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THE MORNIXG OREGONIAX, THURSDAY, APRIL, 2, I90S. 9. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OKBGOXIAS TELEPHONES. Pacific States: Countlnt-Room Main TOT City Circulation Miln TOT Manairln Editor Wain TOTO Sunday Editor Main 7079 Compolns-Room Main 7070 City Editor Main 7070 Superintendent Building ....... .Main 7070 Eaat Sid Oftlc. Faat 81 Bod: Countlnu-Koom ..................... .A16T0 Editorial Rooms Aisoa AMCSEStESTS. HF.H.IG THEATER (Fourteenth and Wash ington t. Mary Mannering and company in "Glorious Betsy. Tonight at 8:15. MAFtijUAM THEATER f Morrison, between tiiatn and !eventh.) Cc-nunuoua r"-rforni-kace of motion pictures. 2 to lo P. M. BAKEK THEATER (Third, between Ira nlil and Tajior Baker Theater Company in "Raffle." Tonight at 8:13 LYRIC THEATtR (Seventh and Alder) Th Allen Stock Company In "Captain Impudence." Tonight at 8:13. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday and Sunday at :1S P. M. STAR THEATER (Park and Washington) Th French Stock Company In "The Black Hand." Tonight at 8:15. Mat lners Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday at 2:15 P. M. PANTAGE3 THEATER (Fourth and Stark) Continuous vaudeville, 2:30, 7:30 and P. M. GRAND THEATER (Washington between Park and Seventh) Continuous valid, vllle. 2:30, T:30 and 9 P. M. Missionary League Meets. The first district meeting of the Methodist Wom en's Missionary League of the Oregon conference was held in Taylor-Street (.Imrch yesterday. There was a good at tendance and much Interest was mani fested in the various papers presented and the topics discussed. Reports from the officers showed marked progress and the outlook for the new organization seems bright. The morning session began at 11 o'clock. Luncheon was served at the church at noon, and proved to be a happy feature of the occasion. In the after noon. Mrs. James McKenzie, conference president, was iu the chair. Addresses of much interest were given by Rev. Clarence True Wilson and T. S. Mc Iianicl, a prominent Methodist layman. Mrs. W. E Burke read a paper on "Vision of Jason Lee." and Mrs. Charles "W. Jones read a paper on "A Mite-box Story." Music was a special feature, which was enjoyed by all. Secures Street for Carnival The Catholic Young Men's Club, of Albina, has secured the use of a portion of Mor ris street for the street carnival to be held May 15-26, to raise money with which to complete the clubhouse. Morris street between 'Williams avenue and the clubhouse will be lighted and used during the carnival, while some of the festivities will be held in the clubhouse. Prepara tions for the carnival are progressing satisfactorily. Nominations for queen of the carnival may be made up to April 30, and the winner will be announced May 10. A. F. Velguth, Joe Mayer, Rev. W. A. Daly, C. B. Merrick, P. E. Sullivan and James Walsh comprise the general com mittee of arrangements. Registration Passes 27.000. Registra tions went over the 7,000 mark last night. At S o'clock they stood at 26.087. Segre gated the total registration Is: Republi cans. 21. OPS; Democrats, 4539; miscella neous. 1350. The registration yesterday to 5 o'clock was 3S7, of which 312 were Re publicans. 56 Democrats and 20 miscella neous. Including today there are oniy five more days to register. The time for closing the books is April 7, at 6 P. M. The books are kept open until 9 o'clock each night this week and next Monday to give tardy voters a chance to register. March Poijcb Statistics. One thou sand and five arrests were made In March, according to the regular monthly ivtlice report. Issued yesterday. Of that number 355 arrests were of drunken men, lo3 of vagrants. 