e
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NAMIH6 "LIGKEe" IS
OF HO USE HOW
Bartender Likefy to Get Exas
peratcd and Refuse Service
if You're Too Particular.
CASE GOODS ARE ALL GONE
,J4-I Mliforten Dleroerrrtl la
Im arvlty or IWxtle eaS Repatabla
ClUswee May IV .-ra Cad
, atlloc Krf tm Way Home.
tat es a 1 . 1 1 : tfrlBa." -"
gwated t& 'i'4t Baa About town.
T'i t tsar." rep: led th friend
wfc pride b lata If feu kBOtds
f I geatleraaa drtaher' what
t To Ife barteader be mars-, a red.
"y-ftMeford."
The peraac ef t& searched Toba
I, a.j pa!..! -NotSlB lis that to
day he tri.
"v ora t IMah aoout It. I'd prefer
b!ea 1 ia sna asm Moaoe-ram Now .
' .':! dwtnf. Mister. Boiling da
." retraed fie bartender. li
! het a onpleeaaat rapv.
ma a a It .ld (roar cr llermtlace.
tte. joii (latent got that. -inny
k ro i ac
i vt looky here" eiarntated tka
t"-'uMy act:4 bar keep. -What ara
! (ra cor lrl( pall aft with
i' Tin I m a whoieeale liquor
kooa I a ot whiwhy. tria ant baar
t ra j caa take tl cr -it. ejalch""
le. It kaa euea to lata. Win
prea Mtiu trtrea dare eeiey and tha
B3oritloa ef ail saud exeee'iln; tka
'! re!af:i kr several tttouaaad
aelloaa. there a miektr 'a choir left
far tba iotniiur la drtnke.
Ma caa aa looser get hie sparlal
brand ef llrkar" Iron Ihw mart, behind
tha Bar tt kaa become a caa ef laka
wnat ka tm get. end ka take It al
kia ti ri.
Caa .- kit (-awes.
Ttrapt Id a vary fetr saloons tkat
k i.i tka foraaicki la tar la extra u-p;-a
weke aa. o-he have raa a
lav tkat prateu-aur all tka "caea
soadw." a tlx ttaa bot led kraa4a ara
keoara. tji be drank . lleaeralir
poi'K. aw ef tae litor aer-ved
nr In kara lew I catlaJ ""whisky"
r "Ha by corty "olr.
Tka ait-iatloa la ena )). prekabtr
tka fleaat aa tka rartfi CoaiU wall
l.'ljitrttx ta atat ef affaira.
A faw nmtt io tk:a ibiaa arra4
aa &i.kr tkat waa l at lat Bin
yaara aid. A far aso It waa
ama aii-ycar-utd Mkr wkaa no
partlcu:r kr-n.l waa all. for. Soar
It I aaratna any i ar tka proprietor
raa l I ra tka wbol'aa'a boua to let
kirn fca.
"Ant Ira aol saraatalsa aer
tkloc." ka apUia4 jrtardar- Til ka
kari put to U t inoatl ef Bar
klaf af aM.tkr to aae ma tarook tka
! rf J aa It la"
rata haa tratr kaada4 ant aa Iroa- J
I l aa'-kaca to I'nrtland aaloeamaa tkla
J't t' to tkree or f iar waake aco. I
"i..r buinaa rarallx was worae
rn It ar k4 baaa."
-Van aimply sra Bot drlnklnr aa th
ad lo." waa the raaeral plaint. It
evwa ItMkad aa If tka eatooae aroatta't
ka at la to all wriat atocks tkr bal
1Smitl tka tamllr llqaer aloraa war
Cain a ruakiax bu'aea
aa- Data kara Plar fatraaa.
But bow. wkn ana who kaa not
tika a drlak la a barroom la yea re
ara troopine ap to tka bara la IkroBte
l dmaa4!n drink, probablr bra
tnar know trier will nea.r b aMa ta
do It asaia la I'ortlaRd. tka aalooaman
k taaa I enoock IUuor to ic around, and
tir can't a-1 ur mora.
Tka weather maa la at tka on'r
faraoa to sukarrtka to tkaoti sdaf.
It never nine bot It poora."
Tha famr. r lltor atorea and tha
.!; kcoaae. thouak. fld plentr
af avla.-a la tha downpour. Tker kava
taaa taklnc In fcofr br tka karrL
Pome of tnene kav cte:inat oat their
'kU reetocked eg raait ordr from
ralifrrnia an.t r!. and out aaaln aa
tur aa thr t:mea.
