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SESSION OF GRAND
LODGE COMPLETED
I. 0. 0. F. OFFICERS CHOSEN AT ALBANY.
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H. E. Coolrldge, of I. Grande, Is
Chosen Grand Master of Oregon
I. O. O. F. Rebekah Assembly
Elects Officers, Adjourns.
ALBAXT, Or.. May 30 (Special.) Tha
jrrand lodge of Oregon I. O. O. P. con
cluded its Mth annual session tonight and
adjourned to meet next year In Eugene.
The Lane County capital won the JH10
convention by a vote of 37 against lul
for Portland, the other candidates with
drawing before the ballot was taken. The
convention was a most successful one In
every respect and was notable . In that
more delegates attended It than any pre
vious wpsion of the grand lodge. All
trains are loaded with homeward-bound
Oddfellows tonight.
H. E. Coolldge. of La Grande, was
elected grand master of the grand lodge
of Oregon. I. O. O. K., In the annual elec
tion today. T. f Ryan, of Oregon City,
was rhotfen deputy grand muter and A.
"V. 'Bowersox. of Albany, grand warden,
tl:e post w-hlch places the occupant in
line for the chief executive office of the
grand lodge.
Sharon Given Sixteenth Term.
K. Sharon, of Portland, was elected
grand secretary for a 16th conseautive
term and O. I. Doane. of The talles. was
re-elected grand treasurer. Kd Hostetler,
of The Dalles, tlie retiring grand master,
was elected grand representative for the
full term of two years and 9. W. Stryker.
of Portland, was chosen grand representa
tive for one year to nil the vacancy
caused bv the death of Richard Scott, ot
Mil waukie.
Robert Andrews, of Portland, and J.
F Riwely. of Oswego, were chosen trustees
of the Oddfellows Home.
The following officers were appointed this
afternoon to serve for the ensuing year:
Grand marshal. R. H. Rohrig. of Union;
grand conductor. Wayne Grlder. of Con
don: grand guardian. V. A. Wheeler, of
Portland; grand herald. O. B. De, of
Ashland; grand chaplain. Rev. C. P.
Gates, of St. John.
Elect Hereafter by One Ballot.
The grand lodge constitution was
changed today so that one ballot will
elect candidates to all degrees here
after. The Rebekah Assembly also completed
Its session and adjourned tonight. The
session in pronounced the most pleasant
In the history of the assembly, and
nothing occurred to cause a single jar.
The assembly by resolution gave a hun
dred votes of tlianks to Mrs. J. K. Weath
erford. Mrs. C. W. Sears and Mrs. J. J.
Collins, the committee of Albany wo
men who handled arrangements for the
gathering.
The. Rebekah assembly elected officers
as follows: President. Corrie Hubbard,
of Independence: vice-president. Addle
Grout, of La Grande; warden. Belle
Belcher, of Ifayette: secretary. Ora
Cosper. of Dallas re-elected : treasurer,
EVla Jacobs, of Corvallls rr-elected:
trustee of Oddfellows Home In Portland.
Emma Galloway, of McMinnville: trustees
of Rebekah assembly Minnie Baird. of
Union- Anna Templeton. of Forest Grove,
and Jessie White, of Sellwood.
Rebekah Appoinlees Made.
The following appointive officers were
named Uils afternoon:
Grand marshal. Jessie White, of Sell-wood-
grand conductor. Mary t. Moro.
of Lakevlew: grand cliaplaln. May Don
nellv of Condon: grand inside guard, Re
becca Martin, of Oswego: grand outside
i T.-i..t..mr of Salem: execu-
tive committee of Eugene women to ar
range for t!ie session of the assembly In
that city next year. EJla Frascr. Jaca
-.-,i i. V, .. aA Tennie Peter.
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. The election of Mrs Ora Cosper. the
popular grand secretary, reversed the
fates for this is her 13th year as secre
tary and the 3d annual
assembly.
MILLS HERE HANDICAPPED
I. O. Khoacles, S. P. rurchnslng
Agent, Discusses Situation.
