THE MORXIXG OREGONIAXr TUESDAY, JANUARY 2G. 19T.".
lit
NEWS IN IN WAR
ZONE ARE WATCHED
PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
AMUSEMENTS.
ABSTRACTS OF TITUi.
Writer and Photographer Are
Regarded as English Spies
While in Belgium.
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DUTCH FIRST TO SUSPECT
ierman Sentries Appear to Be
CjSprlnging Tp Everywhere After
at Pair Enter Conquered Xation '
ex
th Despite Adrice to Stay Out.
for
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bai BT CHARLES N. WHEELER.
w;'Strr correspondent of the Chicago Trib
ln -. Published by .rrensement with the
. bun.)
"JiOSDOX, Jan. 11. Arriving at Flush,
of ; on our way to Belgium. Thompson,
Mnoi Kansan, and I -were faced first with
V) problem of Betting bjr the customs
fcioJa.
Ve managed to get through without
finer our luasraBre examined, lnomp
ji, however, assumed an angry atti-
JB KIICH U. IUD I ... . . . -'
,, looking through, his photographic
'raphernalla, particularly the films
7 d in his still camera.
"'Say. you rube." he shouted, "don't
'en that. You'll spoil the films if they
nee opened here in the light. Haven't
"ullu trot anv sense?
Bporhe Dutch officer didn't understand
-"- glish.
f.Nw," Thompson snapped out, as the
Cap cr sought something to levy a tax
men "there is nothing in there to declare.
tertt put your John Hancock on there
Ston-, your little piece of chalk and be on
that r way."
of tie did.
Ji- llr Are AVrat4 to Shun Belgium.
vic8"wo hours later as we were boarding
tary train for Rosendaal they wouldn't
histr us a ticket that night for the Bel
Tih frontier we encountered our first
wi!-iend" He heard us BDeaking Eng-
T-eh and promptly warned us against
ma.-ing to get Into Belgium, tie in
tinned us that the Germans were al
f- vine no one to enter Belgium at that
Urn ie and showed us a Dutch paper
and ich carried the official announcemen
yest t train service Into Antwerp had
Tl.1 discontinued for ten days owing
"of t i bisr movement of troops. He want
r-ho' to save us a lot of trouble, he said.
row! suggested that we go on to Kotter.
a and get a night s rest.
Vho told you all that?" asked
CfM npson. "You're crazy in the noodle.
w -man. Were headed for Antwer
1 we're troine through, see?"
"Ij-Verv welL" remarked our friend.
ut you better take my advice. And
0i other thing If 1 were in your plac
wouldn't tell them down there that
It are newspaper men. The Germans
a lure got little use for reporters just
yearv.
ia a that so?" said Thompson, biting
tion he words one at a time. "Well, lust
now ,v'h our smoke, old top. Say, they'll
dredout with the band of the Ninth Im
lO.Oi lal army .to welcome us back home.'
Brafta Band Kail to Show.
eve Ve were welcomed, all right, but It
jqs not witn a orass Dana.
. ,n iVt nut ui at Rosendaal that night.
,j little Dutch inn where no one
then irstands a word of the English lan-wnrl-ge.
But it didn't bother Thompson
He made signs. When he want-
ever dinner he discovered a knife and put
..iiD, In his mouth, emulating with nis
v the process of masticating "food.
Ie did know two words garcon and
ilia ' tvi. Garcon brought the waiter and
jrei the bow for the little tip. I tried
' teach him to say kellner when we
,k. Jt inside the German lines. But he
.nslsted on garcon. Ho didn't know
the word for bottled beer, but with
one hand raised to his tilted head in
the attitude of drinklns? and the other
rubbing his abdomen he managed to
indicate the desired beverage.
Late that evening, after he had glee
fully beaten or cheated me out of
four shillings playing rummy, we
heard riotous singing in the street be
hind the inn. Thompson put on his
hat, threw his still camera over his
fhoulder. crabbed his cane and mo
tioned to mo to follow.
tict's get into It. whatever it is."
he said.
They were Dutch soldiers who had
j l-n spending the nighty in the cafes.
, They rame up the little, narrow street.
, fii abreast, .singing joyously. The
j. latter of wooden shoes sounded on
.' the cobblestone pavement as the street
j spectators got out of the way.
"(larrios rivique." laughed Thompson
-. with a flourish of his cane and a sort
of grandiloquent attitude.
? "Booy'i Thoutchls Are Told."
? Every soldier not in German uniform
wax a gardo civique to the Kansas
photographer. Then he told ' me the
old Napoleon story he heard the Ger
man officers tell after the fall of Ant
werp. -
"Krer hear what the big French guy
paid about the gardes civique? Well,
you know. Napoleon didn't think they
amounted to much, and one day just
before one of his scraps he called his
Kenerals around him. There was a lot
of tough-looking murderers stretched
out along the enemy's lines. 'What's
that bunch over there? said his nibs.
'That's the Prussians.' one general said
Never mind," said old Nap. "And what's
that bunch over the hill there?" said
the big chief. 'Why. that's the Kng
lish, said another general. "No mat
ter," said Bony, 'not important. And
what's that long blue line coming over
the hillT he said in alarm. That's
the gardes civique.' said another gen
eral. 'Heavens!' shouted old . Bony,
"every man for himself!" "
The gardes civique of Belgium havo
neen treated with contempt by the
Oermans In this war. They were no
tilied in advance that they would not
lie rated as soldiers of the enemy, but
as civilians, and if caught firing on
the Germans they would be considered
as civilians attacking Invaders, which
lm-ant that they wuuld be Bhot down
3ii cold blood and would not be ac
corded the rights of captured soldiers.
The gardes t-ivUiue organisation cor
responds to our state militia. Many of
these volunteer organisations gave a
tplendid account of themselves, how
ever. Jn the retreat from Brussels to
Alost. Pome. too. lived up to Napo-l.-on's
estimate, it is reported.
Men Mistaken for Spies.
Before we left Rosendaal we began
to attract ine attention of the vil
lagers and soldiers because Wo spoke
.KngllKn. Vt were fatten for British
ers, of course, by most of the people,
and they wondered at our audacity in
purchasing tickets for Esschen. the
Belgian frontier. While waiting in the
station next morning, a newsboy
dashed up and spread a copy of the
London Times on the table, which I
purchased for 10 centes and read
sreedily. That settled it. We were
"Enslishers." Undoubtedly that In
formation was telephoned ahead, and
we were henceforth to be treated as
.u:pei-ted spies.
