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Newspaper Page TextBJJIJ.DING M A T E R IA LS Serul for booklet on Farm Buildings | of Denison Interlocking Tile; It is free. 1. L. Cherry Co., 271 Hawthorne Ave., I Portland, Oregon. When You Want lo Buy a D ia m o n d 1 3 8 5 '# B U S IN E v S S D IR E C T O R Y Mention your home pnper when an.serin? these advertisement». ?M£Y OOHOY SUR FIBER SOLES RUBBER HEELS Moisture Prost Weir Longer Tlun The Average PORTLAND RUBBER MILLS JAEGER BROS., (M r ) J E W : ' j BROOMS Hotel Alder ORIENTAL CAFE Portland*« Famous Crii I ‘L’ Cafeteria Keep the Northwest Prosperous by using Northwestern Made Goods. /AN BRUS.. Inc. Rooms $1 per day and up. Special monthly rates. Out-of-town visitors made to feel at home. Southern Pacific electric train depot in same building. J. W . BUSHONG. Manager. 286 Alder St., cor. 4th. - P O R T L A N D , ORE. AMERICAN and CHINESE DISHES. Service at all hour». Music and Dancing. . Meet your friends here and enjoy your stay in Portland. Upstairs, com e* Broadway and Washington Sts. BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO EAT W e especially invite out-of-town visitors to g ive us a trial. W e will make you feel at home. S L lh and A ld er Streets. P O R T L A N D , ORE. THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE At HEILIG THEATER Presenting at all times _ * European Lvery SU N ., M O N ., TU E S ., W E D . Mat. Daily, 10c to 60c. Nights, 10c to $1.00 (f r t f y f U t p n t LO NG-W EAR TIRES; PURE RUBBER. STRONGEST COTTON FABRIC Surprisingly high Mileage. L ive responsible dealers. W rite for exclusive territories. STANDARD TIRE & AUTO SUPPLY CO„ 84 Sixth Si, DYEING, CLEANING A U T O U Portland, Ore. BROADWAY, DYE & CLEAN1NC WORKS 200 Broadwav, Portland, Ore. ■ V Y d W e w ill send you Parcel Post anything you may w ant for the Auto i f it can be secured in 4he city. m O L O N G & S IL V A , 462 Hawthorne, Portland, Oregon • The bipTêt^meît! Ipnet Smelts are In. See our daily quotations on fresh C O L U n M BIA n t lr n n m n T m n KI VLK SMJHiLTS smelts in the Portland Journal under Town Topics. Frozen, 6c by and Kippered, 20c Dy express in 20-lb. zu- id . boxes Doxes and ana over. over, Smoked on Perlb. w « handle ever y th in g In fresh , frozen, smoked, salt, »nu nnu i run «nd ivippereu Kippered usn. fish. num NORTH WEST FISH im CO ., .. Producers & Distribu- W allpaper at F U L L B LA S T. Clean up on broken lines at one-half prices. A good opportunity missed i f you fail to investigate. Paints, oils, varnishes at wholesale pricefe. W rite fo r free samples and color cards. Miller Prnt & Wallpaper Co., 172 1st, Portland. E i . c e u i. e c T i _ j i r Our GREAT CLEARANCE SALE MRS. FRED OLSEN U going Teacher o f Piano Authorized Pupil o f Gabrilowitsch 409 Sherman-Clay Building, Portland, Oregon. Signor G. Taglieri Maestro o f “ La V oce Postata ” Italian “ Bel Canto ” Voice Building from Elementary Stages to H igh A rtistic Finish. Principal tenor Italian and English Grand Opera companies. O f international reputation. Studio— 304-5 Stearns Building. Phone Main 3145. 8 C H 0 0 L O F D R A M A A N D E X P R E S S I O N - - m M oving Picture, Story Telling, Dramatic Reading. Coaching and Physical Culture, Especial attention given to acquiring vocabulary and extemporaneous speaking. M A R IE B. V A N VELSOR, 409 Bush & Lane Bldg. Broadway and Alder. Main 2239. ABBY WHITESIDE, Pianist Skirts pleated any style, $L0l>. Ylein^ stitching, 10c per yd. Buttons covered. Eastern Novelty Mfg. Co. ________ __ 85‘4 Fifth St., Broadway 2000 K . S tep h an , h e m s titc h in g , s c a llo p in g , b ra id in g , a c c o rd io n sid e p le a t, b u tto n s c o v e r e d ; m a ll ord ers. 219 r i t t o c k block A G A T E C U T T E R S A M FG. J E W E L E R S J e w e lr y a n d w a tc h r e p a ir in g . M ille r ’ s, 355 W a s h . S t.# M a je s t ic T h e a t e r JBldg. A R T I F I C I A L L IM B S O r e g o n A r t i f i c i a l L im b C o., In c. W r i t e fo r C a ta lo g . 425 W a s h St., P o r t la n d , A U C T I O N E E R S - 2d H A N D F U R N I T U R E ' i i S S Auction Co.— Auctioneers. W e sell everything. 