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Subscription prloa, out year, parable in ad
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MIbs Walker is spending threo or Harry. Ho Is from Ohio and of coutso 35th and Dearborn street, was crowd
four days thlB week In Seattle. that explains It all. Thoso , fellows cd last Thursday evening, Juno 1G, to
near the address or sawyer John G.
Jones.
Miss Estolla Hall Is confined to her n,e Kcnomlly Buckoycd.(
Mrs. Edward Johnson Is In tho
town of Lowlston, tho guest of her
sister, MIbs V. Brooks. Lowlston 1b
In Fergus county, and wo sincerely
trust that tho change may bo of much
physical benefit to tho lady cro her
return.
Thn Znnlhnr nntfrtninf(l thn Illch-
The Ninth cavelry of Walla Walla ard & Prlnglo Minstrels after their
will go into camp at American Lake, pcrformanco of tho 21st. Too much
cannot bo said or tno management oi
this resort. Everybody present voted
bed from a very serious sprain.
Elder Webb gavo n lecturo at tho
Allen A. M. E. church laBt Monday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Dcbcau, of Seattle,
wore guests of Mrs. W. Rudd Jast
week.
PORTLAND LOCALS
Juno 29.
Miss Nellie Hall and brother, of
Seattle, wore tho guests of Mrs. Hot-
ton last Thursday.
Tho Baptist convention was In ses
sion but adjourned Sunday and Mon
day to glvo a picnic at Point Defiance.
E. church
month at
picnic of tho Allen A. M
will bo tho 14th of this
Point Defiance.
Rev. Boldmen, of tho M. E. church
at Atlanta, Qa lectured at tho Alton
A. M. E. church last Thursday. Tho
pastor and members of tho
Baptist church wcro guests,
Di
A neatly furnished, room for rent,
474 Davla street.
Mrs. T. Hall has been on tho sick
list for tho past week.
Mr. McQce, of Seattle, is stopping
at tho Hotel Kcoblc.
Mrs. Seals, who returned a short
tlmo ago from tho hospital, is slowly
Improving.
Eugeno Griffin Is spending his vaca
tion at Qrcsham, Uio guest of Mrs.
Fred T. Merrill.
Miss Esther Crawford entertained
Master Lorenzo Lapsley last Tuesday
afternoon at Swctlands.
Tho Sunday school picnic at Mt.
Scott laBt Wednesday was well at
tended and all spent a very pleasant
day.
Mrs. F. Hall entertained at a pltt
party Mcsdamcs. Richard, Turner, of
Spokane; Lucas, Griffin and Keeblo,
and Messrs. X Jackson, of St. Paul; '
Jerry Brown, C. Johnson, McKco, of
Seattle, and H. Hill.
MIsbcb Edna Duncan. Pearl Miller
and Georgia Edwards wcro successful in tho same business for himself.
tho affair a decided success, and a
credit of L. Vornon Graye, proprietor.
Bllllo Young, formerly of McCnbo
& Young's minstrels, called on his
friend, Harry C. Simmons, at tho
Manhattan Club, last Tuesday even-
Friends, notlco tho Sunday school lng. Mr. Young is now with Richard
& PrlngloB Minstrels, and his per
formance at tho Helena Opera Houso
Tuesday evening was far beyond re
proach, or criticism.
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SEATTLE ITEMS I
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HEN IN SEATTLE DON'T POIU1KT THE
Afro-Am. Social Club, 110 Beneca street, tear
bldg, bet, First and Uecond. II. T. lialler, pres.
A. Uuncanson, tec. and m'g'r. I'Uoiie Main
SMB.
Mr. Geo. Jackson, who has been on
a business trln to his old home in V.lr-
Ollvet glnln, was onco a resident of Holcnn,
out wnen tno Alaska rever oroKo out
ho was one of tho first to catch it, and
being an Industrious and enterpris
ing man ho accumulated a neat little
fortune. Mr. Jackson believes In tho
old adage,, "Charity begins at homo."
Ho left his parents In comfortable
circumstances; bought them a home,
furnished it, and stocked it with tho
necessaries of life. Ho Is now on his
return to Norao City. Tho best wish
es of uis friends or Helena go wun
him,
Miss Mablo Walker, of Tacoma, ?s
tho guest oi Miss Barbara Davis.
