THE NEW AGE, POETLAND, OREGON
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Portland Nnu Arj
Established 1S98 A. D. Griffin, Mtnugcr 1
Office, Room 817, Commonwealth Building
reach uiuotlater than Thdrsday morning of
Mch week.
Subscription prlco, one rear, parable in ad
Vance, i.uo.
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PORTLAND LOCALS
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Sayl Who is Ralph Galloway going
to marry 7
Mrs. Lena Hubanks Is on the sick
list this week.
Some more royalty in our midst,
now. Wo havo tho queen of Bpadcs.
Ho!
. The Wlllamctto Club, one of tho
finest on tho coast, will give a grand
ball on Thanksgiving, Nov. 29, 1900.
Wo still find our young girls looking
for notoriety. It seems as though
they had enough. What Is their idea?
Mr. William Sumnors, who has been
superintendent of tho supervision of
tho mop at tho Hotel Wilson, lost his
Job. Why?
Mt. Den Chandlor Is now out' of tho
hospltnl and doing well. Wo extend
our sympathy to Mr. Chandler and
hopo for him a speedy recovery. .
Tho hotol boys are going to give a
grand ball on Friday evening In honor
of Miss Wilson from California nd
tho ladles of Portland. Wo wish them
success. t
Mr. John D. Henderson (Ding) Is
about to start his colored minstrel
troupo to Alblna to play a 15 months'
engagement. Good luck, Dlngl That's
not far to walk.
Mrs. J. M., Grcon, wlfo of J. M.
Green, secretary of tho Wlllamctto
Club, returned homo last wcok after
nn oxtenslvo business trip to tho East.
She reported a find trip.
Miss Maud feels very Indignant over
tho publication of "her namo In con
nection with the letter written for tho
Advocato nnd wishes her friends to
know that soli had nothing to do with
it.
Mr. Oscar Evorhart, ono of Port
land's most cnorgetlc young men, has
accepted a position, with Meier &
Frank's department soro as tlmokcop
er. Stay with It Oscar but bo suro
nnd mnko tlmo.
When Jack was asked what ho had
to say In regard to his marrlngo ho
Bald: "I havo beon n bad man In my
dnys, Bob, but I intend to bo n good
ono from now on. I lovo this woman
nnd Intend to do nil I can." Ho then
loft "honoring": "Hcavo It high and
rip It for I am coming this way."
It being so hard for colored peoplo
to rent houses In Portland, wo sym
pathize with tho many families that
aro orced to movo In tho district
bounded by Lovojoy nnd Hoyt, and
12th nnd 9th. Now Is tho tlmo for our
peoplo In Portland to becomo Inde
pendent and buy their own homes. It
will cost you very little 'moro than
paying rent nnd Is for your own good.
Tho wlso ones havo already started.
Bo tho next one.
Wo aro sorry that tUo slumB of tho
earth make Portlund their homes, for
they nro moklng things very bad for
our raco hero. Thoy aro either steal
ing or doing eomo disreputable tricks.
No wondor colored persons cannot
walk down a street without being
sneered nt, or snubbed by somo whlto
people, wo hopo thoso who nro noro
nnd thoso who como from clsowhcro
will como with character and try to
upbuild their raco.
Cupid has sprung a now leak. Mr.
James Smith (Jack of Spades), and
Miss Mary Mitchell wero united In
marriago last Wednesday evening by
Rev. Jackson. It was ono of tho most
brilliant of the elabornto social func
tions of the season. They wero mnr-
Tied at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Tur
ner. The house was most artistically
decorated with autumn leaves aud
beautiful flowers. The chandellfrs
wore covered with red silk shades and
Rtnllar. Hvlntr thn nnrlor a mo8.
chnrmlng effect. Mr. Oeorgo Turner
acted as best man. Tho muslo was
furnished by some of Portland's fa
mous talent, viz.: -Mr. .Oscar Evorhart,
Mr. Georco Turner. Mr. Hyler nnd Mr.
Chas, Watson. Thoso invited danced
nnd sang until a late hour, when re
freshments wero served. After every
ono had given a warm toast to tho
nowJy wedded couple thoy all ad
journed to their homes, wishing tho
couple success through life.
NOTICE TO COLORED TAXPAYER8.
All colored taxpayers of Oregon are
hereby requested to meet at Dethel A.
