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B U S I N E S S
PU m * Mention Thin Passe When Answer!»* Thnna Advertí«-. «■ -to.
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If you Must sell vour L IBER TY o r VICTORY
bonds—sell to us. If you can buy m o re L IBER TY
or VICTORY bonds buy from us. Wc i>uy and sell
at the New York market
G O V E R N M E N T AND MUNI CI PAL B O N D S
Write for descriptive circulars and booklets.
INFORMATION
DEPARTMENT
BONDS
M O R R IS B R O T H E R S , Inc.,
Morris Buildinn. 30 9 -1 1 Stark S tre e t
FRED
DUNDEE
A
Motor Gar Repairing & Machine Works
P o r t la n d , O r e g o n .
G RO CERIES
& L e w i s ' B e
llen
B
st
r a n d ì ,
Booms $1 per d aj and up. Special monthly rates.
Out-of-town risitors made to feel at borne
Boatbern Pacific electric train dapot in same
building J . W. BUSHONG. Manager
ts t Alder S t . cor. 4th. - PORTLAND ORE
Hotel Alder
F O R A L L M A K E S O F C A R S.
A. J. WINTERS CO.
D IS T R IB U T O R S .
65-67 S ix th S t .f P ortlan d .
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S tr ic tly
F r e s h , fu ll s iz e W h i t e
A
/ m e n tio n :
m u tu al crea m ery co
Egg Department.
BESTS
IN
fPT
LsKJVV
r
Sunday, Monday. Tueaday Nights
Sun Mon. Tue.. Wod. Afternoon.
Show W ed. Night Occasionally.
Nicks, 15c Is $1.00; Mama. 15c to 75c.
T O N S E T H F L O R A L CO.
SléM\ O
Phones Main 5102
’ ° f
* *» ? RTeTtf y
THEATER
V A U D E V IL L E
.,
PORTLAND, OREGON
. 1 u r n IP
d l IlL lL iU
THE
E ggs
at a premium over m arket quotations. W rite
us advising amount you have to offer each
week during the season.
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LL O
CCASIONS
The Honte
House of Flowers FOR A
AU
OCCASIONS
287 Washington SL.
BROOMS
Ground Gripper
Shoes
GROUND GRIPPER SHOE S10RES
We can use unlimited amounts of
l t r y
A R T IF IC IA L T E E T H S P E C IA L IS T
Dr. E C I, .naan, ¿,1 Jo u rn a l Bldg.
B a k e r s , C o n fe ctio n e rs, F ou n tain Supplies
T h e p leasu re of you r trip to P o r t ­
1 * ray, M c L e a n oi P e rcy . 4th « G llsan sta .
land w ill depend upon the h o tel you
B O IL E R W O R K S — New— R epairing
s e le c t
C o iy su rro u n d in g *, m od erate
H ast tilde Holler W hs, L a st W ater ,v Main
ra te s, and th e w elcom e you find In
your own hom e tow n, a w a it you a t
B R A Z IN G , W E L D IN G A C U T T IN G
t * . M ultnom ah.
N o rth w est W elding A Supply Co, oS 1st S t
D E N T IS T , L A T E U. S. NAVY
Garage in Connection.
Dr. P . G. B row n , S09 S te v e n s HI, P o rtlan d
D E N T IS T
B. E . W rig h t. *08 R a le ig h B ld g , « A W n
E L E C T R IC A A D V E R T IS IN G SIG N S
Union S ig n Co., 7$ W e s t P a r k a t Oidt.
E N G R A V E D W E D D IN G IN V IT A T IO N S
lrw in -tlo d so n . S ta tio n e r *. P ortlan d , O re.
F A R M L IG H T IN G PLA N T“
1 A lle y L ig h t. »1 1st 8 t
v e made and
F L O W E R S F O R A N Y OCCASION
carried in stock j Geo. B e tz & Son, 697 W illia m s Ave.
F U R N A C E S , C O R N IC E A R O O FIN G
t v men, women
G rand S h e e t M etal W orks, 85 G rand Av.
and children,
H A V E Y O U R E Y E S E X A M IN E D
and can be 6t } A. E . H u rw itz, O p to m etrist, 226 F ir s t St.
H E M S T IT C H IN G , 8 C E N T S
by mail.