After we had r-urchased our ticket,
at advanced prices, Thompson hopped
Into the carriage with the remark:
"That was a wide guy back there at
Flushing. I don't think Are we going
to Belgium? Well. Just watch our
fmoKe!
"It won't bo long now, kid, before
PKOlfPT SERVICE at reasonable prices.
Pacific Title & Trust Co, 7 Ca. of Com.
ACCOKDXOS PLEATING.
ACCORDEON. KNIFE AND BOX PLBAT-
1WJ, PIOOTI-Nli.tli;M3ilTCHlNa.liKAil
INC. KMBRGlDtKl-Ni;. EAS'ltKS NOV"
ELTT MFU. CO.. si STH ST- Nr. OAK.
K. STEPHAN Hemstitching and scalloplnc,
accord, aid pleat, buttons covered, goons
sponged, man orders. s&3 Aider, ii.
ASS AYE K.S AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 2d. Gold,
silver and platinum bought.
ATTORNEYS.
HALL 4 KLIEDNER. lawyers; consultations
free. 2tlS--lo FUedaer bid. Mar. il)7.
LAWYER; consultation I ree. Main 4988. 70S
Selling bldg.
CARPET WEAVING.
NORTHWEST RIO CO. Rugs Irom old car
pets, rag rugs. 163 East oth. Hotti phones.
CELLULOID BUTTONS, BADGES.
EYE, BAB, KOSE AND THROAT.
Treatment by specialists; glasses fitted. Dr.
F. F. Casseday. 51T Dekum bldg.. 3d k Wn.
ELECTKIC MOTORS.
MOTORS, generators bought, sold, rented
and repaired. We do all kinds of repair
ing and rewinding; all work guaranteed.
n. at. jt. Electric to, 31 f irst St. Aorta.
rnone stain lu.
rOlXDgv AND MACHINE WOlUkg.
PHOENIX Iron Works. East Id and Haw-
tnorne. Oeneral machine and foundry work.
GAS REGULATION.
GAS BILLS REDUCED Small mental
rental, .-ssn tras uov, CO, .slain .3t.
KODAKS.
KODAKS AND ALL SUPPLIES: developing.
printing and enlarging. P1K.E at MAfilv-
mam CO., 843 Washington at.
MACHINERY.
Engine, boilers, sawmills, bought, sold and
tiuuniigco. i tie j. Hi. Aiarxin Co., rortianu.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY
91 8th st. Phone Maui 1112 and A 1JS4.
CHIROPODISTS.
William. Estelle and William. Jr., Deveny,
ine onir scientmc eniroDoaists in tue calj.
Parlors 3U2 tierlinger bldg.. S. W. corner
ZJ and Alder. Phone Main 1301.
DR. ETHEL A. SACRT, -painless chlropodUt.
.t'-'o nnami piog. rnooe Alain wuoo.
NEW YORK grad. chiropodist, pedicurlst,
manicurist. Macleay bids., 2Q Wash.
CHIROPODY and pedicuring, lira. M. D.
run, urnca fiieuner biog. atain oeio.
CIlIROPRAt'TRIC PHYSICIANS.
Dr. McMahon surprises all. Chronic cases, 31
treatments, lie, otners less, iiiunii.
Dr. McMahon, 121 , 4th, .'ITli Wms. Chronic
cases: 61 treatments Ofhers less.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
DRESS SUITS for rent; we press one suit
each week for CI. GO per month.
UNIQUE TAILORING CO.,
809 Stark St., bet. 5th and 6th. Main S14.
COLLECTION AGENCY.
HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles aad
Dicycies. pnone Main 63, A aibtt.
MUSICAL.
Emll Thlelhorn, violin teacher; pupil Ssvclk.
1107 Fliednar bldg. A 410, Marshall 169.
NATCROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS.
DR. PHILLIPS, specialist in paralysis, nerv-
ous. enronic dlseasea. but oregoniaaDiug.
OPTICIANS.
A FIGHT on high prices.
Why pay 5 to (10 for a
pair of glasses when 1
un fit vnui vm with
first-quality lenses, gold-filled frames, as low
as $1.60? Goodman, 191 Morrison, near
bridge. Main 2124. Satisfaction guaranteed.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS,
DR. R. B. NORTHRUP. 308 Morgan bldg.,
cor. Broadway and Washington street. Of
flee phone, Mniu 341; residence. East 10-3.
PAINTING AND KALSOM1NING.
WE kalsomlne and paint Louses at your
price. East 1TL
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
Accounts, notes, Judgments collected. "Adopt
enon jatetnoas. snort Adjustment Co.,
828 N. W. Bank bldg. Phone Main 74.
NETH & CO., Worcester bldg. Main 17116
No collection, no charge. Established lWO.
DANCING.
HEATH'S DANCING SCHOOL Lessons
dally; class Monday, Friday evenings, 8 to
10. 101) 2d st., bet. Wasnlngton and Stark.
DENTISTS.
DR A. W. KEENE, Majestic Theater bldg.,
351 Washington St. Marshall 3205.
R. C. WRIGHT 33 years' practice, U. a and
foreign patents, 600 Dekum bldg.
PAWNBROKERS.
STEIN'S LOAN OFFICE.
26 North th St.
PIANO LESSONS.
PIANO lessons, modern methods. 269 14th.
Phone Main 3893.
PIPE.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and
office near 24th and York sts. Main 3489.
RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS, BRASS SIGNS.
PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS.
231 Wash. St. Phone Main 710 and A 2710.
SHOE REPAIRING.
SHOES HALF SOLED
In 19 minutes
while you wait.
Ha.
Ken York Shoe Repair Co.
243 Vs Alder St.
SHOrtlasE, BANK STORE FIXTURES.
FOR reasonable prices, see Western Fixture
& snowcase co.. 5 n, lutn, aaraiiau
STORAGE AND TRANSI'EB.
fcrh.ii ivrM
STORAGE
AT
REDUCED RATKSe
yuraiturt jVianoa,
Ilerc.Ainaise, etc.
Gooaa called for and
delavereia
We pack for Bttlpmenu
FURMTCRB CO.
Gra nti Ave. and Kaat
Stark Su
Phones Kast 292.