M. E. church Tuesday night, October
23d, at 8:30 p. m. to form an organiza
tion for mutual interest.
O. L. JOELL. President Protem,
"DR. IRA MORRISON, Sec Protem.
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TAC0MA NOTES.
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Meredith sells good butter, 1106
Commercial street, Tacoma, Wash.
Free one car ticket with each $1.00
purchase of teas, coffees, canned or
package goods.
Miss Georgia Wilson Is on the sick
list.
Tho trip around the world last Frl-,
day, was a success.
Don't fonret the masonerade ball ,
the 31st of this month
Mr. Lester Hartsfleld, of Seattle,
was In our city Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Ury entertained Sunday
Mrs. Vanderhost, Mrs. Simon and Mrs.
St. John. -
There was a social given by thn
Ladles' Aid Society last Tuesday. It
-was a success.
Miss Daisy LaVhorn visited Mrs.-
Jones and family a few days last week
at Seattle. She returned homo Sun-
day night.
The Household of Ruth Is going to
give, a concert at Temple's hall the
19th of thlB month. Everybody is
invited to come.
Th.MfITiin, hinh . t fh
Tho taffy pulling which was nt the
t lhhJ SSSallTwn
nn n nnnTng
on account of the rain.
Miss Laura Cristma, Lenora Whltte.
Mr. Michel and Mr. Monro wero out
on an automobile tour last Sunday, at
tending tho fair at Puyallup.
Mrs. Estclla Gibson who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Grlflln of Pott
land, Oregon, returned homo last
Monday. She reports having had a
nice time.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldsburg and daugh-
tor, Miss Martha Goldsburg, entertain
ed at dinner last Sunday tho follow
ing! Miss Myrtle Hall, Dela Tanna, Lu
cllo Anderson and Miss Jones. The aft
ernoon was Bpent very pleasantly.
Mr. J. J. Smart, who has beon a
resident of UiIb city, died last week
at St. Joseph hospital of typhoid fovcr.
Ho was 51 years of ago. Ho leaves a
son, William, to mourn for him. Tho
funeral was held at Hoske'B undertak
ing parlors last Wednesday. Tho Hon
will remain in our city i"or a few
wocks to look after his father's busi
ness. .
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OUR CHICAGO LETTER
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Chicago, 111., Oct. 14th, 1906.
Mr. Samuel Lewis of Now York, Ib
In tho city on n visit.
Mr. John W. Henderson of Detroit,
Mich., Is In tho city on a vIbU.
A largo niynber of delegates left
for Richmond, Vn., last Sunday to at
tend tho B. M. C. Odd Fellows.
Mrs. Spcnce, a colored woman of
2716 Dearborn street, shot nnd killed
a colored man on last Saturday.
Mra. W. W. Taylor and daughter,
tho wlfo and daughter of tho editor of
tho Utah Plalndcnlor, aro In tho ctly
oh a visit. '
Mrs. Rachnol Sponco, of 3510 Dcnr
born street, fell off a strcot car und
wnB seriously Injured last week, but Is
recovering. r
Tho Idenl Printing Company which
is composed of colored men on Stnto
strcot, near 25th Is doing a largo bus
iness. Mr. Mann Is tho manager of tho
company.
It is tho general opinion that Jus-
tlco R. R. Covorly of tho First ward
will bo elected by a largo majority ns
ono of tho Judges on the Municipal
court ticket.
It Is roportcd that tho labor peoplo
In Chicago will voto and work ngnlnst
tho flection of Oscar DoPrlcst who Is
a candldnto for ono of tho Cook coun
ty commissioners.
Rev. J. F. Thomns, pastor of Ebon
ozer Baptist church, delivered nn ex
cellent nddrcss boforo tho lltorary or
cnnlzntlop of that church on last
Sunday afternoon.
Keystone band will furnish tho mu
slo for tho grand entortnlnmcnt ns
given by Queen of Shcbah Chapter nt
Graham hall, Wednesday evening, Oct.
16th, at 5728 State strcot.
Many Negro preachers from tho
South seem to find special satisfaction
nnd consolation in telling us that tho
Atlanta massacre will bo repeated In
Chicago. Well tho sooner such preach
ers go back to Georgia, tho bettor.
Morning Light Court of Daughter.)
of Sphinx of tho City of Chicago, turn
ed out last wcok to an entertainment
nnd mndo a splendid appearance. Sov
oral addresses were mndo on that oc
casion, ono by Grnnd Master John O.
