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BT'NtJ A LOW THEATER (Twelfth end
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rath and Sv.nth Vaud.T.,1.. Ttua
art.raooa al 1:1 J and tonight al S IS.
GRAND THEATER Par an
loa Yeu4.vUl. This axtaraooi
obicbi at 7 40 anil St
PA.VTAtJKH THEATER Fourth and Stark)
vBd"it:i. TB! aftaraooa at I 11. l
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I.TRIC THEATER Fr.n:n and AIdr
I.yne t'om.dy Comptar lo "Woir.or aad
e-hnlii ia part," Thia afternoon at
2 and tools til at T SO a ad a.
TAR. ARCAD3, OH JOT. ODEOf. Tf
VOLI i'krat tua pictures, 11 A. 14 . 11
P. M.
RECREATION PARK (Twratr-foaria and
tKU)-Btlk Sacramento ts. Forl-
ibla aft.rnooa at A
Advertla-eesents lateatlee! far Ike City
Xewa la Brier ralaaaaa la Sana-ay's law
SMaal a eaaaVd la The Orrg.alaa
kiaalaeaa !( by "clack la lor mar
WoMAX'S CLl-a TO NoitlXATB To DAT.
The Portland Woman's Club will meet
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. In Women
of Woodcraft HalL The nomination of
officers for next year will be the Im
portant feature of the business meet
ln The following irog-ran-inie will be
given by the dramatic art department
of which Mrs. Lucy Edwards Bruce Is
leader: Scene from "At the Sign of
the. Cleft Heart." Mrs. P. L Thompson
and Mrs. Anton Gleblsch; readings, by
Airs. J. Werthelmer. Airs. John R- Tom
Union. VIrs. E. B. McFarland and Mrs.
P. L. Thompson: monologues, "A Boston
Woman at a Reception." by Mrs. Alien
M. brown, and "Behind a Curtain." by
Mrs. Anton Gleblsch: scene from the
Japanese comedy. "A Flower of Yeddo
(Mrs. Herbert G. Reed). Mrs. J. She
manskl. Mrs. J. Werthelmer and Mrs.
John it. Tomllnson.
AlCrCNT WgAVtXO TO B Pmoww.
I tfl a loom from Athens. Raymond
Duncan will demonstrate the art of
wearing as followed by the ancient
Greeks In a lecture In the rooms at
the Museum of Art. Fifth and Taylor
streets this afternoon. Mr. Duncan Is
trying to revise "Hellenic culture" and
with his sister. Isadora, has appeared
In most of the cities of the United
States. He will be accompanied this
afternoon by his wife, Penelope. They
present the "Electra." of Sophocles,
Illustrate the Greek gymnastla system
and give concerts of Hellenic music.
witn the rolk songs of d'.rterent nations.
The lecture today will be devoted
largely to the arts of weaving and
draping. In which the Greeks excelled.
Water Ptaxt Sjsls Bruio I.wtsti
oatcix. A committee from the Mount
Scott Citizens' Leagoe Is Investigating
the purchase of the Woodmere Water
Company's plant by the city for !.
0. This committee met yesterday and
received a report from a member who
had secured an Inventory of the prop
erty secured. Rev. W. H. Meyer, presi
dent of the league, saJd that the com
mittee had not yet decided what action
It would take. If any. He said that It
had been ascertained that the purchase
Included considerable property outside
the city, the old wells and pumping
station. The Water Board has dis
tributed eight and 12-Inch mains to
supply Bull Run water In the district.
Tabob. Heights Improvsjmekt Cuts
Forked. The Tabor Heights Im
provement Club has elected C 1L
Welch president and W. D. Deavor secretary-treasurer.
Dues were placed at
10 cents a month, and regular meetings
will be held Wednesday nights at
o'clock, at places to be designated by
the president. All men and women
residing upon, owning or controlling
real property In the district outh of
Thorburn avenue, north of East Market
street, east of East Sixty-second and
weat of East Seventy-sixth streets are
eligible to membership. Committees
on park, water and streets were sp
linted. Club starts with it members.