E lla -M S te v e n s, 506 R a le ig h B ld g .______
H E M S T IT C H IN G , B U T T O N S C O V t-R E fT ,
SEND FOR L ITER A TU R E
H e m stitch in g , B u tto n s Covered, P la itin g
B . P . S a nborn, 24* A lder St.
S81H Wash. Street, Portland. Oregon.
M IL L IN E R Y A E A R C L E Y C O R S E T
J o n e s M illinery, 8» H a n d A le .
756 St. Helena Are., Tacoma. Washington
; M O N U M E N T S— E. 3d and P in e StA
I O tto Sch u m a n n G ra n ite A M arble W orks.
N U R S E R Y ST O C K
V illa N u rserie s, it. No. 1 , P ortlan d .
O IL SH A M PO O IN G A M A N ICU RIN G
M y rtle C la rk e, 733 M organ B ldg, Portland
R oof P a in t: R ed, brow n and b la ck , 11.00 P L A S T E R D O L L S A ND N O V E L T IE S
per g a llo n ; b a rre l lots.
G ray or g reen , 1 R ose C ity N o v e ll; VVU., 10$ G rand A t *.
$1.50 In b a rre ls. In ca n s 10 ce n ts per g a l­ P Y O R R H E A D E N T IS T S
1 S m ith L o n g S e rv ice , 310 R ush A L a n e B l.
lon e x tra .
Victory OH & Paint Co., Inc.
REA LTORS
*
In te r s ta te L an d Co., 248 S ta r k St.
D erb y W ., P o r tland.
j R E A L E S T A T E AND LO A N S
TO
M. V. H a rriso n , 512 G erlln g er Bldg.
R O O FIN G AND S H E E T M E T A L W K S
and
M cD onald & W ynkoop, 2d and Madison
Money Orders S H E E T M E T A L A R E T IN N IN U W K S.
| U nion A ve. M etal W k s., 411 Union Ave.
SA N IT A R IU M —
Dr. A. V. Dow ns, »40 C o rb e tt Bt.
S H E E T M E T A L A T IN W A R E —47 F lre t
105 Third S i,
PORTLAND, ORE P o rtla n d T in w a re S h e e t M e ta l M fg. Co.
W A TER P R E SSU R E SY STEM
j Dun« P um ps, »3 1st S L
For Experienced
W IN D O W S H A D E S
PORTLAND. ORE.
Preferred S to c k
1
C o m m ercial In form ation furnished free
of ch a rg e . C atalog u es supplied and com .
m sre la i In qu iries ch eerfu lly answ ered.
W rite any firm below l Do It nowl
“Where Hone
Comforts Abound”
PO RTLAN D . ORECO N
CYLINDER
GRINDING
Portland. Oregon
Keep the Northwest Proiperoux by
using Northwestern Made Goods.
ZAN BROS., Inc.
Good Paint and Oil
$1.25 per gallon
T IC K E T S
Europe
UDELL & CLARKE
lVake,
Wood Turning and Cabinet Work I C Low ell
T h e Shade Man,
a n c er
THE
When in Portland try this RESTAURANT
Good Service—Moderate Prices.
PEPPER
BOX
Right Down Town.
r n
HIDES
108 Fifth St„ Next to New Perkim Hotel
B I S S I N G E R & C O .,
Wool, Pelta, Tallow.
B y
Wool Puller«
Largest dealers on the Coast. 148-154 North 13th St., P. O. box 4378 Portland,
Ore.; Wool Pullery Sell wood Sta., Portland. Ship us your goods; highest prices
paid at all times.
Homemade Specials, $1.00 per lb.
Hazelwood Candy
M t Hood Chocolates, $1, 2, 3 & 5, box.
Oregon Chocolates, $2.00 per pound.
P a r c e l P o s t, P r e p a id .
THE HAZELWOOD CONFECTIONER & RESTAURANT
3 8 8 Washington Street, Portland, Oregon.
Page & Son
Write us for prices and market conditions on
Veal, Hogs, Poultry, Fruits, Potatoes, Onions, etc
Portland, Oregon
REED &
LEE
EXCHANGE
Portland. Ore.
Forty Years in the Same Location.
