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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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at 2.1i and iosiM at ff'30 aad a.
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REffJT:ox PAJK -.4'h and VanrhtO
1- Sao )'rncu o vs. Portlacd.
TB: tr.- ,a al I e'eiock.
Distrktt to Brrto Cuhhocse. Tha
district embracing Piedmont. Walnut
I'ara and surroundings, baa decided
to undertake the erection of a club
house, saitn a-rounds lor tennla courts
and for the children. The subject waa
discussed Informally at a meetlnc In
the f'ledmont 1'resbTterlan- Church
Tuesday Blent and all who expressed
Ihemselvea favored the project- The
teneral plan Is to iccurt at leant a
block by purchase or sift, and build
a neighborhood clubhouse, the project
beir.it somewhat similar to the Irvlnd
ton Club on last Tsrenty-second and
Thompson streets. A mass meetlnc of
citizens will be held In the Piedmont
I'resbjrterlan Church next Wednesday
night. No organisation or plana hava
yet been effected.
Mistah Carncn to B Movarv The
3Iiiah Presbyterian Church, now situ
ated on Powell and Mary streets (aat
Thirteenth) will be moved to the cor
ner of I'lTlslon and East Nineteenth
streets. In the Latld Addition. In a
month. A quarter block has been
Vnuirht for J"i)0 as a site. Rer. Harry
leeUs. the pastor, said yesterday that
the moving of the church bad been
tinter consideration for some time, and
It had been decided that It waa neces
sary to mora to et away from tha
noise of the streetcars and tha new city
bams. Just completed near the church,
and also the flrehnuse, which Is a short
dtst.ince away. The church has stood
on the present location S3 years, and
was rebuilt seven years ago.
Pistkict Orrosns Patmistj. Prop
erty owners of Central Hast Portland
will opposa tha pavement of all ths
streets In that section and have or
ganised to resist tha letting; of tha
contract. It had been proposed to pave
the street of an area a mile square.
Improving with hard-surface all streets
not now paved between Hawthorns
avenue and East Purueldo. It Is urged
that many of the at reels in this district
have been Improved with macadam,
and that It Is not necessary to relay
with hard-surface pavements, for tha
present. It Is estimated that to pava
all the streets that are now Improved
with macadam would coat nearly II.-
. t.0.
VlLt-A Avrr Frixi ,IpnovKO,
The county has opened Villa avenue
feet wide from ths city limits to
the Hockwood crossroad, and has
cleared and partly graded the boule
vard for that distance. Some tills hava
been mlilM. The new street extends
through the Smith farm of C09 acres,
whirh has been platted Into acreage
tracta Purveys have been made to
open the boulevard on to the Fatrvlew
cross road. There Is some opposition to
the extension beyond the Rockwood
crossroad, but It Is 'believed that tha
Kmlerard will be extemled through to
the Kalrvlew road In the present year.
Fn jth to Hoio IxrriATTnsr.
Trank K. Hand, chief organizer of tha
Independent order of Foresters, Pa
riric Jurisdiction, and the executive
officers of the ntch court of California,
will take part la a special Initiation
May IT. at 1 o'clock. In tha lodge
rs ms, Alisky bullulng. after which
the visitors will speak on what they
saw and heard at the supreme court
of the organisation at Toronto. Mrs.
W. It hmeer will sine several sonj.
M. Shapiro will be accompanist.
WoA?e"e Ct-ra to If car Mrsicst, Pao
daii The Portland Woman's Club
win meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
In Women of Woodcraft HalL Tha
fallowing prorramme. In chares of Mrs.
Kmma IV Carroll, will be iciven: O
mlnor concerto. "Satnt Faens." M!ss
Jessie I-ewis. orchestral part plsvet by
Mtss Patchelor: cello solo. "Kol Nldler"
(Mil ttruch. Henry Van Praac. piano
arcompanlment by Miss Lesrli; E-flat
major concerto Llsz. Mlsa Batchelor.
Hto MAix IIrimo Laid ok East Water i
ftTRXC-r A larce relnforclnsr water I
main Is beinc Liitl on 1UI Water atreet
between Hawthorne avenue aad East
Morrison atreet. It Is the first main to
be put down In this dlstrtct under the .
new system and Is the b'tnntntT of
the new pipeline lines to be extended
n the principal streets between Union
avenus and the Willamette River.
