Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, June 20, 1924, Image 3

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OFFERS A MARKET
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Next Ooor to everyttf/ny /n 7ôu/n 7
Portland, Oregon
VAUDEVILLE PHOTO PLAYS
Complete Change Saturday,
Adult*. Week
day Matinee, 20c; Evening*, 40«.. Continu
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Select Residential & Transient Y1 .
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l&Ch and Yamhill. Portland. Ornfon
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Portland’s Oldest FUR House
129 Tenth Street, near Washington.
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of Everything
Imported Groceries and Delicacies, What your local gnxer does
not carry WE SPECIALIZE IN. L. Mayer & Co.. IMi Fifth
Mail Orders Solicited
Street, Portland.
VdtClCI Id
PLEATING SPECIAL
Write for Shipping Tags <t latest Price List
P ortland H ide & W ool C o .
101 UNION AVfNUS NORTH,
FCRTLAND, 0RE80N.
Branch at Pocatello, Idaho
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
Oregon Luggage Co
Cut, seam, hem and machine C | ftrt
pleat skirts ready for band, V ■ «W
Hemstitching, pieoting and tucking
EASTERN
NOVELTY MFG. CO.
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Portland, Ore.
85>,i_ Fitth Street
SPECIAL PRICES on TRUNKS. BAGS. SUIT­
CASES. 110 Sixth St.. Next Columbia Theater
INFORMATION
DEPARTMENT
2»
HATS
CAPS
SHOES
386 A Morrison, opposite Olds, Wortman & King
Pleating—Embroidery
Hotel Multnomah
Hotel Portland
Ungar Building
Removed without injury to the skin by Ney-Born
Hemstitching, Buttons Covered.
Depilatory. Sample on request. Ney-Born Lab-
STEPHANS
•rstories, 519 Morgan Bldg.. Portland Oregon.
Portland
165H Tenth St.,
ATTENTION LADIES
Sanitary Beauty Parlors—We fix you up.
we make all kinds of Hair Goods of your
combings. Join our School of Beauty Cul­
ture, 400 to 414 Inkum Bldg., Phone
Broadway 6902, Portland, Oregon.________
These two wonderlands have been AUTOS WITHOUT DRIVERS
Larry Sullivan, 212 Vi» S. Broadway,
reproduced in charming illustrations Portland.
Telephone Main 8740.
by the Union Pacific and bound In BATTERIES
Rebuilt
second
batteries, $10.00.
book form with adequate description. 46 Grand Avenue, hand
Portland._______
Both can be easily obtained and will CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS
Will bring you relief. It’s the modern
prove extremely entertaining as well method.
You cannot possess good health
as Instructive. Write for copies to with an impaired nervous system. Drs.
Duckworth and Masten, all modern drug­
Wm. McMurray, General Passenger less methods used, 215 Swetland Bldg.,
Agent, Pittock Block, Portland, Ore­ Fifth and VVashington, Portland.
CAMERA AND KODAK REPAIRING
gon, who will forward them freely to Adolph W. Harr, Abington Big., Portland.
any address upon receipt of request. Complete Line Bottlers’ Supplies
Portland Beverage & Sply Co., 431 Stark
CUT FLOWERS & FLORAL RESIGNS
PLEATING, HEMSTITCHING
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lurke
Broth, Florists, 287 Morrison St.__
Buttons, Scolloping, Pearl-Picot Edge,
Wide Hemstitching, Embroidery, Button DR. ABRAMS SYSTEM
Holes. All work guaranteed.
For all Chronic Diseases, Madison Bldg.
Smith Pleating and Button Works,
DENTIST
823 Morgan Bldg., Portland, Ore.
Charles S. Wollin, Suite 702-703 Selling
Building, Portland, Oregon._______________
FEATHERS AND FLOWERS
Do not throw away your old feathers. We e'ean,
dye and remodel and match samples. New Flow­
ers and Feathers made to order. 20 years estab­
— Jlorru.onAtIYùrà-w
lished. We guarantee all work. Hartness Feath­
Portland, Ore.
er & Flower Shop, 386Mt Washington St.________
HOTELS
WABASH. Rooms 50c._ 204 Madison_St.________
Fertilisers $25.00. Red Ash 8ee3 Co..
26.S Wash. St.. Between 3rd and 4th.