191 Second St., Portland. t A U T O BAR GAINS _ Used Buick roadster $365. Powerful en gine, two new tires, tools, etc. This ben zine buggy good for 75,000 miles of haul country service. N o selfstarter .to get out of order. Payments to suit responsible party. W e s to n Newspaper Association, L'H* Oregon Bldg., Portland, Oi • BY At one qf the most elegant Billiard Rooms on the Pacific Coast. Huff Rugs From Old Carpets nothing can compare with “LASHE,” at all Druggists. $1.00 Witten Bilh ORIENTAL LABORATORIES, $1.50 Whi Bath Raw Furs Wanted NORTONIA HOTEL Muskrats, large average, $ 1.35 Skunk, “ “ 5.00 Mink, up to - - - ' 10.00 Raccoon, up to - - • 5.00 l l t h .n d Stark, P O R T L A N D . ORE. Cafe and Roof Garden Izard Generator HUDSON BAY FUR CO., making pure Gas from Coal Oil. Fits any stove or range. Has no equal for cooking, heating, furnaces, etc. Easy to operate. No dirt, soot or odor. A G E N T S W A N T E D IZ A R D G A S H E A T IN G CO.. 244 Washington St..___________ Portland. Oregor> 1 Mark Yo«r Shipments to 222 Powell Street, San Francisco, America’s War f® Humanity Including peace terms. 600 pages; 100 beautiful illustrations. Cloth bound, $2.00; Buckram. $2.50. Free literature; also large photo Wilson, Pershing. CRESCENT SUPPLY CO., 3 1 2 Swetland Bldg. Agents W anted yoiTTiav<Pa larnl^for^saie^w ri^ i Th e follow in g figures are interesting in showing the war’s effect on giving detailed description. W e are spe cializing in the sale of farm lands. G. S. j automobile making; the third largest manufacturing industry in this Smith Co.# Chamber of Commerce j Bldg.. Portland. cou ntry: t^LASSES^AT^A^SAVING.' Patronage solicited on basis of capable service and reason able charges. Thousands of sat isfied patrons. A trial will convince. Chas. W. Goodman, optometrist, 209 Morrison, Portland, Oregon. g A I M TS A N D Electric Washing Machines SOLD ON E A SY TERMS. 148 F ifth Street, Portland. Oregon Second Floor Bet. Morrison and Alder. C r r '. Poultry, Veal and Hog,. PORTLAND, ORE. r Creamery and Offices, Front and Ankeny Sts. Everything fo r the Dairy, Creamery and Cheese Factory. Distributors o f JA M ES B A R N E Q U IP M E N T A C M E FEED C U T T E R S A L P H A G A S ENGINES EM PIRE M IL K IN G Mstchines _ W rite fo r prices or informa tion. C O L U M B IA D A IR Y IS U P P L Y C O ., 92-94 Front St.. _ ________ Portland. Oregon | EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE O f f ic e F u r n it u r e a A p p l ia n c e s P r in t in g E n g r a v in g B o o k b in d in g M arshall 6060 i o f it10 . 0 An You Getting Ail the Cream? M IO N R O E & C R I S E L L SIJ-OS The AND G R A IN only exclusive B IN S Silo fiiotory. Tv'o to sell K ew an ee Light and W a- w a n t e d I_______________ Man with Ford and $500 Capital PORTLAND, ORE ter Systems; good territory still open; write and give selling experience. M. D. Spencer, Distrib utor, 333 E. Morrison, Portland, Oregon. V E A L A N D PORK W A N T E D 228 Alder St. Portland, Mar. 6. 1919 'W pay 22c for top qua1ity”veaIT W e pay 21c for top block pork. W e never charge commission. Frank L. Smith Meat Co. "F igh tin g the Beef Trust.” h \T E g y p t ia n s Fond of Pigeons. Certain Egyptians qarry on to a re markable degree the business of rais ing pigeons. On one estate the 14 pig eon towers, each composed of about 1,200 clay jars, set one upon another. Each Jar forms a comfortable house for the family of pigeons occupying it. POVYgR. D ig e st T h is Carefully. Ì T I Stump 1 4 » Puller D i l l I OK- There’s no place like home if it’s your home on your farm—no matter how little the home or the farm. Therefore there’s no place you should like like you like your homelike home. —Exchange. W r i t e t o d a y f o r speci; O ffe r a n d fr e e b o o k l e t o L a n d C le a r in g . Walter J. Fitzpatrick A6548 @AWISJH8 (ClOHlJ BM Wants Men, Women to learn the trade; positions waiting; send for catalogue. MISS D E C K E R ’ S Private Business Col- lege.