TIIE MORNING OREGOXIAN. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30. 10ff
Merchandise Purchased on Account Today and Tomorrow Will Be Charged on September Bill Payable October First
Beautiful Medallion Portraits Made From Any Photo on Non-Corrosive Metal Free With Purchases to Amount of $1Q
Extra! All-Day Sale
Extra! All-Day Sale
Today we hope to clean up all that's left of that
fperial purchase of Wash Suits, along with a lot
taken from onr regular stock. The lot comprises
Women 'a anl Misses' Suits in linen and other wash
ahle fabrics. Iure white, tan, checks, Btripes, etc.
Come prepared to buy three or four. (f f AO
Valuea up to $3.00, special price only J) X X'O
SO PHOXR ORDERS OW IIOIRI.V SALES
All day today, in the Basement, "ynderprice
Store," a seasonable sale of Women's Wash Skirts
in tan, blue or white; made of fine or coarse linen,
light or heavy weight, plain or plaited styles; all
well tailored. Splendid skirts to. wear about the
house, or to the hop fields. You will get four times
your money '8 worth out of one of tf -
these. Values up" to $4.50 priced at.ft 1 vIV
NO PHONE ORDERS OJT HOCRLY ' SALES
5 to 6 pm j
lO Until 11A.M.
Children's 15c Hose 9c
10 t 11 A. M. today, in th base
ment. ne-h"ur sale r( Children's Fine
Kibbed How, with double beel and to;
atain!ei.s. black; sizes 5 to 8; our best
regular. I'm prade; special
this honr today at. per pni
pair J
$4.50 Wash Dress $1.98
10 to 11 A. M. tx!ay, in the base
ment, a one-hour pale f Women's Tub
Iirtvef, in many new and attractive pat
terns for Street or house wear; well
mail and trimmed: it?
war y..,j ' t " aiy
t;48c
$1.98
Men's $1.00 Shirts 55c
10 to 11 A. M. today, in the base
ment, a sale of Men's Fine Shirts; made
of pood pereale. in splendid new patterns
and eolr; eut full in the body; sizes
14 to 17' j ; our regular C C
value; special fur one hour J C
$1.25 Fancy SilK 48c
10 to 11 A. M. today, in the base
ment, a one-hour sale of Fancy Silks, in
beautiful stripes and cheeked patterns;
for waist, dresses, petticoats, trim-
rainsr", liiinif", nr. , vm "b"-
Ur I. ll ami $!.- values
I2c Gingham, the Yard 8c
10 to 11 A. M. today, in the base
ment, a one-hour sale of Ginphams, in
a pond racpe of patterns for school
dresses, and women's house dresses;
re pilar 12' e quality; special to- Q
day for one hour only, yard C
8 l-3c Toilet Paper 4c
10 to 11 A. M. today, in the base
ment, a one-hour sale of Toilet Paper;
fine Fyyptian tissue in 8-ounee rolls;
full size sheets; limit, 20 rolls A
to a customer; 8 l-3c grade, ro!lxC
Paring Knives, 2 for 15c
10 to 11 A. M. today, in the base
ment, Parinp Knives, in aborted shapes;
guaranteed quality; special! C
today at this sale; J for JL O C
Picnic Hams, the Pound, He
10 to 11 A. M. today, in the base
ment, a sale of thce Uttle Tienie
Shoulder liams; so sweet; w-1 1
lerted stink; special, pound 1 1 C
"Wednesday EHounirly
(5 T) 95
From 11 A.
Women's $1.50 Waists 69c
11 A. if. until 12 today, in the base
ment, a sale of women's fine Lingerie
Waists: fine lawn material; trimmed in
lace and embroidery; styled with low or
hiph necks, short or long & C
sleeves; rep. f 1.25 to $1.) val. O C
Heavy Outing Flannel 5c
It A. M. until 12 tolay, iu the base
ment, a sale of mill ends of Outing Flan
nel, in a splendid range of patterns and
colors; suitable for gowns, children's
wear, etc.; extra heavy quality ;
special for one hour only, yard O C
40c Nougat Chocolate 25c
Delicious (Joldcn Nougat Chocolate,
the candy with the moreish taste.
M. Until 12
$1.25 Dozen Laces 48c
11 A. M. until 12 today, in the base
ment, a sale pf 500 dozen fine Val.