Unless the Portland lumber mills ar-
rance to get their own supplies of logs,
: ' 1 - T...a, dnlinH . Pnft.
as me mm! tm r w,,- . - - -
land will be out of the lumber business
as far as Pan Francisco is concerned."
said 1. O. Rhoades. purchasing agent of
the Southern Pacific, last night.
t! arrivH TllffldflV f T" OI11
San Francisco on one of his regular
northern trips. His wife and daughter
preceded him by several days. Mr.
Rhoades said the Southern Pacitic Is par
ticularly- intere!ieu in "ujti's ...
iIortlan"d. as the city is on It own rail
and steamsnip unra. niwiru "
competing lines have to carry the road's
own purchases. ti
The way iiuhk" " 1 . .
?A X. rtuoanes. iug 111 ' ' . -
a thousand base more than they do in
Seattle. rnis is uw-mw:
i Ki.v Ihnip Intra from the
in u is iiat 1 ' ' 1
combine. Instead of owning their own
. 1 .3 ..... .1 n
timber unn. - ' ' " " " ' -
"l-ocs in Seattle at present cost 7.50
and freight to San Francisco Is 3.5rt.
making the cost about $11. To purchase
logs in : oniniiu 1 - ... ' -
required on the spot, while the freight
. - II 1 .lu.nl . V. 1 '.111.. al.
rates may nn can- i" 11 1
. . i.. v.A. t twlteve I
inoilgn a(imwi ..... - - -.
little higher. With that difference It is
obvious purchases are. made in came
in preierence r...u..
believe that unless Portland mills
wisti to lose itie oufni . -
. . . t . I t)itr own
tip in ine irci"-' - --
Iocs." Mr. Rhoades mentioned one mill
wh'ch he said had Its own logging camp.
"Conditions are far better here than
In the East.'" he continued, -awhile the
year has been said to be very quiet, our
v. ... -. .-ere 17V faa. more than the cor-
-,,rfin- ivrriod for last year. Tlfct
does not look very much like hard times.
i i . . i. tnw tult.r fhan lh wrli(l.
ing year, which was exceptionally quiet
tn all lines.
Mr. Rhoades said be would probably
- 1 .. . I . in DaH.
Spend some t:oniiuri ...u- . .
land. He wished to deny a rumor current
tnat nis aue"" -
engaged to. or was even a friend, of
. . - - n I. a r r A rllh fnrrv In
waiter i -v 1 1 ' ' -w --
San Francisco. He said he rumor had
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CSUSel .MISS r ; i n . . . , -..
amount of pain and annoyance and he
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JOIN THECROWD.
MrAllen McDonnell are doing the
business. Prices count for something and
the people are quick to take advantage.
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New officers of Grand Encampment. I. O. O. F.: Front row., left to right W. R. Cunnlnrton. of Canyon City, grand
high priest: J. M. Williams. n Eugene, grand patriarch: L- Wimber!y. of lloteburg. grand senior aarden. fc-cond row W.
W. Francis, of Albany. grairWtreasurer: O. P. Miller, of Oregon City, grand Junior wardrn; O. P. Kuklry, of llarrUhur.
grand marshal; G. A. Pogue. of Ontario, arrand Inner guard: George W. Wright, of Albany, grand outer guarrt.
Members St. John Rebekah degree team: left to right, front row Josephine I'm. Anna llathawav. Jooephine Hendrlrk.
Rose Robinson. C-rithla Hewitt. Sarah E- BaJley. Clara McKrnney. Half'.e McKinney. Cora Churchill. Jnaepliine Kallsher.
Pascal Hill. Second row Laura Gallon. Anne Pcrrlne. Tillle Hill. I.nite lllnilercoiint. Amy Hay. lbee Itovd. Ituby
Markell. Alice Wheeler. Mary Downey. Bark row Zella Dunbar. Mollis Carmany. Hubert Simons. May Elliott. Effie Beam.
VIETHODISTS MAY BUILD
TAYI,On-STREET CHURCH
XK.K1) OF MORE ROOM.
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Consrcgatlon Will Decide Soon
Whether to Erect Edifice or
Alter Present One.