G et hold o f Su n d ay ’s O reg onian, la s t Su nd ay or
n e x t Su nd ay, and tu rn to our ad v ertisem en t In the
C la ssified A d v ertisin g . E v e ry item h a s an In te r e s t
fo r you.
C A LL
WALL PAPER FOR LESS
Tw o Hundred T hou san d R olls in S ta c k a t 20s, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 and up to
$4.50 Double Roll
D eadening F e lt fo r H ouse L in in g , 8c Sq. Yard
P A IN T , g u a ra n te e fo r 5 y e a rs on ev ery ca n , our sp ecial p rice $3.75 per gallon
Order By Mail
W e ship all ov er th e N o rth w est by E x p re s s o r P a rcel P o st
Sam p le book on req u est
W ALL
PA PER
HOUSE
108-110 Second St., Portland Ore.
Why Waste Your Time
working on a job where the pay will never he more than
it is now? Why not work for us where there is a chance
for advancement and higher wages and in the end you
have a trade that will secure you good money in almost
any State in the Union.
We pay from 54c an hour on up in the different
departments and the work is all steady the year around.
Our Company Club Hotel keeps you at a minimum
cost and affords you all the comforts of home.
Apply at either of our mills with this clipping and
you will be given work.
Crown Willamette Paper Co., West Linn, Oregon and
Camas, Washington.
ON
Phone. Mein 4609
PORTLAND. ORE.
3 2 9 East Morrison
Proprietary Chemists
A R T IF IC IA L L IM B S
O regon A rtific ia l L im b Co., Inc. W rite
w e w a n t to rea ch fo r C a ta lo g . 425 \Vash. S t ., P ortland .
s u ffe re r s of a p p e n ­ A U T O A C C E S S O R IE S
d icitis b e fo re It Is
too la te . Hlzz t r e a t ­
m ent
m ay
sav e
i C — ¿ A
Price. »86 and up.
you r life. In s tr u c ­
L j * ------- Burncsa A Martin
tiv e lite r a tu r e w ill
(O M P A N V ^
be m ailed free upon
n - ' s l a ik s t o w n iowa a p p licatio n .
Send your n am e today. W e ste rn o ffice 705
M a n n e llo ______________ w
__________
Ktvetkmd B ld g , P ortlan d , Ore. M ain 2161.
h a ir w u?e. M ost m odern equipped eoe m et
i f shop In city . 203 B rd y B l., M ar. 2207.
C L E A N IN G ANO D Y E IN G
F o r reliab le C lean in g nad D yeing se r v ­
ice send p a rce ls to ub . W e pay retu rn
S ix th and H o y t S tr e e ts
p ostage. In fo rm a tio n and p rices given
P ortlan d , O regon
upon request.
C o n ven ien t to B o th D ep ots
E N K E ’S C IT Y D Y E W O R K S
A bsolu tely F ire p ro o f
E
sta b lis h e d 1890_______________
Portland
R oom s *1.00 and up w ith o u t B a th .
R oom s *2.00 and up w ith B a th .
D E N T IS T R Y - r A IN L E S S
A bsolutely perform ed by n e rv e - block! ng
E L B E R T S . R O B E , M g r.
m ethod w ith ou t a f te r e ffe c ts .
L e t ub
prove
It to you. W e m ake X - r a y e x a m ­
«irk
»
Wc P«y Cull for
in a tio n s and sp e cialize In tlr s t-c lu s s d e n t­
is try a t reason able fees. Dr. A. W. K een e.
D r. E . W. P reh n , M a je s tic T h e a tre Bldg ,
361ft W ashington S t., P ortla n d , Oregon.
D E N T A L J B U P P L IE 8
Jo h n W elch U e n t a lT je p o i D ental su p ­
p lies of all kinds. M organ Bld g., Portlund
DIAM ONDS <1 J E W E L R Y BO U G H T
Wdt* lor Prtcu and Tigs
PORTLAND, ORE.
All kinds diam onds and Jew e lry bough t;
n am e your p rice. R e p a irin g a sp e cialty .
R e in e r Je w e lr y Co., 449ft W n S t. Portlnd
DO O RS A N D W IN D O W S
VVe can sell you D oors, W ln d o w o ^ R o o f-
Fourth and Alder.
ing, P ain t, U la ss and B u ild e rs’ H u idw are,
d
ire
t w holesale prices.