T. XI. C. A. Sscretart Namso. C
Mason has been appointed assistant
lecretary of the Toung Men's Christian
Association to succeed F. E. A. Smith
who has resigned. Mr. Smith's health
would not permit the constant travel
that the position necessitates. Mr.
Mason was -formerly membership sec
retary of the Detroit Y. M. C. A., and
comes with the reputation of being
well qualified for the work. Mr. Mason
has already taken up his work In the I
office of I. B. Rhodes, state secretary.
In Portland.
XEwinato Brick A Tils Compaht.
At a meeting of the directors of the
wberg Brick Jfc Tile Company, of
Portland, held Wednesday, Apr.l 24, W.
H. Dryer, a member of the firm of
Dryer A Bollam. Front stroel commis
sion merchants, was elected vice-president
and C. C Cady. factory superin
tendent at Newberg. a direct r. to suc
ceed Charles IL Lucas, a local contrac
tor, who has sold his Interests 'ti the
rompany to the president. Mr. Gus
('uddat. of Rex. Or. Mr. Lucas is no
lons-er identified with the company.
W. J. Kiu.t Fvxerai. Hbxd. Fu
neral of William J. Kelly was held at
the home of the family, IOCS Corbett
street at :30 o'clock yesterday. Mr.
Kelly was a member of the firm of
.Nick urn A Kelly. After the services
at the home, muss was celebrated at
Sr. Lawrence Church, at which Rev.
J. C Hughes officiated. Burial was at
St. Mary's Cemetery.
WojtAX's Club to Mest. The cur
rent events department of tne Wo
man's Club will meet Saturday eve
nine: at t o'clock, at the offloe of Ella
Crlm Lynch. 250 H Third street. The!
time will be given to Mexico and her
revolutions. The radlopticon will be
used showing some 60 vie of per
sons and places including maps of
battles.
EoccATtosAt. MrETixo to Bb Held To
Pat. County School Superintendent
Robinson will conduct the second edu
cational meeting for the county dis
tricts totlay at Troutdale. A general
meeting will be held tonight, when
Mr. Robinson and M. U Pratt, of Port
land, will deliver addresses.
SrRAOoorB Services Puiweo. Serv
ices will be held this evening at Con
gregation Ahaval Sholom Synagogue,
Park and Clay streets, at 8 o'clock.
Music will be by the choir. Tomorrow
morning services at S.30 o'clock. Rabbi
R. Abrahamson officiating.
Streetcar Partlt Coxsl-mkd bt Fire.
Fire resulting from excessive resist
ance, partly consumed a streetcar be
longing io the Portland Railway. Light
& Power Company, at Chapman and
Yamhill rtreets, yesterday morning at
J: JO o'clock.
F. E. Reach Co.. Pioneer Pa-nt
Company, moved from 13S First street
to 103 Front street, between Washing
ton and Stark. Mala 1314. A 7043.
For Coos Bat aro Ecreka. the
popular steamer Alliance sails Saturday
North Pacific Steamship
night at
Company. 11 Third street.
BtooAOl delivered quickly. B. A ft.
T. Co.. Park and Davis. M SS0. A 1!1.
Hior-CLass painting, papering, tinting.
Sheeny Bros. Main JuTl A 2410.
Vote for J. J. Jennings. Counrll-man-lt-Large.
(Paid adv.).
YoTg for J. J. Jennings. Councll-msn-at-Large.
(Paid adv.).
Zjz. W. Arnold Undsey. Selling bldg.