Vancouver,
Wn. “Fertilize With Brains/;
I JlrtlPQ’ Coats-Suits, $14.85
Dresses, $7.50.
LuUlGO Silk Hose, $1.00. Ask about our Spe­
THE LUCILE BEAUTY SCHOOL
cial Payment Plan and free photo offer. Men­
The Lucile method makes you a real
tion this ad.
marceller. All branches of Beauty culture
taught by expert instructors. For full in­
formation write 41 Selling-llirsch Bldg.
Phone Main 4337.___________________________
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE
Teaches trade in 8 weeks. Some pay
We guarantee material
while
learning. Positions secured. Write
and workmanship.
for catalogue. 234 Burnside Street, Port­
Painless extraction of land, Oregon.
teeth. 50c. 20 years in
SURGICAL CORSETS
the same location. U. S. DENTISTS, 245Vi Wash­
__ Made to measure, 467 Washington St.
ington cor. Second, Portland, Oregon.
If you are troubled with AppendtoitG
or Stomach Trouble, write Hizz Company,
DRUGS BY MAIL
Portland. Oregon, for free information in
Let us send you your Drugs by mail—Special German
or English.
service given mail orders—
PAINTS AND WALLPAPER
LAUE-DAVIS DRUG COMPANY
Miller
Paint Co., 172 First St.
Truss Experts.
173 Third St., Portland, Ore
PERFECTO TRUNK MFG. CO.
Trunks, Auto Trunks to order. Third
and Pine, Portland, Ore.
RYDER PRINTING CO.
Feature Printing for Less
and have spent enough
192 Third fc>tie«-t
Portland, Oregon
money for drug medi­
USED CASH REGISTERS
cines that have pro­
Scales, Electric Coffee Mills, Show
duced no results, in
Cases, Butchers’ Display Cases.
cases of Stomach, Kid-
BOXER TRADING CO.,
ney, Liver and Bowel
129 First St.
Portland, Oregon
troubles and RHEUMATISM, then write
Tel. BRoadway 7438
to me, state your ailment, and enclose 4
cents in stamps for niy Free Booklet,
PLUMBING MATERIAL““
which will tell you the wav back to New
Baths, sinks, toilets, basins, boilers,
Life. Health and Happiness with
pipe, valves and fittings. Prices reason­
able
MARCELLS MIRACLE MINERAL
Address,' Marcell, the Nature Man,
Standard Plumbing <5t Heating Co.
901 W. Lombard St., Portland, Ore.
East 6th and Morrison Sts.
Portland, Or.
Please mention this paper.
CLEANING AND DYEING
, For reliable Cleaning and Dye-
ftvQk
service send parcels to us.
’MFM W-e pay re*urn postage. In for m-
ation and prices given upon re-
quest.
ENKE’S CITY DYE WORKS..
Established 1890.
Portland. Ore
SUITS
s COATS
Mary Elizabeth Shop
See Yellowstone and
Southern California
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Marche,
THE WASHINGTON CLOAK-SUIT HOUSE
Facial and Scalp Treatments,
Marcelling, Permanent Wave,
Children’s Hair Cutting, Hair
Dyeing. Tourist Booth Service
25 Cents. Portland, Oregon.
Plumbing Supplies and Pipe
Sold Direct to the Public.
We save you money. Write ua for prices today
MESHER PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY
184 First St., near Yamhill,
When You Have
Suffered Enough
INSTITUTE
Old-time Power of God
Portland, Ore
129 Fourth St.,
Telephone Bdy 5602
1 Skr’’
SILK SHOP
Foreign and Domestic
Kafoury Bros., 383 Alder St.
5 £
:• ;- rrrrn-f-r
AUKIE PILLS
For Weak Kidneys and Inflammation
of the Bladder.
Price 25c a Box
Parts Sold at
HALF PRICE
Write or Call
DAVID HODES CO., Inc.
$7.50 psi?
EXPERIENCE AND GUARANTEE
AS a rectal specialist I have yet to treat
the case of Piles that will not give
way to my non-surgical treatment.
Hence, my unoualified GUARANTEE
of CURE or FEE REFUNDED.
My assistants are the most skillful to be
found; my new offices in my own new
building, the largest and best equipped;
my own new hotel, which adjoins, is con­
venient and comfortable for out of town
patients who come to me from many
states and Canada for
redial and colon treat-
.
ments.
