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THE MORXIAG OREGOSTA. TKIDAT. JUB 14,
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
OHEGOXIA1 TElXrHOXr.8.
nt, Circulation ' "JSASTi
Menacing Editor Ma n ToTo A J,
fimlr fcaltnr Main J" A JOBS
Compo.H.,.rom ' J! A til
Superintendent kal.dbx ....MaiafOlO A.
HEIL1CJ THBATEB Beventa and Taylor)
The rurhar In htneinaeolor. This after
noon at :30 And tonight At a.30.
SAKEK THEATER (Eleventh and Jlorrl
nn Baker stork Company Is the play.
wiMfire Tonlaht at i:15.
OPTHEUM THEATER M orrteoo, betweea
Slath nd enth Vaudeville. This ail-
ENPRES9 THEATER (Park and washlna
ton) Vsudeviile. Thte afiernooa at M
tonight at T:SO aad o'clock.
TANTAOKS THEATBR JKeTenth and
erVsudevrte. This efternooa at 2:1
tonight at 7 and t o'clock. '
OAK a PARK tWIIlamette Rlar Amuse
ment Bark; varlad attraction. Thla after
Boon and tonight.
COT'Nrit, CRII T Portland Heights)
rente Amueement Park.
PEOrt.E'B. STAR. ARCADE. OH JOT.
T1VOLI AND CRTRTAL FIret-ruB pio
turaa 11 A. M.-12 P. li.
RECREATION PARK !4th and Vaughn)
. . . r i a jk PY let arlir
2anaii. i ortiano vmimmm. ...-
noon at a o'clock.
. . . Mnr-
rlaoni Spectacular drama. The Mriag
01 ino uoue. lon'i'n "
Advert4nefMe Intended for the CUT N
In Brief roliiinaa In Kundar i mm "" J
handed In Tho oreaeman ouaineea " " " -r
o'clock Kelnrday arming.
OREGOKIAX AT RESORTS.
Par rna enVsaet delivery of Tha
Oregnehaa as aaauaer reeorta, eas
arrlbo Ibiaua tha following ageats.
CUT ratre. Bubecrlptloas b saall am
parable hi edvaaee.
Brlcbloa Bear. Or.... J. A. Baldwin
Canon Porta S Mineral aprtnga Hotrl
Coillno Hprtecs Fro A. Tonne
0 rarbart Park X. J. ralrhnrat
rg Beach Levis Cobra
IVafcretta , H. Brawn
Newport Can. Bylraatar
Oceea Park D. E. Boorhr
Rorkawnr Bwk, Or. . vFllktaa A Rica
M. Martina Springe. .Mra. 8t. Martla
(reside Clark Rtrattoa
Seerlrw. Waah frank E. Strenhal
Tillamook J. B. Unw
Takilaoa. Waefe John Merer
Canadian Educators Visit Tortland
Kchoou. A committee rrpreaentlnn
the public achool board of fa I nary. Al
berta, haa been tnveatlgatln? Portland'a
achool aystrm for the past few daya.
The committee conalntlnir of H. J.
Hutchlnira, chairman of the technical
education committee; T. B. Kldnrr,
director of technical education, and H.
McClelland, auperlntendent of buildlnica.
Theae men are atopplng; at the Mult
nomah and there, laat erenlng;, Mr.
Hutchlnc aald: "We are greatly
pleaaed with what we hare aeen of the
Portland achoola and are taking bach
many valuable aufrgeatlons. Calgary
la 'rowing enormously and ten new
achool buildings are under construc
tion. A large technical tnntltutlon Is In
contemplation. Mr. KUlner and Mr. Mc
Clelland are looking especially Into the
working of tha achool of trades and
Its equipment. We were much Im
pressed with the construction and fit
tings of the new Lincoln High School,
- which In our plnlin embodies the
latest and best Ideaa In achool con
struction." Badges Kcadt for Thirdat's
Reunion. Badges for the 40th an
nual reunion of the Oregon Pioneer As
sociation, to be held In the Masonic
Temple Thursday, June 20. can be se
cured by all pioneers upon applica
tion to Mecretary Hlmes at pioneer
headquarter, rooms of the Oregon His
torical Society. City Hall. The term
"pioneers" only applies to those who
came to Oregon, or to any part of the
Pacific Coast, up to 1809. Inclusive.