Ornox oit Exani-!ara Srr Pl
enum. Option bare been secured by
the city on two lota tor an engine
house In Kow City Park. The lota are
on the aouth aide of the bandy Dome-
rard near East Flfty-iixth street. Chief I
CamDbell and the Are committee of the 1
Executive Board are satlsUed with the
given by the Rose city rim Associa
tion which prohibits the erection of any
buildlna- other than a residence aiid the
association urges that an engine-house
comes within the prohibitive class, but
the fact that firemen live In an engine
house may overcome the restrictive
clause.
Rabbi Wisb to SriAt "The Hebrew I
Cnlon College the Centrifugal Force
In American Judaism.' will be the topio
of Rabbi Wise's sermon at Beth Israel
tonlRhf. The choir, under the dlrec-
, I tlon ot Mrs. Rose Bloch-Bauer. will sing i
; the service and the anthem "Day Is ,
ovina in tne n tit iaiieri. c
Coursen will play by request the organ
solo. -Andantlno" (Lemersfc The serv
ice commences at ( and tomorrow at
10:30 o'clock. All men and women are
welcome.
Club I.vporseb Librabt Pits- The
Rose City Park Improvement League
has Indorsed the offer of a gift of a
lot In Rose City Park by A. 11. Metcalf.
a member, as the site for a permanent
library. Mr. Metcalf was commended
for his public sprlted action, and the
County Court urged In a letter from
Secretary Allshaw to give the subject
consideration.
East Side Orakd Arkt Cosstttto
to Mx st. The East Side Grand Army
memorial lolnt committees will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 1441, First street
to begin arrangements for Memorial
day exercises to be held In Monument
Square of Lone Fir Cemetery. The
posts are: Sumner, Ben Butler, Wood-
lawn. Montavllla, St. Johns and Sell-
wood.
Th Ma Took a Fit. Cost him
Just 13.50 and he knows they are worth
IS. for he has bought 'em before from
the high-rent fellows. He's our cus
tomer now for keeps. New address,
111 Fourth, corner Alder. Boston
Sample Shoe Store.
Clvb to Disctss Bono Issvts. The
North East Side Improvement As
rociatiim will meet tonight in Woodmen
hall. Russell street and Rodney ave
nue, to consider the Broadway bridge
situation and especially the .question of
Issuing bonds.
W. W. Coplst EiEi irr Pasapexa.
W. W. Copley, of ' Portland, died in
Pssadens, CaL. Wednesday. He was
S years old. He was the father of
W. G. Copley, Miss lrena Copley and
Mrs. Mary Hummer of this city.
JC L. Pbatt to Deuver Orattow. M.
L. Pratt, past department commander
of the Grand Army ior wegon,
accepted an Invitation to deliver the
Memorial day address at acumuviiw
May IL
t era Insurance company de
sires to establish a local agency and
are looking for a city agent; state
. .. n, n. kn.iniyii and experience. E
For Rent. Lower flat, hardwood
floors: Nob Hill. A-l neighborhood: re
sponsible parties only. Main 24.
A. I. Barbor is the people's candi
date for City Auditor. No. 15 on the
ballot. (Paid adv.).
Fraxk L. Smith's fancy hams. He
Halt a ham at Frank L. Smith's. lc
Fresh ranch eggs, Frank L. Smlth's.IOc.
Frank U. Surra's Norway butter, S0c
Frank I Surra's Meadows butter, 40c-
AID SOCIETY IMPROVES
Buildings Being Built
Playgrounds Equipped.
and
The Boys' & Girls Aid Society of
Oregon Is making extensive improve
ments on the grounds at the Receiving
Home, East 29th and East Irving
streets and Is removing all the old
buildings and replacing them with
modern out-bulldlngs. Two large play
sheds have been built and are being
provided with gymnasium equipment.
A baseball park will be prepared for
the boys and tennis court and croquet
ground for the girls. The children also
EX-PORTLAJTD RESIDENT WBO
DIED EX SPOKANE LAST
TTESDAY.
James 3C Maaea died In Spokane,
Wash., last Tuesday. He was bora
la Carlyle. Ind.. March It. 1I7T. Mr.