__Allsky Bldg., 3d & Morrison Sts. Hawthorne Auto A Gas Engine School, 4G2 Hawthorne Ave. Practical experience In overhauling and repairing every make of auto and gas engine. Oxyacetylene welding. Established 1907. Send fo r our fre e Separator Hoops, No Nails, No Trouble. Stay test. Just tear out this ad. and Round Silo Co., 601 Dekum Bldg., P ort w rite your name and address land, Oregon. on the edge o f it. You may be T A I L O R E D S U I T S Suits to order, $10 down, $5.00 per feeding a lot o f cream to the hogs. Our free book also tells month. Unique Tailoring Co., 104 Fourth about the wonderful close- St., Portlnnd. skimming “ Sim plex.” The W A L U J > A P E R A N D j > A | N T s one-piece link blade idea does W all paper and paints. Wholesale and it. W r ite today! The free BOLLS W all Paper Co., 229 Mor- information w ill be worth retail. rlson Bt._________________ money to you. W A T E R SYSTE M S FOR C O U N TR Y H i--------- OMES ky HAND M l® R a t e j ’ i i s o -up o-p, Works by leverage — same principle as a jack. 100 pound pull on the Jever gives a 48-ton pull on the stump. Made of the finest steel—guaranteed against b r e a k a g e . Endors^ k* f I q Government experts, . PARLO R SCH O O LS A N D C O L L E G E S v/t°p at Jhe P o r tl a ncTHotel When. irv. Portland c Clear your stump land cheaply — no digging, no expense fo r te a m s a n d powder. O ne man with a K can rip out any stump that can be pulled with the best inch steel cable. De Laval Separators BEAUT Y W e help the appearance of women. Twdhty-two inch switch or transforma tion, value $7.00, price $2.45. 400 to 412 Dekum Bldg. Make more Motte’ noney tumpl Pull Lift stum ps hand BUYERS OF Cream, Eggs, W A L L PAPMEN Paints and Auto finishes. Wholesale and retail. B O LLS W all Paper Co., 229 Morrison St. _ W rite us for prices. Pioneer Paint Co., 186 First St., Portland. P O R TLA N D ______________ __ ______________ Go with the crowd to the Abington Bldg., Portland to buy, sell or exchange Real Estate. Frank L. McGuire. SA N ITA R IU M S W H Y T H E M IL g CURE? Ask the Moore Sanitarium. An institution devoted to doing one thing well. Office 908 Selling Building, Portland, Oregon. J. C. ENGLISH CO. New Location, 9 1 -9 3 F ro nt St., Highest Prices, Prompt Piy Best Service. CASH California Th e scheduled production o f commercial vehicles fo r 1919 is 350,000. F A R M S W A rs T T E D ________ _ 212 Third St., Portland PE RSO NAL__ M A R R Y IF L O N E L Y ; for results, try me; best and most successful “ Home Maker” ; hundreds rich wish marriage soon; strictly confidential; most reliable; years of experience; descriptions free. “ The Successful Club,” Mrs. Purdie, Box 566, Oakland, Calif. J U S T O U T —Com plete History ÏW Weekly Rates Monthly Rates Excellent Portland Ore. Box C fifth a o a k staters fo ktlah o 182 Fifth Street San Francisco &$*. California o r io o * M indoro. C O M P L E T E L IN E O F S T E E L F IL IN G D E V IC E S A N D S Y S T E M S W ell, H e K n e w W h a t He W anted. Good in C heerful Voice. John was busy imitating the men who were measuring some ground in the neighborhood ot his home. He wanted the tape measure and came to his mother and said, “ Mother, please may I take your incher?’’ Cultivate a Cheerful voice as a safe guard against the wrong things. It is not easy to complain or to utter dole ful forecasts in a blithe and breezy tone, and moreover, the habit of tone affects the habit of thought W h ic h ? Fairyland. How Character la Made. The island of Mindoro in the Phil ippines has about 39,700 inhabitants, and those Include 18,000 Tagalogs, 7,200 Mangaynes and 2,000 Visayans. 1917 1918 Passeoeer cars produced In United States............ 1,737,151 1,044,754 Gommerelal ears produced In United States.......... 128,157 219,056 Wholesale value passenger ears produced.............. $1,053,505,781 $801,937,925 Wholesale vulue commercial oars produced.......... $220,082,008 $434,108,992 Exports passenger curs ........................................ 05,375 37,172 Exports motor trucks............................................. 14,876 9,904 Value of passenger cars exported........................... $50,020,358 $37,797,015 Value o f motor trucks exported............................ $37,049,134 $25,741,080 Motor vehicles registered In United States Dec. 1 .. 