To save the coat of storaare on two
tro-horsepower return tubular boilers
which we are now taklnir out. we will
sell them at a bargain If taken at once.
These boilers are of tha Kewnnee type
end in good condition. Complete with
ail nttlncs and feed ater equipment,
reariy for Immediate Installation. Kor
further parttculAra call at room 201
Crea-intan bids:.
M'TTHiais to Prsvcsa CmuufVi
pARAKK. There will be a called
meeting of the Mothers and Teachers"
t'lnb of the Creston school district, at
1 JO P. M. Friday. May i. at tha
Creston public school, Questions per
ttnlrar to the children's parade for
the Rose Festival will be discussed.
All mothers In tha district are urged
to attend. ,
Rrv. C. K. Cl.t-vx to Srcjuc r Wask
h.itkm Htou Pch-ol. Kev. C E. Clina
te-i 1 h one of the sneakers at Waah-
bers of the Grand Army are to talk
In all the schools. His name was accl
dT.ta!ly omitted by the commutes In
corrptltns; the original list.
MoTHM A.ND TCACHRRS CtXTt TO MtTT.
The Mothers and Teachers' Club of
the Hro-klvn school. MCwaukie street.
wt:l treet Frid.iy afternoon. Immediate
ly following the lecoratlon day pro
gramme by the children. All parents
are Invited to be present.
IrxaaTrnntcas' Sr.-tAi Season
round-trip rates: Hood River and White
Palmon: steamers Bailey Gatxert and
I'allea City: dally from Alder-street
dock. Phones: Mala A lilt
T. V. Torn Ijptraf HaantDuitil,
has moved to Sl Morrison street. Mar
ouam bMg.. and Is now showing new
goods la ail lines.
M vcTAruAs, Ci-ca Ixponsits Acci-T-isnia.
TTis Mostavllla Board of
Trade Indorsed the auditorium project
unanimously at Its last meeting.
IIcar rr. F. E. T oakum, at Second
Fart'st Church. East Seventh and
Ankeny streets. May 2T to l I
IS ajco t Shoes at f 1 IS and l: 55. I
principally narrow widths. 11 Morri
son street.
E W. Moor, ths artist, for oil por
traits or p.-.otors;.a Seventh and Slat a.
Flitatvs Crrvxas a speciality. Phone
W alker.Mala l:i. ii Montgomery St.
Oooo. old-fashioned strawberry short
cake. The Haselwood. 2 Wash. st.
Bixo or siabwood. M. i::s. a i::s.
Fixo Coffroan's new randy shop.
I kaxT pay too much. Sea Wooster.
Frxo Ceffman's new candy shop.
L'a. Caisst. Z11 jALaxquaa bidg.
BurrRAOtj AasoriATioat to Mebt.
The Oregon Stats Equal Suffrage Asso
ciation will hold Ita nrst public meeting
of tha new Women's Suffrage cam
paign next Saturday evening st ths as
sembly hall of tba Olds, Wortman
King's department store, beginning at
o'clock. Brief address will be given
by Mrs. Laura O. Blddell. of the For
estry Service: Mrs. Flora McKlnney. of
Seattle: Mra H. B. Reynolds, of Port
land, and D. Soils Cohen. C E- 8. Wood.
B. Lea Paged. R. A. Miller. George S.
Shepherd and State F-nator Joseph.
Mrs. Elrle Bond Blsboff. of Washing
ton, D. C. will give two vocal selec
tions snd Mra Sylvia McGuIre will pre
sent -The Queen of Mombasa," with
response by Mrs. Abigail Scott Punl
way. Admission Is free to alL
-Law ExroR.njiX2.-r D:sccsed. Miss
Frances Gottshall spoke on "Law En
forcement." at the Central Women s
Christian Temperance I'nlon meeting
yesterday. She recommended study
classes for the women, so that they
could Inform themselves In regard to
tha laws on the statute books relating
to women and children, and so they
could discuss ways of reaching the city
officials and securing the Inforrement
of these laws. Mra Flora McKlnney.
formerly of Portland, and now of Se
attle, said that the women of Seattle
had made a successful fight for a "clean
city" and were seeing to It that the
laws were enforced. There win m
medal contest and social next week.