Tka kooBkeepina ataff of ona kia
Ttiuar koaa kaa been bnay from ? A.
M. to I. t every day f r the paal
an waeke rarordin aalee that rncd
trra U K to lM la eircle ordera and
a eeeeral oavaalrtna ran aa kick aa
ie- to tha erdr. and etre to III
Thla la to ear Bothm of a retutant
atraara af d:n f!4 citn-ca with poll
aaaaa wko eoot"l (malt park as a lots
raacta from on quart to a doaeo
qiarta ef wta or llqior.
ttaM rtttaaaa Pkaoaalawa.
P"m cltlsan kav ra ached tk point
where the lack of a aaltraa or dalle
err iti botkar tkem not at a!L
I'm rnaa etrorfa calmly Bp fiatti street
eterdr carrying a fle-cklloa k.
of whlaky In both araia. II cudd!4
It aa taodarly as If It bad bee a a 1
ponnd babo.
Tka rity of tha ailoatloo. it tha
t aaainarioa c o r re po rvcj c t a ara so
fond of remarkis. haa baea enhanced
thla week by a dplorab! scarcity of
Bote lea.
tea!ere Bavin aoanllfiaa ef tlquor
la bulk kaa ba at their wits ende
ta obtain aaoack bottles to pot It op
In. All Ike bottle sapply ho uvea. ean
tha Jink dealers, baa yielded their
laat bottle to the raaa and atltl there
are not enoach. LoasT bottles, squat
bottle. ea bottles and fat bottles
are at a premium.
Tk fiee-calloa kes;. a favored ra
cepeacl for drouth i eluir. kaa also
ran short. Tkie sbortsso kas keen
Somewhat relieved by arrival of a
shipment from a rrsactao. wber
the coopers are werktR Blkl
La Pa Ilea Arrtv
Baa frnatlaco. thouck. ka doaa its
weret and kaa that la. until tha two.
q tart law take effect. Tb lt sklp
inl pf tt.iiora ta reintorc tk da
pered supplies la I'ortlaa.J arrived yea
tertlay on the etemer tiaaver.
fit kroua-at atcut II fcarrele ef wlaa
Bad potent l.quor and li caa ef
tviit, ct4ip4M and kranlf.
Lltt a coo4 tft:a will OA koa.ver. to
lt wko kav net already put In their
erdere. aa ky tar tk treeitr part of
na aht-tmant ka kan baapoksa.
The tteaver la tka last ateamer tkat
will srrtv fcera from Caiiforaia thi
ar. ao tkat sourc ef supply Is dea
li r pl'le4.
. .me at th mors atkqalattlc pro
klbieionla'a ara endeavorlac to Baake
raubl for Welakard s brewery, th
vera ef wfcl-a kit baea Ckeaaed le
"Henry Wetnberd I'lanl." by qaeetloa'
l"i Ita nckt to tnaauf actir and sell a
sear-bear proi irt after tk prokibltlea
Iaw bacomas affectlv.
"teas- Law ta C eelrettrey,
Tkey ka compUlBed t fHetrlet
Attorney llvaa that a law e a ay-1 d
eora year so prehikita th aal ef
Mir t: la iirttoa Tkera le a qua
tua wbet.".er thit law kas Baea r-
aea tt by tha prohibition amendment,
emeu proklhlte the aala ef boveraaea
eoa!ainr mora tkaa saa-hatf of 1 par
cent f aiwwkoL
Th t-istrKt Attorney bee referred
e ma-fer to !i Atloraer-Aieoarsl for
aa tsiaio.
They're All Reading
This Great January
the Advertisements of
Clearance Sale
THE THRONGS of buyers yesterday were even grreater than the great Christmas
1 crowds. Economical purchasers who desire the best have learned by past expe
rience that advertised reductions at this store are genuine that price revision is al-
ways aownwaru never upwaiui xma id -"
stock, that I offer at generous reductions from normal
prices. It is new and clean, comprising the best apparel
in the city.
My guarantee of satis
faction protects your
every purchase, no matter
what the price.
Store
Opens
8 A. 3L
Store
Closes
6 r. M.