W rite for
CLEAN,
MODERN.
RESPECTABLE rice ct s a before
lle a c o c k S a sh a
Rr oo r Co., 212 buying
Di
F
ir
s
t
S
t.,
P
ortland
.
$ 1.00 Up. Private Bath $2.00.
r ^
DAIRY BUTTER,
Cream, Eggs, Live
POULTRY.
ST . PAUL H OTEL
land B ldg., ups ta irs .
H ARD w A RE^CA BLE~A N D TO O LS
B ig sa ie o n ^ ftrn is^ ru rC a tife b< «ugh tfru rn
P L A N TS
I
th e g overnm ent a t p rices th a t can save
you
J . L e v e , 189 F r o n t S tre e t.
#
PA U L A U T O M A T I C ^ ! B e tw money.
een Y am hill ami T a y lo r.____________
./re ¿he low est p r tc fo fu tty m aje.
H
A
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D
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S
SIN
G
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t 'orittfornrJiton </ndI/tenturr, wnúro
Mine. G ren ell reliev es Itch in g scalp
NORTHWtsi A uto C o . ~ po * t L/VNU,0«tfX«ON ; Mules, su p erflu ou s h a ir rem oved.
230
F lle d n e r B uild ing.
! H E M S T IT C H IN G AND P L E A T IN G
W e
M ake
F lu ff R u g s
F ro m
A ecordlan and B o x P lea tin g .^ B u tto n
and P le a tin g Shop. 609 11 yal Bldg.
Y o u r O ld C a r p e ts
A ccordion P le a tin g , H e m stitch in g , B u t ­
R a g rugs, all sizes. M all ord ers prom pt.
R ugs and c a rp e ts ste a m and d ry cleaned . ton s covered. C u stom m ade sh irts, Art
P h on e or w rite fo r p rice l i s t S a v e so lic ­ E m b roid ery A B u tto n Co., M organ Bldg.,
P o rtla n d .____________________________________
ito r’s co m m ission .
H ID E S . W O O L 8 A CA SCA A A BA R K
N o rth w e st
R u g
C o.
W e pay h ig h e st p rice s— W rite us for
188 E . E ig h th BL
E a s t 8680. quota tio n . K ah n B ro s ., 196 F ro n t Bt.
K O D A K S AND FO U N T A IN P E N S
Mail your flIrn * T o ~ fc n < Iy P i2 9 ~ W * *h :fit
Established 2 0 Years in Portland, Or.
P ortlan d , Ore. In a t 1 a t 6 th e y ’re done
Q / tfC b jm f o r t i fo r Y o u !
*
UN IVERSAL
C . G E E W O ’S
ROOT
‘ A M a l i Prie*4 W 4 M . '
AND HERB REMEDIES
Give Wonderful Results.
162G First Street
.
|.
°R lN TtN G u EN G RA VING .. BOOKBINDING
m
O N C O M M IS S IO N .
1■ I NTTfl ITI « JU K I* J r
Modern
Scientific
lastra-
Eternine-
Menta
ties
■ ■ ras u n MMT ■
Dr. C. A. HorWr
Sixth Floor Reücgh Bldg.
H u
rley
Ridiculous Importance.
You cannot hope for anything like
contentment so long as yon continue
to attach that ridiculous degree of
importance to the events of this life,
which so msny people are Inclined to
do.—Arthur Helps.
Genius Aiwsys Envied.
Such is the destiny of great men that
their superior genius always exposes
them to be the butt of the envenomed
dsrts of calumny and envy.— Voltaire.
<3^
co m plete u n e o r ste el
•
rtUHO OC VICES ANO STSTEMS
Wooing
by Temperature.
A W est Dallas widow says the rea­
son she broke her last engagement
was because her fiance waa a doctor
who wanted to keep a thermometer in
her mouth while he held her hand.—
Dallas News.
HOTEL CLIFFORD
E a s t M orrison B t., a t E a s t S ix th
, T h e H otel C lifford Is th e P rin cip a l E a s t
Hide H o tel
Portland, Ore.
5 M inutes from Shop ping D is tric t.
______ _______
I
Four blocks from 8. P. East Side Station.