Badges are Isaued only to member a of
the association, but those who come
within the rule, and nre not members
now, may become members upon ap
plication. Several persona became mem
bers yesterday who were In Oregon and
California prior to 186. The secre
tary requests that resident pioneers se
cure their badgea early In order to
avoid the rush at the last moment.
, Grandstand Tickets. East Side.
Children'! parade, Friday, June 14, at
I P. M. Price, 60 cents. Musical car
nival 'band concerts on Grand ave
nue), Krlday evening, June 14. at i:J
o'clock. Price, IS cents. For automo
bile parade, while traversing Orand
venue, Wednesday, June IX. at t P. M.
Price, It eenta. Love' a Pharmacy, cor.
Orand ave. and Cast Burnalde; Mason's
store, cor. Orand ave. and East Ankeny;
Morrison-Orand Drugstore, cor. East
Morrison and Orand ave.; Wilson's
Itrugstore. Ill Orand avenue. Buy now.
East Side Business Men's Club.
' CoMMcnriAt, Clubs Oroanisb. The
Flrwood Commercial and the Cherry
vllle Commercial Clubs are two new or
ganlsatlona. T. I Mock is president
and Edward Hart Is secretary of the
Klrwood Club, and Frank Ktiodea Is
president and Alex Brooks secretary
of the t'herryvllle Club. Both are on
the Mount Hood automobile road be
yond Handy, and were organised to as
sist In getting rights of way for the
proposed railway of the Multnomah
Central Railway between Sandy and
Brlghtwood.
Wb cordially extend to you tha cour
tesy of our company and desire you to
feel free to make our offices your Port
land address. Wa have provided desk
room, phone service, stationery, etc
and will take cam of your mall during
the Festival week. We shall be glad
to meet you at any time. Chapln
Herlow Mortgage A Trust Co., third
floor Chamber of Commerce.
For Balb. -Choice lot on Cornell
Road, most desirable realdence location
In cltv. For sale by owner: 1400 less
than market price. Mao Rea. Main 171.
BkATINO today all day. Oaks Rink.
Racks!
Rd Hot!
Fivn Horns Racbb,
CofirrRT Ci.fr Track.
Finr Bard Music. '
Admission. 60c; grandstand, free.
Saturday afternoon at I o'clock.
All the "crackorjacka" will be there.
Railroad Suit Tramsfrrrrd. The
suit of the Oregon Railroad Commis
sion to compel the Oregon Short Line
to make a report of Its earnings in
Oregon haa been tranaferred from tha
Circuit Court of Marlon County to the
t'nlted States District Court on motion
of the defendant company.
Services Ana A nnouncrd. Services
will be held at the Congregation Ahaval
holom. Park and Clay atreets. tonight
at 7:30 o'clock. Charles Roblson will
address the congregation. Tomorrow
services will be held at :30 A. M.
Rabbi Abrahamson will officiate.
Bowbri Hotel Grills.
Elbvbnth and Stark Streets. -
Rat In quiet and comfort: best of
eulslne and services; prices reasonable;
open 7 A. M. to 1 A. M. Entrance also
through "Annex Hotel," Twelfth and
Washington streets.
Thi CaTMBDRAL Ladies' Aid Society
will entertain Its friends at the annual
lawn party, on the grounds of the
Old Folks' Home, Sunnyslde, Thursday
evening, Juno 20. A fine musical pro
gramma Is being arranged, and refresh
ments will be aerved.
Portland Acapemt graduation and
prise contest will be held this Friday
evening at I o'clock, at First Presby
terian Church. Friends and the public
generally Invited.
Sr.a "The BRIdoe or tub Gods.", at
Multnomah Field, tonight. o'clock.
Portland Swimmino Baths, 1C7 4th;
open dally 25c. Visitors welcome.
Pb. Wiluax Housa baa returned.
G.-H. Marshall Held for Federal
Grand Jurt. Charged with fraudulent
use of the malls O. H. Marshall was
given a hearing yesterday before
I'nlted States Commissioner Csnnon
and bound over to the next Federal
grand Jury under 11000 bonds, which
he was unable to furnish. The spe
cine charge Is that he advertised for
people who had not used their home
stead rights end offered for 1 to
locate them on productive claims In
Eastern Oregon. Promising aa soon
as they were proved up on he would
psy $2000 for a half Interest and would
pay all the preliminary charges. Mar
shall waa rausrht bv Inspector Durand
receiving tl through the malls on the
proposition and his arrest lolioweo.