Ijiees, French and Italian Edges and In
sertions; 1,4 to 1 inches wide; a splen
did selection of dainty, new patterns;
regular values to $1.23 yf
dozen; special at, the dozen "TO G
Boys' $1.00 Sweaters 48c
11 A. M. until 12 today, in the base
s' one-hour sale of boys' heavy Sweaters;
made in coat style, in plain gray, or gray
trimmod, with red or blue, and finished
with large pearl buttons ; sizes A Q
2(1 to 34; regular $1 values HtQC
3-Quart Sauce Pans 12c
Best Gray Enameled Ware Bargains.
From 12 Until 1 P. M.
$6.50 Linen Coats $2.48
12 to 1 P. M. today, in the basement,
a sale of Women's Long- Linen Coats;
loose or semi-fitting; plain or military
collars; made of fine quality linen crash;
perfect fitting; all siaes; AO A Q
$0.50 values; special at J)sLioTrO
Children's 60c Rompers 39c
12 to 1 P. M. today, in the basement,
a one-hour sale of Children's Rompers;
made of good quality gingham,- in plain
or stripes; well made and trimmed; sizes
2 to 6 years; our Tegular 50e O Q
and 60c Rompers ; special at J J C
Mason Jars 55c Dozen
The reliable Mason Jars; quart
size, dozen, 55 or each, only O C
35c Hat Pins 5c
12 to 1 P. M. today, in the, basement,
a one-hour sale of Fancy 'Hat Pins, in
many attractive styles; assorted sizes ;
black or fancy colors; our best regular
values to 35c each specialized for f"
this
hour only today, each
Men's 75c Shirts 35c
12 to 1 P. M. today, in the basement,
a brisk one-hour sale of odd lines of
men's, good quality Outing Shirts, in
good colors; nearly all sizes; odd lines
left from our best selling oUe
and 75c Shirts; special
50c Chocolate Caramels 27c
Those delicious chocolate-dipped candies.
Ask ' for Medallion Portrait Coupon.
30o O C
at OdC
From 1 Until 2 P. M,
$1.00 Middy Waists 48c
1 to 2 I. M. today, in the basement,
a one-hour sale of Misses' Middy
Blouses and Middy Waists; made of
good Indian Head material, with deep
blue sailor collars and ties; sizes 6 to
15 years; our regular PMQ
grades specialized at, each"xOC
Huck Towels $1.00 Doz.
1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement,
a one-hour sale of Huckaback Towels;
good weight, soft finish, with Turkey
red borders; size 18x36 inches; special
for this hour only; each tf " AA
9S or by the dozen only J) X LIU
Semi-Porcelain Ware
Ijtrge sizes; special at only, each, 7
Semi-porcelain Cups and Saucers, 8J
20c SilK Ribbons 12c
1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement,
a onohour sale of Pure Silk Moire Rib
bons; 4 inches wide; extra fina quality;
a full range of beautiful new shades;
bny your school ribbons now ; 1 O
20c qualities, at, the yard J. Ci C
New bargains each honr; watch the clock.
50c SilK Poplin. Yard 36c
1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement,
a one-hour sole of fine Poplin Silk; a
beautiful rich fabric for waists, dresses,
etc.; an unusual collection of rich
shades; also white and cream; O
regular 50o sellers ; special at 3 O C
30c Cocoanut Gems 20c
Delicious Pure Candies for old or young.
Ask for. Medallion Portrait Coupon.
From 2 Until 3 P. M.
9 c
35c SilK Veilings 9c
2 to. 3 P. M. today, in the basement,
a one-hour sale of Fine Silk Veilings;
splendid qualities; in a good selection of
colors; fine and coarse mesh; our regular
25c and 3oo values specialized for
this hour only today at
50c Gingham Dresses 25c
Come early ; new. bargains . every hour.
2 to 3 P. M. today, in ' the basement,
a one-hour sale of Children's Gingham
Dresses, in nice striped patterns, neatly
styled and trimmed ; all good, serviceable
colors ; sizes. 1 to 5 years ; our Of
regular 50c values; special atsssiOC'
Gas Toasters for 9c
Cone Shape the - best and handiest.
Ask for Medallion Portrait Coupon.
Women's $4.50 Sweater $2.89
2 to' 3 P. M. today, in the basement,
a one-hour sale of Women's Pure Wool
Sweaters ; plain and fancy weaves; long
or short; V or military neck; coat style;
white, gray or cardinal; Q QQ
reg. values to. $4.50 ; spec p aW j O J
Men's 60c Underwear 32c
Come early; new bargains every hour.