Send today for my FREE
il urtrated book.
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SLAN.M.D Inc
5TM At 0 M,' N-CTOSITE COURT HOUSE
ef-TTiAND. OREGON
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PORTLAND. ORE
CORRER
DR. R. w. DONOHUE
SECOND
AND
MORRISON
SIGN SERVICE. INC
’mo/vtouAirrv’
Electric
SIGNS
HORSES and MULES
Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
We are the old reliable firm that has always
stood for square dealinjr. We Kuarantee all stock
as representer!. We rent by the day. week or
month; with or without harness. Call, write or
wire.
North Portland Horae <1 Mule Co., Unlo'*
Stock Yards, North Portland, Oregon.
Empire 0121.
Britain Building World’» Greatest Radio Station
London.—Great Britain 1« to have
what Is claimed will be the largest and
most powerful radio station In the
■world, says the Dally Mall. Work Is
In progress on n site of 960 acres at
Hlllmorton. near Rugby, where 16
masts 820 feet In height are being
erected to carry the aerials.
The station Is designed to communi­
cate directly with India and Auitralla,
eays the gager, although neither of
these countries has any station as yet
powerful enough to reply without re­
laying.
• ——————————
Ouch!
"Do you think young people should
be trained for marriage?" asked Jones.
“Certainly! I have always been op­
posed to sending raw troop, Into bat­
tle," snapped Mr. Grouch.—Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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FTTW
Republics
Fageols
All Sizes, Prices, Terms. Also Used and
Re-bullt Trucks. Write for Catalog.
a . a X
Salem. The automobile caravan ot
the Oregon state grange, which was to' The Ton-most Ituain. -s College of the Northwest
which has won more Accuracy Awards and Gold
Where shall we fly the flag?—upon
have started on a tour of the state I M-LU-’l
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i
Send
Our ships that go to sea.
tor our Sucr.-s. <
,, t>. Street near Mor-
from
here
Monday,
has
been
postponed
Whose flaming guns will light the
I riwn. Portland, tire, Isaac M. Walker. President
dawn
indefinitely, according to a telegram
For all humanity?
received by local grangers Saturday.
Human Nature Varies Little.
Ah. yes, and peaceful merchantmen,
East, West, and ev’rywhere—
Console yourself, dear man and
Salem.
The
Salem
school
board
Sat
­
In ev’ry port of ev’ry sort
urday sold $220,000 of bonds, issued brother; whatever you may be sure of,
Let men behold It there.
recently, to Freeman, Smith & Camp be sure at least of this, that you are
Where shall we fly the flag?—display
company of Portland at $100,696. The dreadfully like other people. Human
The standard of our sires?
Above the judge’s brow of gray.
bonds will bring a premium of nature has a much greater genius for
Upon our gilded spires,
$1531.20. There were eight bidders for sameness than for originality.—Lowell.
Yes. over ev’ry altar rail
And ev’ry judge's chair—
the bonds.
Because we need no court nor creed
Longest Word.
That does not want it there.
Salem.—The work ot obtaining data
More
than
two months ago the
for the biennial budget ot estimated
Where shall we fly the flag?—that all
"longest
”
word
was stated in this col­
expenditures
affecting
state
Institu
The flag may learn to love?
O’er ev’ry college, great or small.
tions and departments was started umn to be "antidisestablishmentarian-
And ev’ry school above.
here under the direction ot Carle ism." Last week a read in the West
Yes. over ev’ry L acher's desk
With children In his care,
Abrams, who recently war appointed dug up a mate to it. His word is
For In this room our buds w’lll bloom—
secretary of the budget commission. “antitranssubstautiationalism.” — Grit.
We want no treason there.
Freewater.—According to Commis­
sioner Bean ot this city, the county
court at a recent meeting set a stand­
ard of wages to be paid by Umatilla
county for the remainder of the year
as follows: For man and team $5 a
day, day laborers $3 a day, teams $2
Where shall we fly the flag?—with
a day.
these
Where shall we fly the flag?—that you
And I may understand
Our blessings, and our duty, too.
To home and God and land?
The greatest wealth, the highest wage,
Of mortals anywhere—
O'er fertile hill and busy mill,
Oh, let us fly it there.