Bladen Is Setttenced. Harry Bladen,
who was found guilty Tuesday
In the aneclul department or the tlr
cult Court presided over by Judge
Cslklns of the larceny of 1980 from
Evelyn Rogers, was yesterdsy sen
tenced to from one to seven yesra In
the State Penitentiary. According to
the evidence the two met on a North
Bank train and went to a hotel to
gether after reaching Portland on De
cember 24 last. There the woman was
hit over the head'with a whisky not
tic accidentally. Bladen declared: de
signedly, she swore and Bladen e
parted with the money after calling a
physician to dress tn wound. He was
arrested In New Orleans, La.
St. Johns Gets New Factort. Plans
have been prepared by Architect
Thomoaon for a two-story factory
building. I5X200' feet, to be built for
the Multnomah Mohair Milla adjoining
the present factory In Lower St. Jotina.
The basement will be' excavated under
a oortlon of the new factory, which
will contain the heating plant, the
blower, system having been adopted.
The unner atorv will be used for a loom
room and will have a -capacity cf 20
looms.
Garden Award to Be Mads Judges
in the school garden contest today will
again Inspect the 12 leading gardens
before announcing the awards, which
will be made in the afternoon. Schools
In the lead for The Oregonlan chal
lenge cup are Woodlawn. Lents. Wash
ington High School. Falling. Ports
mouth and Woodstock. The first named
also heads the list for large displays
at the Armory, with Sunnyslde, Ulencoe
and Portsmouth close up.
Columbia Graduates Fifteen. The
srad'Htlng exercises of Columbia Uni
versity will be held today In the chapel
of the main building at University
Park. Fifteen graduates from the
various departments will receive diplo
mas. The medals for special scholar
ships offered by the Knights of Colum
bus. Archbishop Christie and others
will be bestowed at the exercises. U
a Merrick will deliver the address to
the graduating class.
Allen School Issues Class Number,
The 1912 class number of the
Observer, the Allen Preparatory School
publication, ia out. Elsie Lee and to
ward Trentlss are editors-in-chief, as
sisted by Frances Baltes. Frances
Smith. Henry Dabney, Grace Moule,
Maxwell Ball. Sidney Ring. Ada Mc
Cown. Maurlne Laber. Lydian Charner,
Henry Norman, Clifford Dabney and
Alfred Granstrom.
CioAnrrTB Starts Awnino Fire.
The awning in front r of Atiyeh Bros.'
store, at Tenth and Alder atreets,
caught nre last night. The fire waa
quickly extinguished by J. J. Fltxslm
mons, special officer. An alarm was
turned In and a hook and ladder com
pany responded, but the fire was out
when the firemen arrived. A cigarette
Is believed to have caueed the blase.
Kenton Asks for Platoround.
Residents of Kenton have petitioned
the Park Board to purchase a block of
ground adjoining the one recently pur
chased by the Board of Education for
a new achoolhouse as a playground for
that neighborhood.
A Liberal. Reward for information
leading to tho arrest and conviction of
nersons. who during May, 1J12, tore
down and destroy! building at it
Hall St., bet. 16th and 17th sta. t . A.
Wells, owner, 790 E. Ankeny. E. 10.
Mason Burt Brock. Washington
Lodge. No. 4. A. F. and A. M. held a
special meeting yesterday to conduct
the funeral aervlces of J. Brock. Mr.
Brock was a member of Dolph Lodge
No. 10. of Athena. Or.
Races! Races! Races! at Country
Club track, 2 P. M., Saturday. Rose
City Park cars. "
Ses "Ths Bridge or the Oods." at
Multnomah Field, tonight. o'clock.
Bot Wanted. Cnlon Laundry Co,
Second and Columbia.
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SEASICKNESS KlllS CHILD
Young Women Act as rallbcarers at
Funeral of Little Girl.
Four young; women wera pallbear
ers when tha remains of alz-year-old
Ruth Stevens, only daughter of Mr. and
Mra. I. M. Btevena, of Loa Angeles, were
laid to rest In Greenwood Cemetery
yesterday morning. Mrs. Stevens waa
formerly Miss Ines Wheeler, of Port
land.
With her mother. Ruth left Loa
Angeles a week ago on the steamer
Bear to see the Ros Festival. Ths
child was continually seasick on tha
Journey, and on her arrival here last
Thursday, waa at one removed to
Sellwood Hospital. She failed to re
cover from the weakness Induced by
tha trip and died Monday evening. The
child waa the grandaughter of Mrs.
