Portland labor press., October 21, 1904, Page 3, Image 3

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a n d fine d e s c r ip tio n s p f P lu m a s a n d
S u tte r , tw o g r e a t C a lif o r n ia c o u n tie s .
T w o h u n d r e d a n d tw e n ty - f o u r p d g e s
o f a r tic le s , -W este rn s to r ie s , s k e tc h e s
a n d v e rs e s . T e n c e n ts a c o p y . Y o u
c a n b u y S u n s e t M a g a z in e a t all n e w s ­
s ta n d s .
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In o r d e r t o c a r r y o u t P r e s id e n t
M itc h e ll's i d e a ^ t n d g e t all th e b o y s
in th e c o a l r e g io n s in to th e s c h o o ls ,
c o m m itte e s -Jro m A h e U n ite d M in e
W o r k e r s a ie •visitin tf^ th e m in e s in th e
I .u z e r n e r e g io n w ith a v iew o f g e t ­
t in g a lis t "of th e b o y s w h o a re e m ­
p lo y e d a n d w h o a r e tin d e r th e leg a l
ag e.
T h e c o a l c o m p a n ie s w ill be
a s k e d .t o d is c h a r g e th q ^ ; b p y s , a n d if
th e y r e fu s e , le g a l a c tio n w ill he ta k e n .
JOHN DELLAR, FIRST AND YAMHILL
STREETS, PORTLAND, ORE.
FIRST NATIONAL BAN K —
OF PORTLAND, OR.
IOUR UNION
Designated Depository and Financial
Aceot of t b e United States.
THE
ONLY
Second Aaalatant Cashier. B. F. BTHVENB
TOBE RECOGNIZED
S K S .W A IS T S rO W & Q J fB
LEARN TO ASK FOR IT.
an d a ls o S e e
[that your lau n d ry m a n has i t
Tourist
Car East
Many experienced travelers
prefer tourist sleeping cars
for the tra n sc o n tin e n ta l
journey. The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
can arrange for your trip
east in tourist cars, offer you
choice of routes and save
you money.
No.
«HEWERS’ LABEL
Look out for the Brewers Label.
Colors—Red, W hite and Blue.
I t can be found on all packages
o f Union Made beverages
134 Third Street, Portland
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T h e C igarm ak ers U n io n o f P o rtla n d is a stro n g a d v o ca te o f th e
P a tr o n iz e H o m e In d u str y
p o lic y . I f th e sm o k er p u r ch a ses h o m e-m a d e g ood s, h is m o n ey rem a in s
in th e co m m u n ity , and ad ds to th e v o lu m e o f h om e en terp rise. I f y o u
b u y E astern C igars and T o b a cco y o u r m o n e y is ta k en ou t o f y o u r ow n
co m m u n ity .
P a t r o n iz e Y o u r H o m e F a c t o r ie s
S e e T h a t T h e B lu e L a b e l Is O n 1 h e B o x
4/?£ YOU
>4 UNION MAN?
UNITED BATTERS OF NORTH AMERICA
Your Custom-Made Clothing
: W H E N YOU SE E
< T RADEsTp ^ ] COUNCIL >
ONE O k TH ESE LABELS
Y o u w i l l k n o w I t w a x p r i n t e d in
a n «»nice r u n u n d e r f a i r c o n d it innw .
D e m a n d it on a ll y o u r p rin tin g .
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T h e T y p o g r a p h l e a l U n io n
Th<* P r i n t i n g P r e s s m e n ’* I n i o n
B r o t lie r h o o d o f ll«»okl>in<ier<4
P lio to E n g r a v e r s ’ I n io n
M e r e o t y p c r s ’ A. E l e c t r o t y p e r « ’ I n io n
For Yaqulna:
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Leaves Albany.................. -* ’ -'45 r - M
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•• Corvallis.................... 3 :oo p. x
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Arrives Yaqulna................. 6 : 3 0 P . M.
No. i Returning:
I t is an indication o f f a i r con
Leaves Y aqulna............... 6:45 a m
dilions, and lakes the place
Leaves Corvallis................ -11:30 A. M.
o f boycots, strikes ana
Arrives A lbany..................... 1 1 : 1 5 P . m
lockouts
No. 3 For Detroit:
Leaves Albany.................... 7:00 A. m .
Arrives Detroit..................... 1 3 : 3 0 r . M.
Buy no hat without thia Label ia aewed
No. 4 From Detroit:
in the hat under the aweat-bauid, and See That Thia Badge is Worn by the
Leaves D etroit.................... 1 :oo P. M.
are perforated on edgea like a postage
Arrive» Albany................... 5:55 p. m .
