The Northman. (Portland, Or.) 1920-192?, May 13, 1920, Page 19, Image 19

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    THE NORTHMAN
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J. G. Chambers,
B. M. Gulbrandsen, Mgr.
Pres.
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Open Day and Night
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Offer their large and complete stock of
Chambers Co.
Furniture, Rugs and Stoves
new and Second Hand
UNDERTAKERS
At Lowest Prices and Reasonable Terms
B. M. Gulbrandsen
Ask to see our countryman J. C. Pedersen.
New Co-Partner and Manager
Personally takes charge of all details in connection with Funerals
V
MISH FURNITURE CO., 188-190 First Street
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PHONE WOODLAWN 3306
248-250 Killings worth Ave.
(1 Block west from Williams Ave.)
PORTLAND, OREGON
THREE IMPORANT POINTS
Real Service
Personal Supervision
Credit when you most need it
Low Prices
Automobile Hearse
&g%ON¡SAVINGS
Individual,Commercial
Funerals for $50
and Savings Accounts
invited.
A Bank for everybody
Forty years of honorable dealing has given the
highest reputation to
BROADWAY
BANK
' BROADWAY AHO STARK.
F. S. Dunning,
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UNDERTAKERS
Save Higher
EDUCATION
The University of Oregon,
the Oregon Agricultural
College, and the Oregon
Normal School, are open to
all races alike. No class
lines are drawn. These
schools are a part of the
great free public educa­
tional system of America.
It is the schools that have
have helped the people of
America to preserve their
liberty.
PROTECT
THESE
SCHOOLS
There are now 5400 young
men and women at these
three
schools
learning
those principles of equal
freedom for all that have
made America great. But
the schools have buildings
and support for only about
half that number.
THEY MUST CLOSE
THEIR DOORS PER­
HAPS TO THOUSANDS
unless thevoters of Oregon
provide relief in the elec­
tion of May 21. On that
day the people will vote on
number 310, which will
enable the colleges of
Oregon to continue their
educational work.
Help the Boy’s
and Girls of All
Nationalities
by voting number 310 X
Yes at the election of May
21.
In the name of free educa­
tion, you are urged to use
your citizenship to this
great purpose.
(Paid Advertisement)
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414 East Alder St.
THOMPSON’S
Deep Curve Lenses
Are Better
Phone East 52
A. J. ROSE
(Trademark Registered)
THE SION OF PERFECT
WORK
Thoroughly experienced optometrist for
examination, and adjustments. Compe­
tent mechanics to construct the lenses—*
a well organized office force that guaran­
tees dependable eyeglasses at reasonable
prices.
Complete Lense-grinding workshop
in connection with our offices
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SAVE YOUR EYES
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THOMPSON
OPTICAL INSTITUTE
Portland’s largest, most modern
best equipped, exclusive
optical establishment.
209-10-11 CORBETT BLDG
Fifth and Morrison
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