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y L V ' l SC '
Mew I
Maia Door I
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S J V r:.A
I never dote my store to prepare for a
iaie; the original price tiefce. remains on
every article. I never exaggerate or mis
state the normal price on anything that
I sell You can figure for yourself the
exact saving on any article you buy.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Every Garment Reduced
ier'a sun 00 Suits and Overcoats now S32.50
Men's $35.00 Suits and Overcoats now 528.50
Men's $30.00 Suits and Overcoats now S24.8:
Men's $25.00 Suits and Overcoats now S19.85
Men's $20.00 Suits and Overcoats now Slu.So
All Blues and Blacks Included
Mala Floor.
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Every Garment Reduced
Young Men's $30 Suits and Overcoats S24.S5
Young Men's $25 Suits and Overcoats 319-
Young Men's $20 Suits and Overcoats 5J6.Sa
Young Men's $18 Suits and Overcoats $14.8o
Young Men's $15 Suits and Overcoats Sll.So
Young Men's $10 Suits and Overcoats S 7.8
All Blues and Blacks Included
A era ad Floor.
7.-
4.i5
3.95
Tonne (
Se-coad floor
607S
Second Floor
$1.25 Sweaters now only....
S1.73 Sweaters now only....
S'? r0 Su-paters nMv onlv....
SttOO Sweaters now only. .. .S2.48
$3.00 Sweaters now only S 1.25
BOYS SHIRTS AND WAISTS
S 1 .5.1 fla-ments are now only.. .flSt
$1.00 Ga.Tnents are now only.. .85d
75c Ga.-ments are now only..
50c Garments are now only.. .3Dd
gecsad Floor.
BOYS ORCOATS AND NORFOLK SUITS
Boys $15.00 Norfolk Suits.S11.85
Bovs' $12.50 Norfolk Suits. S !).85
Ikys' $10.00 Norfolk Suits. S
Boys' $ 6.00 Norfolk Suits. S
Boys' $ 5.00 Norfolk Suits. S
BOYS' SWEATERS
9Sr
SI. 48
rr
Boys' $ 15.00 Overcoats .... $ 1 1 .8."
Boys' $12.50 Overcoats $J.8o
Boys' $10.00 Overcoats 87.83
Boys' $ 8.50 Overcoats $0.&
Boys' $ 6.50 Overcoats $4.05
Boys' $ 5.00 Overcoats '...$3.05
$2.63 and $2.95 instead of $3 and $3.50
for Boys' Raincoats."
79c and 98c instead of $1 and $1.50
for Boys' Corduroy Knee Pants.
39c and 85c instead of 50c and $1.00
for Boys' Caps.
All Wash Suits at half price.
Women's Store
Third Floor-Elevator
WOMEN'S SUITS HALF PRICE
The very latest models in women's and misses' fur-trimmed,
" braid-trimmed and plain tailored Suits. Buy now at lowest prices.
Women's $62.50 Fancy Suits only Sol. 25
Womens' $48.50 Fancy Suits only 24.25
Women's $37.50 Fancy Suits only S18.75
Women's $29.50 Fancy Suits only S14.75
Women's $24.50 Fancy Suits only 812.25
Women's $19.50 Fancy -Suits only 9.75
WOMEN'S SKIRTS REDUC'D
$ 5.00 Skirts only $3.35
$ 7.50 Skirts only $5.00
8.50 Skirts only $5.65
$10.00 Skirts only $6.65
$12.50 Skirts only $8.35
CHILD'S COATS ONE-HALF
Tears. 1
RAGLAN COATS REDUCED
$30.00 Raglan Coats 22.50
$25.00 Raglan Coats S15.00
$20.00 Raglan Coats S13.00
$18.00 Raglan Coats S11.00
FANCY COATS Vt PRICE
$45.00 Coats for only S22.50
$40.00 Coats for only 20.00
$30.00 Coats for only 15.00
$20.00 Coats for only 10.00
.S3-00
S to Vi
1 fi 00 r?oa.t-i onlv.
t 7 r.O Pnala onlv n.7?
S10.00 Coats only $5-0O
Girls" $6.50 to 10 navy Peter
Thompson Dresses $3-95
Girls' ib to is.&u wnite "eter
Thompson Dresses
.$2-50
MEN'S FURNISHINGS REDUCED
Union Suits 1.35, 1.65, 2.55 and 4.35,
instead of $1.50, $2, $3 and S3.
