THE NKW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON. k TOPICS OF TUB TIMES. The lentlicr trust Is n tough proposl Hou. Considering tlio Inst imrt of Its name, the clirysnntliutmini Is very loud. Ono (llffereiico between n elpctlon and u prize light Is that nu election Is never declared a tlrnw. Taking that kind of n vole In n cam palgn Is something on the order of suck ing comfort through a straw. Speed has frequently marked mar riages, but that Chicago man's two forty record shows how he went the pace. If the tallow trust does not slip up on Its own product, then Hhnkspcaro was right and there's nothing In n name. A man who was HO years old commit ted suicide the other day. It seems Impossible for some people to live long enough to Ion rii to be patient. The more the Czar looks at the Dar danelles at this stage of the game the more he Is Inclined to think that every family ought to have some of them. Tho celerity with which Admiral Dowcy got his house furnished and moved Into Is thoroughly characteristic of the man iu his country knows htm. llalduess, In the Judgment of an em inent physician, Is a proof of Intellect. The presumption Is that the pressure of the Intellect forces the head up through the hair. An organization called the Loving Gup Club has been formed. It would tie possible to make up a pretty large social club of the distinguished men upon whom mugs of this sort have ruined recently. The suddenness mid completeness with which Capt. Dreyfus has dropped out of sight demonstrates that fame Is usually evausceut. The permanent variety can be achieved only by the man who wins a glove light or has a G-cciit cigar named after him. Prof. Lauclatia, of Itome, says the skyscraper was not Invented In Chi cnuo. He claims that there were twelve-story buildings In the Kterunl City during the reign of Augustus. What a weary lot the old Unmans who lived on the top tloors must have been or did they have elevators, too? In Chicago some thlves, who were provided with u derrick and a four horse truck, succeeded In gettLig away with a steam boiler. Some Interesting Individuals tiled to carry off a wood and Iron staircase from one of New York's hotels. Kuterprlse and nerve an always Interesting, no mutter how Immoral they may be In their applica tion. There Is considerable mwyimiii con ccnlcil In the assertion that Cornelius Vnnderbllt was "cut off with a beggar ly million and a half dollars." More than this could be of no advantage to lilin; much less would enable him to keep the wolf from the door. Those who sympathize with the young man iv sorry victims of morbid sentimen tality. Henry Clews believes that civilization Is largely a mutter of beef steak, potu toes ami wheat ami corn bread. These with the hath tub, ho belluves, are more potent than missionaries. Degeneracy Is a blood disease and good fooil ami imitation teach the blood. The Chi nese. In Mr. CIowh' view, are weak In Intellect because they live tin lice. (5lo the orientals tho stimulus of western ments and cereals and they will come up to tho Htaudaid of our civilization. Mr. Clews does not hint at enlightened felllshness In his p'an of redemption, tint it may be added that we have the meat and bread for sale. The divorce ag tatlou that pervades the country, of which ministers of ev ery denomination mo speaking and church conferences are pasnlug resolu tions, Is not to eloM the doors so as to render escape from unhappy marriage Impossible. Neither Is It Intended to throw the doors wide open and to al low all to pat-s through without ques tion. It Is not all foi the Interest of women, as many have Mipposed. It Is for men, women, home and society that the people aie discussing with" great nuuoMiio s, mo vlewleg In all Its as pects and revolving In their minds