John Andrew, 480 Jackson street. Port
land, with whom she wan to visit.
Rev. John Slmp-ion, rector of SL
Marks, officiated at the Interment and
the young women pallbearers, former
school friends of Mrs. Stevens, were:
Miss Lous Parker. Mrs. Wire, Mrs.
Benjamin Davla and Miss Maud Smith.
MASONS ELECT OFFICERS
George II. Burnett, of Salem, Is Se
lected Grant! Master.
At an election of officers of the Ore
gon Grand I-odge of Masona yeaterday,
Oeorge H. Burnett, of Salem, waa
named grand maater; 8. 8. Spencer, of
Eugene, deputy grand maater; wiiuara
A. Bristol, of Portland, senior grand
master: Frank J. MUler. of Salem,
Junior grand master; W. A. Cleland,
grand treasurer, and James r. KODin
son. grand secretary.
Startlnc with 2O0 members present.
the attendance haa Increased until
there are now 250 delegates registered
at the Masonic Temple, and others are
constantly arriving. Testerday morn
ing was taken up with routine busi
ness and the reception of delegates
from the Eastern Star. A bouquet of
flowers waa presented by the Eastern
Star. The grand lodge later In the day
sent a visiting delegation to the East
ern Star. Early In the afternoon a
visit was received from the grand maa
ter of Idaho, Fred G. Mock. Tha meet
ing will be concladed Friday.
ROSE FESTIVAL VISITORS
There la only one transfer company
In the City of Portland that can check
your baggage at your home or hotel.
The Baggage A Omnibus Transfer
Company. Park and Davis streets.
Phones: Main cS0. A 23:2.
MEN'SSUITS.
The high-grade suits that I sell for
111.75 look like the 240.00 made-to-
order kind. My tailor alters to nt you.
llrr.my Dunn, room 21S Oregonlan bids.
Take elevator.
See "The Bridge of the Oods." at
Multnomah Field, tonight, t o'clock.
DRAMA TO BE TONIGHT
THE BRIDGE OP THE GOIS"
YVILIj BE REPEATED.
Management Announces That Ten
Minutes After Electric Parade
Show Mill Mart.
With the probability of fair weather
tonight, the directors of "The Bridge
of the Gods" announced laat night that
the additional performance of the great
spectacular Oregon drama will be held
at P. M. on Multnomah Field.
In order that there shall be no von
filet with the electric parade. "The
Bridge of the Gods" will not commence
until t P. M.. and In a letter to "The
Bridge of the Oods" Company, Fresl
dent Ifoyt. of the Rose Festival, ad
vises those, going to "The Bridge of the
Gods to see first the parade at Nine
teenth and Washington. The perform
ance of "The Bridge of trie Gods will
not commence until 10 minutes after
the parade haa parsed Multnomah
Field.
- As no great crowd will be congested
at thin point, those deairtng to attend
"The Bridge of the Gods" will be able
to see the parade under the best of
conditions.
Arrangements have been made to
see that ib ushers are thoroughly
trained In the grandstand and the pro
ducera guarantee that there shall be
absolutely no Inconvenience - about
seats, but that every purchaser shall
have the seat to which he ia entitle.!.
The suceeee of "The Bridge of the
Gods last Saturday and Monday, tha
wonderful electrical effects, as well aa
the scenlo and other features of the
production and the fact that fully oOOO
persons were able to see the show, de
termined the directors upon holding at
least one more performance.
The production of "The Bridge of the
Gods" at Multnomah Field tonight will
be absolutely the last production of
the great spectacle this year.
- "The Bridge of the Goda" telln of
the coming to Oregon, 200 yeara ago,
of a white man. of bin romance with
the daughter of an Indian chief, of the
Indian superstition that when the
"bridge of the a;ods,' the natural atone
arch acrosa the Columbia at the Caa
cades, fell, then t.ie domination cf the
red man would end. The eruption of
Mount Hood destroys the bridge and
quickly In its train comes the news of
the coming of the whites and tha de
feat of the Indians.
Judging by the heavy advance seat
sale at. Howe at Martin'a drug store,
the grandstand tonight will be filled
with those who were unable to witness
either of the two earlier performances.
LABOR BACKS PORT BILL
State) Federation Desires Three Elec
tive Commissioners With Par.
Officers of the State Federation of
Labor are securing signatures to an
initiative bill amending the Port of
Portland act and providing for a com-
Absolute Safety
and 7 Per Cent.