PORTLAND Van & Storage Co. cor. l&tn
and Kearney sts. just compiewa, w
fireproot warehoua for household effects,
pianos and automobiles; contains separate
tiro, and' vermin-proot rooms, steam-heated
piano-room, trunk and rug vaults; track
age tor carload shipments, vans for mov
ing, reduced freight rates for household
gooas to ana irom taai in tuivueu
Main 5040, all departments.
- iniMibr.
HEILf C I Broadway at Taylor
TODAY AND TOMORROW
CONTTNCOrSa 1 ta 11 P. X.
Oregoa and Orgonians
IX MOTION PICTURES.
ROYAL ROSARIANS TRIP
- To California.
COLUMBIA HIGHWAY.
20
LOCAL EVENTS
WILL BE TOWN TALK
20
POPULAR PRICES.
1 to ( P. M., 15c; ( to 11 P. M-, ZSo,
NEXT JSBSsIF- NIGHTS
BARGAIN PRICE MAT. SATURDAY
The Big Musical Fun Show
MUTT AND JEFF
IN MEXICO
Evenlnsra, $1 to 25c. Sat Mat., &0o, SSc.
SEATS NOW SELLING. .
NEW TODAY.
C. O. PICK Transfer & Storage Co. Office
and commodious -story dtick warwwuBo,
separate iron room and fireproof vaults
for valuables, N. W. cor. 2d and Pine sts.
Pianos and furniture moved and packed
for Bhipmeut, special rates made on goods
in oar through cars to all domestic and
foreign porta. Main 5U6, A 1UW6.
OLSON-ROE TRANSFER CO.
New fireproof warehouses with separate
rooms. We move and pack household
goqtis and pianos And ship at reduced
rates. Auto vans and teams for moving.
Forwarding and distributing agents. Free
trackage Office and warehouse. 15th and
Hoyt Bts. Main 54", A iiii47. ....
OREOON TRANSFER CO., 474 Olisan sU
cor 13th. Telephone Main 6D or A
We own and operate two large class "A"
warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest
Insurance rates In city.
MANNING-WAREHOUSE & TRANSFER CO.
New location, vtn and ioyt bts.
Moving, packing, shipping, storage.
Main 703, A 2214.
MAD1SON-ST. DOCK and WAREHOUSE
Otfice 189 Madison. General mercnantuse
and forwarding agents. Phone Main T6U1.
WOOD.
GREEN and dry slabwood, block wood. Pan
ama Fuel Co. .Main bizv, a naai.
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS
This week
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
M. Wade & Co., Hawthorne ave.
ARCHITECTURAL WIRE IRON WORKS.
Portland Wire & Iron wka. ad and Columbia.
AUTO AND BUGGY TOPS.
DtJBRILLE BUUGY TOP CO., HOO 2d St.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES.
BALLOT) & WRIGHT, 7th and Oak sts.
BAGGAGE CHECKED AT HOME.
Baggage & Omnibus Transfer, Park & Davis.
BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES SUPPLIES.
BALLOU & WRIGHT, 7th and oak sts.
BREAD BAKERY.
Royal Bakery & Conf., inc., 11th and B'ertt
BREWERS AND BOTTLERS.
HENRY WEIN'HARD, 18th and Burnside.
CASCARA BARK AND GRAI'E ROOT.
KAHN BROS., 1U1 Front St.
CEMENT, LIME AND PLASTER.
T. CROWE & CO., to Fourth st.
DRY GOODS.
FLEISCHNER. MAYER & CO., 207 Ash st
ELECTRICAL HUPPLIES.
Stubbs Electrical Co., Cth and Fine sts.
GRAIN MERCHANTS,
Albers Bros. Milling Co., Front and Marshall
GROCERIES.
WADHAMS CO., 6U-75 Fourth st
HAIR GOODS.
WHOLESALE ONLY. 411 DEKUM BLDG.
HATS AND CAPS.
THANH AUSER HAT CO.. 58-63 Front st
HIDES. PELTS, WOOL AND FURS.
KAHN UHOS., 101 Front street
LEATHER AND SHOE TRADE SUPPLIES.
CHAS. L. MASTICK fc CO.. 74 Front; leath
er of every description; taps, mfg. flndlnsa
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR,
Columbia Neckwear Mtg. Co., 83 Fifth st
Iron works.
pacific iron works,
portland, oregon,
structural steel plant.
FOUNDRY.
MILLINERY.
BRADSHAW BROS., Morrison add Ttn sts.
ORNAMENTAL IRON AND WIRE.
Portland Wire & Iron Wkl, 2d and Columbia,
PAINTS AND WALL PAPER.
W. P. FULLER CO., 12th and Davis.
PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS.
RASMUSSEN & CO., id and Taylor ets.
PIPE. PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES.
M. L. KLINE, S4-SS6 Front St.
PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES.
M. L. KLINE, S1-S6 Front st
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
F. W. BALTEti & CO.. 1st and Oak sts.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EVEKDINli FAKRELL. 14U Front St.
ROPE AND BINDING TWINE.
Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northrup.
SAND AND GRAVEL.
COLUMBIA DIGGER CO., foot of Ankeny.
SASH. DOORS AND GLASS.
W. P. FULLER CO., 12th and Davis.
Portland Iron Works, nth and "Northrup
WALL PAPER.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO..
280 2d st
WHOLESALE JEWELERS ft OPTICIANS.
BUTTERFIELD BROS., MOHAWK BLDd
we see the real thing the real Ger
man soldier."
As the train, which merely crawled
alone;, owing to the military obstacles,
slowed into the station on the frontier.
Thompson Was all excitement. "There
they are! See 'em?" he Iaugnea.
"Them be the real guys, boy!"
The possession of the railway for
the transportation and quick shitting
of troops is one of the most vital con
siderations in the war sone, and the
frontier fairly bristled with the "real
thing." as Thompson put IL German
sentries seemed to spring out of the
ground everywhere, but most of them
at this point were of the landsturm
contingent, only a few of the helmeted
sentries being observed. We were yet
to Bee those ' srlisteninar helmets and
shimmering bayonets in thousands day
after day and to long lor a neeting
glimpse of civilized society.
ing you get up there is even better
than we get here in the service be
cause they 'have' to learn here and
they learn only what they "have" to."
Six Wed at Vancouver.
VANCOUVER, "Wash., Jan. 25. (Spe
cial.) Even the cold weather could
not deter Cupid. Today three couples
Were married h,ere. They were: Harry
p. Mitchell and Miss Carrie E. Barnes,
of Castle Hock: Fred Morast, of The
Dalles, and Ruth Wang, of Portland,
and Sam Leboff and Miss Sophia Sha
piro, of Portland.