Va-ncoc-ver Sibtici. Effective
Monday evening. June 5. 1SU. and
every Monday evening thereafter, until
further notice, a steamer will be pro
vided to carry pasj-cngers between
Hayden Island and Vancouver, con
necting with trains to and from Tort
land, maintaining the regular weekly
schedule, while the ferry Is under
going the required weekly Inspection.
This steamer will only carry passen
gers, having no facilities for vehicles or
animals. The frequency of the serv
ice will also be Improved on the above
date. See timecards. Portland Rail
way. LlKht at Power Company.
Rev. Ma. Sharf's Resuivatiow N-vr
Acx-erTRo. The congregation of ths
Mount Tabor Presbyterian Church re
fuaed to accept the resignation of Rev.
K. M. Sharp, the pastor, by a vote of
53 to 10. at Its meeting Tuesday night.
Kev. Mr. Sharp said yesterday that ha
was not prepared to say whether ha
would remain, but It Is thought by the
members that he will do so. Several
of the leading members of the church
spoke against accepting the resigna
tion, and W. A. Laidlaw and T. Jenna
wars appointed to take the subject to
Portland. Presbytery If necessary.
Resident of Irvlngton and vicinity
should not fall to attend the eminently
artistic Shakespearean renditions at the
Irvlngton Clubhoufe. Twenty-first and
Thompson, commencing this Thursday
evening, when Marshall Darrach will
render the "Comedy of Errors," Satur
day evening. "Midsummer Night's
Dream": Monday evening. "Julius
Caesar." Mr. Darrach appears with
the highest Indorsements from Eastern
universities and societies.
Work os Focr - Stort BcnJnra
Beocx, Excavations were begun yes
terdsy morning for ths foundation
and basement of a four-story modern
brick building for E. J. Daly n the
quarter block at the northwest corner
of Grand avenue and Belmont street.
The lower floor will be for general
business purposes and tha two upper
floors will be occupied by apartments
and soffices. The structure will cost
about 160.000.
Miseiox Circi.r to Meet Ttoat.
"Reasons Why Universalis! Missions In
Japan Have Been So Succsesful" will
be the toplo this afternoon at the
monthly meeting of the Florence Meade
Mission Circle of the Church of Good
Tidings, at the home of E. M. Rasmus
sen. Peerless Place. East Thirty-third
street and Sandy road. Mra Agnes
Salisbury and Mrs. E. M. Rasmussen
will be the hostesses. All Interested
will bs welcome.
lurnorncvr Ctr to Disccss AsrBMi
srr.xTS There will be a meeting of
the North East Side Improvement
Association tomorrow nlnht at
o'clock. In Woodman Hall. Rodney ave
nue and Russell street. The proposed
auditorium amendment will be the
chief theme for discussion, but other
proposed amendments may be discussed.
W. C. North, vice-president, will pre
side In ths absenca of the president, U.
U. Munly.
Miss CARotj TttJCg Pins- Miss
Csrollne Reck died at the horns of her
sister. Mrs. Rihel Welck. 445
Weldler street, Tuesdsy. at the age of
TO years. The funeral will be held
today from the Holy Rosary Church.
Clackamas snd Eaat Third streets, and
Interment will be In Mount Calvary
Cemetery. She formerly lived In Free
port, III.
St'jrxTsrr.a' To Dlscrss .Issrrs.
Questions of public Interest will be
discussed at the meeting of the Sunny
side Push Club tonight. Among the
other Issues Is the question of erecting
an auditorium. Speakers will be pres
ent to explain the Important Issues to
be voted on at the coming election,
LtoTO Ijoht Dis-nARotD. I.loyd
LlKht, who wss arrested on the charge
of attempting to defraud an Innkeeper,
was discharged by Judge Taxwell yes
terday. No one appeared to prosecute
the prisoner and ths case was dis
missed. FRA-vg I FirmfE Norway butter. S0c.
Kraxr L. fumri fresh eiyrs. 20c
Frak L. SxtTH's little hams, ISc
Fraxk L. Smith's half hams. 15c
-ajuK L Smith's breakfast bacon. 20c
yuxx L. PMmt's medium bacon, lic
Smith's lard In any slie pall, lie
SOTHERN MARLOWE
Sewt Sale Opens Today for Kntlre
1'ngagcntcnl.
TMa morning tha box office of the
Hei.lg Tl.eater opens for the sale of
seats for the. engagement of E. H.
So: hern and Ju'.la Marlowe In their
elaborate Shakespearean productions.