2 to 3 P. M. today, in the basement,
gale extraordinary, Men's Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers ; French and fancy;
splendid qualities; nearly every size in
the lot; our regular 50c and O O
60c values; for this hour only OaHiC
Head Rice, 52 Pounds 25c
Best and cleanest, sells reg. 3 for 25
Ask for Medallion Portrait Coupon.
5 Until 6 P. M.
Men's 75c Gowns 39c
5 to 6 P. M. today, in the basement,
a one-hour sale of Men's Nightgowns;
made of good quality muslin ; low neck
or with collars: cut full and long; all
39c
Portrait Coupon.
sizes in the lot; our regular
7oc sellers: special at, each
10c
Ask for Medallion
Men's 25c Ties 10c
5- to 6 P. M. today, in the basement.
a one-hour sale of Men's Ties, in the silk
or washable materials; a good range or
patterns, and colors; light, dark and me
dium; our regular 25c grades
specialized todav at, each
Ask for Medallion Portrait Coupon,
Boys' 35c Underwear 15c
5 to 6 P. M. today, in the basement,
a sale of odd lots of Boys' Underwear;
good quality balbriggan, suitable for
school wear; our best selling 25c and 35o
values specialized for this hour "
only today at the low price of X 3 C
New bargains each hour; watch the clock.
Ask for Medallion Portrait Coupon.
Ging'ham Aprons 19c
5 to 6 P. M. today, in the basement,
a sale of Women's Gingham Aprons;
good, heavy quality; neat ehecks; as
sorted colors and sizes; made good and
full; the best values you have Q
ever had an opportunity to buy J
Ask for Medallion Portrait Coupon.
Fnlrlino Hat RarKc Qr
10-pin size; strong racks, neat finish.
White Beans, 5 Pounds 25c
Good, clean stock; large or small.
Come early; stay-in the. store all day.
Extra! All Day
$2. $2.25 Shoes $1.00
All day. in the basement, a sale of
Mincs and Big Girls' Shoes in box calf
and viri kid Mock; bnl. and lace pat
terns; made with the best oak soles;
thee Shoe were made for good, hard
wear; nii-cV i-s 11 to 2: big eirls
regular f
i and J.li" values tor, pa
irSl.OO
From 3 Until 4 P. M.
$5.00 SilK Waists $1.98
3 to 4 P. M. today, in the basement,
a one-hour sale of Silk Waists, in pon
gee, taffeta and Japanese silks; all good
qualities and splendid styles; very de
sirable colors; $3 to $5 J " QQ
values; for this hour at L O
$1.75 Allover Lace 79c
3 to 4 P. M. today, in the basement,
a one-hour sale of All-over Lace, in
black, white, cream and ecru; Irish, Ori
ental and Venise effects; splendid se
lections of dainty patterns; worth reg
ularly to $1.75 a yard; special 'TQ
for today for 1 hour, yard f J C
30c Roasted Coffee 22c
a W. K. Special Roasted fresh daily.
$1.00 Pongee SilKs 50c
3 to 4 P. M. today, in the basement,
a one-hour sale of Imported, Iland-loom
China Pongee; 26 inches wide; suitable
for dresses, waists, men's shirts, chil
dren's wear, ete.; our regular f
(1 quality; special this hourOvC
35c Pillow Tops at 19c
3 to 4 P. M. today, in the basement,
1 sale of Stamped Art PDlow Tops, in
many different kinds and designs; good
selection of colors; our regular values to
35e assembled in one lot for Q
this hour's selling at, each X 5 C
Salad Bowls for 19c
Blue Decorated Ware, ten-inch size.
Ask for Medallion Portrait Coupon.
From 4 Until 5 P. M.
$1.00 BlacK SilK 63c , II $1.50 Bathing Suits 55c
4 to 5 P. M. todav, in the basement,
a one-hour sale of Black Silks, in the
taffeta and messaline weaves; rich, lus
trous finish; perfectly dyed; soft qual
ity; 26 to 32 inches wide; reg-
63 c
ular $1.00; special, the yard,
Lunch NapKins, Dozen 39c
4 to 5 P. M. today, in the basement,
a one-hour sals, of interest to economi
cal housekeepers and restaurant pro
prietors; Lunch Napkins, hemmed ready
tor nse; good patterns; very O f
special for this hour, dozen 3 7 C
0. W. K. Special Butter 60c
Warranted sweet ; two-pound squares.