tho great question. In twenty years there were H'JI.Tltt divorces granted, of which iM'J.lTd were given to women. Indica ting that men are guilty of violating the marriage bond more frequently than women, an assumption that few would eaie to dispute or are prepared to refute. When science uses technical speech the uninitiated listen respectfully, but tiro conscious of an lu-hlug void In their apprehension. An every day compari son, however, brings fact and specula tion within icacli of the average man. Fossil remains described In plain Kug lluh can be seen with the mind's eye. A dinosaur, for example, could be pic tured In scleutille terms and but little moie than a vague sense of vastuo.sa would be tlio unlearned hearer's por tion. Hut when a scientist says of a monster discovered by him, that a round steak taken from the ham of the animal would have been at least twelvo lYct In diameter, or more than thirty flv taut Iu circumference, the ordluury WMLMtimiz$ktt-f- - i m ihiw' ,nmniilf,itm Mm iM'il'Wi'i' 'i'----- ifo v '"lyalgSSSlls! " "MSJsjsjWajS1alsidJfcw !' l ' "SMlBBlSSMSHSSBSSMbw . XL . ?- -v - ..,, n9BS """"- -A"IIIW v-wgAi. . jm t- fljjflifflTir ment-entlrifr Indlvldunl linn n (lellntti mid HUj.'KeHtlve fiict ready for use. Kpeeiilnt on as to the number of waltei and the size of the tip, in case proli'a torlc man had ordereJ such n aleak, Is InevlUiblc If not Important. Tho old legal question of the liability of Insurance companies where the pol icyholder commits suicide has been ruled upon anew by the Federal Court of Appeals at Ht. Louis In the nlllrma tlve. Tlio decision lakes new ground. It doen not nssume that the man whe kills himself Is necessarily Insane. It declnres that the cninpnny Is bound tc pay unless It can bo shown that the de cedent took out his policy with the In tentlon of committing suicide a fact which It would be prnctlcally Impossi ble to prove. The ruling seems to beat heavily against the companies, but It Is more In appearance than in reality. Few men will commit suicide because of the knowledge that their heirs will get their Insurance money. On the other hand, men will be Induced to In sure by the knowledge that there will be no quibbling and wrangling should they die under circumstances whlcb might favor the suicide theory. TIk decision thus favors both sides and It In accord with public policy. Life In surance Is one of the blessings of civil ization. It Is only necessary that the man who pays premiums year aftei year shall have every assurance that his dependents will receive the amount of his policy without having to light foi It in the courts. Whether most people wish well tc their fellows Is a question of locality The world over, probably more people wish each other 111 than good. The sav age Is cruel and Hellish. The half-civ-lllzed races aro vain and covetous Knvy and Jealousy have still a mlghtj show Iu the politest circles. Yet one cannot help believing that In prosper ous, educated communities of our land tho vast majority of the people aro well wishers as they meet and greet theli neighbors. A decidedly major part ol such a neighborhood are really pained when misfortune overtakes one of theli number. The sincerity of the regret It not to be doubted as they lament one'! overthrow, or talk In pitying words ol sickness or bereavement. Tho struggle of life Is so much the same thing In ev ery ambitious household, the kuowledg of what must undoubtedly be the InshK facts of each home Is so perfect tlinnlu to our democratic Institutions that the sympathy of the average American U real and worth something. The ilnj may be far off yet when we shnll do n we would be done by; but we aro get ting to think of others ns we would be thought of. The world Is not nearly sc "cold" as It was when