ALI BABA IS l TOILS
HINDU IS INDICTED FOR ROBBERY,
NOT BEING ARJIED."
Grand Jury I pholuH Charges Against
Earl Riley, as Writ as Numerous
Other Offender.
All Baba, deserted by the "Forty
Thieves," at last will be brought to
ustice. The January grand jury for
Multnomah County returned two Indict
ments against him yesterday.
After dozens of daring exploits.
which ,for centuries endeared him to
fairy-tale readers. All Baba fell before
the two simple charges of "robbery,
not being armed," and "larceny from
the person." Through the Hindu In
terpreter he gave the alias of Nagar
Khan, but insisted that AH Baba also
was his name. With him in tne two
indictments are Clarence j ay, wno ad
mits he is a sailor, but denies descent
from Sinbad. and Roslion Ivtian. ine
three are accused of assaulting and
robbing a Hindu named Dhana.
Among the other indictments are
four against Earl Riley, the 17-year-
old boy who was taken to the Peni
tentiary last week to serve from one to
ten years for larceny. The same In
dictments were returned against Jesee
Wing, who was arrested with Kiiey.
Wing has two additional robbery in
riirtmpfit against him.
Krits. Pilger. alleged to have poked
the tip of an umbrella through the nose
of a friend, was Indicted for assault
with a dangerous weapon. Shirley
Shields was indicted for the larceny of
women's clothing from the New lork
Outfitting Company. Nick Bond 'and
Fred Worth will be tried for ourgiary
of the house of G. S. Held. 942 Alameda
Drive. Ed Listi was indicted for as
saulting Charles Whitlock with a
loaded shotgun on Christmas day.
John Williams, alias John Winn, was
Indicted for the burglary . of the
dwelling of -E. C. Smith, 20SI Mill
street.
Coll V. Musgrave. Walter Chase, Ste
phen Spitulosky and Walter Goetten
were Indicted for breaking into the
Sterrett 4 Oberle Packing Company's
plant on Christmas eve. On recomen
tlation of officials of the packing com
pany, the grand jury recominenaea
Goctten for parole.
MEETING NOTICES.
WASHINGTON COM.
MANDERT, NO. 15, K. T.
Stated conclave this (Tues
day) evening:, 7:30. Red Cross.
All Sir Knights courteously
invited to attend.
F. H. KOLTXEH, Recorder.
ELLISOS ENCAMPMENT, I. O. O. F.
Regular meeting this (Tuesday) evening at
8 o'clock at 1. O. O. F. Temple. First and
Aider sts.; a large ciaes in tne royai pur
pie degree. Kats. come and make a di
start on the ne terms. Visitors alway
welcome, k. USVUL.U, scriDe.
Horelik's Ensembles
IN
'The Gypsy Camp"
(Headlined.)
But Life Will Never Se the Same
- If You Miss
. CHARLIE
GRAPEWIN
A.XD
ANNA CHANCE
"POUGHKEEPSIE"
It Is the Bruin That All Bear
Catchers Have Been Hunting
for in the Vaudeville Jungle.
Everybody's Talking About
SANTLY and NORTON
Better Get Them.
Also
JAMES THOMPSON COMPANY,
HAVILAXD AND THOBXT OS,
LOUIS LONDON AXD LAW
RENCE AND HURL FALLS.
$2SO
Down
balance like rent, -for
a
HOME
KE.IL I.'STATK.
tor Hale House.
"WILDWOOU."
Th pretty tmiiKKlow rllil WlMwo...!.
on bmiievaid, rislit ni'r 'irlaul aia-
tlon. on Ml. tVolt lino, dtMil.le lot. li-lt.
frost, Kith all kinds of tr ana eliruii
bery. A regular country hom l.ut rlhl
In town. Large ll irK-ronin, 8 boclrtn.nis
Israa bathroom, rnamelml fctirh.'n. be.
merit, furnace; r.no or luor cam. balnncn
terms at ? per sunt. B. llee, vu iHark
St., at
-HARTMAN A THOMPSON
THAT VACANT l.oT
WITT OT TL'it.N A M III'
in
MATS 2:13,
NIGHT Stilt.
Beautiful
Rose City Park
Let Us Show You
Call at
Realty Department of
HARTMAN & THOMPSON
Fourth and Stark.
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BAILEY CO.. OjNT K A I'TI Nil ARC411
TKCTS. 3l'4 AK1NUTON iU.Uil.
K. MAIN' ST. SACRIFICE.
A fin corner 1. t. ttnxluy, with 5-ronm
vtory-snd-hall coUMgt fur sal ml
f30U cah, balanre a rti. 1 ti lt ame
Ih worth iiM', houre 1 ii,nura f.r lt"-ii,
$100 tukea hou and lot: not nn- bmr
cams liku thin to bo hl. T-u niu.i huriv
UHl SI ROLUS,
3-6 Board vt Trade liltlg. Main
HAWTHORNE "BUNCiALOW.
New -woiu bunitaitiw, Iniuthuc sha1fa.
rikturva. linoleum, w atcr hvatr and
ratitftj; full bawmftii and attic; orur
Kai Jtu, ntar Hawthorn a.; price
l4t; soma trae, or ainull cmh fiatvtuaul.
balanra terma. Uwntr, alar ha 11 17 4.
UOLLADAT HOME.
Will sell my HoiUiluy Addition bomx
for iy,(Hjo. it'a worth 'il.woo. a bi
houivt, b. rooma. pUniy of porvh room,
hi'ubbary, nia law n and ft hiHt.UHa
horn. N ft;i7, Oroconian.
iMRTLAND HKltlliTd UL'NiiAUoW,
r ive rouina, b.auuiul, weli-buili, on van.
t, hat d-sui lHce ativvl, (tua vlw, tJt
CL'llent UwlKhborhood, ;uOrt.
Marshall 4S27. HKOOKB, A-5.
fcKVEKAl. homes, Irvlnrton. con aid v ratl e
laa than coat. Oak Uoura, whtta anamal
iiuiMh chamber a. Kaat v. li. Uardmaa.
Bin BAlt'iALN.
5-roora modtLrn hamu, ftujrlOO lot. Nor
mandalti Add., for fw da only. $UWtf.
Owner. Itf Waaluogton blue.