Ask for Medallion Portrait Coupon,
4 to 5 P. M. today, in the basement,
a one-hour sale of Children's Bathing
Suits, in odd lines and colors; made of
flannels and cotton materials; sizes 2
to 6 years; all good colors, r
suitably trimmed; val. $1.50 OO C
Semi-porcelain Ware
4 to 5 P. M. today, in the basement,
Blue Semi-porcelain Sugar and Cream;
special, for this hour to- Off
day at the low price of, pair O O C
9-inch Uncovered Vegetable Dish, 20 $
8-inch Salad or Berry Dish at 20
12-inch Meat Dish; special at, ea., 20
14-inch Meat Dish; speeial at, ea., 29?
30c Peanut Candy, Pound 18c
Extra! All Day
Lace Curtains $4.50 Pr. $1,95
All day in the basement, a sale of a spe
cial purchase of Lace Curtains ; 500 pairs
of fine Nottinghams and Cable Nets, in
white, cream and ecru; one, two and
three pairs of a kind; beautiful patterns;
full size and good val- tf 'k P
lies at $3 to $4.50 ; pair tj) XucO
Ask for Medallion Portrait Coupon.
Extra! All Day
Women's $1.25 Waists 39c
All day today, in the Basement Un
derprice Store, a sale of Women's
Waists; some slightly soiled or mussed;
they come in- white and colors; plain or
trimmed ; a full range of sizes ; O Q
reg. values to $1.25; per pair5iC
Ask for Medallion Portrait Coupon.
Extra Special! All-Day Sale
lOO New Tailored Stilts
Special at $10
O SALE IX THE BASEHET VSDF.mPRICB STORE
A very pecicil purchase by our Miss Bernard while iy
New York. 100 new Tailored Suits, bought especially
for a Basement crowd bringer. Strictly plain tailored
models, in plain and two-tone serge effects; black and
rolora; all well tailored and lined with good, heavy
satin; sizes 34 to 44. The styles are authentic. The
qualities exccptionallv good. Most ox- Cl Q 00
traordinary bargains; all day sale at only P A v.vrvr
rjf
0
On Bargain Circle Main Floor
Notions and Soaps
5c Ivory Soap, 42c Dozen
Small size 5c cakes in dozen lots 42
10c Glycerine Soap 5c
Jcrgon'a renowned "Glycerine" Soap.
Silk Twist and Thread in odda
and ends, special on, the Circle C
25c Skirt Markers, special only 15
25e "Jack the Ripper," special 15
15c Cube Pins, black and colors, 10
25o Dresa Shields, sizes 2, 3, 4, 12Vs
10c Feather Stitched Braids for 3
50c Scissors, all sizes, priced at 25
5c Wire Coat Hangers on sale at 3
10c Hair Nets in all shades' at 2Va
25c 3-inch assorted Hairpins at 15
5c Safety Pins, all sizes, at only 2
25o Glass Towel Rods at only 10
50c Hose Supporters, odd lines, 12
2V2C, Darning Cotton, black only, 1
10c Darners, in assorted -colors, 3
6e Hooks and Eyes, blk., white, 3
lOo Bone Collar Buttons, dozen, 5
Extra! An All-Day Sale
Boys' School Suits
Special $3,45
OS SALE I THE BASEMENT I SDERPRK'K STORE
Parents who are preparing their children for
school should take advantage of this great sale of
Boys' Suits. We bought them at a very advan
tageous price especially for this Basement Sale.
Splendid tweed materials in smart patterns; good,
serviceable colors. Many have two pair of pants.
Sizes 7 to 1(5 years. Good splendid-CO AC
wearing suits, for all-year-round wear.P
PORTLANDS IN DEMAND
Cl FAIRS IX OREGON SEXD IV
VITATIOXS TO CITY.
rnmmrrrlal Club .Arranging- to Be
Represented by Delegation of
' Prominent Cltlxens.
Tnty-fl tlr t b hld In th
territory trlbutry In Tertland the
nt two montha hT t asld date
for -rortUnd dy" and h Inrtted
dlgtlon from thta city. Th Tort
Und Commercial Club will endeavor to
nd representation to each of the
Uira.