poets Invented the phrase. Iu trade, do we not prefet to see each other get on? Whatevei may be hii 11 of harsh methods, Is there not a measureless amount of amiable and chlvalrlc good will among mer chants? The keen contentions of mod ern business and professional life wc' do not believe are so desolating thnt we aro lapsing Into heathenism. The re venges of the age of tho knights are rarely pursued, except among politi cians. The frank, bustling huslucsf man is disposed to forget and waste nc time on "getting even." Injury for the sake of Injury Is rare In a connnercln' age. Iu fact, a commercial people take little stock Iu purely sentimental sins Tho millionaire who built his own for tune Is rarely vain. He carries n light baggage train of likes and dislikes, foi they do not pay. KHtcrtulnrtl by n lien. Tho ways of a hen are often original and sometimes mlrth-provoklug, ami a Plymouth itock did novel and amusing things to the Joy of a ear-load of pas oiigors, on a recent tilp fiom Hraddock to Pittsburgh. Tho Pittsburgh Com mercial (lazette tells the story. Carrying u hen proudly a man who was evidently a foreigner got on the trolley-car at Hraddock. He was drowsy and not quite sober, and he crossed his legs, set the lieu on his lap and went to sleep. Four miles out of Hraddock the hen suddenly woke from Its own reverie, and cackled. Its owner opened his eyes mid found himself and his hen objects of Interest. He was annoyed; but the passengers had more or less excuse for staling; they had discovered a fresh egg testing snugly on the man's lap. No one could speak tho man's language, but every one was bound that he should know what had happen ed. Twenty Index tlugeis pointed to the hen, and forty eyes were turned in the same direction. Finally the stran ger lifted the hen tenderly, and tho se cret was revealed. Then he was wide awake. With his left baud he held the egg aloft, that all might see; with his right hand ho af fectionately stroked the hen. Hvery body smiled. All at once It seemed ta occur to him that refreshments were In order. He grinned at his fellow passengers, tapped the shell on the seat to open a way to tho Interior, and swallowed tho egg. Too Muuitl. I'ncle V.ek'el Wotson was accustomed to seeing good-sized squtucs of cup cake or gingerbread on the supper table, and when he had his tlrst pinto of leo-crenin In a city restaurant ho looked with some disfavor upon tho macaroons and small sponge-drops which accoinpa tiled It. "How do you llko It?" asked his niece, who was doing the honors of tho city for her uncle. "The Icecrcnin Is tlrst-rnte," and Undo '.ek'el. "I call It extry good; but when j ou come to these things," ho added, llffng one of the sponge "lady tlugeis" and surveying It doubtfully. "I presume to say they're nil right enough what there Is of em, but thero isn't enough of 'em Just uotulug but Kayo uud b allow!" li r. Make Your Deposits With the COMMERCIAL HANK Capital, ro.WK).; Responsibility, fioo.coo. lioanl of directors: Gen. Tlini. M. Anderson, W. 1.. Boise, 8. M. Ilenril, Mem. C. It. Mnrtla, Henry Clulii. Inieret paid on time depoMl.". SAVINGS IEPAKTMENT-DcpoMts recehed In Minis ot One Pollnr nnl upwards. Interest credited sciiil.niiiiiinllv.8. M. Beard, President; (ton. Thus. M. Anderson, Vitc-I'resldonti A. Hossack, Cashier. F I1U3T NATIONAL HANK OF VANCOUVER, WASH. Charles Brown, preMdcnt. I.. M. Hidden, vice president, K. I.. Cunby, cushlcr. rpllE BAZAAR DRY GOODS, FURNISHINO G00D9, HATS. Ono Frlco to All. "I HIM, A A. WATSON - V". AUCTIONEERS. V arlety Store. Household goods, shoes and blankets. . , VANCOUVEH WASH. RACKET STORE Postoflleo mock. , ladles' n"" Pino stationery, notions, Jewelry cents' imilnliltiir l-nmU. J. D. MAYER Dry and Fancy Goods, Notions, Millinery. Cloaks, Capes