Are you undecided how
to invest your money in
a really sound invest
ment with a god in
come 1
Our 7 per cent mort
gages will solve your
problem. They embody
every known factor of
safety and net you 7
per cent.
The most thorough ex
amination and every re
source of this Bank
form your safeguard
against ioss.
Put your money at in
terest at once. We can
take care of any
amount over $1000.
Don't lose income by
waiting.
Portland Trust
Company of Oregon
B AN K
Third and Oak Streets
mission of three members who shall
receive an annual salary of 23610 each
and be elected by the people.
I'nder the present law there are five
commissioners who are appointed by
the Governor and serve without pay,
but do not devote all of their time to
tho business of the port. The amend
ment proposes that they shall give
all of their time to the work. E. J.
Stack, secretary of the state or
ganization, la supervising the circula
tion of the petitions.
Organized labor will also propose
an Initiative measure to be voted on
providing for a uniform eight-hour
workdar for all laborers employed on
public wark. The plan of the laboring
people to propose a minimum wage bill
haa been abandoned.
"Dtps" Find Hard Sledding.
.Only two complaints from victims of
pickpockets have reached the police
since the Rose Festival opened. Cap
tain Baty's detectlvea are taking no
chances, and had 24 men in Municipal
Court yeaterday. Bail of "dip" sus
pects waa fixed at 1600 and one crook
Salesman Wanted
A man of good habits, unquestioned in
tegrity and push can form a splendid
connection by joining the salesf orce of
QregOPTifC Insurance Company, the only
company "exclusively Oregon." This
Company receives prefertnee from all
discriminating buyers of Life Insurance
in Oregon. For 3 successive years sold
more Policies each year than any other
company operating here.
YOU WORK IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF SUC
CESS WHEN REPRESENTING QrCgOflTlfC
L. Samuel, General Manager, Corbett
Building, Fifth and Morrison, Portland.
GIFT BASKETS FOR VISITING FRIENDS
Would a nice basket of Oregon Fruit be a good idea for your
parting gift to your visiting friend f Call and let us give you
an idea, aa we have made a careful study of this art.
L. MAYER & CO.
Portland's Oldest and Best Grocers
148 Third Street . ' A 4432, Main 9432
WEEK-END SAVING ON REGULAR STOCK GROCERIES
. Fancy Ranch Eggs, per dozen 256
Beech-Nut Peanut Butter, jar 10, 20S 30
Skinless and Boneless Sardines, regularly 40c 30d
Crosse & Blackwell's Chow Chow, reg. 40o pt 35
Crosse & Blackwell's Olive Oil, qt 80f
Italian Virgin Olive Oil, V gallon SI. 50
Cliquot Ginger Ale, per dozen -S1.50
Cantrell & Cochran's Sarsaparilla, dozen... $2.00
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A foil line of Educator Crackers, including BABY EDU
CATORS. Snrodiari MilV Wafers.
Crosse & Blackwell's Anchovy Paste, in all sizes.
orman Kitchen Scales.
Fancy line of Fruit Baskets.
Never-Break Carpet Beaters.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
Oregon Raspberries, Bing Cherries,
Red and Yellow Bananas,
Apricots, Royal Anne Cherries,
Fresh Pineapples, Fresh Cocoanuts,
Fancy Strawberries, Nutmeg Melons,
YeUow and Green Beans,
Telephone Peas, Fresh Tomatoes, Cucumbers,
Head Lettuce, Bermuda Onions,
DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT
Baked Ham (delicious),
Boiled Ham and Tongue,
Spiced Cooked Corn Beef, Bologna,
Mettwurst, Salami Sausage, Imported Frankfurters,
Imported Camembert in wood, direct from France.
We Prepay Freight to All Summer Resorts
Visitors in the city cordially invited to inspect Portland ' mo5t
complete Grocery Stock Fancy and Staple.
1863-Established-1912
The Official Headquarters
for Good Clothes
Y1ion buying clothing for sat
isfaction and worth don't
overlook the opportunity of
Teeing our line of pood clothes
Felling at
$15, $20 and $25
They're without an equal from
a standpoint of quality, mate
rial, workmanship, perfect fit
and best of styles.
Higher Grades at S30 to S50
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS
Carnival visitors cordially invited to make our stor their head
quarters. Leave packages with us and they will be, taken car of.