Mr. J. T. Gayton has received tho
appointment of messenger of tho
federal court.
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SPOKANE NEWS
St:
m
1X9
Mrs, H. R. Cayton and Miss Emma
Houston will lcavo on tho first for tho
fair In St. Louis.
Mr. D. Plcrco has returned from a
trip to Kaslo, B. C.
Died. Friday, Juno 24. an Infant
Mr. S. N. Norrls, of Clark's Special child of Mr. and Mrs. McShano.
Delivery rCo., has withdrawn and Is
in graduating from tho grammar
school of this city. They aro all very
promising young ladles, and wo pre
dict for them a brilliant future.
C. C. X. Laws, pastor of Mt. Olivet
Baptist church, attended tho Willam
ette association this
am. Tho attendance was largo. Nine
teen churches wcro represented and
ono hundred delegates. Wo shall
speak of tho foreign mission work
later on.
Dr. T. H. Wright is with .us again
after spending a visit In tho country,
and his health Is greatly Improved.
Mr. Duncan, second waiter of tho
Washington Hotol, Is very sick with
tho typhoid pneumonia at his rest-
week at Gresh-.dence. .
Dr. J. W. E. POwen, of Atlanta, Ga
gavo a flno lecturo on tho Negro at
tho First M. E. church, Juno 28, to
a largo attendance
A pink tea social was given nt tho
residence of Mrs, A. H. Hall Tuesday,
Juno 28, to benefit tho building of
tho now church and a very pleasant
evening was spent. ,
A surprlso party was given at tho
residence of Mr. and Mrs. James
A
A tally-ho party was another de
lightful affair added to tho many
social galtlcs of tho paBt wock In hon
or of tho visitors. Promptly at 9
o'clock tho merry party left tho res
idence of Mrs. W. W. Wheeler. Jour-
","te !lou.te h0K K Coombs In honor of Mlss-Nucby,
Tho Methodist pcoplo aro preparing
for a picnic at Manltou Park, July 4.
Rov. J. B. Beckham has returned
from a short trip through tho country.
Rov. J. W. E. Bowcn Is tho guest
of Rov. Henry I. Rasmusscn whllo In
tho city.
Miss Mlnnlo Brown was tho guest
of Mrs. W. A. Ryan and Miss Blancho
Scott nt dinner Sunday.
Messrs. E. H. Holmes, Crockett
Robs and B. R. Carlo left Tuesday to
attend grand lodgo (Masonic) In
Portland.
Mrs. Georgia Billings and Mrs. Jen
nlo Dado gavo a lawn party for tho
benoflt of missions Thursday ovenlng.
Tho affair was woll attended.,
Mr. E. S. Jones and Mary Haven
wcro married by tho Justlco of tho
fe"' ,8,upplc,r nwa,tcd thom; At 12 vory pionaant ovenlng was spont'and peaco last week. Mr. Jones Is a
o'clock tho buglor announced tho re
turn call and tho morry makers start
ed for homo. Voting Mr. and Mrs.
W.W. Wheeler Jolly good fellows.
Mrs. Peter L6o cntortalncd nt din
ner Sunday last In honor of her guest
Mrs. Lo Vetto, of St. Paul. Tho tablo
was elegantly decorated with ferns
and roses and a delicious course din-1
nor was served. Miss Reno at tho
piano Tendered several cholco selec
tions during the afternoon. Thoso
present wero Mcsdamcs. Campbell,
Lo Vetto, Leo, Reno, Hootor, Fran
cis Crawford, and Ruby Paris;
Messrs. Ross, Loo, Connors, Franklin
and Johnson, , v
Song servlco at Bethel A. M. E.
church. 68 N. Tenth street Sunday.
July 3: Opening sang by chorus of
twenty voices; prayer, by tho pastor,
Rov. J. W. Tollvor; Bethel's sextet,
Dr. Morrlman, J. W. Johnson, Robert
Bird, W. S. Smith, L. Mills, F. D.
