""'OSTLER JOE.". - r
A play founded on the poem made famous
by Mrs. James Brown Potter. A company
of strong, merit. Special scenery by
RomSclottl. London. Costumes by Felix
k worth; Paris. . ;
usual prices,: zso and GOc.
Fredericksburg mus:c hall-
1- ssvtwin AKi) AL.UU.K bXKUJCXa.
; lUli Bl-V AU3THAL,IANH.
' ' . GEORGE TRUMP,' -
Th Legless Wonder. ,
' ' VICRKTT
The Australian Lflliputlan.
. MULLALY 8I8TERS. ,
. LEWIS AND LAKE.
, ; , STANLEY AND uTATE.
Admission fres.
CONCERT JIALi;
BLAZIER BROS.
CONCERT EVERY NIGHT
242-248 Burnside.
SEE THE GIANT
The wonder of the day tallest
man living-, stands ? ft. io(4 in.,
weighs 367 lbs., ago 2i; at the
Oriental Shooting G&llerV
I t, - .. ,
rw. wj nire atreei. sows.
VEIL OF MYSTERY
DRAWN ASIDE.
I A Wonderful Woman Is Ifl
I " ' "
, vur rviiasi.
this strange and wonderful woman Is
.i0,3LtV,;'"ns; tiae ot skepticism.
Truthful In her predictions, Reliable In
That she. ean far lnn tha i..
and control coming events, eradicate
present troubles and -enable you to at-
f,d her patroM from " P"
in
Tlln thA deRTrA ftt Vnitr HfA t ..lrHn.il.
DO YOU WANT tn Tfvnw
Who and when you will marrv ? wii.t
business you are best adapted to and
uuw ia oinnor .
Have you been unable to ttln . lh
greatest desire of f your life?
- Are Vou in trouble. dlsaAttaflxl n -ah.
burdens too hard to bear? -Has
a rival or obstacles crept between
you and your future hone a., nr a itpmnn
asFauea 'tne nappiness or your nomeT -SEE
HER AT ONCE' AND BE AD.
' ' EXTRACTS FROM
PRESS NOTICES: '
This little lady may Justly be
termed the Queen of Mediums.
I ewe my success In business
to her,' - - - ,
She can read the. innermost
thoughts ot the soul.
I can not explain her wonder
ful power. -
I could not ' tell the story of
shy life a well as she read it?
.Thank to her wonderful
power, it has ' saved my life;
my doctor could not locate the
trouble. - , - ,
Throueh her Ood-rlven iuir ah hull
im aivK a 11 or magic.
' "GUARANTEES HER WORK. "
You. pay nothing If she doe not Vura
you. Jf you are suffering from rheuma
tism, aianev .or : over trouDie, or any
disease arlslna therefrom DO NOT KAli.
TO SUE THIS WONDERFUL WOMAN.
All diseases et. the blood, dyspepsia,,
constipation,, catarrh and bronchial trou
ble quickly-and permanently oured-OR
TOU PAY NOTHING. Consultation free.
Letter with a stamp enclosed answered.
In. no case wilt she aoceDt one mam
If the object of your visit la not explained
Wimout asaing a queaiion. can ana be
convinced 1' of her marvelous
GERTRUDE MYREN, FINELY AP
POINTED PARLORS, 507 GOODNOUGH
BUILDING, OPPOSITE- POSTOFFICE,
nours,' w a, m. t y.tra. , twauinga,
Dlsenaes diagnosed free, - T -
SAVE .THIS ADDRESS. NO SIGN. '
Sun Soon Huic Co.
" Importers, wholesale and retail dealer
In Silks, Carpets, , Mattings. Teaa and
Rice. Japanese Fancy Goods; Rugs, Em
broidery, Shawls, Crepes, . Underwear.
Ivory Carvlnrs. Inlaid and I
Goods. ' 1 ' -
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MECHANICALLY PERFECT
1
ROYAL GRAND
STEEL RANGE
. For hard coal, ioftX,
coal or wood. !
. With heavy Blued '
' Steel '"Body and'
f warming closet r
$30 to $60,
21 of these
These Ranees are
product of the stove
of workmanship they
icwMon. lyo point to ourii or cnecK 01 r. f 1 ney
are handsomely ornamented. They are built
for. service and everv rinlfar'nf h mtrrhneA
price 4t our figure has been put In the ma-
lenai ana construction of them.
WE WARRANT EVERY RANGE, . and
we defy another to be produced that will
beat them. : , 'l
0lRMPET:SAl
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Continues to be
i:aJWinner.
Dozens of new
daily to take advantage of the low pricing.
HOW DOES THIS LIST APPEAL TO YOU?
Landsdown BruSMll.4 .'
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Smith Brussells
Smith's Best Brussells.!...,
ditmson Best Brussells.;.......,., ..95c nr yard
Body Brussells.. .v.'......,i'...1;;;.;..;;.,.....j.$io per yard
Body BhlSSells. Lowell :m tier vsrd
- iM.iMiiiMMt --s sT - e
All-Wool Injfraln;.. . ,.6oc per yard
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All-WOO! neavv.
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AU-Wool, AkoJa ........90c per yard
With These Prices Carpets Are Sewed
. ' and Laid With Linings.
LACE CURTAINS
From your own price up to $15.00 per pair.
" The magnitude of our business Is easily
judged by. noting how our goods arrive.
NOW ON TRACK AND UNLOADING
' " ' 1 Car Load Book Cases
" , 1 1 Car Load Bed Room Sets
: 1 Car Load White Maple Goods
I Car LoadJLeather Goods . f
l. Car Load Extension Tables
.w 1 Car Load Center Tables .
; 1 Car Load Roller Top Desks;
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tI; ..When our complete stocjkarrlves we
will be in receipt of 29 cars for the present
season trade, v This shows to the .public that
we handle more straight cars of furniture
than any other house in Portland . We buy
in such large quantities direct from the fac
tory that we are enabled to undersell our '
competitors.. We want you to call and see
our: immense stock of everything you need I
to furnish the home.
WE ARE STILL IN
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HIE 4-STORY
t 170-172 flRST ST. .
AA
ROYAL RiVAL
STEEL RANGE
i:-. For hard coal, soft. v
coal or wood. '
With heavy Japan
ned - Body and '
warmlns; closet. - -
$25 to $40
sold in one day
certain lv the richest
makers' art. In noirit
are mechanically per- j
3-
faces throne our .store
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..,..,.v. b 85c per yard
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THE OLD STAND
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RED BLOCK
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