72 gamblers ajid the balance miscellaneous offenders ranging from sneak thieves to burglars. Of those srtvsted 979 were men and 26 women. The. report shows that 84 thefts were reported of which lfi were cleared up. Ten burg laries were reported and three solved, ten had checks wore passed and the author of one arrested. Weather for March. The monthly meteorological statement for March has been Issued by the Weather Bureau. It shows the number of cloudy days was nine, partly cloudy, 19 and clear days three. Rain fell on 19 days. The total amount of precipitation was 4.39 Inches. The highest temperature recorded was on the 23d when the thermometer stood 6 degrees. The lowest was on the 9th when 30 degrees was registered. The mean atmospheric pressure was 30.15 inches, the lowest gluss recorded being 29 63 on the 24th. J1000 Pur Acre was paid In Hood River last Friday for the C. K. Marshall or chard, which was sold by Mac Rae & Angus to Roland W. Stehbins, H. Morton Holbrooke and F. W. Angus. The crop for the present year on this property is estimated at from 12,000 to 15,000 boxes. This is one of the rrlze orchards of the valley. Its fruit having won more cups in exhibitions than any other property in that district. The price paid is con sidered low considering the enormous production in sight. Partt Rai.lt at Grksham. The Re publican rally at Oresham Tuesday night, under the auspices of the Forty-fifth Precinct Republican Club, was attended by a large number of the club members who went out In a special car. Several . speakers discussed the campaign issues and urged the candidacy of men whom the club has indorsed for several offices, Simloh Tka. Oregon chapter. Daught ers of the Confederacy will give a Shiloh Tea on Saturday afternoon and evening, April 4, at the home of Mrs. F. Joplin, corner Nineteenth and Clackamas streets, fmall articles of fancy work will be on M!e. An interesting programme has been prepared. The public is cordially invited. Take Broadway car. . Visitino Nt RSKS to Mkrt. The annual meeting of the Visiting Nirrses' Associa tion . will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the hall of the City and County Medical Association, in the Medi cal building. Park and Alder streets. Ad dresses will he given by Dr. R. I.. Venney, Dr. H. W. Foulkes and Whitney Boise. BtsiNKSs Mkn Wii.i. Dine. The first banquet by the Kast Side Business Men's Club will be held at o'clock tonight, at the Gayosa Cafe. In the Morgan building. Fast Stark street and Grand avenue. About 60 business men and property owners will attentl. Geot-Re l... Hutrhin of the Rose Festival Association, and others will make brief talks. Save the Dtscoi'NT. Send check or pay a l of lice on or before the loth to save the discount on April bills for the Automatic Telephone. Home Telephone Company, corner of Park and Purnslde streets. Thb North Bank road will take you to Ash for the Mineral Springs Hotel. The best of all health resorts. B. L. Shipherd. manager. FOR Sai-e Two cows, both fresh. En quire fiandard Box & Lumber Company. iast ater ana l'ine streets. For Rfnt Very desirable office rooms in Ainsworth building. Apply at United Slates National Bank. For Rent A few nice offices In The Oregonian building;. See Superintendent, room 201. Rate War. San Francisco. ,"; steamer. Frank Bollam. agent. 12S, Third street. DRT fir cordwood, 4 ft., $5.60: sawed, 56. Portland Fuel Co. Phones K. 26. B 1026. Business men's lunch. 11:30 to i. All home-cooking. Woman's Ex.. 133 10th at. Dr. Darling removed to Moleay build., over Woodard & Clark's, suite 210, 211. James X. Davis candidate for District Attorney in the primary election. W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. Dr. llcCracken, dentist. Koinehild bldg. German Societies to Meet. The com mittee in charge ot arrangements for the mass meeting of German-speaking; so cieties, which will be held tomorrow night In Arion Hall, has decided to make it a special business men's meeting. All Ger mans and other German-speaking citizens, whether they belong to any society or not, have been invited to this gathering, wfifch is held for the purpose of creating in terest In the 26 organizations now forming the consolidation in this state. Rabbi Jacob Bloch. Sig Sichel and others will make addresses, and an orchestra has been engaged for the occasion. The Tyrolean troupe now playing at a local theater has promised to sing two num bers, and a violin solo will be played by Professor Emll Thielhorn. Music Festival Chorus. The next re hearsal of the vocal chorus training for the series of concerts at the Armory, April 10 to 12. when Max Bruch's "Fair Ellen." Goring Thomas' f'Swan and Sky lark" and Mandel's "Messiah" .