Jones. Mrs. Amelia Johnson, MrB. J.
H. Johnson, Mr. S. H. Prnthor nnd Mr.
A. W, Ford.
Thoro Is much dissatisfaction now
existing in tho United Brothors of
Friendship rolntlvo to the last election,
that was held by tho National Grand
Lodgo at Covington, Ky. A committee
has been, appointed and It Is very like
ly that another National Grand Lodge
or united Brothern of Friendship nnd
Sisters of Mysterious Tens will bo or-
ganlted.
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SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR
lBnnnini t, w. a
.Special to Tho New Ago.
Spokano'a 13th annual Interstate fair
'ended Saturday evening, Oct. 6th In a
blnzo of glory. Th grounds wero open
to tho public freo of cliarKo after B
p. m. and Immcnso crowds brought to
a closo tho most successful fair over
hold In Spokano county. '
Tho attendance throughout the two
weeks from opening to close has far
exceeded tho attendance In past yoars.
Ono hundred nnd twelve thousand paid
admissions were registered and over
135,000 waa paid In prizes and purses.
Both races nnd exhibits wero of a high
order and no pains wore spared to give
tho peoplo who came from all over tho
stato and British Columbia a first class
fair. The fruit and mining exhibits
wero especially flno and wero nn eye
opener for eastern visitors. Tako It
all In nil Spokane may well bo proud
of her 190G interstate fair. F. S.
EDITOR LACK8 COMPREHENSION.
Th Mis.. ra T.U Tk O..KII '
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cation for Derogatory Statements,
Reading Inst week's Advocato I saw
In reply to tho letter about the word
kindergarten nn editorial. Wo had
.no Idea that the editor of tbo paper
wrote tho hotel notes or wo would
I never have started the controversy.
i Wo started this controversy as wo
I annnnactil with ihA i.lltnr nt iht TTntpl I
Notes, but when the editor of tbo paper
takes It up, we could not be expected
to measure pens with that honorable
trentleman. As you all know his crltl
clsms spare no one from Dr. Short of
the white Methodist church to tho
Afro-American Methodist ministers .
and from our emmlnent colored law
ver. McCantU Stewart, to the hum-1
j blest bootblack. Naturally all
to compete with him would be useless, i
This was only a friendly controversy,
but when he starts slinging mud wo
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will havo to draw out as we arc too
well educated for that. Ho probably
misunderstood what we wero discuss-
ing. We w'ere not discussing man-
ners and deportment because all col-
ored people from the greatest to the
loweat can always Improve their man-
nors ant deportment. Wo wero dls-
cussing the word "kindergarten" and
f u ,. b BDDucd to the young
adles of he race?' We all know that
the young women of today will be the
-mothers of tho race tomorrow and no
mm mn rinn nimvn thoir wnmm. All
wo ask for ia rcsnect for the sako of
ttin nn Wa rinvn tinw ttitiwn flnWfl
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the gauntlet nnd aro ready for Tcply
from anyone along scholarly lines.
YourB truly,
ETHEL AND EDITH GRAY.
WA3 CAUGHT IN T.HE ACT.
Nick Brown Evidently Insane, Arrest
ed on 8erlou8 Charge.
Mr. W. W. Wheeler, 'tho popular
lipiwl wnllnr nf tho PnrMnnd. whn re-
sides with his family at 289 Clackamas
street, a very select neighborhood of
tho East side, wob brought Into un
cnvlnblo notoriety last week by tho
publication of the facts of tho arrest
of ono, Nick Brown, who nstdo from
being nn employe of Hotel Pnrtlnnd
was also a roomer at tho Wheeler
home. Tho story referred to Is as fol
lows: About a week ago there began to
bo talk In tho neighborhood, especially
among tho women, that a colored man
was frequently oxposlng himself from
a bedroom window In the houso nt 289
ClackamaB Btreet. It Is said that young
girls returning from bcJiooI wero
shocked at certain sights thoy wero
suddenly called to witness. Thoy be
gan telling their mothers nnd tho
mothers In turn watched and found
thnt tho children wero telllnff
tho
truth. Finally P. M. Sullivan "who
lives with his family at 284 Wheeler
street In plain view of the window In
question, took It upon himself to end
tho disgraceful exhibition. Ho caught
Patrolman Endlcott and together they
watched tho window until something
hnppencd. Tho policeman, followed by
Sullivan, went nt onco to tho mnrked .
houso and without ringing any bell,
waucou nurncuiy up siairB anu into
tho room to which tho window be
longed. Thcro thoy found Brown a
smnll sized colored man, nbout 30
years of ago, In undress nttlro, stand
I n M nllAHMI lllf AHA S It M aaf I M ! AI fTMlrt
ui.?n urnm nr :;:;.,
nnd nttcmntod to Jumn out of tho win-
dow, but was grabbed by Endlcott,
who cnmmnnilPit him tn ilrnna himself.