A apeclal ear will conrey the Port
land d!a-ttnn to the Umatilla County
Kalr and Annual Round-up. at Pendle
ton. September It. A apeclal train haa
alio been aecured to carry the Commer
rial Club crowd JO the Klamath County
Kalr at Klamath Fall, en September
:i On thla trtp they will vlalt the
f!r at Grant Paaa. Uedford. Aabland.
Kuim and Corvallla.
baettleo theee Invitation have been
received for delegailone to attend fairs.
In Waehlngton and Brltleh Columbia
within the next two month. Arrange
ment will be made alo to nd repre
' ntatlve to big convention and fair
In many of the fcaatern itatea. InrluH
irg th eventa that will occur nutaMe
of Cie Hate a total of 41 different fair
are bidding for the preaence of repre-
aentatlves from Portland between now
and the middle of October.
( have been aet aalde aa Port
land day" at the following Oregon and
Washington fair:
Lincoln County, at Toledo. September :
Polk rountr. at Dallaa. September T; goutta
weet Wshlatea. at Chehalle. September 11;
State flr at 8 Urn. September 14; Uma
tilla County fair and round-up, at Penule
tm. Bptmber 1: Souiheaei Wahlnra
fair, at Walla Walla, aplemker It; fceet
ern Orefoa felr, at Baker, September
t.ane County fair, at Eueene. September 1;
McMlnnvlll School fair. September 11;
Multnomah Granre fair, at Oreeham. Sept
ember : Klemath County fair, at Klamath
Fe.ll. and Toubet Valler fair at Dayton,
Weehtnrton, September II; Roaue River
Veliejr fair, at Medford. September 31;
Kllrkltat County fair, at OoliUodele. Waah.,
Malheur County fair.- at Ontario: Pumpkin
how, at Junetlea City, Beptember t". "e
,ia Ptate Irrigation Aeeoetatlon Conven
tion, at Ontario. September and !: Cen
tral Oreeon levelopment Leacue Conven
tion, at Hum. October I and I; Harney
County fair, at Burnt, October 1: Associa
tion fair, at MeHord. October I: Pkamanla
Cousty fslr. St Stevenson. October A: East
era oreeoa fair, at The Dalles. October ;
Clark County fair, Portland Ad Club.day.
October . notary club ear. October 4.
Portland Press club flay. October . Port
Isad Commercial Club day. October T:
tyesrtstoa fair, at Lewlstsa, lasha, October
. Central Oregoa fair, at Prlnevllle. Octo
ber It.
Seattle fair and the Vancouver. B. C. fair,
geptember e-t: Wsshtnetoa State fair, st
North Taklma. Boptssnker ti-l'l; Mnftana
date fair, at Helena. Sep urn ser li.jil. In
terstate fair, at Spokane. Ocither t-; Brit
ish Columbia fstr. at Nrer Weeinitneier. ft.
C. Oetober 1-1: Valley fair, at Puyallnp,
Wasb. October l-T: as 4 tbe Intermeuatain
fair, at Ho lee, Idaho. October -la.
Eaitern atate offer the National
Coneervatlon fongrea In Kanaa City,
the International Pry Farming Con
grea at Colorado riprlrg. October -in;
Pittsburg Ind rlhaw, October 1 1
!. Omaha lnd lw, October 1-J1
(Portland day. Outober 14); Kt York
Land Hhow, November 1-13; Chicago
Ind 8 how, November II to December
It: National Irrigation Congre, Chi
cago. December -; and the Twin City
Iand Show, at St. Paul, December H-
STUDENTS T0BE JUDGES
Apple Show Will Give Opportnnlty
for Attaining; Skill.
Apple-Judging contest open to atu
denta of the Oregon Agricultural Col-,
lege and to apple-grewera of the etata
are to be new feature In the State
Apple Show, held here November II to
IT. under the ausplcaa of the Oregon
Horticultural Association.
Prate containing from to to SO differ
ent varletlea of applea, all labeled, will
be placed out for the eonteetants. who
will be required to name and Judge
them. Detail for the new contest will
be worked out by F. W. Power, secre
tary of the association, and the rules
governing It will be published In the
official premium list that will be Issued
overs! weeks before the opening of the
show.
In addition to the exhibits that will
come directly to the state show, Albany.
Dallas, Eugene and Hood River will be
Invited to bring the eshlblts from their
local apple fairs, which will be held
some weeks earlier than the State Apple
Kalr.