RHEUMATISM-PILES-CONSTIPATION
W ild P igeon S p rin g s M ln sral W a te r
We •pecimllze in fit tins
N a tu re ’s own rem edy from th e Rock.
tru ss« . Send for meeear-
D rla k It and s e t wslL
ins blank and circular. We
B o ttle d by
carry everythin* In D ra*s,‘
Rubber Goods. Elastic Hoe R ock Rem edy C o., 7 ts t BL. P ortla n d . Or.
tere. etc., end
LAUE-DAVIS
; OD..
EVERYTHING FO R THE O F F IC E
PORTLAND.
; BESSIE
OVE RE PAI s a
R ep air» fo r all sto v e s and h e a ters.
P rom pt a tte n tio n to m a ll orders. Sp okane
Sto v e & F u rn a c e R e p a ir W o rk s, Sp okane
T A IL O R F O R P A R T IC U L A R P E O P L E
If you w an t u n -to ^ a a te s u its see M
W e in ste in .
S a tis fa c tio n g u a ra n te e d . 410
S ta r k S t., P o rtla n d , O re,________________
T E A C H E R S ’ A G EN C Y
r ~
R O C K Y M O U N TA IN T e a c h e r s ’ A gency
E n ro ll free. F ra n k K. W elles, form er A sst
S t a t e B u p t., m gr. NW . ban k bid. Portland .
W A N T E D — F I R P IT C H AND B A R K S
~ W e '1 m y 'T ií r _ÍM to ÍL ~ T la?k s''aí^ i'R 25u 'T n
nny q u a n titie s.
H ig h est m a rk e t price.
F o r In fo rm ation w rite N o rth w estern T u r ­
p en tin e Co., 368 E . N inth S t., P ortla n d , Or.
LOVE j
be it from that, as she graduated with
honors, but she really is young and
completed her education on schedule
time.
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WALL. PAPER— PAINT’
A t w holesale and re ta il.
M all orders
prom ptly filled.
S m ith 's W all Paper
House. 108-110 Second S t., P ortlan d
W E L D IN G A B R A Z IN G
Je fferso n T 5 ep o t~ W e ld in g Shop. iiepilXi-
ing of B o ile rs and F a rm in g Im plem ents.
18» C olu m bia S t., P hon e M a rsh a ll 3944.
SOUTH WALES
Hat Enormous Capacity for Food
Pronuction.
The vast acreage of arable lands in
New South Wales aro rapidly becom­
ing a factor In the food-producing pow
er of the world. New South Wales has
an area of 310,700 square miles, or as
much territory as the combined area
of the New England States plus New
York, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary­
land, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana
Michigan, and a portion of Illinois. The
clim ate is sim ilar to that of Southern
France, Southern California or Italy.
Everything that can be raised in a
temperate or tropica! climate will grow
abundantly in New South Wales. In
the northern part of the State, banan­
as, coffee, sugar-cane and passion-fruit
grow aide by side with potatoes,
cereals, tobacco, onions, grapes and
cool-climate fruits. The products range
from cotton to silk, olives, corn, barley
and wheat.
New South W ales is to bo classed as
a "new country” and “The Last Great
W est.”
Already about six million
produced annually, and the wheat acre-
Forty million bushels of wheat are
acres of its lands are under crops,
age is increasing by leaps and bounds.
The country is largely devoted to
pastoral purposes, and wool is "king.”
[ N O T E —In till» a rtic le P ie tro h as ob­
viously failed to d istingu ish betw een a
’’s till” with w hich w hisky Is m ade nnd
th e " s t ill" th a t mcuiiB "k eep in g the m outh
■ h u t” ]
FENCE tin pmhlblsli go to work
S
everybody wimta nittka somntlilng
wot gotta da keek. Du beer no allow
up uny more and da wheesky costa
too mooch from da bootaleg. So only
wuy can gotta da dreenk now ces maka
yourself.
1 wanta maka some dreenk Insa
week I 11 m leelle fra Id gelta (rouble
weeth da cop. I reads bout a one guy
wot maka wlieeaky een da paper and
ho gotta plenta trouble. Da paper
say dnt guy keepa still and when da
cop ralda bees house lie go een da
Jail.