-will be sung, will be at the Heilig Theater, Sun day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Edward T. Taogart. for District At torsbt. For the cleanest, fairest and best administration of the office of Dis trict Attorney for the Fourth District, vote, on April 17, for Edward T. Tag gart. TELLS NEEDS OF THE AGE Modern Education on Broad Basis, Says Dr. Jone. Dr. Jenkin Lloyd Jones, pastor of the People's Church, Chicago, deliv ered an address at the Unitarian Chapel last night on the subject, "The Three Rs." Formerly, he said, the pedagogues of the little red school houses believed reading, writing and arithmetic, to be all-essential, but to day It is realized that he who has a lack of reverence for great 'things, for thing's minute, and for his fellow be ings, lacks proper education.. Dr. Jones took for his text one of Goethe's novels. He said: "Reverence is that respect for law, that deference to old age, that suscep tibility to beauty, that sense of pro tection for the helpless and injured, which is the highest test of charac ter, as It is the rarest ar.d noblest fruit of education. We hear much to day about the higher education. I plead for the better education, and that better education is to develop this reverence. "A man's capacity for fellowship is a test of his culture. It is an academic expression that he knows no language who knows but one, but it is equally true that he knows no country who knows but one. He can love no flag who loves but one." MUSICAL EVENT OF YEAR Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus of 300 Voices. The Annual Spring Musical Festival, which will be given at the Armory, Tenth and Couch streets, for three nights and two matinees. April 10. 11, 12. will be the biggest event of the kind ever given in the Northwest. It will consist of the famous Chicago Symphony Orchestra of 65 musicians, under the di rection of Herr Adolph Rosenbecher, to gether with four celebrated vocal solo ists from the East and 10 instrumental soloists in the orchestra. Added to the above will be a grand vocal chorus of 300 voices. The opening night the beautiful can tata. "Fair Ellen," by Max Bruch, will be given, Saturday afternoon a popular children's matinee, Saturday night "The Swan and the Skylark," with a grand or chestra concert; Sunday afternoon (Palm Sunday), Handel's sublime oratorio. "The Messiah"; Sunday night, a grand or chestra concert, with vocal and Instru mental solos. Mail orders are now be ing received. Address letters and make checks payable to W. T. Pangle, mana ger Heilig Theater. OBJECT TO TRAP SHOOTING 'Willamette Heights Residents Op pose Practice on Ouild Lake. A tempest haa been stirred up in the vicinity of the Lewis and Clark Expo sition grounds by the submission to the City Council of an ordinance to permit the members of the Multnomah Rod and Gun Club to shoot clay pigeons on Guild Lake. Councilman Annand brought up the measure at the last session of the Council, and sougbt to have It put on final passage, but Councilman Vaughn blocked action at that time. A large number ,of the residents in the vicinHy of the fairgrounds will oppose the ordinance, which is to come up to morrow morning for consideration by the committee on health and police, of which Mr. Annand is a member. Councilman t'oncannon, of the First Ward, which in cludes Guild Lake. Is chairman of the committee, but Is 1U at a local hospital. Many of those who oppose the measure will appear before -the committee to enter their objections. They declare that they strongly oppose trap shooting in that neighborhood on 8unday. PERSONALMENTION. C. K. Grelsen. a Hood River business man, is at the