Thomas; solo, Mrs. Jessie Thompson,
soloctcd; duet, "Somo Day tho Silver
Cords Will Break," Messrs. Thomas,
Mills and Chorus; address, "Second
Thought," by W. L. Brady; duet.
Miss Clifford Freeman and sister,
Ruth, of Seattlo, Wash.; solo, select
ed, Dr. Morrlman: selection by choir;
solo, solectod, Mrs. C. W. Lapsley;
Humming Quartet; remarks, by. pas
tor; Congregational singing; collec
tion; "God Bo With You 'Till Wo
Meet Again"; Benediction. Mrs.
Spears, organist. All aro cordially in
vited. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wheeler entor
talned In a most charming and delight
ful mannor last Thursday uttoinuun
trom 3 to 8 o'clock tho ladles accom
panying tho dolegates. It was dis
tinctly tho most elaborate affair over
given In our city. Tho walls of tho
hall, dining room and parlor woro fos
toonod with Oregon grape. Tall cut
glass vases with red roses In the pur
"lor, La Franc roses In tho punch
rooms and dellcato, sweet peas In tho
dining room. Tho effect was unusual
ly beautiful. Mrs. Wheeler was as
sisted In receiving by Mrs. Keeblo
nnd Mrs. A. D. Grlllln. Ovor ono
hundred called and many handsomo
costumes wcro worn by tho ladies. A
bovy of lovely maids in dainty gowns
served tho refreshments. Miss Small
wood and Maud Lucas served at tho
punch bowl. Misses. Watson, Rhoades,
light refreshments wero served.
HELENA, MONTANA.
Mr. Goo. Lee., 8r has Tcturncd to
tho hot springs of Hunter. A few of
tho baths will place Gcorgo on tho
equal footing of his old tlmo running
mates.
Mr. Arthur Palmer celebrated his
31st birthday anniversary with a
number of friends at' tho Dam. It
waiter at tho Spokano Grill.
I Tho Ladles' Aid of tho Calvary
Baptist church gavo a dlnnor down
town TucBday, and Judging from tho
attendance a goodly sum was realized.
Died. Sunday, Juno 26, an elderly
man, named Morgan1. Ho came hero
recently from , North Carolina. Tho
body Is being 'hold awaiting word
from his family.
Dr. J. W. E. Bowcn spoko at tho
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they sent him to that distinguished
body.
Every student of thec lassies knows
something of tho pomp and pagoantry
and studied ostontatlon of a Roman
triumph. Tli a general who bad con
Ono of tho most successful young
'men tho west lias developed is tno
subject of this sketch, Hon. Joseph
M. Dixon, of Missoula, Mont.
Mr. Dixon, remembering tho advlco
I rrlirnn Kv llnrntn Hi-nnlu if "ft woat
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Asnuy.inyior, way, ana wilier Berv-iyounB man Aftor miag himself nuored a foreign army camo back
ed tho Ices and Misses Ulyses.Thom- for ,,, UQ work ,oft tho ea8ti cam0 wJth ,,8 cnptives chained to his char
as, Ruth and Clifford Freeman served to Montana an(1 8hortly afterwards lgt wheels, his glory measured by tho
tho nuts. Music and Impromptu pro- bcgan tho practlco ot iaw at tho Mon. misery which trailed behind him.
gram was rendered during the after- tnna bnr choosing as his homo tho Fashions havo changed since then,
noon. Solos by. Mrs. Walter Lapsley, . oeautfui cUy 0f Missoula. I The man who conquers with his
of Chicago, and by Mr. Chas Good-1 Mr rjron, always an ardent repub- armies Is no longer tho only horo, but
, win wero heartily received. Tho, cani Bhortiy altor his coming to tho tho old habit of thought still holds
hostess was most charming in black tat0 wa honored by his party, being sway to such extent that oven tho
net over red silk, Mrs. Keeblo in nominated for county attorney, to greatest of civil leaders soldom win
whlto silk and loco, Mrs. tr, 'which offlco ho was elected and cred- their Just measuro of applause Mr.