Steamer "Monarch" for Astoria Cen
tennial leave Washington-!, dock T
A- H. Far IU
Ediefaeq deliver country dab. E 101.
PAlGJpyiS SET
STREET COMMITTEE TO DELVE
IXTO KEXTOX BIDS.
Investigators Want to Know How
Wile Can Lay Weatrnrrrtto t Fig
aro SO Cents Below City Price.
A special meeting of the street com
mittee of the City Executive Board will
be held Thursday , morning at 1:10
o'elook for the purpose of ascertaining
the Inside faeta. If possible, of the
proposed Kenton Weatrumlt pave
ments. Elwood Wiles, lowest bidder,
1 said to have obtained a rate of St
cents a square yaroV for patented ma
terial (or top dressing, whereas the
rate to all others, aa posted in the
office of the City Auditor, Is IS eents.
Arthur Langguth, representing client
net divulged.' has called attention of
the committee to the alleged low figure
quoted to Wiles, and declsrea that he
will carry the case Into court in an
effort to have the Wile bid rejected.
In case the city persist In awarding
the contracts.
William Llnd, president of the Pacific
Coast Westrumlte Company. which
holds patents on the materials eatyed
for in the specifications, denies that
he ever quoted Wiles a price lower
...an that posted In tue Auditor's
office. Hs so Informed the members
of the street committee at a recent
session, but Wiles was net present at
the time. Yesterday, however. Wiles
was In the city and reiterated hi dec
laration that he had a apeolal price;
that Llnd offered him the top dressing
material for T5 cent a square yard
and free screenings, which would bring
tbe price down to 55 cents a yard.
Property owners at Kenton have
signified their wish to have the pave
ments laid at 11.10, a bid by Wiles.
Memhers of the street committee are
demanding to know who Attorney
Langguth represents, but to date he
has refused to eay.
Eugene to Entertain Carriers.
EUGENE, Or., Aug. 29. (Special.)
M. J. Duryea, president of the Kugene
Commercial Club, has anointed D. E.
Teran, p. C. Freeman and Elmer Rob
erts aa a co.mmlttee to provide for en
tertainment of the rural carter of the
state, who are to meet here in state
convention next Monday. A special
committee will be named to look after
the comfort of Representative Hawley,
who I to be one of the principal speak
er. The club also adopted & resolu
tion asking that the battleship Oregon
be designated to lead the first line of
ships through the Panama Canal.
WlIMmlua Gets Water System.
SHERIDAN, Or., Aug. 29. (Special.)
WHIamlna's water system, which
gives to that town pure water, was
completed recently. The source of WH
Iamlna's water is a large mountain
spring and a pipe line five iiiiles long
conveys the water te the city. The
pipes leaked badly at the first trial of
the new system, but that trouble has
been remedied now. Th.e large reser
voir will he completed fh a short time.
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PACIFIC HOSPITAL
A General Hospital.
300 Tenth lit.
f-hene Marshall S
Six Miles of Shining Sands, With a Long Line of Silvery Surf, Without
a Rock or a Single Danger Spot, Fringed With Toresta of Perpetual
Green and Washed by the Crystal Waters of the Pacific.
THAT'S GARIBALDI BEACH
The nearest salt water to Portland. To be reached by two railroads, .
one about completed and the other rapidly pushing toward the sea.
Home of the best hunting, fishing and camping in Oregon. " Sheltered
naturally from the winds: Bisected by a chain of fresh water lakes,
abundant with fish and ideal for small boats. Here, you can establish
your Summer home on the eand, by the water, at the edge of the forest
or in its depth, alongside a pleasant lake, on the side or a bill, a- level
spot or almost any other natural location your fancy may suggest.
Either of us will tell you more about it.
GARIBALDI BEACH ASSOCIATION
URALS ADDITION, F. It, Beats,
Tillamook,
SKA VIEW, 448 Sherlock Bldg.
TWH ROCKS, 814 gelling Bldg.
MAXM ATTAX BEACH, 228 Stark St.
TILLAMOOK BEACH, 412 Board of
Trade.
HOSE CITY BEACH, 317 Railway
Exchange,
LAKE LYTI.E, 835 Railway Es
efcaaae. ELMORE PARK, 17 Railway Ex
change. OCEAN LAKE PARK, 701 Spalding
Bldar.
ROCK A WAY, 701 Spalding Bldg.
BAR VIEW, 317 Railway Exchange,