Their repertoire l: Monday. Macbeth;
Tuesday. Taming of tha S:;rew; Wed
nesday matinee ar.d nlKhf, Romeo and
Jj'.tet: Thursday. Merchant of Venice;
Friday. Twelfth night: Saturday mati
nee. As Tou Like It; and SaturJay nlgU
Hamlet, The prices will popularise the
ensegement wlih ail classes.
prices both evening and matinee: En
tire lower floor tii'. Halcony. first t
rows II &: next ( rows Jl 00; following I
roa-s TV; last rows Wc. Gallery, re
aerva Admission oVc
MARY GARDEN SEATS.
Can B Secured oy Sending Mall Or
der to Lois Ster-Wjnn Coraan.
Seats for tna ons appearance hers
of Mary Garden and her assisting ar
tists at the Armory. Saturday avenlng.
June 2. may be obtained by sending
orders with check-and aelf-addreased
stamped envelope to Lois Steers-Wynn
Coman. Columbia building. Prices are
IJ. tw tljo. it both floor and balcony.
Regular seat sale opens at Sherman.
Clay at Co.'s Wednesday. May 3L at M
A Mary Garden Is one of the world's
greatest sopranos aad most noted In
terpreter of Saioms. MeUsands, Loujss
and Thais.
WHERE JO DINE.
AH the dellcaelea of ths season at tae
Portland Restaurant. Fine private aparu
sneata for ladles. u Wash, near (IA
Find Coffman'a osw ahon,
GUY DRESS I1SKE0
Ccstumes to Take Place of
Masks in Festival.
MERRIMENT ' MUST REIGN
Demands of Society Women Granted,
bnt Official or Celebration
Hope Gala Character Will
"ot tie Forgotten.
Ralph W. Hoyt, president, snd George
L. Hutchln. manager of the Portland
Rose Festival, desire to meet the de
mands of prominent society women of
the city who called on them Tuesday
with a request that the masked parade
as a feature of the festival week be
dropped, but are unwilling that as a re
sult the festival spirit should be absent
from Portland during the great annual
celebration.
After much conferring yesterday they
worked out a plan which. If adopted by
the people of the city, as they believe It
will be, will result In arousing more of
the holiday and festival spirit than
would the masked parade, they believe.
They wish the people of Portland, es
pecially the women, to design bright and
attractive costumes, such as thoss of
French peasants. Spanish senorltas.
Swiss peasants, and others, and wear
them during carnival week, particularly
on Tuesday night, when the revels will
take place on Sixth and Seventh streets,
from Yamhill to Burnslde, accompanied
by ths music of many bands.
Mr. Hoyt and Mr. Hutchln are desirous
that every woman shall make soma ef
fort to deck herself In some sort of es
pecially attractive raiment. In a way
that will add to the general festal ap
pearance of the city while tha Rose Fes
tival la In progress. Garlands of roses
In place of regulation headgear was one
of ths suggestions mads.
The men are also expected to do
something along the same line. It will
suit ths fancy of the festival managers
If. for example, those belonging to tha
military adjuncts of fraternal orders, and
to ths Natloral G jard and Naval Militia,
turn out In uniform. If cadets, baseball
players and others would do likewise It
would also be appreciated. Clowns will
not be barred- Tha main point is that
they want every person possible to enter
Into the spirit of the occasion.
PEXrXSCXiA CANDIDATE GAJXS
Friends of Contestant for Rose
Queen Still Have Hope.
An Interesting contest is In progress
on ths Peninsula between the two can
didates. Miss Rachel Johnson, of
Peninsular Station, and Miss Hazel
Warmouth. of Kenton, for tha honor of
being queen of the Peninsula rose
shower train during the Rose Festival,
The vote yesterday stood: Miss War
mouth. oa: Miss Johnson. 1100. Miss
Johnson has Men a candidate only a
week, and she Is gaining slowly and
steadily on the Kenton candidate. Her
rrlends have a plan that they believe
will largely IncTesso her vote.