Whether the present Ts lor-P:reet
Methodist Church building, at Taylor and
Third streets, shall be torn down and
replaced wlih a commodious modern
structure, or whether the building now In
use shall be enlarged to take .care of the
growing congregation, are qistttions tha
will lie tleclded when tho executive board
holds its next meeting early In June. The
committee appointed to consider tlie ad
vUabillty of adopting one or the other
of the two propositions will ronder its
decision at that time.
This committee, consisting of G. F.
Johnson. David Mulr. A. King Wilson.
A. M. Smith and B. 1 -ee Paget, has had
tiie matter In hand for the pat three
months, but &declion haa not yet been
reached. Home members are. known to
be favorah'c to fhe plan to build a new
church, while others believe that the tim
is not yet opportune for undertaking the
erection of a building such as Is desired.
They are of the opinion that by making a
number of additions to the present church
tlie necessary room will be provided with
out incurring a heavy Indebtedness. The
committee was at the time of lis election
aeked to Investigate the matter of a new
site, but the impression prevails tliat the
church should remain where it Is.
The church building Is one of the oloe
In the city and lias been remodeled from
time to time to provide for tlie growing
needs of the congregation. In the event
that the plan to remodel the church Is
adopted, a wing will be erected on the
routh side, on the property now occupied
bv a marble works. The property con
swts of more than a Iquarter block at the
southeast corner of Taylor anil -Jhlrd
streets. It has been in the hands of the
congregation s-nce the founding of the
church more than tn years sgo.
LEAGUE IS AFTER M'KENNA
Peninsula Irrlopcr Object to Hit
Method of Naming Street. -
elded to petition th Oty Council to
rtrnl It action In nanuinc tb lr?t
!Uonbud and suttfltitute th Indian ap
pellatl-jn. A petition drawn up and
a conunittM appoints to prvani tha
matter, to the Counrtl and a9tt for the
clianjrt.
At thin mllnc live itr aptra for
t h If n I n4j I m a rnnul rd . t n mo
tion a 'committ was appointed to watt
on t!i t'liy Kmfineer and a.k that ha
exp-cdite the pla. Th yntrm pro
posed will be ore of the larxeat and mont
expensive, yet built tn Portland. 8b
of tha preliminary work on the plana ha
been )rne
Amusements
What ta rma Agiaiia a.
The penlnvula r"elopment Lamitu Is
after Framla I. MrKenna with a harp
pth-k bfUM he not the CTty Council to
name the new combined thorough f ara
made rp of ilpptn and Hawaon atreeta
Ixmibard afreet, when the league wanted
It called W auktn. an abrex-inted Indian
name- For aome time the leairue hi
been li urine on n Imllan name for the
lona; atreet. whlfh la to be extended down
the Pen tn pula to 8t. John, and decided
that an Indian name would Ym appro
priate, and p elected Waukln. Meanwhile
11 r. McKemia. decided that thla street
should be called Ixwnbard. after a lone
street In UnUon. ard itot It tbroutrh th
""lty Council befora the members of tha
Development Leajcua knew what waa co-
In a on.-
At the meetlna: of the leasue at Arbor
Todffe AVedresday nlcht Mr. MeKenna
cama In for a "roast. and It Je
and trenttnuina tmuihoul Rom rimiril
-rk, ih pr fonruiitcfa Ml tart at 12
OWl0 ATTtLAtTIOXa.
s-eaia aWllaa: fe fU sOttaaer.
IIt!ijc ThMir for .H Main not 1 h'a
favorite Amrtrn srlor sn1 hi piftt4
c-m tn jr I , i firrMni r ri i- orrrl y
t-w-. -The D"r of the rm il mt U
w i hm-r foe fmr nia ntf
ri-st Mtil. Maty Mr ekirtnr !
I ha the s'" i ' s ..f M t.lr
career la thla brti.ittt n-rinc
Crrbetrm aad He Cireet Taslght.
The famniu Kunlin rmphofiy OrrhMtra
of 40 muu-inni. undr the fltre- tUn of tha
l)irtrt1 U.mItst AHtrbu'T. oc-thr villi
the H-n Jr - flay era. -Aitm hr -f-
moui tnd (avrtrli '-tor. H "a 1! ri . HI
present "A V irlumm-r Nlvhv s rtra'' at
the HeM! a T1fiT. rourenrrt ani w !-
tr.ffton airetMw. t-rlsht at H I- o'cio-a ana
nmrria iftTfiH.n an4 nlht hundar
ntht. "The Tempest" will b-m mix e-al
now . aeiiins ,
-It 11 appeaieA la NaedlAd.