Old Mathematical Work.
Hood River. — The center ot gold
mining activity in this section centers
The Rhind manuscript, itow in the
around Spirit lake, north of Steven­ British museum, is the oldest intel­
son, Wash., in Skamania county. Otto ligible mathematical work extant that
Fiest, who is packing for miners en­ has ever been deciphered.
gaged in the region of Niggerhead
Where shall we fly the flag?—that each mountain, says that 200 claims will be
Airs. M. Ettner
May understand and see;
worked this summer.
Yes, all who toil, or trade, or teach.
Whoever we may be?
O’er marching men, o’er sturdy ships.
Schools, churches, everywhere,
O’er mill and mart—and in the heart.
Oh, let us fly It there!
(© by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
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Portland, Ore
MANLEY AUTO CO.
LATE 1922 HUPMOBILE
A car used by a Portland attorney and
was recently turned in on a sport Hupmo-
bile; we have reconditioned thoroughly
and will guarantee; it Is painted a deep
blue with fenders and hood enameled
black; has spring bumper, spotlight, auto
windshield swipe, ’24 license, barcap, etc.;
car may be seen in our used car dept,
or will arrange demonstration by ’phone
appointment; price $875, terms given, also
trades.
MANLEY AUTO CO.,
Used Car Dept.
431 Burnside. Portland, Or«.
Auction Sale
Furniture, Automobiles, Trucks. Don’t
miss this opportunity. Every Saturday,
L F? M. Sharp.
CITY AUCTION CO.,
272 3rd St. West Side
Portland, Ore.
Farm in Family 106 Year«
Little Bock.—Washington county
farm land is worth keeping, or at least
thnt is the belief of K. M. Morton, who
lives near Farmington. Records show
his farm has remained in the posses-
slon of the family since 1818, or 106
years. The land was acquired by the
Mortons eighteen years before Ark an-
6as was admitted into the Union.
The present-day Norfolk jacket Is
a reproduction of the chain-mail hau-
berk.
Rural Girl« Best
Sacramento.—Girl students 'n rural
schools far surpass the ath.etlc rec­
ords of their urban sisters, accord­
ing to Dr. Herbert R. Stols, state su­
pervisor of physical education, In his
annual report. Athletic proficiency in
sports during the last few years has
been particularly marked among the
girl students generally, said the di­
rector.
A light lunch may ba th« result of
a blond hair In tb« buttar.
/
Insure« Against Blindness
Little Rock, Ark.—The state secre­
tary has just granted a charter to a
Fort Smith company thnt will Insure
persons against blindness and deaf-
ney, and it is said to be the only con­
cern of the kind in the world. Senator
Claude Thompson of Fort Smith is
president of the new concern.
Reflections of a
Bachelor Qirl
Eugene.—The state highway com­
mission has its portable paving plant
at work on the new section of the Pa­
cific highway just north ot Cottage
Grove and will move it from there to
the overhead crossing at McVeigh
Point, between Eugene and Goshen,
the approaches ot which will be paved.
Mill City.—Several million of sal­
mon which have been in the ponds ot'
the hatchery at Mehama for several
Bi] HELEN ROWLAND
months, have been released into the
river and the hatchery will now be
HE Wife Who Insists On Cheering placed in readiness to receive the new
a Man Up When He Is Feeflng eggij, which will he taken from the
Health Will Make Them So
“Sorry for Himself' Is Just a Spoil­ salmon at the racks near Detroit next
sport.
Salem, Oreg.—“For some years
fall.
I have used Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medford.— Miners have staked min­ Medical Discovery as a spring tonic
The first thing a bride has to learn,
ing
claims
17
miles
from
Rogue
River,
and
have never found it to fail
after the honeymoon, Is that she Is no
in cleansing the system, stimulating
longer a fascinating mystery but mere­ between the towns of Gold Hill and the blood and giving a feeling of
ly an accepted "fact.” But, after all, Rogue River, and are now mining the healthy life. At one time I was
FACTS are the only things which a sites. Owing to the extreme low stage weak and run-down, felt all worn
man values, respects—and clings to.
of Rogue river bedrock is easily reach­ out and ready to go to bed, but the
ed and mined for gold. Rogue river help I got from the ’Golden Medical
At ten, a boy regards girls as pests; is now the lowest ever seen by resi­ Discovery’ brought back to me a
feeling of strength and new life.
at twenty as a mystery; at thirty as a dents here.