The Peninsula Rose Association met
Tuesday night at the carbarns In
North Alblna, when reports wers made
to tha effect that arrangements had
been mads to build the roea booth at
the Union Station and that the North
Rank Railroad would build ths rose
booth at Its station without cost to the
committee. A general manager for both
booths will be employeu during Rose
Festival week and volunteers of men
and women from tha Peninsula will be
asked to assist In distributing rosea
among strangers coming In on the
trains. It was reported that arrange
ments had been completed for the col
lection of rosea on the Peninsula by a
special e'.octrlo car. which will run down
on the St, Johns carllne svery morning
and deliver the roses to ths dopot
booths. The flnsnce committee reported
that more subscriptions to the expense
fund bad been received.
NEW PARISIAN SENSATION
Mary Garden Introduce a w Ele
ment Into Sons, Dramatic Intens
ity of the Ulgbcst Order.
The art that Mary Oarden will bring
to Portland Saturday night, June .
will be utterly new, Parisian, sensa
tional. Nothing like tt In powerful
emotionalism, tha kind of appeal that
created a furore In Paris, has ever
been heard before In Portland. Eha Is
American who has succeeded In
completely captivating Paris and Is
now an established favorite at the
Opera Comlque. In demand for creating
new roles In the French operas or tns
day, an American Sarah Bernhardt, In
fart, who has . given modern grand
opera a new and most powerful drama
tic appeal, hitherto unknown to It.
Beautiful, possessing genius of a high
order snd Interpretative gifts of ex
traordinary range that enable her to
portray diverse moods, all of the high
est degree of emotionalism, hor won
derful dramatic fervor Introduces an
ntlrclv new element Into sang. There
are as many opinions of her genius ss
there are people who go to hear her.
Too whole musical world Is busy dis
cussing the secret of her extraordinary
popularity.
Mary Garden s rortiana concert win
be given at the Armory under the
direction of Lois Steers-Wynn Coman.
Mall orders are. now being received.
The box office will open Wednesday
morning. Misy SI, 10 o clock, at Sher
man. Clay Cos, opposite ths Post
office. '
DEMOCRATS REGISTER!
Fellow Democrats SInca tha regls
..... a. .. v.... Keen re-nnened.
don't fall to register. Get all our vot
ers and other friends of good govern
ment to visit the Courthouse today.
Friday ana Saturday, ine registration
books will be open only on these three
. .-. k... - . u .r in tha field to
be proud of and as tha Republicans ars
hopelessly diviaea ny a war ui ti
(an un-American situation), the out
i . l. i. . . .. K,.t,.it eoe rsnmocratlfl
victory. Headquarters at 0S Swet-
land bids, ars open until n r. a. ru
B. Van Duxer, chairman Democ ratio
County and City Central Committee.
Paid adv.
THE BOWERS GRILL
Wne. vwMt.tl.e n ever, acknowledged
. .h. mt ...t rri 1 most nonulax
prices, service and cuisine. Commenc
ing June 1. change In orchestra, engage
ment of celebrated soprano and baritone
formerly of Boston Symphony Company,
during dinner hour and evenings h:30
until U.Ju. H. C Bowers.
i
CsHatle Knelt Graduates Six.
nil w r . v ftl 3rA'T V
class of ths Castle Rock. High School
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except as to changes that
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IT REDUCES THE
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Paid-up capital $250,000.00
Lewis Bldg., 4th and Oak Sts.
were largely attended. Tha graduates
are Miss Hertha Jessie O'Neill. Miss
Lottie Geneva Shartle. Elmer Orrin
Leonard. Newton Conger McCoy, Hozy
Dean Drew and Everett Clyde Fowel
loa. .
YE OREGON GRILLE.
Pronounced by all the most attractive
and satisfactory grillroom In the city
In which to pass a pleasant hour or en
tertain friends. Everything first-class,
with exceptionally fine service. Our
musical programmes are replete with
the best attractions procurable. Senor
Pletro Marlus and his unexcelled or
chestra all this week, at luncheon and
evening, hours.
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BOOSTERS
For the De Lose Studio.
For one week will make two large
photos for 60c: regular price 110.00
per doxen. To advertise our new
location. Eilers Music bldg.. 7th
and Alder. Postals, 75c per doxen.
The Hamlin School
A Botwdlnff ud Day School for ClrU.
Comprltlnc rrrach fteHnol for UtUc
Children, frimarr. Intrmvilt. Hisd
School nd Pout Graduate Department.
Houbold Economic. Drawing. painUcg
and Klo-ution.
ArH)lled by the rn!Terily of Cali
fornia, by inland Man ford Junior L'ni
Yervtty and by atni oiltMrf-..