Shirts 1.15, 1.35, 1.65 and 2.25, in
stead of $1.50, $2, $2.50 and S3.
Pajamas and Night Robes 79S $1.15 and
1.45, instead of $1, $1.50 and $2.
BEN SELLING
Morrison St.
at Fourth
ROAD DECISION IY1AD
E
State Engineer to Have Full
Cha'rgc of Highway Work.
POWER ALSO IS RESTORED
Derision Saja Klrrtlte Official Can
no lie Itrllr-rrd of Trut Im
poMtl la Itlm H-cpl by Km
prrssrd Will of I Jl wr makers.
SALTM. Or- IVe. I i. i Special
ir.Bal chapter la Iba controrerwjr wael
for Ika lael el monthe over who should
have supervlwlon of tha stats hlsbasy
department was wrlltea today by tha
Kgprtne Coort. wben la aa oplnloo by
Jostleo Bean, btaie rn-ttner Lew la was
declared Mate Highway Enclneer to
kara chares of slats road work la
ptaca of E. t. Claatlaa. cblsf deputy
esrlBeer. Tha daclaloa was leo lo
maadamaa proceedings Inatltatad by
Peterson A J oh neon. coBtractors.
la aUoln- the appllcatloa for a
writ, tha Huprsmo Court conitroed ths
meaeore paaasd by ths last Lec'.elature
consolldatlnc tha etsts hiebway depart
ment with tha office of the Ptats F.nsl
near. deflartnc ths prols:oo which
parsa ths ttata klchwty work la
charge of a chief deputy engineer In.
valid. .Tha court held that this provi
sion conflicted with tha litis of the act.
I'ader ths consolidation law. ths Oo.
ernor Is given ths appointment of ths
chief deputy engineer. Today's dacl
aloa does aot remove 1Mb power from
ths eteco'lve. though ths right of ap
BolatlBs deputies la tha highway de
part meat, hitherto accorded tha chief
deputv. le declared to batons; right
fully to ths stats engineer.
After declaring that tha consolida
tion staaauro Imposes upon th. stats
escineer cartala cutlea. Justice Bean
ContlaaaSI
"That official Is respoaslblo to th
tats and the parti. s coming within th
terms of tha act. Th chief deputy
state engineer la answerable ta bis su
ae nor. No man caa servo two meat era
Any other arrangement la th promises
would lead to chaos and produca confu
sion. Tha slat engineer cannot bo re
lieved of the trust Imposed ta Blra by
th statuta except by tha expressed will
ef th lawmaker, sad th order of t
Highway ?omrolaa(oa of August IT.
did not havs thai effect."
Th diaput over who should b
coatrol of tha state highway dap-vrt-raest
begat abortry after th 1w went
into e3ect last Way. atala Engineer
Lew la attempted to take charge of th
work, against th wtshee of Oovertvpr
vvithycooseo and atata Treasurer Kay.
who construed the tvew law 'to give
control of state road work to C L
Caotlaa. Chief Deputy Cglaer. Mr.
Caaiine was appointed chief deputy
by tha Oovarnor. finally, air. Law la
receded from bis stand. Bad th com
miMioa. by resoiutioa adopted August
jT. attempted to rellev Mr. Lewis
ef his dvities and reepooel BUI ties lo
coaaecttoa with highway work. Mr.
Cantino stnc then has boon la active
rharg of tha work. A dectaloa as to
who wss legallr highway i winter u
forced whea Petersoa A Johnson ro-
fueed to a'-cept Mr. Csntine's ostlmats
an work dona by them, and applied
for a writ of ovandamue ta tb J
pram Court to compel Mr. Lewis to
supply the estimate.
Fie. Inlflatlnc Officer- Xaroecl.
In """! aVfJitaXB foe l&B ZUsA' OU
Timers Blht. which la to b held
Thursday at th lodgsrooros in tho Elks
bull-line, wsr announced yesterday.
Tbsy will bs: P. bolls Cohen, eialted
ruler: Qua C. Moeer. leading knight;
John B. Coffey, loyal knight: C E. llc
lonelU lecturing knight; Henry V
Uriffin, eiuire: M. IC bpauUllng. secre
tary: C. V. Cornelius, treasurer; T. B
McDevltt. chaplain; W. A. Hart, Inner
guard; T. E. Dowlmg. tylr.