Lenox. Mrs. I. "Wilcox and daughter, of Col lins, are guests at the Hotel Lenox. J. H. Ackerman, Superintendent of Public Instruction, is an arrival at the Imperial Hotel from Salem. Max M. Shlllock returned yesterday after a trip through the Middle States. Ho went Kast on account of his health. He fs much improved and will leave for Kastern Oregon within a few days. Mrs. Shitlock. who was a favorite In musical circles of this city, accompanies her hus band. John F. Ohmer, inventor of the Ohmer fare register that is in use on Portland streetcars. Is a guest at the Portland. Mr. Ohmer is one of the few inventors who have made fortunes out of their in ventions. He is vice-president of the company that manufactures the ma chines and he was wise enough not to sell his device outright. The machines are leased and Mr. Ohmer collects the money. CHICAGO. April J. The following from Oregon registered at Chicago hotels yes terday: From Portland J. S. McDonald, M. Pelavage, Miss Delavage. at the Audi torium Annex; O. R. Overbeck, at the Auditorium; G. W. Lynch, at the Great Northern. From Salem Oswald West and wife, at the Palmer House. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Special bargains for today .50 and $1.75 cambric gowns at 97c; $2 lace trimmed skirts at $1.29: $&0c corset covers at 19c; $1 corset covers at 63c; women's muslin drawers, tucked and hemstitched, 25c a pair. Many other snaps not mentioned here. McAllen & McDonnell, the good goods store. WHEREJTO DINE. All the delicacies of the season at to Portland Restaurant; fine prlvata apart ments for ladles. 906 Waah.. near ftth. ROGER B. S1VNOTT. For District Attorney. Everything Outdoors Is Growing Is Your Money Growing With the G r ow t h of the Plants ? OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOrNT WITH THE OLDEST TRUST COMPANY IK OREGON AND SEE IT GROW. Call for our book of "IlAlTSTRATIOJiS." I Portland f iTrhst Company i of S. E. Cor. Third and Oak Sts. i BEN'J. I. COHEN President H. L,. PITTOCK Vice-President DR. A. 8. NICHOLS, Sd VIce-Pre't B. LEE PAGET Secretary J. O. GOLTRA. '. .Assistant Secretary W. J. GILL Assistant Secretary i i i TONSETH FLORAL COMPANY 123 6th st. Flowers and plants. Phones Main 6102; A 1102. AUNE THE PHOTOGRAPHER Columbia Bids. Main and A 1636. Willamette Brand Tents Are of superior make and best materials. For sale bv all dealers. Willamette Tent & Awning Co., manufacturers, Portland. SEAT SALE TOMORROW ' 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Sherman-Clay Music House Sixth and Morrison Streets ANNUAL AT ARMORY STUN. CHI r A GO SYMPHOXT ORCHESTRA fiS Musicians fiS Direction Adolph RoseTbbeckr 4 Vocal an-d 10 Instrumental Soloists 3V) Vocal Chorus 300 TCveninjr anrl Sunday Afternoon Lower Kloor, fS.OO. $1.50. $1.00. Balcony. $2.00. $1.50. POPULAR SATURDAY MATINEE 2i.c, TiOr, 7lc. Addrecfl letters and make checks and money orders payable to W. T. Panple, Manager HeiJiir Theater. Phone HelUg Theater for any information desired. F.W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING f Main 165 I Home A1165 Phones First and Oak little and Good Tne outstanding feature of LIEBIG Company's EXTRACT OF BEEF is its high conden sation, such a lot can bo done with a small two-ounce jar. It's pure beef nothing more nor less. Butter Butter Best Creamery Butter 60 and 65 Dairy Butter. 45 and 50? Eggs. 2 dozen 3o Ranch Eggs, strictly fresh, doz. -20 Full Cream Cheese, 2 lbs. . . .-. .35 Best Sugar-Cured Hams, lb..l2V2? Remember, Saturday is Chicken day. LA GRANDE "CREAMERY 264 Yamhill. PREPARED INSTANTLY. SLmplyidd boil ing; water, cool nd serve. 10c per package at all grocers. 7 flavors. Refuse ail substitute. S!cbwa5 Printing Co. HfT S-Oir. KEjMOHMtr.I rICB ITAKK ST REETj Spring Festival EEIDA TWO-DAT SAIE WARNER'S CORSETS Take Advantage Warner's Rust-proof Corset in new fan front model for the average figure short hips white and drab.. ' Spe cial 9o Warner's Rust proof Corsets in medium low bust model hose support ers 95 Tape Girdles in blue and white, with bow of satin ribbon sizes 18 to 23. Special . . 