4,941,270 6,945,442 (O f this number about 480,000 are trucks.) • A p ril, 1917, to December, 1918. “ What makes you think ail women Wherever is love and loyalty, great Bate each other?” ‘‘Because a woman purposes and lofty souls, even though so seldom brings up & son fit to be In a hovel, there is Fairyland.— Kings another woman's husband.’’-^Philadel ley. pbia Ledger. HINTS FOR POULTRY GROWERS Record Coinage by U. S. of Undespised Penny in 1918; * Rising Prices W as Reason Reports from the mints show a The poultry grower who has not yet total of ¿107,014,000 one-eeut pieces adopted sprouted oats as a part of the turned out by the United States in hen’s bill o f fare, especially during 1918. This is a record coinage. It the winter months, is not only depriv stands for only u single year’s prog ing his hens of feed that would be rel ress, however, in u tide of pennies ished and which is most valuable in wldoh has been rising steadily dur feeding for egg production, but Is also ing the latter half of the war period. overlooking one of his best opportu The average annual output o f One- nities to save on the cost of feeding. cent pieces from 1907 to 1016 was Town folks who keep only small flocks about 100,000,000. Ostensibly the 1018 increase in our have been quicker to realize the advan tages of feeding sprouted oats than smullest of coins was made necessury have farmers, yet the latter are the by the call for small «ftange to pay ones who shotfld be first to understand 1 wfir taxes on goods sold at retail. the food value and the results that Beally, all sorts of economic causes might reasonably be expected from are behind the rising demund for pen sprouted onts, because the oats sprout nies. ltlsing prices of provisions and er Is to the poultryman what the silo other staples huve gone constantly Into odd figures. is to the dairyman. A t times und places of old In the A few poultry growers operate their oats sprouters the year round, they United States, down on the gulf and having found sprouted onts to be an out on the gold coast, the cent has excellent feed for both laying hens been despised. Men boasted of spend and growing stock. This cun be done ing nothing less than a nickel. The very profitably when the chickens do copper coin now lias its turn about. not have free range, but is not neces Nobody holds it in scorn. sary with the farm flock during that pnrt of the year when there is plenty of natural green feed. The real udvan- m w n ilC P n n VUftQM tage in feeding sprouted oats Is thut I :§ I “ t U U Is y U tn U n WUnIVi it provides succulent green feed when none other is available. In the sprout ed form, none of the grain is lost or L o! ’ tls a sala wight Within the lonesome latter years. wasted. The hens eat all the tender A n angel throng, bewinged, bedlght green sprouts, roots and soft hulls. In veils, ami drowned In tears. Oregon Will Use Soldiers to Build Miles of Roads The Oregon state highway comml»- sion has adopted the most extensive program of road improvement for the year 1919 of any ever proposed or car ried through in thnt state in one sea son. It calls for an estimated ex penditure of $3,525,200, and the money Is to come partly from u $6,000,000 road fund already voted by the peo ple and partly from automobile tax receipts and road taxes. It is esti mated by the highway engineers thnt the labor of 3,000 men will be required In carrying out the progrum. It is in tended to give preference to returning soldiers. London Has Women Police. Bit In a theuter to see A play o f hopes and fears, While the orcliestravbreathes fitfully The music ot the spheres. Mimes, In ths form of God on high, Mutter and mumble low; J And hither and thither fly; More puppets they, who come and go. A t bidding o f vast formless things That shift the Bcenery to and fro. Flapping from out their condor wings (Invisible woe. That motley drama—oh, be sura I t shall not be forgot! With Its Phantom < based for evermore By a crowd that seize It not. Through a circle that ever returneth In To the self-same spot; And much o f Madness, and more o f Sin, And Horror, the soul o f the plot. But see amid the mimic rout A crawling shape Intrude; A blood-red thing that writhes from out Che scenic solitude! I t writhes—it writhes!