Teamster W ho Does Your Draying
stamp
Train No. I arrives In Albany In time
to connect with the S. P. South bound
T Ô T w • feaSg'ÖM
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train, as well as giving two or three houre
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In Albany before departure of S. P. North
bound train.
IS O U R
Train No. 3 connects with the S. P.
Display the above card in the shops
FEBRUARY
trains at corvallle and Albany giving dir­
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you do not see the card, please ask
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ect service to Newport and adjacent
for i t
beaches.
BUTTON
The following is a list of the unfait
Train 3 for Detroit, Breltenbueh and
barber shops in the city:
other mountain resorts leaves Albany at
7 :oo A. M., reaching Detroit at noon, giv­ B e s u r e t h e C leric y o n
M. B arber, M adison St., n e ar B ridge.
ing ample time to reach the Springs tame t r a d e w ith w e a r s It, w ith
M. S. C ad o n an , J i t % M o n Ison S tre e t,
day.
th e n a m e o f th e cu rren t
C. W. Babcock, Russell St., AlbinA
For further Information apply to
All 10-cent barber shops, all Japanese
m o n t h a c r o s s t h e fa c e
\ DEMAND IT
SIIOV BARBER SHOPS
THO M . C O C K M B LL,
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M anager
A f e n t , A lb a n y .
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A c r a t . C o r v a llis
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to rtamed tr i hit boa hive ten» nwoe te a f'fSFClCS
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Orvaiiis i Easiim mima«
TIM B CARD No. »S.
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al |«e S t » * MATWJU mJ >NLilliC”JU W l I'AAL 0» r n( Cfl*n
these C-qan to an imokert • htounftovf the wrvtd
All infi'ftgeRxins upon th.s (¿tel
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Union-made Cigars.
U .U lS G f V t l i l f S
President ...................................A. L. MILL«
Cashier............................... J. W. NEW KIRK
Aaalatant Cashier...............W. C. ALVORD
Letters of credit taeued. available In
Europa and tha Eastern States.
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
Special B a r g a in s .
fare sold an New York, Boston, Chlcaeo
S t Louts, St. Paul, Omaha, San Fran
M e n 's s u its a n d o v e r c o a ts fro m olsco and tha principal points In the
$2.50 to $5.00 sa v e d in c o m p a r is o n Northwest.
Sight and tim e bilie drawn In «urna to
w ith o t h e r s t o r e s ; b e s id e s , w e g u a r ­ suit oa London, Parts, Berlin. Frankfort
a n te e o u r g o o d s .
R e g u la r $3.00 a n d on-the-Maln, Hong Kong, Yokohama, Cop­
enhagen. Chrlatlanla, Stockholm. S t Pet
$1.00 b o y s ' s u its fo r $1.95. A g e n e ra l erabury Moscow, Zurich, Honolulu.
Collections made on favorable terms.
lin e o f s h o e s , th e b e s t g r a d e f o r w e t
w e a th e r , at $1.50, $2.00 a n d $3.00
M e n 's h a ts a n d p a n ts , b ig v a r ie ty , 20 M ERCH AN T» NATIONAL BAN K —
p e r c e n t le s s in p ric e c o m p a r is o n w ith
PORTLAND, OR.
o t h e r s to r e s .
B ig c u t in p ric e on 1. FRANK WATBON...................... President
b la n k e ts , c o m f o r te r s , tr u n k s a n d v a ­ R. L DURHAM .....................Vico-President
Cashier
lises. \ \ e a r e c o r n e r h ir s t a n d Y a m ­ R. W. H O Y T .,,....,...........
GEORGE W. HOYT........ A ssistant Cashier
hill. J O H N D E I .L A R .
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUK NBSB.
T h e U n ite d S ta te s h a s 26% m ile s o f
Interest paid oa B n e deposits.
r a ilr o a d fo r e a c h 10,000 p e o p le . B r it­
Drafts and letters af credit issued, avail
ain h a s 5 1-3 m ile s p e r 10,000 in h a b i­ able In all ¿arts at Has world.
Collections a specialty. Oold dust bought
ta n ts .
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Issued Oy Authority or in« Cigar Masers Intematlonol Union of America
In r e d l e t t e r s .*.
r . r . F IN L E Y A SON, Pro a i aaalea
Funaral Dlreotor« and F.mbalmera, aaa>
Third and Madison Streets. Compote*
lady assistant Phons No. 8.
BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS'
No. ito
Mesta Bvsry Tuesday (a Union Hall
barber shc-ps. and all Chinese barber
shops.
Don’t lat tha clerk shove an eM
union card on yon. Baa that It la a*
to data