35 Warner's Rust-proof Corsets, in high bust, round waist style for medium figures ; hose sup porters attached $1.45 Warner's Rust-proof Corsets, in new model for women with large hips ; long skirt ; medi um bust. Hose supporters. Special : ..$2.45 Specials in the Ready -to -Wear Section Invite Your Attention Select your Easter Outfit here and save money. We can sell you a best, DRESS TRIMMINGS AND LACES Complete stocks of the latest trimming novelties braids, bands, appliques, allovers, laces, etc., etc. Bankers AND Lumbermens Bank Corner Second and Stark Sts.. Portland, Oregon. Capital $250,000 Statement of Condition April 1. 1908. Resources Loans and dis counts $ 821,438.46 Overdrafts 3.177,33 Bonds 21,530.00 Furniture and fix tures 3,500.00 Cash and due from banks 495,799.92 $1,345,445.71 Liabilities Capital stock $ 250,000.00 Surplus and undi vided profits ... 9.161.22 Deposits 1,086,284.49 $1,345,445.71 G. K. Went worth President John A. Keating Vice-Pres. H. D. Story Cashier F. A. Freeman. . . . Asst. Cashier FredPrehn,D.D.S. SIX .60 Full S-t ot Teeth. 16 M. Crwu sad Bridcr work S3.M. Boom 409, Deknm Ovca itTwuiic XU1 1 The Store Noted for Best I SATURDAY SPECIALS EXTENSIVE alterations throughout the store make it necessary for us to reduce our present stocks fully one-half. We must have space for the work menmust either pack the goods in a heap or sell them out at sacrifice prices. We prefer to do the latter, and for the next ten days offer astonishing values in every depart ment. First quality goods only no "bankrupt" or "sale" stock, but the best merchandise purchaseable. Sleeveless Vests Women's Fine Swiss Ribbed Sleeveless Vests, with deep lace yoke also outsizes in plain ribbed splendid 20c values and never sold sold f or less. Spec. V'2 C Pure Silk Gloves Extra quality pure Silk Gloves, full elbow length double tipped fingers all popular shades, including Co- penha gen and the new russet. $2.: grade .... $1.47 suit or coat for less money because we are satisfied with a smaller profit. Note the following specials: TAILORED SUITS Women's and Misses' new tailored Suits in popular stripes and plain colors handsomely finished and best f 18.00 - O Cn values, special P 1 &.JVF JAP. SILK WAISTS Women's Jap. Silk Waists, trimmed with lace and fine tucks, long sleeves, open fijl QQ front; $3.00 values, special. .P fO NEW KIMONOS Pretty Oriental col orings, front and sleeves faced with satin. popular. 2 (-inch QQ. styles, reg. $1.50 values, each. ) SILK PETTICOATS Pure Silk Petti ' coats, made extra full, with deep flounce and extra under ruffle; best CO QQ .$7.00 values all colors PJ.I0 CORNER THIRD "Twelve Stories Solid Comfort'l 2 10 Rooms 135 Baths Absolutely Fireproof i?EiiglUh Grill Building is of concrete, steel and marhle. ' Located in the most fashionable shopping district. Special large sample rooms for dis play. Library and bound magazines in ' reading-room. Our Busses meet all trains and boats. Rates S1.00 Up RELIABLE DENTISTRY Nrrvoni People ran now have their teeth extracted, filled and crowned without any pain whatever. B2-k Crown S5.00 Brldae Work. flA.OO KillinK Sl.OO Bnl Rubber Plate 98.0O UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS 221 Morrison St. A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever j p8. T. FELIX GOCRACB'S ORIENTAL CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIES RtmofM Tan, PtnjpTt. F rftckl. U ot h Ptcb . ana eTery oiemiu on beauty, and d. Am detection. It bu storx) th ttit of AT Tn. Ud it to nana i eta w tartett tobeiuntt - li properly midi. Accept no oovoter felt of similar Dr. U. A. Sarrs said to Isdy of -1" hsus ton ( psilest): 44 Ai yon lsdlst will va them. I TSGommeBd ntairmuda Crm.m as th least harfflfnl of all tbs akin prsparatlont." For eale by ail dmutnte and Fancy kod Ieisr la tbs United atstss, Csa-vds and Europe. FEBaijOXfiS. '"is JA M SkuilwToil CSS TEETH 1. V WTTMOUT PtKrCSVi X323 rfl? Jf VPS Goods at Lowest Prices White Lawn Waists 500 White Lawn