Only three mor rhar.cea tn s Vrris
Tlarfnan tn the frrfimlnf mu'-l .-o m 1 v .
"I ( Hipr"'! In .Nrtfi.tmi," at lha Hkr,
toniani. uimru it.iUti' and nisit. ctna-
ln tha flri in' airac im-
mnasl- popular at trmrt ion lv tht rtty Mr
Ifartman rirretiincy.gmu ana nnn y
Katbermea loo-Wt brotor in Nord-
land.
Taa Maar mt TkU Nnt.
"errl Mart man a lit t1v ttlr-har4 ."
ttlS" m-itt'-at - T( Xoar . Toli."
at tha Iltmltcr f.-at rr kt. lni4 of "Tha
r'lltan of Hutu." as riloui:v annunra4
Thla ta haeauaa- Of X' "u 1 ' tlTmaMt to i
hint tn tha rrroer. hi h U t.trr1 by
mip) to tw tha bttt In hi lone r ( arrt-iif
It -- rn 1 ha ajreatures a cm.c opra
troupe to Japan.
Barrte s - rWatra nay.
"The- little MtriUtec," whlrh tha Baker
fto-k Coropan haa ln .ib la at tha
HunrMloa all t hi week. IP 00 of t ha
prttist atid qutr.lft corned if a f rr fll
ten. It ta bv J M Barri. tnI tha -eaes
sra laid In Kcwi'nd and are a tma plrtur
of ltf In an oi.i - fcrotch vlVa- Aa Lidy
Babbie. Mia li at hr beat.
.Thrlma- ml tha L-rte.
: Thelmt" t -holdtfis ih bard at tha
I. rl- liim .vifh. ai the p--7uiar atrii
rorrapSTir ta' lmc a ap endld prlu-i Ion of
thf ( a 110 u romrf Tha- A kri rorn rr
a. on ued. a"d t fiU of aeni.ntent and
dlihiful rmCT Th't a ill be a mitinr
r aturday - last time Fatarda? nlsbt seata
Boar acllloc - - -
AT THR AlUKtIJ.fc THEATERA.
imllj mm at Orpheaiaa,
Pt'tv an la not Trtv'in on paat pr-forman-a
He ! m favarl mntre man.
and t aerna that ae l more of a fa .ri t
r.-w t liari ever tt "r1 V" h n h fllmNi r
t i fiat!lf hlf to te'1 rme arrr'. about
hta famll In tat eoe.flont ist mod ho
amri he i at he Nt ar. oia Itatraera
ax - t led In knot a wliti mirth. - - - - . - -.
rUiaewtUa mt Mr. -1m.m
Thouitil ha tauche! over tha famoua
Cithaon if'or. h-h tan In I.'-ra for o
lona. entlil.! "The i:turu.in ,.f Mr. I'lntv"
and t he play found 4 upon t hm ! en a of
in -ofpsiiar aver nf tn it ta by
Auffuvtu Ihuitm. on of lha teat-knoa
of Amfflrm r rniM, and will be pt e-
antd bv the t4er sto-k Company at tha
wninow an past a
One-rla C'lrrwa Caajitaa Orpbemam.
The Klli-Nom!Bn Company wti, pM -n Ita
erk and
tent rn lha r Dhoum '!
Mill ffie "A Niiu at H r
tar o!d-tlme or.-rinc affair, arii
bais and rtmedian dlspnae fun for old and
Ufi( and takca ba a to the
hii ott -rried water for the eam: la
orurr to sat a paaa into lha eno
-Mto rw MBer.
'Hla Own Ma her." a roa rr farve. ail It
be among the s-ia at th lrand Haa mt
n-w bill l openod Monday aftarrnooa, "Tha
Ut of the Himenl a near act In
ahlrh aim peopia snar The t-iot la :
vented tn eots A not her bis act wtil ha
haooa. preaentina II vine Portrait frora lha
nan or tama. .
Haare of taa at raafaaea.