and Wrappers. Kid Gloves Fitted to the hand. All mall or. dcrs given prompt Attention. Cor. Main and Fifth Sts. ' ' i i rjEORQE II. ECKARD Proprietor ot IMPERIAL 1IOTTMNQ FACTORY and dealer In Flno Wines, Liquors, Vnnconvcr Bottled Beer, l'uru Ice, Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes, etc. TOHN BETZING MERCHANT TAILOR. Ansnt for Wanamakcr A Ilrown's World Famous Clothing. Repairing, cleaning nil dyclug a specialty. Fourth Street, next ta Comer of "II," West Vancouver. RT1IUR M'OOLDRICIC Dealer In Fresh and Cured Meats, Poultry, etc. Tho choicest of cold storage and all govern went inspected incuts. Govcrummtcouiractor T II. JAGGY Successor to Jaggy A Co, Dry Goods, Millinery and Fancy Goods. No tions, Capes and Jackets, Chlldriu's Clothing. Ladles' and Cents' Furnishings. Agent for Hum rick Patterns. Fohns' Week, Main Sttcet, llct. Tilth and Sixth. c. W. SLOCUM Dealer In Dry Goods, Groceries, Hoots and Shoes, Cloth lug, llurdunic, Tinware, Crockery. Houto furnishings at lowtst pnets. VANCOUVER . - . . WASH. plTY I1AKERY AND CONFECTIONERY AUGUST Sl'ECHT, Proprietor. Homo Made Dread, Cakes, Pies, r-Aitry, Crack ers, etc. Caudles and Nuts. Cor. Eighth and West II Sti. u S. HOTEL PETROS A CO., Props. Rest Meals In the City. Good Rooms, Pleas antly located. Meals at all hour, Whlto cooks only employed. Good bar In connection, lllcycllsts are di rected to ride Ktralght up the street to Sixth Iter leaving tho ferry boat. VANCOUVER FEED AND LIVERY STARLK A. F. 1IKNNKTT, Prop. Rigs for Fishing, Hunting and Other Purposes. Stables, Corner Fifth and West II Sts. Telephone No. 32. VANCOUVER, WASH. mllE A1UNGT0N Thos. W. Padden, Proprietor. Dealear in High-grade Liquors and Cigars. VuueouNcr, ah. ATT 1IROWN Jealer In Groceries, Flour, Provisions and Feed. Hardware and Groceries, ( all and tec us. M.VTT 1IKOWN. p K. MTHERSON A CO. J, "sl.KKPl.KS3 MACK" Dealer iu FURNITURE AVD .SECOND-HAND GOODS. Vancouver, Wash. H. MILLER, Importer and Dealer In Choicest Wines. Liquors and Clgais. California, Wines and Hriutie. a specialty. Cor. 7th and West II, Vancouver, Washington. TA R.SCHOFtELD Dealer In CIGARS, T011ACC0S, CANDIES AND FRUITS. TjOHN LAIPPLE 1 THE ONLY SALOON Choice Wines, Liquors ud Cigars, W. ANDERSON'S LUNCH COUNTER iu connection. Cor. Fifth and Main Sts., .... Vancouver tf ,AOR A GOOD SMOKE GO TO JOSEPH CARTER, Wtio keepj all the leading brands of Clears and aud Tobacco. Utile ol W. L Telegraph Co, mllK CITY MARKET. C. A. liluroo , proprietor. V M. HOFSTEATKR Portrait and Undtcape Photographer. Main Street, Hetween Filth and Sixth, Van mser, Watu. Cou A T II. liREWSTKR Dealer In Staple nd Ftncy Groceries, ProTlilons, Flour, Hay and Feed, Duller aud Eggs. c ONE HU03. Manufacturer 'tnd Dealers in Rough aud Dretted Lumber and Slab Wood, VaueoiiM-r, Wash. . m DONEOAN The Leading Boot aud She Ptricr. VANCOUVER ..... WASH, BUS D. BOWLES ATTORNEY-AT-LAVT. VANCOUVER, WASH. N EW EUREKA MARKET ALDRIGHT A MARSH, Proprietors. Dealers In FRESH AND CURED MEATS. J. R. HARVEY Lessee ol City Light Plant. A full line of electric supplies nhvay on hand. Lighting at lowest possible intcs. J. R. HARVEY. R. EASTIIAM DENTIST. Hoom 3, Wlntler Illock, cor. Main and 5th Sts. ft RANK EICHENLAUB Popular Clothier, Hatter, Furnisher and Mereiiiuit Tailor. VANCOUVER. WASH. Paints, Oils, etc., Vancouver, W nsli ARMY AND NAVY-CHOICE WINES. LIQ iters and Cigar. Vancouver Star llrcwcry Micron Draught. Private Parlura for Ladles. John N. Klein, Proprietor, tor. Seventh and Reserve Sts,, Vancouver, Wash. - HENRY C. DROSTE-FINE WINES, LIQ uors and cigars. The celebrated Gam brlnus beer kept ttiwh on lap. Glvous a call. At Iloat Landing, Vancouver, Wash. s TAR RREWERY CO. Drew ers mid Routers of the Famous HOP GOLD DEER VANCOUVER, WASH. rpIIE SOLDIERS' STORE