Manes was In good health until re
cently, when heart trouble began,
which caused his death. Mr. Manes
sraa a vfteraa of the Spanish -American
War. being a member of B
troop. Fourth United Stales Cavalry,
with which he served throughout
the entire war.
la February. 10. Mr. Manea mar
ried Florence Smyth, of Pendleton,
Or., and formerly of Portland. She
survives him. His mother Is Mrs.
Charles H. Heller, of this city, and
his brother. Charles R. Manes, Is
assistant chief of, polio of the
Island ef Porta Rico. After his mar
riage Mr. Manes removed from Port
land to Spokane, where at the time
of tale death he was city salesman
for the J. H. Overhauser Candy Com
pany. Funeral services took place in Spo
kane Thursday and burial will be In
Rlvervlew Cemetery In this city to
day. A delegation of Spanish War
veterans will meet the body at the
train. Rev. Delmer Trimble, of the
Centenary Methodist Church, wul
conduct the servloes at the grave.
have Individual gardens In which they
are contesting for a prise.
There are now on hand at the Re
ceiving Home (1 children. Twenty
seven are girls and 35 boys. The ma-
Jorlty of these children are for place-
ment lo family homes. They range In
age from S to It years. Applications
will be received at the Receiving Home
by calling up East S or B 1404.
JVHERE T0 DINE.
All lbs delicacies of the season at th.
Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart
ments for ladles. SOS Wash near iia ac.
f s I il.iiii.inj.inunie.-l."ti
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' Jamrr kL Maaea. I
FIREBUG IS BACK
on Cheap Lodging-
Houses Are Renewed.
POLICE THINK MAN CRAZY
Much Needless Trouble Taken by
Lodfor, Who Bores Holes In AVall,
Fills Them With Kerosene
and Bets Beds Afire. t
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SIX LODCrvO-H Ot'SE FIRES bET
BY FIKEOCO.
B.ptsmber 4. 1010. Room in
Phillips Bouse. Fifth and Burnslde
sueeta, set afire by lodger, wbo dis
appeared. September 8. Dewey House, Third
and Burnslde streets, found silre at
Intervals of aa hour, and lodgers
goae.
September IT. Third room In
Dewey Houe found sore under simi
lar circumstances.
December IS. Room In New Phil
adelphia .Motel First and Madison
streets, same circumstances.
April IT. 1011, Deliberate attempt
made to fire room in lodging-house
at 40ft Flrt street, by lodger.
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After a lull of nearly five months the
police are called upon again to cope with
a mysterious firebug, whose mania seems
to be to destroy cheap lodging-houses,
the sixth attempt of the kind having
been made yesterday at a lodging house
at 340H First street by a man who es
caped before his work was discovered.
He is believed to be the same man
who made three attempts upon one
house In the North End and tried to
burn two others. It Is supposed that
he Is demented. .
The room was rented the night before
to a stranger, a dark-complexioned man,
nnarTiti A Uhnr.r The blaze was dlS-
i coverei early yesterday morning, before
; )t na1 gained headway. Holes bad been
bored In the walls and kerosene naa
been poured Into them. The amount
of needless work done showed that the
man was unbalanced.. The police have
a description of him.
The method used in all six cases was
the same. The room was rented early
In the night and was abandoned before
daylight. In most of the former cases
the bedding was set afire.
Before the beginning of the series of
attempts a demented man was caught
In the act of soaking his socks with oil
and throwing them. Ignited, from a win
dow In the Rheinpfalx Hotel, but he was
In custody when some of the subsequent
attempts were made.
As all of the places attacked are in
clusters of Inferior buildings each had '
contained the material for a bad confla
gration and only good luck In discovering
the fires quickly has prevented a seri
ous fire, -probably involving loss of life.
LABOR OFFICIAL FETED
IXTERXATIOXAIi TTPOGRAPm
CAIi SECRETARY HERE.