I shall always have a good word
danger; at forty as a divine dispensa­
Salem.—Sam A. Kozer, secretary of to say for this wonderful remedy
tion ; and at fifty, as a rejuvenator.
for I have always found it good
state, has announced that he will go to when a tonic was needed. I have
The first sign of advancing age Is Salt Lake city, Utah, early next month, also used the Pleasant Pellets’ for
a predilection for the "toddle"; the where he will attend a meeting of the the stomach, liver and bowels, and
older and fatter a dancing man, the secretaries of state from all sections can say they can be depended upon
to clear and regulate these organs.”
more violently he takes It.
of the United States. A number ot — Mrs. M. Ettner. 475 South 18th St.
important matters will be discussed.
Write Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel
Temperament Is a “gift" If you have Mr. Kozer will give an address during in Buffalo, N. Y„ for free medical
It yourself—and a “curse" If you are
advice or send l()c for trial package
of any of his medicines.
married to It.
Because, then, you the convention.
Hood River.—Reports from Steven
never know whether you are going to
have bouquets, kisses, or the cream son, Wash., and Cascade Locks are to
Didn't Want to Share Daddy.
jug thrown at you.
the effect that work on the interstate
I asked Lucia how she would like
•bridge, to cross the Columbia river be­
A girl Is not really In love until she low the Cascades, near the site of the the stork to bring her a baby brother,
discovers that a kiss can be just as mythological Bridge ot the Gods, will and she replied: ’No room hero for a
baby brother. My daddy has all he
satisfying and thrilling In a 1916
be resumed in August. Borings for a ran do now to read the funnies to
Flivver as in a 1924 Twln-slx.
pier on the Washington bank, it is me.”—Chicago Tribune.
Never try to break {he heart of a stated, will be started next week.
man of forty-seven. For If the woman
Travel Note.
Salem. — Attorney-General Van
of the moment fails him, there are still
it is said that most of Tokyo’s
Winkle Friday sent to Stanley Myers,
his philosophy, his work, his golf, his
criminals belong to the intellectual
tobacco, Ills clubs, his books—and an­ district attorney ot Multnomah county,
classes.
When in Tokyo, therefore,
notice
of
appeal
to
the
United
States
other woman—to console him.
supreme court of the so-called com beware of the stranger who beings to
(Copyright by Helen Rowland.)
pulsory school bill case. The neces­ quote Homer to you.—Boston Tran­
sary bond accompanied the appeal script.
notice. The appeal is on the case
When Moving a Heavy Chest.
brought by Hill Military a<ad.... .. of
When a heavy chest or box Is hard
Portland.
Pendleton.—Several initiated peti­ to move try putting an old window
tions have been filed with the county shade roller or broomstick under one
clerk during the last few days. One end. lly doing this the heavy article
asks that the state Income lax law can be rolled quite a distance.
T
be repealed. Another would repeal
the law creating the public service
commission, and a third would make
compulsory the workmen’s compensa
tlon law in practically all hazardous
occupations.
Astoria.—The majority ot the log
ging camps in the lower Columbia
river district are planning to < lose
down for the summer holidays on
Juno 28, and will reopen about 10 days
later. The intention was a few weeks
ago to start the midsummer shutdown
about the middle of June, but since
then there has been an improvement
in the lumber market, and as a result
the demand for logs has increased.
German Plane Shows Economy.
Munich.
German manufacturers,
limited by postwar regulations, are
making very few airplanes. Neverthe
less, it machine built In Munich re
cently flew from Rosario to Bueno»
Aires, Argentina. 2<>5 miles. In one
third of the train time for the dis
tance and at a cost for gasoline equai
to the price of railway ticket.
Provide Shade for Sheep
Breeding ewes and lambs kept to re­
plenish the farm tlock need plenty of
shade if they are to come through the
hot summer months In the best shape.
Every sheep should go Into the sum­
mer months with n light covering of
wool. June shearing of ewe lambs
that are to be kept for breeding pur­
poses Is advisable. Fields where sheep
are kept should have shade, either
artificial or natural. Artificial Is pref­
erable as movable shelters can be made
at low cost.