Hn vnn niton in flin nnllrn ntnllnn nnd
placed tn n cell. Drown hnd little de
fense tn tho police court tho next
morning, for ho hnd been cnught In
Ills disgraceful act. Judgo Cameron
snld thnt ho had novcr heard of a moro
dlsguBtlng ciibo and bound tho mnn
over to tho grnnd Jury.
Jost Dros. Saloon, 340 Williams avo
nuo, flno wines, liquors and cigars.
Family trado a specialty.
Always aak tor the taneus OreaeraJ
Arthur elgar. EbergOunst Cigar
9., general agents. Portland, Or.
U N. Nccs, boot and shocmnker.
Flno repairing a specialty, dlvo lilm.
a call when you ncod nnythlng In
this lino, 3221& Williams av., Portland,
Oregon.
Tho Onk Cnfo. Choicest lino of
wines, liquors and cigars. P. W. Pick,
proprietor. Oregon Phone Pacific
2118, cornor Fourth and Oak streets,
Portland, Oro.
Vulcan Coal Company, wholosalo
and retail dealers In houso, steam and
blacksmith coal. Foundry and smelter
coke. Puget Sound steam coal In car
lots, $3.50 per ton and up. Wo hnndjo
all tho best grados of domcstlo nrid
foreign house coals. Phono Mnln 277C,
OlTlco 329 Durnsldo St., Portland, O-o-gon.
THK PIONIIR PAINT COMPANY.
The pio
neer paint es
Ubllsh ment
of Portland li
that of F. B.
Beach t
Company, of
111 First St,
the oldest
md most re
liable house
of its kind In
the Northweet, It carries an Immense
stock of the beet things In paints and
building materials, together with an
unusual list of specialties. Those who
need anything la these Knee can cer
tainly proit by going to F. B. Beach
k Company. Resaember the number,
115 First street
"THE MILWAUKEE"
"The Ploneor Limited" St. Paul to
Chicago.
"Overland Limited" Omaha to Chi
cago. "Southwest Limited" Kansas City
t Chicago.
No trains In the service on any
railroad In the world equals In equip
ment that of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and 8t. Paul
Railway.
They own and operate their own
sleeping and dining cars and give
their patrons an excellence of service
not obtainable elsewhere. Berths on
t.nlM .Iaaa.h 1 l.fl 1
v"c." UillRer, UIBIier "U
lwlder ttlnn ln Blmjjar carB on nny
other lino. Thoy protect their trains
bX be Dlock., Byetota. Connections
1Jna?Te with all transcontinental lines
In Union depots.
H. 8. ROWE, General Agent,
134 Third t., Portland.
Until January I, I907,
THE NEW AGE will be
ffiS,ony V Pw year.
A444
J. Wallgrccn, dealer In staple and
jtoncy groceries, 634 Thurmnn street
Telephone Pacific 911.
A good place to get your soft or stiff
hats renovated la 249 Alder Btreet.
between Second and Third. .
Th0 Anheuser. Henry M. Williams,
Proprietor, 234 Morrison street, corner
Second Portland, Ore. Telephone
Main 2517.
c- Anderson, staple and fancy gro-
c?"es, Twenty-first and Thurman
nfvnniH iiii.n n rT iaaMHM
oi'iuioi ruuuu nuuu ui. iicsu
, ron8tc- coffc specialty.
Ryan & John, dcnlors In cholco gro
ceries, meat, fish and poultry, phono
Main 522, 61 North Park strcot, cor
ner Davis.
Royal Market, Bair & Worth propri
etors, fresh and cured meats, fish,
poultry and game.
439 Union nvenuo
north, cornor Tillamook
17.