fin In champayno chiffon over sllK, tab)y nilcd for four years. After ro- Dixon, howover. Is ono of tho oxcop
Mrs. Hawkins, of Seuttlo, in sllK ,.,. frnm n, offlC0 of county attor- tlons. for on his return homo from
'maurus tan over fc-reuu, . "' ney Mr. Dixon confined hlmseir or
of Iowa, In raauvo mull over silk, ciuslvoy to tho largo lucrative prac
Mrs. Lapsley in black chantilly lace UcQ that ,l0 haa bu,lt up
ovor chiffon silk, Mrs. Lucas In cream,. Aith0ugh pressed by tho party lead
ernnn ilo chlnn over silk. Mrs. Turner, , ,,, ti,. nnminntinn m- nt.
of Spokano, woro blue Paris cjth'flce8 t(J wh,ch h8 er,thU8lastlc friends tude nnd benoflcenco tho work ho has
over cream silk, Mrs. Hall In white wouJ(J havo ked t0 havo eiecte(i him accomplished in Washington serves
organdlo nnd pink trimming, Mrs. Mr Dixon emphatically refused to en- to outrank any individual achlovo
Wolls in cream etamino and whlto terta)n BUC), 0ffor8 UIUu ia8t fall when wents. Mr. Dixon Is ono of tho most
silk, Mrs. Balmer In red cloth, rs-iho wafJ tho unan,nous choice -if his oloquont speakers at tho Montana bar
Campbell organdie over sllK, anu ( party fQr ropresontatlvo In tho lower nnd personally Is a true gentleman In
manyoinors. ahjuub wun x," house of congress, ur. uixon was tno run senso or tho word. Tho No-
elected by a handsomo majority and gro voters, In tho stato, as ono man,
ho has shown by what ho has accom-'wlll work indefatlgably for his re
pllshed hlB first term that tho voters election next fall to tho seat ho haa
of Montana made no mlstako when already so signally honored.
Washington ho received a great popu
lar ovation. Ills friends, neighbors
and fellow cltlzons trying to show
that hla wolcomo was In proportion
to his public Borvlces. for In mngnl
Hon. Edward H. Morris was last
week re-nominated by tho republican
senatorial convention of tho first dis
trict for a member of tho legislature
of tho stato of Illinois.
Mr. Alexander Payno. 33d. promi
nent colored Mason of Washington, D.
C Is in tho city and was royally en
tertained by tho members of the
Masonic fraternity In this city.
Mrs. S. J. Gray installed the officers
of Morning Light Court of Daughters
ot Sphinx at Ebcnczcr Baptist
church last Monday night. There
wero 400 or 600 persons present.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reed, of Cleve
land, Ohio; Mr. Nick Chills, of tho
Topoka Plalndcaler, Topcka, Kans.;
Mr. Isaac Allen and Mr. J. N. Trot
ter, of Boston, Mass., aro in tho city.
A now Chapter of tho Order of
Eastern Star was'organtzed last week,
tho name of which is Chicago Chap
tor, No. 1. Mrs. Mabel Harris was
elected Royal Matron and T. Webster
Brown was elected Royal Patron.
Mr. A. D. Griffin, tho popular editor
of tho Now Ago, of Portland, Oregon,
is in tho city attending tno republican
national convention. Mr. Griffin is
popular with tho pcoplo of Clilcaco.
and ho is being royally-entertained by
them,
A meeting has boon called for sev
eral of tho subordinate chapters of
tho Order of Eastern Star to meet at
2974 Stato Btreet, Juno 28, for tho
purposo of organizing a grand chapter
of tho Order of Eastern Star for tho
Stato ot Illinois.
Bishop Alexander Walters, of tho
A. M. E. Zlon church, of New York,
Mr. Chas. W. Anderson, of New York;
Mr. J. Madison Vanve, of Louisiana;
Mr. Judson W. Lyons, of Georgia; Mr.
Waltor H. Cohen, of Now Orleans,
aro In tho city attending tho republi
can national convention,
Mr. McRobcrts, a prominent color
ed man ot Cincinnati, Ohio, was rob
bed last Thursday at tho boarding
houso of Mrs. Htli; at 3132 Wabash
avenue, ot a diamond pin valued at
$160. Tho pcoplo who committed tho
larceny wcro arrested nnd held to the
criminal court under $500 bonds.