—with mortal pangs The mimes become Its food, And seraphs sob at vermin fangs In human gore Imbrued. Out—out are the ligh ts-ou t all. And over each quivering form London Is trying out 100 police wom The curtain, a funeral pall. en, uniformed und assigned to beats Comes down with tho rush o f a storm. us are the men. They arc sworn In us While the angels, all pallid and wan. Uprising, unveiling, affirm constables and their particular duty is That the play Is the tragedy, “ Man,” to assist others of their sex. And Its hero, the Conqueror Worm. — Edgar Allan Toe. SHORT AND SNAPPY “Umbrella Pants” and Prince Alberts May Be the Style The perfect man is usually a IMTfeet imperfection. That the inen o f this country will An essay on man—a woman’s soon have to wear baggy trousers, or attempt to marry him. “ umbrelln pHnts,” was the Intimation Absence may increase true of tailors attending the twenty-third love, but it is rough on the coun annual convention o f the National As terfeit. •:5 soejutlnn o f Clothiers In New York The greater the bore a man is ■x recently. The abrogation of personal the smaller the hole be leaves T h e F ierce st of the Elem ents. . liberty is expected because of the vast behind him. “ Your wife has probably Interfered j quantity of cloth left on the clothiers’ She who composes a crow | with more of your plans than ever did '■1 hands by the war’s sudden ending. The baby is far greater than she who clothiers advocated the double-breast | rain, fire or cold weather,” says the •g composes a ragtime melody. ed coat and the Prince Albert as Howard Courant. means of using up surplus cloth. Character is never made by follow Yes, Indeed! ing the easy way. Character ts made There Is one part of our paper In strong by its exercise against the temptation of ease and the lines of which we almost lose confidence some times, and that is our weather fore-' least resistance. casts.—Columbia Record. H o w W om e n Hate. Boy (handing the jeweler a $1 watch)—Just clean and regulate this and put in a new crystal, will yon? If I had the price I'd buy a new one. Passenger-car makers in some insfiuioes were almost un If improyeiP O regon current -Y o n e DOt alone fo r cars and trucks but fo r guns, mine anchors, helmets, field time desired, farms and at in lowest rates. Wm MacMaster, 331 U. S. National kitchens, airplane motors, tanks, tractors, shells, depth bombs, and similar •Bank Bldg., Portland._ FA m , I H ACTS material which could be made by the modern equipment o f the motor-car Own a farm tract where everything' grows year around; fine climate, boating, plants. bathing, fishing, shell roads. L e t me send you one hundred views of th is ' Passenger-car production was almost 700,000 car3 short o f 1917, wonderful country between Houston ana | Galveston. Easy monthly payments, over being only 60 per cent o f that year, while truck production increased from five hundred producing oil wells' in sight. Company drilling on this property now. 128,157 to 219,056, or 70 per cent. Automobile manufacturers are now W rite or wire today— \ sold out. Have parties This “ A* who will pit lant your tract o n ! returning to normal production, but it w ill take some months. shares. Let me tell you about it. year's production o f passenger cars may not even reach the 1917 mark. W. E. COGDELL, Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Portland. S A N jT A R Y Beautiful Eyelashes and Eyebrows o f Commerce. S t Nicholas Cafeteria - For Cultivating Long, Safe Central Because o f its importance in what has been termed a “ war o f mo- Value o f war contracts assumed by automobile and truck man- • Bow ie & C aldwell's ufacturers (more than) ....................................................... $1,100,000,000 _______________ Second Floor Pittock Block Passenger cars ordered by government...................................... 38,400 C A --- R P V E * — T — AV I ^ N G A '— N — D CLEAN I — N ■ v* W — — ' E — — — — — V'— 1 — 1 — .— — — G Motor trucks ordered by government ........................................ 204,760 Passenger cars produced on war contracts................................. 