TV. Hays Gnest of Local Printers
at Banquet and Smoker Con
vention South Arranged.
At a banquet in his honor at the
Oregon Hotel last night J. W. Hays.
secretary-treasurer of the mternatlon-
1 Typographical union, advocated con
tinued reciprocity on the part of print
ers with employers. Replying on be
half of the Job Printers' Association
Francis W. Chausse urged a closer
union between employes and employ
ers.
The banquet was followed by a
smoker at Christensen's Hall at
Eleventh and Yamhill streets, which
was largely attended. Here Mr. Hays
spoke on the objects of trades union
ism. During the day Mr. Hays wss
entertained with a launch ride on the
river and an automobile trip through
Interesting parts of the city.
He will leave today for San Fran
cisco to make arrangements for the
annual convention of the typograph
ical unions to be held in that city the
week of August 14. Before leaving,
however, he will be taken to visit the
paper mills at Oregon City.
Mr. Hays said that at the forth
coming convention the agreement wtth
the American Newspaper Publishers'
Association, which expires In May.
1912'. will come up for amendment and
Instructions will be issued as to
whether It shall bt renewed. He In
dicated that there will be no radical
changes and that there Is every pros
pect of continued peace and amity be
tween typographical unions and em
ployers. 25-YEAR LEASE SECURED
Tnll & Gibbs Building to Be Re
modeled by Syndicate.
The Tull & Gibbs building, owned by
the Sweeny Investment Company, has
been leased for 25 years by a syndicate
composed of Fred 8. Stanley, Robert
Smith and Whitney L Boise, who will
remodel the structure Into an office
building.
The building is a six-story brick, oc
cupying the quarter block at the south,
west corner of Seventh and Morrison
streets with a 60-foot "T" at the rear
extending through to Park street. It
was built five years ago for Tull A
Gibbs by the Sweeny Company, of
which Charles Sweeny, the Spokane
millionaire. Is the principal stockholder.
The lease to Tull & Gibbs, which was
for 10 years, has been terminated and
the syndicate will take possession Aug
ust 1- The lease for the entire period
was made from the Sweeny Investment
Company.
Cost of the alterations, it has been
estimated, will be between $50,000 and
$60,000. The frontage on Morrison,
Seventh and Park will be divided Into
a number of stores with offices occu
pying the upper stories. Fast elevators
will be Installed.
VOTERS TO BE INFORMED
Election Information Being Sent to
Portland Residents.
A force of mailing clerks was last
night placed at work at the City Hall
wrapping booklets containing election
Information, to be mailed to the voters
under direction of City Auditor Barbur.
Every voter In the city will be sup
plied with a copy.
This Is the first time in the history
of the city that the voters have been
l ; Y SCO
Portland's Oldest Grocers.
143 TMrd Street.
A 4432.
Main 9432.
WEEKLY
SAVING
BULLETIN
When we advertise "Weekly
Saving Bulletin," we give yon
only "regular" high-class jfrocer
ies at a reduction for two days,
and guarantee yon they are not
"sales purchased" so-called
"groceries."
WE OFER for
Friday and Saturday
E. S. V. P. Salt (Shakers), three
cartons 25
Eeiller's Marmalade, crock, 30
Gifford's fancy Bipe Olives, at.
can 50 f
Pnree de Pois Gras, regular 25c
tin " 20
Ghirardelli Ground Chocolate, in
1-lb. tins 30
Eoyal Baking Powder, 1 - pound
tins . . 45
Solid Packed Tomatoes, 2 cans for
25c; cr dozen tins. .. .31.25
Italian Vermouth, bottle... 85
0. P. S. Eye or Bonrbon, full
quarts, per bottle SI. 75
JUST IN
Jones' Dairy Farm Little Hick
ory Smoked Hams. -St.
Johnsbnry Crackers.
Philadelphia- Cream Cheese.
"Bity" Herkimer County Cheese.