Waists this season's best styles, in lace and embroidery trimmed effects several very diiinty patterns to pick from. Vals up to $1.29 $2.50. Spec. Easter Kid Gloves Genuine French Kid, Mocha and Harness-stitched Walk ing Gloves, in all shades standard f 1.50 quality. On sale Friday and Saturday at this T Pl price. Gloves S fc i'l Fitted J Jj Great Bargains in MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Supply Your Needs MUSLIN DRAWERS Trimmed with hemstitching and tucks, best 40c OC values, special, a pair CiJC FINE CAMBRIC GOWNS in V-shape. square or slipover styles; lace, beading and ribbon trimmed; best regu- Q7 lar $1.50 and $1.75 vals., special. FINE FRENCH CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS in deep embroidery yoke, also deep lace yoke, embroidery, beading and ribbon, values up to $1.00, CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS with 3 rows torchon lace insertion, lace edge, standard 50c quality anywhere; 0 a complete line of siz.es, special.. FINE CAMBRIC SKIRTS Made extra full, with 3 rows wide Oriental lace in sertion, lace edge, deep knee flounce, best regular $3.0,0 values, 2 0 AND MORRISON. SHAW'S PURE BLUMAUER & HOCH 108 and lit Fourth Street. Bote Distributors for Orccoa and Wuhinftom. OREGON'S OPPORTUNITY Colonist Rates from all parts of the United States and Canada to all parts of Oregon and the Northwest will be again put into effect by THE OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION COMPANY and SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. (Line In n MARCH out March ark VW From the orlnclo.! cities of XCViiJ . b. - follow.': FROM FROM CHICAGO S3S.OO COT7NOTL. BLUFFS 93Q.QO ST. LOUIS 935. SO OMAHA 830.00 KANSAS CITY B30.00 ST. PAUL. S3O.0O Corresponding: rnto from nil other Eastern points. Stopovers at pleasure at all point In Oreg-on. The Colonist Rate is the greatest of all homebuilders. Oregon has unlimited resources and needs more people who desire homes and larger opportunities. Oreg-on people can accomplish spl.ndltf results by heralding this opportunity to all the world. Send Oreg-on literature giving- good. r llaole information about the state, far and wide. Call on the abova railroads for It If necessary. FARES CAN BE PREPAID Here at home If desired. Any ag-ent Is authorized to accept the re quired deposit and telegraph ticket to any point. Call on any O. R. fe N. or S. P. ag-ent, or address . . WM. MclrTURRAY, General Passenger A (rent, Portland. Oregrnn. Lewis-Stenger Barbers' Supply Co. Mn-rhoa and toth Streets, ria Cntlarr and Tollt ArtleUa, Bpali tag C all kind of anarg mTa Teals. GENUINE ROCK SPRINGS COAL SOLE AGENTS. INDEPENDENT COAL AND ICE CO. S53 STARK STBEET. OpDOSlt City Library. Botb. Phonu. REDUCING THE HOSIERY STOCK Sample Values Boys' Heavy Ribbed Stock ings also fine Ribbed Stock ings for girls double heel and toe double knee best . 15c grade 10 Women's White Foot Hosiery double heel and toe best garter top; regular 25c values 15 Women's Fine Silk Lisle Ho siery double heel and toe fast black "Gor don Dye." 45c values .... .25 Women 's Tan All-over Lace Lisle Hose also plain tan double heel. and toe; splendid 35t; grade 2oC Women's Super Cotton Hose, with double foot and high spliced heel "Gordon Dye." Best 50c grade; special. .35J MUSLIN SKIRTS Made in good, full styles, lace and em broidery trimmed, special rTC MERRY WIDOW VEILS Just in by express, new nov elties in "Merry Widow" Veils and Veilings. Also new Neckwear and Belts. America's ORIGINAIi MALT WHISKY. Without a Rival Today MALT Oregon.) R.N 1,1908 ) and Aoril. j. " " XWPP Imperial Hair Regenerator . The Standard Hair Coloring Iior tmj or nieacnea nsur.is a clean durable and harmless Hair Oolor- I m - - n n . ln; wbn applied is unaffected by !.ir-.i batbs. and permits ourlliur. lm of hair colored free. Privacy dtPEBIAL CHEMICAL MFQ.(-0..li5 W. 134 SL.Nev Vrk ow dc Jljurua, SXS Kmsibsi. tatnoi. AGKVTB FOR THE t EI.KUH ATED Rock Springs Coal LIBERTY (UAI. ICE CO, Sill I'lne St. Phones. Main 1662; A J136