Wail of the Pessimist.
Dr. Alfred Russell Wallaco says
than “man has shown no improvement,
either in intellect or morals, from the
days of the earliest Egyptians and
Assyrians, down to the keel laying ot
the latest dreadnaught.”
The treasures we possess.
Our liberties, our luxuries?
What better place, ah. yes.
What better place our love to show,
Our loyalty to wear?—
Where’er we roam, when we come
home.
Oh, let us find it there.
General
■stlmates Fret
Slant Erected Anywhere
Burnside at Eleventh : Portland.Ore.
j
BADLEY SMITH CO.,
Everything from a bolt to ao engine.
Grand Ave., Cor. East Salmon St.,
WINKLER’S PHARMACY
MW-54 North Sixth St.,
Portland. Ore
WE WRECK AUTOS and TRUCKS
Set of <¡‘0.00
Teeth,
DIVINE HEALING
Washington and Alder.
*H0^AL*- REEVES, INC.
MUTUAL CREAMERY CO., Portland
Hides, Pelts, Woo1, Mobair, Tallow. Cascara,
Wholesome food cooked just right
by cook* who know. SPECIAL 25c
luncheon served daily that cannot
be excelled. Park Street between
A POSH tc>5? F' >R WH GRADUATE
DECKER BUSINESS COLLEGB
_________ALISKY BLDG.__________________
Your "TEETH SLEEP" While We Work
Our Reputation is our greatest asc“t
Dr. Keene, 351
Washington St., Portland
AMERICAN BEAUTY SCHOOL
Experts in all lines nf Beauty Work.
326 Medical Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
“FOR WOMEN—BY WOMEN”
Women’s Employment Bureau
Help of all kinds, 4"9 Y amhill Street.__
Ship Your Cream to
Oregon Grape Root. Coat ikins, Horse Hair
STATE NEWS TflirLc
HULKb
IN BRIEF.
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The flag should proudly bear;
Let none parade the land he made
Unless the flag la there.
U
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Established 1870.
Remodeling, Repairing, Storage.
We Specialize In
♦♦♦♦ W WW
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RATES MODERATE
C. G. APPLEGATH
The Best
IMPORTED
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
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Newport.—When the new link of Mb MB 1 :u>t,Portland. Ore.
the Roosevelt highway between Otter I
HERE «hall we fly the flag?— creek and the Siletz river is complet- You Want a Good Position
above
ed it will open to the tourist one of I Very well- Take the Accountancy Jk Business
The ranka of marching men?
Manaicement. Private Secretarial. Calculator-
Ah, yea. because that flag they love.
the really beautiful scenic routes of I lAjmtornetor. Stenographic. Penmanship, ur Com­
Would die to eave again.
mercial teachers’ Course at
the
state.
But not alone the soldier lad
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Fireproof — American Plan LU
Modern —
♦
Itti
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• »»g
oua 1 to 11 p. nt. Children 10 cent* all time*.
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J Where Shall We
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Fly the Flag? ♦
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The young lady across the way says
It’« mighty nice, of course^ to own
your own home, but It’s cheaper to
rent and not have the taxes cost you
anything.
(• by McClure N.Map.p.r Syndicate I
\,
Virtue of Courage.
Courage is a virtue that the young
' -Tnnot spare; to lose it is to grow old
before the time; it is better to make
a thousand mistakes and suffer a thou­
sand reverses than to run away from
battle. Henry Vail Dyke.
Properly Situated.
Occasionally the right man in the
right place occupies quarters in a
building where the windows are nicely
fitted with Iron bars.—Exchange.
Robins Numbered in Millions.
It Is estimated there are 22 million
robins in the United States, which is
Salem. — The time for paying the
a larger number than the English spar­
second installment of the state income
row, their nearest rival.
tax, which under the law is June 20.
has been deferred until July 20, ¡v
cording to announcement made at the
office of the state tax commission I
here.
Members of the commission
said the time for paying the second
in needed in every department of hou*e- H
installment of the tax was deferred
keeping. Equally wood for tow.1’ ‘««hie ■
linen,*h*et^and pillowcase*.______
IB
because of a suit now pending in the
supreme court in which the constltu
tionality of the act Is under atta< k.
P. N. U.
No.*25/1924
Red
Cross
BALL BLUE
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