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SHOPPERS
Fresh ' Florida Tomatoes, Florida
Grape Trait, Hood River Apples,
Artichokes, Young Green Onions,
Celery Hearts, Strawberries, Cu
cumbers, Telephone Peas, New
Potatoes, Oregon Asparagus, Ore
gon Spinach, fancy Head. Lettuce.
All goods purchased Saturday
will be charged on May accounts.
supplied with full Information through
official booklets as to all of the pro-
posed amendments to the charter. The
I full txts of all these are printed. There
is also a list of the polling place and
other Information that will be of much
value to the voters, of whom there are
about 35,000.
YE OREGON GRILLE.
Have you heard the French Mexzo
Soprano, Miss Alicia Petitclerc. who is
now filling a short engagement at the
above favorite Grill, In popular and
operatic songs? Her reception by the
music lovers of the city has been ex
tremely cordial. Signor Pletro Marino
and his celebrated orchestra still play at
luncheon hour.
"Cut out the dope! Use Nature's
cure! It Is "Oregon Herbs' for kidney
and bladder trouble. Guaranteed at
i'luramer's. Third and Madison."
Plant Slbson loses. Pbone Sell wood 960
If a man's face is his fortune, then
be should frame It in a good collar
Arrow
collars
15evfof,V"'25 M
"i.ne a
CUFTON LAMBS CLUB
2' eisa 2!V bisk
Notch collars with the
smart inverted "V" fronts
duett, rVabodv A Company, Troy, Vtrw York
P. W. BALTES
AND COMPANY
PRINTING-
Main 165, A 1163 First and Oak
aasKA
.FT I fsl'l
fOWNE$
KID FITTING
SILK GLOVES
All lengths, sizes, shades.
YOU, no doubt, have your fav
orite clothier. Most men
have, but that point is immaterial
cial weaves, colors, patterns and
designs. See the Suits and Over
coats we're selling at $15, $20, $25
A FORTUNE
IN ALASKA
Has often been made in the
placers of the past. Now
the recent quartz strikes in
dicate the growth 'and suc
cess of lode mining. Valdez,
Copper River, Chitina, Mc
Kinley Lake and Seward are
showing up well and only
await the experienced
PROSPECTOR
to place the camps on a
sound paying basis. Many
OPPORTUNITIES
"Write for mining maps.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO,
Seattle, Wash.
SisW 4 11 T25V
sonars
toSSwSf J7ov LINO CORD
BUTTONHOLES easier-to-button
they don 't tear out,
CEO. 101 a CO.. Hikers, TROT. R. T.
TURNER
INTERCO MMUNI CATING
TELEPHONE
for office, factory and home use. En
tirely new In dealsn and principle.
Four to sixteen people, can talk at
once without interference. No
mouthpiece, hence sanitary. Talk five
feet from Instrument. Our represent
ative will be In Portland In a few
days.
To Engage Special and Exclusive
Representatives Address
NATIONAL DIQOGRAPH COMPANY
Care of Portland Oregonian
HARRIS TRUNK CO.
TRUNKS.
BAGS
Snit Cases.
132 6th "Bt.
Opposite
Oregonian.
MaHe Your Collections
Carry Your Business.
Get the Money In.
NETH CO.,
Collectors.
Worcester Bids. Mala 1706, A 12SS
WE GET THE MONEY AND SO
WLLX YOU.
Highest References, No Membership
or Other Grafts.
REYNOLDS
Adjustment Service
Scientific Settlement Specialists.
T0 Yron Rldar. Mamhell 2rlT.
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Soon er or later you will
enroll your name as
one of this store's pa
trons, and for mighty
good reasons. Yoifll
find here styles in fab
rics and models you
won't see elsewhere in
Portland; our own spe
ridge and
DR. W. A. WISE
24 Tears a Leader In Painless Dental
Work tn Portland.