Cuuras in binning. Instrumental Muslo
piano, violin, organ, harp. (lute, cello,
etc), Thory and compoiltion. Harmony.
Bluiit Rfadlnn. MuHral Dictation. Choral
and Orcheatra.1 Practice, etc.. aro ofird
by the nowly formed Munlc Department.
For parttculara in regard to the School,
please send for prospectus, and addre.
MISS flRAH I. HAMMX, A. M..
t?3 Far .tic Avenue. Snn 1- randM.
HTTXS COLfaFOB, Near Oakland. Tha, only
Woman'i Col.ece on tha Paclfle Coast. Char
tered 1SSV Kn trance and graduation require
ments equal to those of Stanford and Uni
versity of California. President Luella Clay
Carson. A. M., Lit. D.. LL D. For catalogue
address Swr.ti.rv. VIMs College P. O., "aU
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Rose Carnival June 5 to 10
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Try a sack of Super
ior Blueotem Flour,
making as many bak
ings ss you wish. If
you are not satisfied
that it is better than
any other flour you
can buy. your money
will be returned with
out argument
BfECIAL NOTICE TO
GKOCEKS.
Wa will protect you
fully In this guaran
tee. If any Superior
Bluestem sacks ore
returned through dis
satisfaction with ths
flour, you are author
ised to reruna we iuu
purchase pries and ws
wll reimburse you lor the same.
PIONZER FLOUhlNJ MILL CO.
Superior Blaestem Fanex Patent Floar.
D. C. BURNS CO.
Distributors.
SOB.S10 Third Street.
Phones Mala 814. A 1020.
Sorted Ifculic!
Get ths Original and Genuine
HQ RUCK'S
r.lALTED R11LK
Tha Food-drink for All Ages, j
For Infants, Invalids, and Growing children.
PurcNutrition,up buildingthe whole body.
Invigorates the nursing mother and the aged.
Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form.
A quick ranch prepared in a minnte.
Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK'S.
In No Comblno or Trust
'fOWNES
That's all rou need to know
about a
SILK GLOVE
Foster & Kleiser
Iligh Grade Commercial and Electrio
SIGNS
ast Tth and Esut ETerett Sta.
Phanea Eaat 1111 1 B-3224.
MaKe Your Collections
Carry Your Business.
Get the Money In.
NETH Q CO.,
Collectors.
Worcester Bid. Mala 17W. A 128S
California Metal Plating Works
A- Methlvlsr. proa.
GOLD. rH-TBIl. BRASS AAH HlCJCEla
PLATIMJ.
Vatal Coloring; a Specialty.
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slain 7?J Pornano. Oresoa
SPRINGS
COLLINS
Washington.
Hot Mineral
Baths recom
mended by phy
sicians tor rheu
matism, stomach,
liver and kidney
trouble.
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Evenings Until 9
It's Kilham's that engrave for
higheft society
Most beautiful things in
strictest propriety.
SUPElilOR COPPER-PLATE ENGRAVING
Wedding Announcements, At Home,
Invitations, Visiting Cards, Com
mencement Programs, Diplomas, Etc.
DISTINCTIVE STEEL-DIE EMBOSSING
Society Monogram and Address Sta
tionery, Banquet Programs, Menus,
Office Stationery, Business Cards,
Stock Certificates,' Bonds, Etc.
s
We employ our own artists, do our own copper-plate and steel-die
engraving and can please the most fastidious.
Comb and Seb Our Samplks
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cigars made annualpauampaFla.
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Havana Ogars ihus permitting the
statement IheBesiAll Havana
Ci$arsYade in the United Slates ,
. a statement thaCconsumers may
depend upon. &Co
Derrtman Uros. Portland opo.
Makers. Tampa, Fla.
$100.00 Trimmed Hats. . . . . .$25.00
$ 90.00 Trimmed Hats $22.50
$ 80.00 Trimmed Hats $20.00
$ 70.00 Trimmed Hats. . .$17.50
$ 60.00 Trimmed Hats. ....... .$15.00
$ 50.00 Trimmed Hats. ..... .$12.50
$ 40.00 Trimmed Hats. .... .$10.00
$ 30.00 Trimmed Hats $ 7.50
$ 20.00 Trimmed Hats. .?..$ 5.00
$ 10.00 Trimmed Hats. $ 2.50 ,
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