1 150 NEW, modern. 4 -room bun!.,
double floors, cvmetit baomiit aiul waika
Cd av., UU bcutt car lu Habuiu
Hva
West Side
INCOME Property
For Exchange
One of the best income apartment
houses for size in city, showing nearly
12 net on price of $40,000 some in
cumbrance. Owner will exchange for
Well-located property. We invite in
vestigation as tc the merits of this
property No inflated values will be
considered.
MOUKltN 8-rooiu house on Jut C:.x2'J7 Tt,
iNpwberir. Or. rrl.e :!.."i. or further
lnftirtnatlon call Tahor 4."X
WllL build r8ldnce or buiiKalow lo suit
buyer, dettlrahlA lot, Irvlnitton, fttrtnn- fi,
near club. rayn, Lumber Kx haiiK.
MOVE In ; no puymrnt fr 1 month, turn
monthly; lvuaiud, S-rtfom buuiv. ldar
ahe.il TWO lota and .'i-rooru hou-.-, 1 blot k fi"in
slat Inn, at Oak Otove, H. u. fetark-
wyithcr, MUwauKla. Or.
fcACItlFIClC doubla conitructfd 9-ronm cor
ner houva, Kast r-'itl, w aikhiK distauca;
terms; no aKWtia. Ca.l Kt 4i49,
FUR SALK The fimil lioin In Irhitoiv,
C:tU Kat L'4th ft. North. Call and a It.
K. R, How man t Co,
NEW, modt-rn slk-ruom lionnv, Zil. and
Yamltill, block hunniide car. Tahor 3 H'W.
7-lU HM liunsalow, $ 1 .".oh rijuity, inaka
o ff r. 1 1 h o 1 1 K t t 4 J 7 1 1.
UOOL -room house, full coiutsr lot on cai'
for 4. Tabor 4U.
For Rail llunneiMi ProMriy,
BAKER g
A la rue uroportlon tt mert who rneet Ac
cldental death in this country are killed
oy 1 ram a wnuu irespaasing on raitroaa prop
erly.
Biccd Destruction
Stopped and Rebdlt
Worrie Overcome, Evidence
Brushed Away. The
Skin Cleared.
S. S. the famous blood purifier. Is
man's architect. It contemplates the dam
age done and repairs the damage, it also
looks after the possible damage and cor
rects all tendency to blood eruptions, decay
of bones, clogging of joints and any and
all of those myriad of destructive effects
such as rheumatism, catarrh, swollen glands,
sore throat, bronchial affections and the
host of infirmities so well known as belne;
caused by Impure blood. And now, why
should S. S. S. do all this? Simply because
It Is Nature's antidote, a remedy of search
ins: influence. It contains a powerful, nat
ural ingredient, that sweeps its way to the
skin. And in dome; this It not only anni
hilates destructive germs but causes them
to be so converted that they are easily
and harmlessly voided, expelled or de
stroyed and then driven out through the
natural outlets of the body. Thus let
S. S. S. be your safeguard In all blood
troubles no matter what they are. It
won't fall you. Get a bottle todsy of any
druggist but refuse any and all substitutes.
Get in communication with the medical
department Write The Swift Specific Co.
54 Swift Bldg., Allants, (la. This special
advisory work on blood troubles has been
of incalculable benefit aad has cured a
host of sufferers. .
COR 1 XT HI AX CHAPTER, N
. O. K. E. Stated communlci
tion this (Tuesday) evening
o'clock sharp. Social. All O.
8. welcome. By order W. M.
HENRIETTA M'CABE, Seey.
DIED.
GKERIG-In this city. January 24. Bert M.
Geerins. ag?d 20 years, son" of Mr. and
Mra. A. 13. Pierce, of 1410 Alameda bout1
vard; announcement of funeral later. Re
mains in care of Ericaon residence unaer
taking parlors.
JJAMINT' In this citv. Jan. 25. Laura Nam
IntE, aged 27 years, beloved wife of Kari
Aamintz, of Newourg, or. Tne remains are
at the funeral parlors of A. I. Ken worthy
Co., K, u-'a st. i-ents.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted at Royal
nt'smurani c nop no use, m asn. st.
NAVAL MILITIA PLEA MADE
Training: 1 Valuable Aseet, Writes
Graduate to Station.
The training obtained in the Oregon
Naval Militia le a valuable asset to
tiw members of the Lnited States
Nivj-. writes Edward J. Gavin to his
erstwhile associates in the Oregon
Naval Militia. Mr. Gavin is stationed
at the United Slates 'Naval Boat Sta
tion. Goat Hill, near San Francisco. In
quiring for additional Information as
to the fato of the uregron ;savai
militia.
'I have just read aai6pateh that
the Oregon Naval militia, is about tu
be done away with," writes Mr. Gavin
to Roy Wilehart, on the Trainlucr ship
Boston in Portland. "That Is too brdi
and it scums to be foolish. The train-
AUCTION HALLS TODAY.
AT BAKER'S AtiCTlOX H01TSE, Irtfl-m!
rark strc.jt. Iarge lot of good furniture.
rus!( ranges, etc. t-aie at 10 u clock.
Unclaimed freight. N. 13. corner Broadway
ahd Hoyt st. Sale at 10 A. M. J. T. Wil-
oun, auctioneer.
MfcfcTrNG NOTICE. .
MOUNT HOOb I-ODGE, NO.
157, A. AND A. M. Stated
communication this r Tuesday)
evemnsr at 7:30. lecture, "Origin
of Civniaation' will be read by
Urothet- Oeorffe D. Trnme. Vim.
itort welcome. Order W. M.
ED. C. DlClv, Secretary.
A. & A. S. RIf l, Multnomah
Council of Kadosh. No. 1. Reg
ular meeting in Memorial Halt.
Scottish Rite Cathedral, this
evening at 8 o'clock. By order
' EMINENT COMMANDER
HAWTHORNR lodge, no.
111. A. I AND A. M. Special
communication this (Tuesday)
evening at 7:50. Masonic Temple.
Work in the F. C. degree-. Visit
ing brethren welcome.
C. E. MILLER, Secretary.
FOEBAL NOTICfca
FUCHS In this city. January 24. Emma M
Fuchs. aeod 2Z years n months t!l days,
beloved wife of I J. Fuchs. daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. William It. Mohrhaus, ot ft.