Phono East
' Norlh ,,.. . . Mttrke, A. Wur,
tenborger, proprietor, cholco poultry,
fresh and salt meats, phono Main 1395,
230 North Sixteenth street, Portland,
Ore.
C. A. Rhoads, the only place on the
Coast repairing rubber goods. Wntor
bags, syringes, atomizers, rubber
goods aud extra parts for sale. Wring
ers nnd carpot sweepers repaired and
for sale. Established 15 years ngo In
San FranclHco. 423 Morrison stroet,
Portland. Phono' Pacific 1882.
THE ILLINOIfl CENTRAL
maintains unexcelled service from the
west to the east and south. Making
cloee connections with trains of all
.transcontinental lines, passengers are
given tbelr cholco of routes to Chicago,
Louisville, Memphis and Now Orleans,
and through these poinfi to the far
east.
Prospective travelers desiring infor
mation as to the lowest rates and best
routes are invited to correspondence
with the following representatives:
B. II. Trumbull, Commeiclal Agent,
142 Third St., Portland, Or.
J. 0. Llndsey, Trav. Paieenper Agent,
142 Third St., Portland, Or.
Pant B. Thompson, Passenger Agtnt,
Col man Building, Seattle, Wash.
notice to creditors.
I Ui County Court of the. Stnto of
Oregon for Multnomnn County
I In tho Matter of tho Lstato Of Snnv
P. Tumor, dCCCnBOd
Notlco Ib hereby given that thu und
crslgncd has boon appointed by tho
County Court of tho County of Mult
nomah, Stato of Oregon, tho adminis
trator of tho estate of Samuel P.
Turner, deceased, and that ho has
duly qualified as such administrator.
All persons having claims against sni
cstnto or said deceased aro hereby
notified to present tho snmo to mo at
tho offlco of A. II. -Tanner, Room COO,
Commercial Dlock, Portland, Oregon',
attorney for snld cstnto, or to mo per
sonally, duly verified as required by
Inw, within bIx months from tho dnto
of tho first publication of this notlco
to-wlt: September 22, 190G.
JAMES N. BESSEM.EN,
Amtnlstrator of tho ostato of Samuol
P, Turner, deceased.
Last publication Octobor 20, 100G.
C. S. NELSON
Pcslerln
Staple and Fancy Groceries
and Provisions
154 N. Fourteenth St., Cor. Irving
W. It. WIlUmx Al Cleveland
FASHION STABLES
Hacks, Livery, Boarding
Twentieth and Washington Sts.
West End Exposition Bide.
I'hono MhIii V PORTLAND, OREGON
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SCANDINAVIAN
Commercial Banking Savings Department
Capital 15,000,000 Surplus $350,000 Total Available Assets 17,500,000
A. CIIILBERG, President GEO. II. TAIU1KLL, Manager
A. V. HAYDKN, Cashier
Tacoma Office No. 055 Cornmorco St., N. F Cor. South 11th St,
The Old Reliable
DALLES
DIAMOND FLOUR
Has never failed to nleaso. It has al
ways been the Btaiulardjor family uso
R. H. Guthrie
Portland Representative
212 AMtftM Mf.
rttH pteiflc 22$i
COAT,
M. E. BECKER 375
s
OUR WORK IS BUT ONE 5RADC-TME BEST
W mak a ifxcliltr of Uundeilor Lac CurUlu
CRESCENT LAUNDRY CO.
349 Morrison IStrcet.
We supply the lHitchcr trade with nice, clean
anrons. Why buv your niiroim nnd then nav to
y buy your nprons nnd then pay to
laundered when wo will sutinlv
have them laundered when wo will supply
them (or just what It costs you now to havo
thora laundered. Our wagon will call.
ARTHUR UAVY
rurnlshtr and ttatter
"HB MAKES SHIRKS"
480 Washington St., Opposlto Uclllg's Theater
PORTLAND, OREGON
H. R. LYNES
Dealer In
STAPLE AND -FANCY GROCERIES
Notions and Fruit. Free Delivery.
IS4 Russell Street
I'hono East MIO
PORTLAND, OREGON
Crane Bottle. Co.
Whotctato Dealers lu
BOTTLES
Carry tho largest ptock of Bottles on
the l'ltclllc Coast. Mall Order ship
roents given prompt attention-
Office, 14th and Couch Sts.