18,726 Rag Rugs, all sizes. Mail orders prompt. P H Y S I C A L T H E R A P E U T I C S Motor trucks produced on war contracts ................................. 60,727 Send for Booklet. 9x12 Rugs, Steam or Dry Cleaned, $1.50. Disorders of the stomach, liver, kidneys, Passenger cars shipped overseas for American expeditionary W E S T E R N F L U F F RUG CO., bowels, goitre, high blood pressure and forces ....... 7,904 54-58 U n io n A v e . N . East 6516. B-1475 female disorders. Motor trucks shipped overseas .................................................. 54,343 PLUM BING <fc PLU M BING 8 U P P L IE 8 T H E B E ST E A T S IN T H E C IT Y can supply you with any kind of Army trucks requisitioned by post office department for postal plumbing supplies at wholesale prices. service ............................................................................ 15,170 W e will gladly estimate cost of any Job. Federal taxes paid on sales of automobiles and trucks during 125 Sixth Street, Portland, O regon. W rite for prices. S T A R K -D A V IS CO., See w hat you want and pay fo r w hat you get. twelve months ended Sept. 30, 1918...................................... $32,813,678 Portland, Oregon You W ill F ee l Right at Hom e. Beautifully Furnished-Rooms. M A IL For Mortgage Loans see OREGON I N V E STM E N T & M ORTGAGE CO., 220-22 A L n ^ A C C £ S S O R ^ E S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Chamber of Commerce Bldg., 4th and Motors, gears, bearings, wheels, axles, Stark, P ortland Oregon. and trailers. W e wreck all makes of cars and sell their parts at half price. David HIDES, WOOLS & CASCARA BARK Hodea Co., N. Broadwfay and Flanders. Kahn Broa, 195 Front St. Motor Parts M fg Co., 325 Burnside St. quotation Parts for all ears at half price.__________ HIDES, WOOL, T A L L O W LO N G & S IL V A —462 Haw.thorne Ave. ~ 'W m N G E R i r c « ^ T r f c ^ r i 5 ? r r a Auto Wreckers. W e wreck cars and sell to 154 13th St. N,, Cor. Irving, Portland. good parts Vfc list price. See us for E n Main Office, San Francisco. Branches: gines, Magnetos, Carburetors, etc. Seattle, Spokane, Boise, Salt Lake, Reno, Billings, Missoula. Vancouver, B. C. B IL L IA K D ^ ^ O O L ^ A ^ D J L A V A T O K IE S . O PTO M ETRIST A N D O PTIC IA N Member of Extension Faculty, University of Oregon School of Music. 605 Bush & Lane Building, Passenger C m Production o f 1918 O nly 60 Per Cent of That o f 1917— Truck Production Increased 70 P e r Cent TT t O S I" i Goods, I h ! 1 11 ,il c T ki usTorlinjThrnFItrDrugsrTiub r Trusses, r i etc. . a n Postage __» e i ber prepaid, entirely engaged on war materials when the armistice was signed and have Plum me i Diug C o ^ iS O M S t., P ortla n d .! FARM J.OANS had some difficulty in getting back to a peace basis. Contracts taken were A C C O R D IO N P L E A T I N G NETTIE LEONA F0Y Teacher o f Singing Sec. Oregon State Music Teachers’ A ss’ n DRUGS F. RIERDON, R IT T E R , LO W E A CO.. 201-6-7 Board of Trade Bldg. MEET ME IN PORTLAND The House of Parts end Accessories for Autos. War’s Effect on Automobile Industry under the sea, on land, and in the air— the automobile industry T Â W Ï Ï I S r j i T îru g sT KuîEer^—goods' ^ ^ors Are you wanting to selL W e have buyers sauiLctiin" guara^tTedVe j Î T ' m T tcfr has 8uffered substantially in the making o f its normal product, according for general etores, groceries, confection ■ * 1 to A lfre d J " Reeves, -------- general * manager o ........................................................ — Chamber f the National Automobile ery, cigare, restaurants, etc. Send me 265 1st St., P o r t la n d .______________ M R. BUSINESS M A N description. * >Ve p io te c ty o u r in te n ^ bar, acreage, city, exchanges. GUsonl&ai- | t> i , 431 Ch. of Commerce, Main €127. C LEANING AND DYEING / F o r reliable Cleaning and ^5yeÎng~lserv^ > Ice send parcels to us. VVe pay return j postage. Information and prices given ' upon request. _ E N K E ’S C IT Y D YE W ORKS Established 1880 Portland DRUGS BY M AIL Special $100.00 Diamond P O R T L A N D N O N S K ID ASK YOUR SHOE DOCTOR. CJTY^NJD J^ARJ^ buy it from a reputable store. Jaeger Bros, are known as the leading dia mond experts o f Portland. See their*