Louis. Mo., and niece of Mrs. H. iv
Pcnour, of this city. The funeral services
will be held at the crematory lona.
iTuMriar) Januarv 2tf. at 2 P.M. Th1
remains will be at the conservatory chapel
of v. S. Dunning, inc.. East Side funeral
directors. 434 East Alder st., corner East
Sixth, until 1 P. M. today. Post-Dispatch,
St. Louis, Mo., and Seattle, wash., papers
please copy.
CUNNINGHAM In this city. January 24
3 9 is. Mary M. Cunningham, aged A
years 3 months 19 days. Deceased is sur
vived by a husband. R. I Cunningham
of 7311 Fifty-fifth avenue Southeast, also
five daughters and one son ana a urotner.
The funeral ser vices will be held tomor
row (Wednesday) at 11 A.M., from the
chapel of the Skewes unaertawing com
pany, corner Third and Clay. Friends in
vited. Interment L.one Fir Cemetery.
JOHNSON The funeral services of the late
John Johnson, who passed away January
Bi, near Tualatin, ur., win oe neia
today (Tuesday) at 8:30 P. M. in the
chapel of the Portland Crematorium.
Friends are invited to attend. Take Sell
wood car. Remains will be at the parlors
of the Skewes LndertaKine Company, cor
ner Third and Clay streets, until 1 P. M.
toaay.
BLACK In this city, Jan. 25, at the resl-
rlpneft nf Mrs. Emerv Herron. 71)1 Vander
bilt st., Mary Black, aged 71 years, mother
or airs, laa r. lUDin, 01 ki Jaso, iexas,
and J. C. Black, of this city. The remains
will be iorwsrdea tnis ( ruesnayi arter
noon by J. P. Flniey & Son to Halsey, Ore
gon, where services wtu be neia ana inter
ment made.
HATDEN In this city. January 24, at the
residence, 032 Cleveland avenue, Jessie M
Havden. aeed 32 years 3 months 31 days,
beloved wife of Captain Eugene Ilayden.
Friends invited to attend funeral services,
which will be held at Holman's funeral
parlors at 3 p. M. tomorrow (Wednesday),
January 27. Concluding services at the
' foruana tremaionuni.
BENSON In this city, January 24, Amos,
on of Mr. and Mr. Amos S. Benson, of
rn3 Crawford street. St. Johns, ftged
year 7 months 7 days. The funeral serv
ices will be held today (Tuesday) at 2:30
O'clock P. M. st the residence establish
ment of J. P. Flniey & Son, Montgomery
at Fifth. Friends invited. Services at the
grave, private.
CHAM NESS At the family residence, 2SS
Clav street. January 24, Kenneth S,
Chamness, aged -4 years 0 months -l
davs. Friends invited to attend funeral
services, which will be held at Holman's
funeral parlors. Third and batmon streets,
at 2 P. M. tomorrow (Wednesday). Janu
ary 27. Interment Riverview Cemetery.
DORR In this city. Jan. 4, at his late res
idence. 390 E. 23d St, N., Russell R. Dorr.
aged ii7 rears. The funeral services will
be held tomorrow (Wednesday), Jan. 1, a
2;3t o'clock P. M. at the residence estft'o
lishment of J. P. Finlcy & Son Montgom
cry. at Sth. Friends invited. Interment
at St. Paul. Minn.
CON ANT Tho funeral "services of Mrs.
Elisabeth Cunant, 79 year old. Will be
held at trie Knapp chapel, Vancouver,
Wash., at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning,
and interment will be in Riverview- Cem
etery, Portland. Friends Invited.
VAUGHN January 25, at the home of the
Sisters of Good Shepherd, Elizabeth
Vaughn, aged T3 years, daughter of the
late Mrs. Nora Vauehn. Funeral "Will take
place from the home at 10 A. M. Inter
ment Ml. Calvary Cemetery.
SHONKW1LER At Aurora, Or., Jan. 25,
Nat han iel Shonkwiler, aged 68 years, a
C'vil War veteran. Funeral services at
resident establishment of J. P. Flniey A
Son. Montgomery at 5 th. Tuesday, 1
o'clock. Civil War veterans invited.
MOORE In this city, Jan. 24, William E.
Moore, agea r.i years, ine remains win De
forwarded this (Tuepday) evening by J.
P. Flniey & Son to Spokane, Wash., where
services wjil be held and inteiiueut made..
r It RATER
Main 8. A 53C0
;eo. L. tinker. Mjr.
Home of the Famona Baker Flayers.
Tonight, all week, Mais, w eu., eu
production in the west,
.i.w. in v-flw vnrk hv John Mason. A
flT-iK 3-,,,. rtf pflUfnrnla life. The 81
pealing story of an ex-convict. Evenings, 25C,
50c 75c; box $1. Sat. Mat.. 25c, D0c; box
75c Wednesday bargain matinee, all seats
(except box). 2oc. Jext wwh, sit. img -7""
day Mat. "The Daws of a Tomorrow."
Uroaditay, at Aider.
The ImpHnl Tai Plea Trouper Fted Diipres,
rain. & Netbitt. Oaudeloupe. H. liny Wood
ward A Co., in "The olfclg." l'anlagescope.
rhone Alain A ZI.'H.
Famottn Irinh Actor.
ANDREW MACK.
,-; (ITli .-1. li I ( : T I l A I'T e Ft
Choice Krats for I'iret-Mght Bliow Hrmmrd.
DDirtC 1 Afternoons.. 10c, 15c.
rnicco ( Night. inc. 3c.
Every Week-Day Afternoon at 3 P. M ,
Eilers Music Matinees
An Kntertiiinment I)e Luxe
N
100 Minutes of Music With Local
and the World's Greatest Artists
At the Hecital Ilnll of
Eirtrj nmttinr
Ground Floor, Henry Bldg.
TO LOAN
6 Money
LARGE AMOUNTS
NOW AVAILABLE!
MOCllltU BY
t LOS13-15T
HI KIF.IN PROPEBTV
KKPAVMKXT l'RIVILUGBS
IlltlCi
LU'li OF LOAM
II. II. Dlneaom.
316 Chamber .f tonimerce.
MORTGAGE LOANS
OJ( IHPIIOVEU I ITV PROPKHT V,
Maaey available toltfela X4 hoar, after
receipt of abstract, aad T per eeat.
ROBERTSON & EWINQ
SOT-K .rltnnltrs Baak BldsT.
MORTGAGE LOANS
on Improved city and farm property at
current rated. Attractive repayment
privileges. Loans quickly closed. Mort
gages bought. Call today.
A. II. BIRRELL CO. .
17-21U orhcstern Baak llulldlas.