S. W. Corner 4th and Morrison Sta,
Corner Entrance.
was sentenced to 0 days In. prison.
Nearly all of those arrested had In
their possession round-trip tickets
from the East.
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CAt.IKORNI. HOTKIA
HOTEL
STEMT
SAII FRAIiClSCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
European Plan $1.80 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
New steel mmd Wick sti'alae. Evert
sais'na ladaeie. Mereta rata
Cewter W theatre mm4 retail ealmt Oa
eja laae liaealaiitas aH tut city. Em,
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FOURTH FLOOR
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BUSHONG & CO.
OFFICE OUTFITTERS
PARK AND STARK STS. , .
PORTLAND, OR.
HOTEL SUTTER
Sutter and Kearny Street
SAN FRANCISCO
An np-to-daU modern fire-proof
hotel of 250 rooms, taking the
place of the old Occidental Hotel
and Lick Houm.
Eoropeaa Plan 51.53 Per Day Up
Take mmr TaiJoae frese the Ferrr
at the Exsism ml the Hetel.
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SOL DUC HOT
SPRINGS HOTEL
la the Heart ( the Olrssplra.
"The Carlsha4 ( Aaeerlea.'
Ma-nlflcent 15-room hotel,
thoroughly modern; meals and
tervlce unsurpassed.
Hot mineral water specific In
tlie cure of rheumatism, liver,
ttomarh, kidney, blood, skin and
lervouf disorders.
Altitude 1?0 feet. Mountain
'limbing; and all sorts of amuse
ments. Finest flshlna;. Modern
aanaiorium.
Boats leave the Colman dock.
Seattle, dally except Punday.
A. M. Round-trip tickete. Day
llht -lp.
Kor descriptive literature, ad
dress Dr. William W. F.arlea.
medical superintendent, Sol Due.
Wean.
Perk-Jadah free Information
bureaus.
SEALY-DRESSER CO
GROCERS, BAKERS, TEA
AND WINE MERCHANTS.
28 8-29 0-292, STARK STREET
MAIN
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Reeasaltra Meadejaartm
Heat ThlBBa Kat.
TURKISH COFFEE 45c
The Xealth ef ttunlll."
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
DO OT POKGRT Ol H
DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT
Mere we hava an Immense variety
of good thlnxs suitable for picnics
and hot-weather menus.
Kl .A ItAIMIIK. freeh. lb.. 254
BIOMARC'K HKHRIXi. t for 25
ROLL MOPS, three for 2$?
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Fearer Maaaeea.. I PINT
faeasaeer Maa-l-JOf
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CAVIAR si;.-"
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10;'; $2.25
GEOFROY SARDINES ?r.Vhu lr!
fish, two cans for awl
BERTOK SMOKED SARDINE PASTE
Uet this, for It makes a dell- Oft
clous sandwich. Larsre can....a.Uu
NEW YORK CREAM CHEESE V:
tin's finest, per pound OOU
SALMON TIPS ..350
OLIVES
Our stork probably Is
and varlty the jrreateat offere
the Pacific Northwest. This erlvea
you the widest rars;e for selection.
We offer a K-os. bottle stuffed
Manxanlila Olives, worth too.
special at
the largest
ed In
30c
BAKERY DEPARTMENT
With your next orlr Include one nf
zTn"zr:v-:rs 5c anoioc each
Our Cakes. Pies. French Pastry and
Cookies are roMTIVKLV THI3
BKT. We. use only the best flour,
fresh ewas and fancy creamery butter
Nut Loaf Cakes only.... 25
Layer Cakes, all kinds 504
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT
TOMATO CATSUP fc;-iw-15c
Brand.
2 for.
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2(k
Hilltin
20c,
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EAST INDIA CHUTNEY
Major Orey's,
Hot
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hweet Cashmere,
Colonel Skinner's.
Sliced Manfroc,
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Two sizes 5o and OOtf
NEW CROP JAPAN TEAS ?;,jplcukB;
arrived. Order some to,iMy and
note the difference Itrvif TCI
between the old and ItCrl I CM
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OBEN F.GREENE. PRESIDENT
345. STARK " STREET
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Three's Aatlaeptle rewdae.
neetroya nfrenaive vdurs: slrea tastsnl
relief. lellsbtfuily refreahlnc. A eoo
pnlnaonous (ermlrlde that dissolves la
staotly to water. I'nequaled as a dooche.
SEND FOB FREE SAMPLE
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