W. M. Allen, Main St., near Sixth. CIGARS, TOIIACTO, CANDIES, NUT8 AND FRUIT. w. T W. SPARKS PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. VANCOUVER, WASH. a C. GRIDLKV NOTARY I'URLIC. EttnhlMtori 1TI. AhMracts aud Loans. Rest equipped iittlee In llu Mate. Every dcid platted. Duplicate tpevrlttcu copies of ail reconl iiiMire ptcmpi aud accurate abstracts. Mortgage loans a specially. Court IIoufc VANCOUVER, WASH. J, C. Huston. J. W. Aldrlch. Luc UCIA MILLS COMPANY Dealers In Rough and Droicd Lumber, Lath, Wood, Etc. VANCOUVER, WASH. J. F. HOLMS.. Only flrst-clars lee Cream Parlor In the city. 1 he leading dealer In Gioors. Giaareltes. Gliolee Conlectlonery Soda Fountain, Fruit Juice Flavors. News Agent; Troy Laundry Agent. Main Street, Opposite First National Bank, VANCOtVI'.K, WASH. F. J. LACKAFF, DK.M.KIl IN Wines, Liquors s Cigars WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Fole ncent for Blatz'e Dandelion nd Celoiy Tonic. Good-i Delivered Free to All Tarts ol the City. J. C. Wyatt, Druggist (Successor to D. Wall.) he Perfumery, Pones and Toilet Articles. A full line of Patent Medicines, Hand npes, Trueei', etc., ulwnys on hand. Your piitroungo solicited. FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS Portlands Vancouver Ry. MERCHANTS' EXPRESS 00. FREE DELIVERY to all business homes in Vaueouwr aud to principal butlne-i houses lu Portland. The coin pan) ' it agout couneel Ith each express ear. Express cur leaves Portland from Front and nurustde streets 6:40 and 9 40 a, in., aud I'.'i'X tint 3. J p. m. Leaves Vancouver b and 10 a. m. and l.'.W aud 4:i0 p. m., dally except Sunday, PORTLAND OFFICE: Cor. Third and Washington. Tel, 17S With Northern Pacirlc Express Co. C. CHUMASEUO DRUGS AND MEDICINE?. PER. FUMERY AND 10ILET ARTICLES. fietcripllons Carefully Compounded. CHRIST RLOCK. VANCOUVER, WASH. rOH. KKIXV Oeneral Iurar.ce Agent, Fire and Marine. Pcotllsh Union A National Ins. Co., Edlnburf and London; Western i-. aud M. Assurance Co., Torouto.Can. tU)i Third St., Columbia lildf. ijjlTfr'l-fl, c. MR. SPARKS-DEALER IN SHELF AND . Hcnvy Hardnaru. Table and I'ockct lilt lery, Stoves, Tlmwuo, Orunitcwaro. Fishing v.i.'l-Ii. (inn nini A tiimti tit t loii. Pruning 'tools. 01 WW 1T1IHST NATIONAL RANK, THE DALLES, OR. J, S. Schcuk, l'res.; 11. M. Real, Cashla.. A general banking business transacted. De posits received, subject to sight draft or check. Collections made and proceeds promptly re mltted on day of eolleit on. Sight mid tele graphic exchange sold on New York, San Frun Cisco and Portland. F RENCH &. CO., BANKERS THE DALLES, OR. D. M. French. J. W. French. .1. C. HoHtettcr, Cashier. T HE CELEI1RATED COLUMRIA RREWERY AUGUST BUCHLER, I'rop. This wolMcnnwn bicwory Is now turning out the best Recr nnd ForlcreaHt ol the Cascades. Tho latest appliances (or the manufacture of good healthful Recr have been Introduced, and only the flrst-clH.si urtlclc will bo placed on tho market. EmI Second Street THE DALLES, OR. CyASCO WAREHOUSE COMPANY W. LORD, Manager. General Stornire, Forwarding nnd Commis sion. Wool, l'olt, Hide and drain. F16ur, Mill Feed, etc. Wool grading Bud baling for Eastern shipments. Largest brick, storago warehouse lu Eastern Oregon, References -French A Co., Rankers; First National Rank. THE DALLES, OR. vyA'HS' MARULE AND GRANITE WORK8 F. 11. WATTS. Proprietor. Marble. Granite and White Ilronzo Monu ments. I'nue Woven Wire and Iron Fencing, for cemetery and farm use. Solo agent for hlto llronxe work for Eastern Oregon. Writes I'lro lnsurancu in two of tho oldest American com panies. THE DALLES, OR. The Umatilla House lin DALLES, OR. SINNOTT & FISH, Proprietors. ,.,Jho American Plan Only Rates, ft, fl.60 nnd t- per day. All trains stop for pitsneitgers. O. R. it N. ticket