TAKE ADVANTAGE! OF
These prices are extremely low
Rood Rubber Pistes, eac1..$5.00
The Best Red Robber
Plates, each, for S7.50
SSk Gold and Porcelain
Crows for 83.50 l:P
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EXAMINATION' FREE.
THE WISE DENTAL CO., Inc.
Office Hours 8 A. 91. to 8 P. SI., Sundays 9 to I. Phones A and 31 2029.
All Work Guaranteed.
FAILING BIDG. THIRD AXO WASHINGTON STS.
SEALY-LOWELL CO.
GROCERS, BAKERS, TEA AND WIN'E MERCHANTS.
fliaena arrnnnle We solicit monthly accounts with responsible
tlldrge XlllUUlllS parties. This is intended to be a personal invi
tation to you to visit ouf store and become acquainted with us and our
grat assortment of food stuffs. k
ftnr Ha Kprv Tlpn rtm pn t is worthy of your special attention
UUr D (Hi-el f ISepctriineill and consideration. We make fresh
dally In our own home bakery Walnut Layer Cakes, Chocolate Layer
Cakes, Pound Cakes, N'nt Loaf Cakes, Sunahlne Cakes, etc., at prices
from i5c upwards. We have a large assortment of French Pastry at 60c
dozen. Our Home-Made Bread la delicious. Try some today.
Da91 Cotrilla ItwarttSaB tor marmalade. We expect a shipment of
RCAl OCVIIIC UrailgCS this fruit next week. They will not last
long. Leave your orders now.
Nicelle Olive Oil For Salads JolLI
the last few years: Its value as a food is being: reco.srnized more
and more, while, while physicians now recommend it instead of the
nauseating cod liver oil with which the sick were afflicted. NICELLE is
the vinUjre OLIVE OIL of Europe. We import it direct from Nice, the
garden scot of France. Just pure olive juice no aids, no fat. Many
people who are unable to take ordinary olive oil experience no trouble
in taklnsr Nicelle. Children take it readily. Four sizes 25c, 50o, 90c and
SI. 15 bottl6. We also have It in cans of all sizes. Can we send you a
trial order? Our new entrance is at
288, 290, 292 STARK STREET, at Fifth
PHONES MAIN 7200, A 6181.
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
. . Just opposite Hotel St. Francis
European Plan S1.C0 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Hew steel and brick structure. Furnished st
cost of $200,000. Every comfort and con
venience. On carlines transferrins all over
city. Omnibus meets trains snd steam era.
Sand for Booklet with map of San Francisco
ICE
Main 1662
A3136
LIBERTY COAX, . ICE COMPAXY.
Plate Work
There are many kinds and
forms of Dental Bridge Work,
each of which has specialized
merit.
Brldgre work to be right in
every detail and possess the
quality of permanence, must be
exact in its mechanical construc
tion. Most failures in bridge work
are due to unsanitary construc
tion, to actual "don't care" care
lessness or to honest ig'noranrre.
MAKI.VO ARTIFICIAL TEETH
is a loading feature of our busi
ness, and we believe it cannot be
surpassed in the point of its
completeness. We operate our
own laboratory, and as making
artificial teeth is a specialty in
dentistry, we are in a position
to make this offer and guaran
tee satisfaction.
Dr. Wise has made thi branch
of dentistry a special study for a
great many years and is again in
active practice and will wait on
all who wish his services.
Out-of-town people can have
their plate and bridgework fin
ished in one day if necessary.
THIS SPECIAL. OFFER.
for the quality of work we offer:
22k Bridge Teeth, guaran
teed, eaeb S3. SO X'p
Gold and Enamel Fillings. . SI I p
Painless Extracting 50C Ip
Sliver Fillings, each 50 Ip
CLEANS
SCOURS
POLISHES
ooua take
WORKS WITHOUT WASTE
ICCHWAB PRINTING CO.
IOsOLICITS YOUR PATRONACE
2451 STARK. STREET