MarshaU 4114 A 4118
Ut'HIXKSri rilOi'KKT V furn'rut e buhUtna,
pays t per cent tn't; rai 0MMt. c.ui
civtt luRta forever, repnirs mul ptilntinir
always small. Twice lite return of 4 itr
cnt from (he haul.. Ilnvn our irwcy
lirlnjr Its f ii 1 1 vii. no, b ldi'i re'o v t Urn
advance whii prni"rty t In deinind. Till"
proiMTty did b.lnB IJMHi ;kt year hn
ulnfn was bt tt r. Imj i.li 4v2 Ore
itonlan hldn. M. d.ai. A-a..7.
TO BULL or lcs-. hnlf M" k on .II-ph b
twean Third and Kouith !. . will build n
sumo tor ftood tenant , no agvute. felton
Lftlate. Il;a Venn blilg.
Ktibu rim n II vine lrierty.
Oood soil, city Ht r ; dune to carlln.
einv terms ; u ill bn.ld t "lt puu liaavr.
1'hoti MarshHii i:a: r ii...ri 4;e.
JUIIN ill list N, (iWN Kit.
I-or lale Acreage.
ELKtTltlO I.IMv vlKht bln.hu of Piatiu
IImikI ,
CI e.
clui ken nnd 1 1 nil niin livn t
new suhdivlsion, near t.rt'SiiM in ;
I40i, a ht.s, ...hi, $;-u: in
ucres, $.", UOO. $ Hum pir ti m t , b l
soil, rro wrt til. spriinr wairr; ..rtafc at
lStapJitiiO. Of., til IH'D per iTe.
FUANK M'KAHI.AM KKVIIV CO.,
Suit Yen iUdg., 1'ui tlautl, or.
TKN acres, all cleared, under cult ivattnn ;
new I-looTii hoilfe, plnnivreil, Up In dalv.
nd nt"r pump, new tain. wiih hay
lnft and f-irk; un fnnt treen, iraw
bf?rrlcB, rKtbrt rlc: I Ins placa lm (I mil-
from Vancouver, anii.. 1' u rl-itio
stat Ion. 1 am going t acll it elip. ,
terinn. No axenta or ttudu, A. JMoutiea,
1 4M 4th st., Portland, or,
WL'AKTKH and half a res netir W n 1 1 timuah
station, with liiiii nun w but, vn-ftricii
and lelcplum s. tvlee. rl-e $.iti.H and
). 1 enns I Hi HO i"r nioittll. J- ull pat -ticulara,
I "' I'latt bldg.
BUXL'nO WITH it-room h'ui, una uatderi
IhiiiI hi culttYHtloii. lireoi, t'ny tttn. , '
monthly; ftli'O, A. c. MurtM .'(i Wil
cox hldtf. Mtu So 1 7. Ttil-or 1710.
(sACHlKU'ls, hair ot intuit) coat, ainall pit c
ancouer acrvage; caait; no agents, cttii
Kant ;9.
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
Our 0n Money at t'urrent Rates.
KARM AMI tlTV I.OANt.
80 Fourth St, Board of Trade Hid.
l or Kttlt I'rutt limla.
FOH yAl.V: 11 acres of tMiilgi-nbcrg; and
Yellow New town apple t ttcR. goiilK on
yeHi's old; mile iiont Fuihetlln, oi
puved road; hns been well sprn.vrd, prunit
cultivated, IrrlfcUted and di alio d ; pi lef,
Itiun p'T ure; litooo down. halHuce (o
per year, 0 pT cenL Albert K. huw,
1113 W. Franklin ite., Mliinenpohn, Mum,
llmueateatla.
Hi; Indian rtBsKKVATio. to im icn.
.n.fl0U Hei rs (or Sell lemeill ; friill, timber.
fHiin lamia; send ).ir u lib 1 iiih ud to
Wenntchee ( Wash. ) I tally World for U
liibld dnta nlniii thin nrt m'l"".
For NhIc rsrint,
FtNKIiAL PIRKCTORS.
ummmm
CIlLfc lllllltfl'l.!
id with pin feiu driveway.
Tn It;
meiu in I'oi 1 1,
Muiu y. A lo'.i'.t
4. Sr FiLiiliX BU.V
Montgomery at Filth.
7
csialilisli.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
Any Amount at Current Kales.
JOHN E. CK0NAN,
02 Bpnldina Uldc
Fertlaad. Or.
CITY AIVD FARM LOA.
On Improved properties in Any Amount
at current nates.
II ART MAN a THOMPSON.
Corner Fourth. aaU btra. street.
REAL ESTATE I)ALElvH.
PALMKH-JONKS CO.,
Wilcox bldg
ii. F.t 40t-,u6-40ti
MR. EDWARD HOIWAN. the leading
uneral director, 22tt Third street, corner
Salmon. Jady assistant. A 111, Main oiii.
F. S. DUXMMi, INC.
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 East
Aider st. Kast B tbzb.
A. R. ZEIiLER Co., oU2 WILLIAMS AVE.
East 108b. c 10U8. Ludy aiteudaut. lay
tm ntgnt service.
Dl'NXlNG & M'EXTKIS, funeral directors.
7th and pine. iione Mam A-d.
Iady attendant.
BKEBZjS-WRIGHT CO., Funeral Directors,
10H6 Belmont, bunnysiuo. li lxa-. lao.
R. T. BYRNES, VHliams ave. and Knott.
Eact C l!i3. Lady attendant.
P. L. LERC11, East 11th and Clay sts.
Lad? apsistant. East 781.
SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY, Sd
nd Clay. Main tint, A 2:;iil. Tady attendant.
FLORISTS.
MARTIN & FORBES CO.. florists. 347 Wash
ington. Idain zbv, A i-t-. flowers lur au
occasions artistically arranged.
IA ItKB BROS., deBl(rnra and decorators;
fresh cut flovreiw, preat varieiy. Morrifiou
between 4tli and &th. Main orA 18o.
EOPLES FLORAI. bllOP. 2d and Alder.
Designs ana spray a. Aiarsnan ;...
X M. SMITH. Main A 21.
bld.
BECK William G 313-3U FaimigJtlil.
BENEDICT BROS., 9SO Hawthorna ave.