Tho colored pcoplo In Chicago will
soon hold a public mnss meeting nnd
publicly denounco Mrs. Fannlc-Bnr-rler
Williams, of this city. Mrs. Wil
liams 'wrote an artlclo last week for
ono or tho Chicago papers In which
alio said that tho colored pcoplo In
tho United States had moro friends
nnd woro bettor treated by tho whlto
pcoplo of tho South than they wcro in
tho Northom States. Such absurd
statements aro doing tho colored pco
plo considerable harm. It Is pre
sumed that somo of tho Southern flro
Negro-hating class of 'people has paid
Mrs. Williams for making such a falso
statement about tho colored pcoplo.
Mr. Longloy, who has a mortgage
against tho Bethel A. M. E. church,
corner 30th and Dearborn streets, In
this city, commenced last Monday
foreclosure proceedings of tho mort
gage against tho church. 'Tho amount
that tho church ovea Is (16,000. It
looks like tho church will loso Its
property. Rov. A. L. Murray, tho pas
tor of tho church, and R. E. Moore.
who Is on tho trustee board, together
with two or threo of tho others, tho
peoplo havo demanded of them from
tlmo to tlmo a report of the condition
of tho church but thoy have failed to
glvo them any. Tho entire transac
tions of tho board 'of trustees of
Bethel church, from time to tlmo dur
ing tho last hreo or four years, looks
to bo of a dark transaction.
Tho whlto men who have been nom
inated on tho republican county tick
et in Chicago aro a Negro-hating class
ot whlto mon. They would not glvo a
colored man a Janltorshlp. John A.
Linn, who Is a cnndldato on tho
county republican tlckot for clerk of
tho circuit court of Cook county, said
ovor threo years ago that ho would
not havo a colored man In his office.
Mr. Linn has held ofllco In this coun
ty for several years and ho has never
appointed a colored person to any po
sition so far as wo havo bean ablo to
find out. This kind of llly-whlto re
publicans In Chicago who aro now be
fore tho pcoplo for endorsement, tho
colored voters now numbering 10,000
in Cook county should not fall to for
get them at tho polls.
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TACOMA NOTES
SSa5:
D. W. Gibson is on tho sick
Mrs. L. E,
this week.
Mrs.
list.
Clark is on tho sick list
Mrs. H. P. Lawhorn Is on tho sick
list this week.
The Ladles' Aid met at Mrs. II. T.
Lawhorn's last week.
' Mrs. Aldrich. who has been in the
hospital, suffered a relapse.
MesdaraeH. Pitts and Rudd aro
spending a few days In Seattle.
took two four-in-hand tally-hos to First M. E. church Sunday morning
convey tho party to and from tho Juno 20, and his sermon was ono of
Dam. ' the, ablest over heard In Spokano.
ins congregation became so en-
. Mr. William Gordon will soon bo
able to bo around and about. Ills con
dition has changed for tho better.
Mr. Gordop has had quite a Bpell of
Illness. Wo wish him a speedy re
covery. W. II. French, D. Ross. St. Paul; J.
D. Lewis. Cleveland, Ohio; Harry
Glleour. Portland. Ore.; Geo. Jackson,
yn., enrolled their names on tho reg
ister at tho Manhattan Club tho past
week. - I
thused that thoy applauded. Tho
Negro raco may well bo proud of Dr.
Bowen. In tho evening ho preached
at tho Jefforson street M. E. church.
Miss Mlnnlo Brown sang a boIo at
tho morning service
NEWS FROM CHICAGO.
Chicago, 111., Juno 2G, 1904.
Mrs. M. McSpadden, ot 3143 Dear
born street, has just returned from
Harry Gllgour, of the Ralston-Acrao Cleveland, Ohio, where sho has been
Co., baa been In our city for tho past on Iesal business,
week. Too much cannot be said of Ebenczer Baptist church, corner
EVERETT LOCALS.
Mr. J. Williams, who has been quite
111 for somo weoks, Is improving, but
slowly. ("
Mrs. Mary Marston, who has been
visiting friends In Tacoma for tho
past two weoks, is expoctcd homo In
u few days.