otllce. Western Union telegraph. Long distance Hell telephone. Agents nnd ollleo for all stage Hues. Accommodations llrsl-cla s. Z. F. MOODY THE DALLES, OR. General Forwarding Commission Merchant. Oltlccs and Warehouses at RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS. Wool handling our specialty. Grain bought and sold. The Regulator Line. The Da'le?, Portland & Astoria NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... Dally Line of Sttamen Between Portland, Vancouver, Cascade Locks, Hood River and all Points on the Washington side. The steamers Dalles City and Rsgulator leave Portland very mornlnf (eic.pt Sunday) at 7 and Tht Dalles att a. r arriving at dtstiua tlon in ample time for outgoing trains. Frtlght Rates Greatly Reductd. W. C. ALLAWAY.Gtn. A(t., Foot n( Court Street, The Dalits, Or C. G. THAYER, Agent, Portland, Or. SLITER'S CAFE 148 SIXTH STREET Between Morrison and Aldor -REST GRADES OF ...Wines, Liquors and Cigars,.. The Finest Straight 10-cent Saloon In tho Northwitt. T HE HOWE SCALE COM FAN Y 65 First Street, I'ortland, Or. Scales and Trucks. Railroad Specialties. Bicycle Store Ladders, Grocer's Fixtures, Let. ter l'jeses, etc. lACIFIC METAL WORKS 73-75 North Second Street, Tortland, Or. Dealers in Metals, Rooting and Tin Flatet and SalvAtiUfd Iron. colder and Rabbit a Specialty. B ROWN & M'CARE, STEVEDORES Tortland, Oregon. Correspondence solicited. Ship' mill promptly delivered. Cable address Unmn. CUTCLIFFE RLIED-HAMER SUTCLIFFE, o John Riled. Wall Paper aud Decorations, Plain and Decorathe l'apr Hanging, HoiUd Falnttng, Gratntug, KalomIulng. Shop aud swore, o: Alder street, I'ortland, Or. 'rhout lack ia. LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF EASTERN OREGON. R ALSTON .ts CO. Dealers In Furniture, Carpels, Wall 1'npcr nnd Shades.' Uiiduitaklltg Goods. ' LA GRANDE, OK. P. RASCHE Dealer In Hardworo and Mining Suppllri, Stoves, Tlr wute, Cutlery and Guns. RAKER CITY, OREGON. BAKER CITY IRON WORKS GEO. 1 McLYNN, 1'ronrletor. Rulldcrs of Stamp Mills, Ore Cars and Gen eral Mining, Sawmill and Platting Mill Mn chlnety, Atchltectuial Work, Ltc. Htuss and Iron Founders ami Machinists, Special atten tion given to repairing and rebuilding all kinds ol machinery. Telephone Red IC1. RAKER CtTY, OR. mllE ST. LAWRENCE FRED ERNST, Proprietor. Only first.clnsj. European plan- RAKER CITY, OREGON. J. W WISDOM A: CO. Druggists and Apothecaries. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Toilet Articles. Main Street, RAKER CITY, OR. iy PATTERSON Proprietor of THE EXCHANGE SALOON Solo Agont for "Old Ilarbeo," Woodford County, Ky., Whiskey, RAKER CITY, OREGON. TyATERMAN &. SCHMITZ Wholcsalo and Retail Dealers In WINES, LIQUORS AND CI0AR3 BAKER CITY, OR. mllE STORE One of tho finest places In tho city for trawling men. FINE WINES. LKJUORS AND C1QAR8 lit member tho place. E. ACKF.ll.MAN, Proprlotor. BAKER CITY, OR. II NDERTAKING In tho ncotcst form. Pol lulled and metallic ratlin. A No. 1 In-uric. Good ser vice, asurcd. W. S. NELSON, Funeral Director, l'ENDLETON, OR. m C. TAYLOR THE "HARDWARE MAN." Hardware. Stoves, Tin nnd Copperwarc Lime, Plaster, Cement, Coal, Iron aud Steel and H)diuulIo Pipe. 721 Main Street. PENDLETON, OR. mllE PIONEER DRUG STORE ULA SUTE, rroprlotor. Our stock I thoroughly un-io-dato. We carry nothing hut strictly A1 goods t popular prices. 115 Court Street. PENDLETON, OR. Hotel Pendleton.. E. J. MOORE, Proprietor. PENDLETON OR. HENRY RUST Pacific Brewery BAKER CITY, ORGEON. A. NEUBERGER DEALER IN pine Whiskies and Cigars Headquarters for Mining and Commercial Men.- BAKER CITY - OREGON ...USE... Cold Star Soap IT IS THE BEST SOAP MADE w 7K PAY GOOD WAGES To Goo l People For Good Work 6TAR LAUNDRY CO., K.- 'Xl Glnwm 8' , ueax Tblrt regou 'Phone 77s. j. jJittTHf tiDHaUr18