Before dut guy gotta peenchod I
maka da mind up I keepu still, loo.
1 feegure eef I no say somutlilng da
cop no tlndu my place.
I aska one my frlon wot's hesta way
for maka da wheesky. He say 1 Oiu
craze eend da head for do dnt. He
tellu me wot for I no mukn da beer for
stead tin oilier? He sny 1 gotta keepa
still for maka da wheesky and eef
1 keep« siiII I go een da Jail longa
time eef da cop know.
My frlen say eef I no keepu still
I no taka ntoveha rcesk. He say eef
I keep» still now ees breakn da law
and I gotta pay da line. 1 sny I link
ees rotten deal eef 1 gotta pay da line
for k(*cpn still. One other frlen I
gotta go een du Jail one time for niuka
too inoochu noise. And now deesu
oilier frit h say I go een du juli for
keepn still.
New South Wale* Inform ilion Bureau.
So I decide cluingn du system. Eef
149 Broadw ay, Naw York City.
you keepo still you getta peenoh. And
eef you no keepn sllli you no go een
No Danger.
du J h II. S o when I nmkn du wheesky
“Work never killed no one yet. No I am gonna tel In everybody. Wottel'a
and it ain’t going to kill m e!”— Drew- dn good keepu da mouth stmt and loss
sy Dan.
da leoberty? Mcbee Uncle Sam foeg-
lire eef you keepa still you're crooked
and eef you maka beeg noise you
The W olf Cry.
anka da wlieesky square deal, I
Tim ber wolves when separated raise
dunno.
their noses Into the air and send out
Wot you fink?
wireless calls that curdle the blood
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of every human and lesser animal
within hearing. Dut the other timber
wolves reply a t once' and work toward
C R O S B Y ’S K ID S
each other until the pack ia united.
Or Treasure.
Those who marry for business may
repent for pleasure!—Cartoons Maga­
zine.
OERGON i
Dogs' Feet a Delicacy.
QUEEN CITY 23BÆTSE
In the Island of Formosa dogs' feet
are considered a great delicacy.
We
lik e
and
age
m ak e your w orn g a rm e n ts look
new. E m p loy exp e rien ced help
g e t b e e t re s u lts. W e pay p o st­
one w ay.
its Grand A t *.. Portland.
Lives Up to the Symptoms.
"You can nearly always tell a man
who ia Buffering from thia ‘unreat,’ ’’
said Jud Tunklna, "by the way he
managea to put in more Ume reating
than anyone elae in the neighbor­
hood.”
Growth.
G ir ls ! G ir ls !!
Sa ve Y our Hair
With C u ticu ra
Mamed people should try to learn
how to grow towards each other. No
human thing, marriage least of all, catr
be allowed to grow untended. It takes
S m s 2S c , O s m i 2S sad SOc, T akas. 2S*.
pains and thought, as well as unself­
ishness, to grow good marriages.—
h t i o s s k u ;
w a s B î t s s c ,
Woman’s Magazine.
Where Braina Don’t Count.
One of the atrangeat thlnga in thia
Even women who do not work for
Inverse Ratio.
a living have a natural yearning to world la how difficult it ia for an in­
Jud Tunklna has noticed that an the
make a striking appearance.—Cartoons tellectual to change tlrea on a motor contents of a package grow smaller
Msgsxine.
car.— Dallas News.
the bragging on the label gets bigger.
O r Belong to a Union.
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C O A S T _________ ^ ____________ ____ _ I
O v e r » 0 0 P o rtlan d H om es for Sale. See
F r a n k L . MoGulre. A blngton B id *
M A C H IN E R Y
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Iron or W oodw orkin g M achinery, Loggln
Sa w m ill, C o n tra c to rs’ E qu ip m ent, L o c
m otives. B o ilers, E n g in e s, C ru sh ers, Hall,
I C able, B e ltin g , e tc. B u rk e M ach in ery Co.,
. 528 H allw ay E x ch a n g e B ld g . Portland . (>«
M A N U FA C T U R IN G J E W E L E R S
Floss A Co., In c. S p e cia l order work
dp. P ro m p
r t m all serv ice.
F in e w orkm anship.
M ohaw k B ld g , Portland , Ore.