Mr. W, G. Renfroo was In tho city
Saturday and Sunday, but returned to
Silver Lako, whoro ho is employed,
Into Sunday night.
Tho Ico cream and strawberry social
given by tho ladles of tho A. M. E.
church for tho benefit of tho trustees,
thursday night, proved a success,
Mr. C. C. Crowley loft Monday for
Portland to attend tho meeting ot tl)0
grand lodgo A. F. & A. M which
convenes In that city Thursday the
23rd Inst.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O, Williams,, who
havo lived In their own homo on
Broadway, since it was built, lately
vacated tho premises and now hold
tho houso for rent.
Mrs. R. T. Jacobs shaperoned a
party of young friends who aro vis
iting at her homo, to Seattlo Monday
to attend tho festival given by Trinity
lodge, No. 27, A..F. & A. M.
Mrs. Mary, Colman, of Lndysmlth,
B. C, who carao to Everett to attond
her mother's funeral, loft Tuesday for
her home, taking with hor tho, two
younger brothers. Miss Elizabeth
Donaldson, her sister, who was with
tho mother when tho end came, left
on a later boat for a fow weeks rest
and quiet with friends near Seattle.
F. K. BEACH & CO.,
Tho Pioneer Paint Company, tnako a
biiucliilty of felling the bent tilings made
In puluts. IlouEu I'uint, Floor J'ulnt,
Barn Paint, Fence Paint and Hoof Paint;
Enamels, Yurnislies, Colon, 'Htalnu,
Cementico KaUomiuoand general build
lng material, 135 First St., N. y, cor
Aider, Portlund, Oregon.
CHEAP SUNDAY RATES.
Between Portland and Willamette
Valley points. Low round-trip rates
havo been placed In effect between
Portland and Wlllametto Valley
points In either direction, Tickets
will bo sold Saturdays and Sundays
and limited to return on or before the
following Monday, Call on Southern
Pacific Company's agent for partic
ulars,
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GROCERIES
O. A. I1LAKK
T. B.
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BREAD
MA UK ilV
Tncomn Baking Company
013 Tacoma Ave. Tolephono James Ml
TACOMA WASH.
NOB MILL MARKET
BCIIOUZ ft KAkKITZ
U.-alcrs In all kinds ot
Fresh and Salt 'Meats, Hams,
' Bacon, Lard and Sausage
of All Kinds
. FRUSH POULTRY
Telephone, Main SIR
21st and Irving His. I'OIITLAND, OKEdOr-
Cleans everything sllrer, brass, copper,
nickel or any olhor metal, wood work, win
dows, etc. Used by everybody, sold every
where. 1'hone Main WJ. Manufactured only
by
C. D. SMITH & COMPANY
803 Water Direct I'OIITLAND, OHEOON
..THE BROOKE DRUG CO..
Prescriptions Accurately and Care-: '
'' fully Compounded. ,
Telephones Columblb7A0, Oregon Red 1844
Proscription - Drugmlmtm
97 Nor tit TMril Street
PORTLAND - . ONJEOQM
TUB COURT
JOlHtaleHt
HALKM OltK
THO HAMILTON
MfllxthHt
I'OIITLAND OKR
MEL. HAMIL,TOIN
2010 Hewitt Ave.
Hear Broadway
Pho-e Red 149
IDEAL DELICATESSEN
Home Made Bread, Pies, Cakes
Lunches f r Picnics, Flshir
men, Lodges, Travelers
1714 Hewitt Avenue
EVERETT WASHINGTON
THE CRESCENT MARKET
FRESH AND SALT
MEATS OF ALL KINDS
III(,'lict prlct'H jmlil for Poultry, Ucef,
Veul, Pork, etc. Phono Muin S(10.