Tha death of (leonatra. vhirh will Ka
tho featured attraction at nt Pantaea
1 a t r no xi . la a dmtnMlp pnt
mn flnrs. nirn 1a aad 10 is mart
of (( t:iuion and fi!ir t r- - It
dani . by 1-a 11. an ar;ii m h t nited
for iter arace. bau:y anl original Idea
Ores Xaaleal Art.
A great muvieat act la th f7'ta Kr.
hi- h heada tha 'rt of aptat les at t ha
r.rand this week Theae four rnual-lans hava
akea the sodienraa by aiorm and t-.ara
ha-a bm t mu!'-l a-ta to dupMrat
t ha lr popularity Harrv- eraira. ana of
the beat-known frrta: Impersonators on tha
tr. anor tha ape is it tea, being tha
added attraction
A a eta Fvtmraaa At rwaigea.
1ea Aparhe da Paris" la drawing rapa -eltr
hoiaea to the Fariiag Theater at e-b
r-rrorTTtar'-e. Another noetr on tre btll
which is worthy of mentkon. la tha, act pro
pented bv Mlea Aneta 1'rtTTirnn. a qui' h
change artlae. wto ta making a irvnrtfi
h!t with tba aoDg. -My Oreat Hig brother
t I vest
Star Th saw's Bill. -fotnede
pictttrea run riot at the tar th'-s
ak. with two dramati- pt-' ura to t,.
nr tho bt'.l. TVnw m.-nk. llluvtiaiM .ai
taiat. sed I ef-e J ofilt. are making
faoata ef frienls Bimnicg ImonUoo d&i
'THE APOLLO U th"only plyt- pino wboee oonc toondt
perfectly natural, because the APOLLO alone baa a Amaoa tottch.
Every piaoitc knowa that the only way to cauae the piano himmen to
strike the atnnga in the rutural way 14 by a down
ward atroka afvn the piano keya.
Tfie Apollo 88-Note Player Piano
dtt strike Jc oa the mf of eh hty. Other platan kbr
arrikc mf oa tbe Kicker of the acdoa or nifVr tba key mt th
back, both of which mctboda arc entirely ooAatvrml mod caa
our produce anxiararal. mecikaoical laasac. '
Then, too, aiocc th ApoCo'a acrikioc poanmarica bav Nt
travel orJf'ooe-third a far aa otbera, they take oo!y ooe-tbird
aa long to recover; therefore apeak triUa aaJ paay aS rapid
patn much faster.
Tbe Urceat cocopeticg tnaaufacrarera bare aaked the
right to oae tbe ApoQo't "Human Tooch" frstureon a rofafrr
bans. Tbe A polio Com pear considers it far too valuable to
share with others, however, mad h positively wiQ Dot appear
in any other player or player piano.
New, we aW ao apart m fcliodty as abaat eer has ae4 diat W m
iaa is il l' sajtbaritsas la lae timiry of tks ApoJka SS-iCosa riaysr Plaaas, Vaat will yae aat call aae
4aT this w aadini-rangso tait asast mctm al ktsuiumaa t W sr1 taa yeasr pssamiM pUaa me mid atyte
l7r piano ta trtds aa aa ApaUo at a tatr vaiaa
Waasmr ya 4, o mat ismst ta a piarrr pv
fli.s-af jsOawa ttfJftlU'
fmsmmmne Jmgert jn
' afsara sa a kryt.
1 aai)y.
Hovenden-Soule Piano Company
EXCLUSIVE ACENTS
106 FIFTH STREET. BET. WAS HINGTON-AND STARK
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BIGS FOR INSPECTORS
KTnr.irrcAU TiiANsroiiTATiox
T hU)W ron Til KM.
Hanan Shoes
- -Meaarra m tHm Waa Raiatge."
XmI welu beginning Kuttfla r teatleea.