, PORTLAND, OREGON
H. HBNDBRSON
Real Estate
I08M Jersey Street, ST. JOHNS, OREGON
I havo choice HiihIiicis nnd Residence
Tracts In all parts of tho city.
Correspondence solicited from non
resident owners of property or those
coking investments hero.
Frank L. Smith Meat Co.
228 Alder St., between 1st and 2d Sts
' "FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST"
Wo nro Portland's only independent
slaughterers and jobbers. Tho only
ones not controlled by tho trust. Tho
only ones who do not uso preserva
tives nnd adulterations,
Rolled Roast Bcof 10c
Lean Roast Mutton 8c
Mutton for boiling Co
Mutton for stow Cc
Loin Mutton Chops .12MiO
Shoulder Mutton Chopa 10o
Lenn Ronst Veal 10a
Breast Veal Roast ' 10a
Voal Stow '. . 8c
Veal Chops 12c
Hamburg Steak 10a
Pork Sausago , 10c
fTannrort uausago i iua
Bolognn Sausago 8c
Breakfast Bacon 17 Wc
Puro Lard 12c
Flno Shoulder Steak , 8a
Round Stenk 1....IO0
Best Pot Roast 80
Flno Boiling Beef Cc
Bent Bcof Stow Cc
Plato cuts Boef Co
Brisket Bcof Cc
Corn Bcof Cc
It Is up to tho tnxpayore of Port
land. Aro you going to allow tho beef
tniBt to contlnuo robbing you of thou
sands of dollars annually through tho
moat supplied to tho Port of Portland.
AMERICAN BANK
Ask Your Grocer for
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The Original Diamond Brand
PALAIS ROYAL
Millinery
SUIT & LADIES' FURNISHINGS
TTaVlLtIT
PLMmi
M M"D av ;".
We carry a Complete Stock of Medium and High
Class Goods, all very moderately priced. The best
and most careful attention wtN be shown to our
patrons. Give us a caa and be convinced that our
Goads and Prices arc as we state.
Washington Street
ELDERBRAU GROTTO
KUICKBON A I1EIIG, t'rops. '
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
5-5 Sixth Street
main uro PORTLAND, ORE.
WESTERN SODA WORKS
JUCIIKMICII fi CltAMEIt, Props.
Manufacturers of Carbonated Dover
njres, Svrii)?, Kxtrnet-, Mineral Watera
and Chain pngno Cldor. S'olo distrib
utors of HrdnUllc Mineral Water.
Phono Pacific 1703.
Office and Factory, 204 Mill Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
Electric Flatiron
On rccoiptof Coupon wo will deliver
nn Electric Flatiron to any address, frco
of charge, for 110 days' trial.
You are under no obligation to pur
clinso tho Iron wo want you tosco
what it will do in tho saving of Lnbor,
Tlmo nnd Kxpcnec.
All equipment delivered with each
Iron, which may. bo attached to any
Electric Lump sockot.
Fill in and mail Coupon to us AT
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(Ictitleinvn: You nmy ilollvor to mo ono
KU-t'trlc rintlriiii, which 1 nitrco to try, nrnl
II iiliKnllfii('tiirv In return to you wllhln :x
iIiivn from (Into nf delivery. If f do not ro.
turn It nt thnt tlmo you nmy chnraomimo t
to my nccoiint nt fl.uu. It Ih umlorntixxl
thnt 110 rhnruo will Imi mmlo for thu Iron If t
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NAME
IU't. N.A. AMltK88.
Portland General
Electric Co.
Telephone MAIN 6680
FIRST AND ALDER STREETS
The
SAVINGS BANK
of the
Title Guarantee
& Trust Company
PAYS
4 Per Cent
Yearly Interest
On Savings Accounts
Interest Compounded Semi-Annually
We Also Pay 4 Per Gent Interest
on Certiticates of Deposit
And 3 Per Cent on Dally Balances
of Check Accounts
Save a Dollar Today and It
Will Work for You Tomorrow
A Ilnnk Account is thu flrnt step to
ward imppliiotiH, prosperity ami comfort
Uunklng Hours, 0 a. in. to -1 p. in.;
Putimluyn, U a. in. to 1 j. in.; Saturday
uvt'iilngM, 6. p. in, to 8 p. hi.
DIUKCTOKS - Win. M, Lndd, J.
Thorhiirn Horn, T, T. Iliirkhurt, Frank
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OPFICKIIH-J. Thnrliiini Hohh, Yn
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