BARRETT BROS.. 'M2 Board ot Trade.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Lota,
Koii sai.i:.
n." acres fine river bottom bind. at
mile from railroad t"n on s. i',. eiom to
l'otliHlld, Well feli.e.l, iiim loi I li i n u n.
apleinlid roud; price '"in per ai'i.i cysh;
no trades; all in lutfll KtHto of cultiva
tion. ;2 area bd Itiinl In AVIHitmel te val
ley, right ut railioiid town, i-i.ifm to pon
Iniid. splendid hui M liia, v l letn f l, 1 inn
fond, ull I ii cultivation and worth I ho
money; $-00 per line, ij vah, baitinct) ui
7 per Cr'tit; no trndet.
ii4 acre riuht at llnrlov, on Iba H. V.
railroad, fin, river bul i em. . Jm.hI, new
A-rouin butiKHtow, fine Ih'ko Lin.n, oiber
Oiitbulldingti. no w:iHto all uti-ler enl-
tlvut ion ; pflee l(Hi per Hei e. caall.
tmUncn at 7 per i-ant ; no trndeK.
SEE W, DENVER IIIM. t 3l OAK ST.
Marshall :Ui0.
FARM AND NII.I,.
S'l aerea on cleri rio nirlliip, 1" mt?e
from Portland, 'jr, to. rea under cultivation,
ftood houne. large new barn, other out
building's also a floin tog mill and a UT
pou-'f; price 4""" without tb mill, nr
.iU wl'h the mill; f-l'ui ca-h balaue
lontr t1ni: no tradr. ,j,m. f. Glloon. U"t
I'.eilliiKer bblii.. Pttrllgrid. tr.
HIOU-CLASS BUILDING HIT 10".
I have some of the very hiehest-ct
ToxlOU building Kites in Portland, loeaid !
In LaurclhuiHi on East Hut mode, over
lciokin bcaulirtll Iaurelh in st I'm k. Willi I
, its Jl acres of unaurpasKed natural seen- I
eiy; I only havo i of these chole sites '
ieli; tney are very eoeciHi aim exciuune 77
mn.m'ih.l un nnnlisO rurteil view t llml liU
park; price for 7"ixl(Hf-ft. loeatioii i:is;;
easy terms with rpeelul discount If house
is built by September 1 ; will CuruiKh
money Ot 7 per cent to build If dosiivil;
11 Will not oe neeesnu 17 tor you iu iaa
EltillT lirNIItKl arrea clioli wheal laud,
seven miles Iroin town. fncd. well nit
adjoining e 1 1011 ; highly protlu tK ml
chiiIo ash soil. Ttlta ruiiimunli) v-rn8.
twenty bus lie In wheat put year, t Iflaun
dollan per a- re. No tiiid-v
W. C. BANNKHMA N, Eliopfa, Vh.
jKT Y-A 'II I; Inriii in Noith Vnl,tMt?l (.'..no
i, thti Item hmd in tha all; will nuar
Hiitea j-Ki H p r cent on in vf t m nl ; I
in ut pell In - ceki. j ou run hmiilu Ihl
wi 1 1 1 f -.'H'ti c;i "li, time 101 l lanuv. Deal
wiih owner. A V i:;."t, ir.'i-oiiiHii.
N 1; w w a v. Til 1; vui ir,i: w a v.
THE I-iOJ AUK 1K.I. W V of T .iMng
Ihu'I. Arc " In1p..vird If fo, wrl'e .i
MltDKl.N 1 1 IM I- I I. It Af-f.N., 3ij nr.
Ian bldtl.. Sun r rim
i M . WO S 1 I
.ii. Vre.
the money out of your business. I 'hone ' H V 1 N KK ..-a '-re Impfoi d i : 01, a )i 'i
F. K. Clomcnti". Main liO. A 151i fur j Mo. k and loilbHtig, rh-e .. miln-nd. tnaio
atilo appointment. I i.mil; only a:i..stnj . uriF. ling , rouls 4.
t 11 v.
irejjo
SNAP.
Two choice Rose City I'ark loti for st.l
(one coi n.r on San ay blvd and out in
aide).
OWNER pliones Main ti0, A 1400.
LOTS 1 A MONTH NO INTEREST.
IMeared. level lota, only $00 each; two
railroads ; fine, .fast-grow I tm town and
district ; absolutely beat buy In t )it state.
Write IX F. Mickey. Rochester. Wash.
CORNER lot, Kast Hill and Grant
rail Tabor 4MS.
For Sale
-Hoi
10 At "RES lint" " l f .it m tor -ie 1 lie,
widow, can t hMintln It; ' full f.-otn It
tiitioii. Write inx 2, huminit, Cr Hi
ton County.
nut sam;i' oo mVi
II. I bii. 1ail"Mir l
II.
d 1 a ih r lnd,
. ParilrulMia 1
FOP. SAI.E li" t r.iioi a-r due vmiii and
nlfalla laud it llaiaey Vll. Addiwaa M
,"..t:i. ( M' jionifiti.
l-'kiiti'irii aaeilfl-". W'lia ortie M', t'miii (in.
pr-.etiini", g; m . o me, ChiMiHt ey I;ar-
A. C. F. BL'RKHAKDT. 120 N'. 28d Funeral
designs and cut zioweis, Aiain a ival.
OREGON KUR1ANE SOCIETY
87 GRAND AVE, N.
tMweca Davis aad Everett.
Phoaea Kaat 1423. B 2515. Uea Dmf
and Mk-L
Keport all cases of cruelty to this of
fice. La thai chamber for email animaia
Horse ambulance for sick or disabled
animaia at a moment's notice. Anyone
desiring a pet may communicate wili ga,
BI NOAL.OW just completed, patitiid, etiltl
lv modern ; beauty. j nut sen ai
lo liL-urn and on easy terms to any m
wanting a homo. Will tak- lot first
mMit. S e owner. . 1 - Piatt blJg.
T.P:T I S BUILD VOL A 1IUMK
On your lot or ours; by your on plans or
ours; pav u like r"nt.
THK 6RWOON HOMI5 BCU-DKHH.
1.13i Northwestern Bank Bldg,
KtipR-ROOM modern houa 011 choice lot,
fine view. Prbo 1.IKJ. WHi aell on frms
like rent: i am tho owner and will givo
you a bargain. to uie 312Platt bldg.
WILL acritlce my beautiful 7 room bunga
low homo for chhIi, fine residential di
trtet. For ftirtlicr Information phone
WondlHWn
BxVRtiAIN; must aactillce ehob u Last Side
liuuiu. isill or trade. Main ivis.
M leellii-oiia.
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