ITie i. rte fst'M-a omiwane wi lar tne
1 g h ! f u I arm mm r fa u ! Ufa tn t e h-xi h
Hsana i.f tha I'lue IU1 . a r1 n.lel
w tin clean c otn-i y ! a a abumlanr .f
heart ntreait. Il o Wait rati ana
aTaarea ' ro-
WETHERBEE WILL SPEAK
To Impart Boostrr ldras al Orraon
City Meeting Tharsday.
fKHOaN rtTT. tr.. Mar -0 !(-
r!aj- Tha plhll-lly romml I ta f lha
t'oiiimrrrlal t'luh la pTannlnai for a t'ic
buoatar tnllna at lha talraTv Tha.
atr n&t TuaMar eenma fr. J. ii
Watharbaa. praldnt of lha Prttand
t'omrusrrlal tfltib. and - Z. t'hapiikan,
of tha Chapman AtvrHslnc (Vmtiinr.
will a-1vs hoAstlsc talks, and brief ad
dresses will ba matla bjr Mata jtiatnr
lledass. lora HroarneU and alh-
rs. An orlsnal poem, nulllnlna tha
advantaaes of re-on i-tr and ialt
amas County. lu ts rad bv t. P.
faarls. th" club's puMleltr promoter.
Ir. A. I Paada. chairman of the pub.
)t H r . com ml nee. la dlrerttnc tha. affair.
More Haste Neexled In Ixaoklns Owi
Vl Street Impmi etnen la Now
taotnK On Tlirouclaoal t'lly.
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Inawtor amtlo4 In t.a of ?Vw of
CMy r.iner Taylar ara to bs pravidr
with two sing la riga that they rear tipe
data Lietr tour t the rlt t In lha Inapnc
Uon of tha many street Imtirwinrtiit (.at
ara belnc marie, a pr!naih-f auKhorta-
Irvg the rhecutha Hoard to esparnd trM fa
exr-e-ed In tha rtarrhaae of two harae,
a buggy and two sets of harrv-aa waa re
cently agae4 y the tVunctl. It ran be
fora t riecullva Knard r-a i -rla y and.
after some d! amission, waa apjrovM. fnaW
will be naked for two hora-na Immediately, i
Tli rIrrutlTw Board aiao arprmH of j
tha ordlnanra rarsenilr pa aa l by tlie i
Council providinjc al11 naJ taiiilanra for
tha of floa? of the Otr r3nlneer. TUla or- ,
din a now -rr k)ed for an aaalatant engineer-
at fU) a ntonlh. a draughtman al
and a computer at PV
Fr axntne .me I hr we inarwrtnrt h a e
been depending on aireetar f ranwn-v ta
lion aa a mearis of rah.ng the annua
aireet tnrro'Mn,nta on their lnate tta
loam. T). ka m-V of travel, rrtreaa-nta-llres
of Use Rnt.narr'a offlrw raaliW,
was not sufrtcta-nlly speedy and aatiafac
lory to enable the Itnuted numrwf of In.
apertora in t Ive emp'py of the trity to rw-r.
form their worfc. rithar to the avatiafartioa
of the rx y or the c-ontra-tor. tWvauw of
thla fae-t. It developed In the dUnsalnn,
street Improvement a trrnuently ara heUI
tip for MrrefUrnw for some time
InahUlty to have their work lnapNried
when rmahed la an Invariah.e rirut suh.
milted by every del!n,tent mntrariof
when ha apiara before tha MHeut!vw
Board and asks mora tlmo In a hi. h to
romplMa Ms eMitrai-t. By making tt p"a
atbJe for Inapeetoni mora promptly tt
theae improvwmenta and e-otrdu t t ! re
quired In arpeft tone, the Kteruth-e I uaartl
eapeota to facilitate thla cltarater of pub,
t- tt7serveanta
ratMllas"
Mora; tsks Uiw baa
A ppewdlHrla.
prevaat ap.4t" it .g
COMINC!
Be Sure to See It
Neat week, beginning Mondav and
Continuing? until ra t a rigni, houae.
ar-e and others of lort i nJ are to
bo given a treat In t;e frtrm ef am
on t rations on rwreal f.l a h r-f e
aentativra of lha Quaker tkats Com
pany. Hldea belnc the beat -ere frwva
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w holeaome way prepare and trta
rerwal foods. Tl la la a rare oppor
tunity for tha ladtee of INr t .and.
If vou will attend one of theaa dr tri
or, at rat l on a you'll fee fully repaid,
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PORTLAND'S BEST SHOE STORE
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