Geo. F e ty , m a n u fa ctu rin g je w e le r lo r
th e tra d e
M all ord ers prom pt. 610 R al-1
eign B u ild ing , P ortla n d . Ore.
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Dr. Geo. W’! C rbckw ell, S p e cia list in
F em a le D ise a se » —704-6 D ekuni Bldg
F A IN T S AND W A L L P A P E R “
W rite us for prices. P io n eer P a in t Co..
P 6 F u s t s t , P o rtland .
P L A T IN G — N IC K E L AN D S IL V E R
W rite to<bTy 7 o r p rices— we pay return .
postage on sm all p arcels. C a lifo rn ia P la t I
ing \\ o rk s, 214 2nd S t . P ortla n d ._________
PER SO N A L
M A i u i f I F T .IJN f T.Y7^7 u r resu lts, tr>
m e; T iest and m ost su cce ss fu l "H O M K [
M A K E R ” ; hundreds rich w ish m a rria g e j
soon ; s tr ic tly co n fid e n tia l; m ost re lia b le ;
y e a r* of e x p e rie n ce ; d escrip tion free.
’’T h e S u cce ssfu l C lu b ," M rs B a ll, Box
566, O akland . C alifo rn ia
P L U M B IN G A P L U M B IN G S U P P L IE S
W e ca n supply you w ith 'a n y kind" of
plum bing supplies a t w holesale prices
W e w ill g ladly e stim a te co st of any Job
W rite for p r ic e s
S T A R K -D A V IS CO..
________ 188-190 4th S t ., P o r t l a n d _______
B A IL VV A Y T E L E G R A P H I N S T IT U T E
Young m en and w om en; b e st re tu rn sT o r
a m ’t in vested .
P ositio n w hen qu alified
434 R ailw ay E x ch a n g e Bld g., Portland
RAZORS
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T h e fa m o u s com pound fo r tem p ering
razors w ith o u t h e a t.
M a k e s sh av in g a
d elight. T h e S tra ta u u m Co., 609 Cham ber
of Com._________________ ____________________
SA LESM EN W A N TED
S a lesm eiT 'w u n tetl to s e l l ”a lin e iK at Is
It will be surprising news to thou<
In dem and. A m oney m a k e r for salesm an
.1 ml p u rch aser. A ddress C a p ita l C ity N’nr- sands of admirers of Bessie Love, the
sery Co.. Salem . Oregon.
popular movie star, to learn that she
S A N IT A R Y B E A U T Y P A R L O R
only recently graduated from the Loa
W e help th e a p p e a ra n ce of wom en
T w e n ty -tw o Inch sw itch or tra n s fo rm a ­ Angeles high school. Not that Mist
tion, value *7.00, p rice $2.45
Love is backward in her studies— far
________ 400 to 41* D ekum B ldg.
Classy Bug Bodies NEW
HOTEL HOYT
O ffice F urniture a A ppliances
Wool Scoured and Sorted
O d er St.
H. MANGOLD,
T R U S S E S
Oregon Wool Scouring Mill
42S
t r ea t ed
M. Jo n e s, M P ., *12 M organ Bldg.
A CCO R D I AN P L E A T IN G
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~ K n ife and b o x p lea tin g , h e m stitch in g ,
Portland, O re. 10c yd. B u tto n s covered. E a s te rn Novelty
M fg. C o., 8 6 ft F ift h stre e t, Portland .
Va'.
SMITH
C o lle g e
A SELECT SCHOOL
Im p o rt* a broad, u sable b u sin ess train in g ,
th ro w in g open wide th e doors to w orth w hile
positions. P ro fit by A sto r ia ’s in ev ita b le Im ­
m ed ia te exp an sio n and m ultiplying oppor­
tu n itie s. O u r g ra d u a te * n e v er need to took
fo r jo b *. B e one of them . S t a r t now. C a ta ­
logue on requaat.
A storia, Ore.
:
d i r e
B u s in e s s
' J V** b
m ost P « rf» rtly equlppod
B u sin e ss T ra in in g Hchool In th e N orth
w s a t F i t y ou rself fo r a h ig h er position
with mors money Permanent positions
assured our Graduates.
„ W rit, for catalog—Fourth and Yamhill.
FortlâQu.
P. N. U.
No. 21, 1920
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