1416 linWITT AVGNUE
Always Ask for
VIOLET
OATS -
Sold by All Dealers
OAKLAND MARKET
CHAS. MILL13K, Prop,
DealorlnAUKIndsof
Fresh, Salted and Cured Meats
Plslt, Poultry and flame
Free Delivery to All Tarts of the City
I'hone, l!ast 1W8
342 Union Ave. PORTLAND, OR.
I tadlng-llramls
LIQUORS AND CIQARS
I'hone, Main SOW
PORTLAND
OREQON
The PALMER HOUSE
Formerly (he SPALDING
The most complete Compartment IIoum In
the Northwest. I'arllcular attention to Tour
1st and Trail clam Custom. Hteam Heat, Uaa
LlKhts, I'orct'laln Hatha. One Mock from Ho
tel Portland. Orexonlau llulldlna-, Marquam
"rami and Cord ray's Theater. Telephone
MalnlNU. Itooms hy Day, Week or Month, en
Hill to or Blutfle. Mrs. A, Larson, I'roprletor.
350 Alder SI. S. L Cor. Vuk.
Enterprise Brewing Co.
OI San I'ranclsco, Cal.
IIKI2WHRS AND HOTrLURS
IIKNIIY MlUrfTKIt, ien. Ant. (or l'ortlan
Kxtra I' lu Ilofhraii Iloheinlan and KxpoH
llccrs. Iti'd t-cul I'orler. I'rcn Delivery In all
I'arts of thn City. I leer Depot Mini CnldKloragt
at l'urtlttiid, OrtK'in, 13th and Johnson KU,
PMONI2 MAIN 1932
FROM HEAD TO FOOT
EVERETT, - - WASH.
Dixon's Steam Laundry
FARflO, N. D.
Best Laundry In CUy
Work Dono on Short Notlco. No Haw
J-Ml'o Collnri ami Cnlf. Olvo uh u
Triul and You Will Como Again.
Traveling Mcn'ri Work a Sjieciulty
Dixon's Steam Laundry
Puget Sound Electric Railway
Interurban
Lcavo Tucoma 0:00, 7:10, 8:10, 0:15
(Ltd., noritojiH) J0:IO. 11:10am, 12:10,
1:10,2:10,3:10,4:15 (I.t.l., no stops)
5:10, 0:10, 7:10, 8:10 0:10, 11:15 u m.
Leave Seattle fi.'SO, 8:00, O.(X) (Ltd..
no HtopH), 10:00, 1 1 ;00 a m, IS? in, l ,00.
2:00, H:00, 4:00 (Ltd., no Htoiifl). 5;00
6:00, 7 jOO, 8:00, 0:00, 10.00, li :15 p m.
PUYALLUP DIVISION
Lcavo Piiyallup 5:20, 7:00,8:00, 0:00,
11:00 a in, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 6:00
6!l5, 7:15, 8:15, 0:16 pin, '
LcavuOlli and Oinrnorco Rt. 5.M0.
7:00,8:00, 10:00. 12:00 a in, 1:00, 2:00
.i:00,4:00, 5-:00,C:15, 7:16, 8:15, 11:16
p in.
(5:30 a in omitted Sundays)
si B"
If you want to be sure your Cream
is rich and your Butter
the best there is
J Order it from j
HAZELWOOD
Rush orders for train
time a specialty. We can
deliver on 10 or (5 minutes notice
PORTLAND
Phone 154
SPOKANE
Phone Exchange 12
Something New
i
Calvert's Delicatessen
405 Washington Street
HOME COOKIINO
LuiR'licri put up for triivoltTH mid picnio
partlcri
IJVHKYTIIINO UI'-TO-DATU
QIVI3 US A CALL
PORTLAND
ORHQON
M. S. COPELAND
Millinery and Suit House
EVERYTHING
That a Man or Boy Wears
Goods That You've Heard About
STEINBL0CK CLOTHING
GORDON and STETSON HATS
WALKOVER SHOES
DUTCHESS and PARAGON TROUSERS
MONARCH SHIRTS
DICKSON BROS. CO.
J 120-22 Pacific Ave.
TACOMA WASH
Fine and Medium Millinery and
Suits at Very Reasonable Prices
We Aim to Build Up a Busi
ness In Portland and Vicinity
by Treating People Right and
by Selling ut Close Figures
Come and Look at Least. Whether
You Buy or Not o ,
3S2 Washington St PORTLAND OR
O SPICES. o
COFFEE,TEA
BAKING POWDER,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
AtoiuUPurify, Fiisrmvor,
CLOSSETftDEVERS
PORTLAND, OUCCON.'
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