RUBBER SUBSTITUTE MADE
Austrian InrcnU w Tire for XTne
on Antomobllea.
VfL-vv'l Tnilnn IVtf. 21. Th
announcement that a German profes
sor has succeeded In making synthetic
rubber from chemicals has brought to
ii. k h.r. ike .-t that an Austrian en
gineer named Von Dunlkowakl two
months ago applied lor a patent, od
lira consuls of wood flbar and cer
tain blndsrs.
Th specification show that In tlr
.-it . w n 1 .1 n.iimnnli nrlncltil In
very detail, ther being- an Inner tub
and aa outer tlr. Th main maienat
uecd Is willow and birch fiber. nat
th blndr consists of ha not been r
ee.i.d hut eznectatlon Is that no rub
ber whatever Is used.
It was announced today that a motor
ear fitted with new tlrea ran ill miles
undsr advars conditions ana in tire
showed no sign of undu wear. It Is
said that th Invention Is such a suc
cess that a Jars Vienna bank la fi
nancing; It-
SAN FRANCISCO IS FIRST
More 8 pent for School Iinroe
utrnts Than In Other Cltlra.
SAX rRANCISCO. Dee, SI. 8n Fran
cisco wss racked first among II lead
ing rltlea of th United States In ex
penditures for school Improvements
and equipments and 13th la tb amount
pent on operation for each pupil, ac
cordior to figures announced today by
persons Interested In a aJrvey of th
city schools to b undertaken soon by
I'bllsnder O. Ciaxton. United Slates
Commissioner of Education. Th sta-
- . .nmnll 4 hv ths llUSSSl!
hag Foundation during a survey of
schools In t .eveiana.
Los Angeles wss accorded th dis
tinction of first place In having tb
smallest number of pupils la Bach class
of !ementary and secondsry schools,
tian Francisco was put on ths other end
of tha tsbl in secondary schools, with
th largest number of popKs to a class,
snd wss blgb In th number ef elemen
tary school classes.
SPAN PLANSSORTED TO 5
Of It Submitted for Salem Bridge,
Only 1'ew Are Considered.
BALXM. Or. Dec SI. (."pedal.) All
except flv of th 1 Plans submlttsd
for th proposed Marlon-Polk County
Willamette Klver brldg at aalstn were
eliminated from consideration today by
tho board ef viewers and tb fetate
Highway Department, because they did
not conform to th specifications Im
posed by tb State Highway Depart
ment. From th flv plans left th viewers
will recommend tb two deemed bt.
Th court ef the two counties will
then select th typo dea I red.
Registrar In Lewis la Named.
CENTRAL! A. Wih, Pee. II. pa
claLI Under th new four-year regis
tration law Frank Ip has bean ap
pointed registrar by ths Lwls County
Commissioners for the Fknokumchuck
pracaBct. Jus, asst. of Ccalf aii.
LOG LACK HELD AID
Shortage Helps Prosperity in
Northwest, Is Declaration.
ACTIVITIES ARE REGULATED
Ifoqulam Lumberman Saya That If
Plenty of Cars and Ship Tonnage
Were Available Mills Might
Overdo Opportunities.
Lor shortage, car shortages and
"bottom" shortages, generally consid
ered th Jinx of all lumbermen, are
now the godsend to th mills of the
Pacific Northwest, according lo A. U
Paine, of Hoqulam. Wash., who waa In
Portland yesterday. U Is head of the
National Lumber ai Manufacturing
Company, at that place, and says the
thrae-cornered shortage is holding the
hungry lumbermen down n th ground
at a time when their hopes for an In
creasing trad are apt to soar above
conservative judgment.
In other words, says Mr. Paine, there
Is a marked Improvement In the lum
ber situation In th Northwest. Starved
mill owners, fighting for rays of hope
during th past year or more, believa
tha tlm haa come, and the general up
ward trend of prices and big orders
from the actlv East- hav promised
much. Several Northwest mills plan
to start up about th first of th year
or soon afterward, and will give em
ployment to many men.
We're, up against a log shortage.' he
says, "but Its fortunate that we are.
for th mills would be apt to overdo
th situation if there Is not something
to hold them. back.
"Logging la always low at thla time
of year tb short dsys. th muddy
roads and th unexpected demand at
thla tlm leaves us short,
-We are also short of cars and bot
toms. W. C Albe. auperlntendent of
the Northern Pacific at Tacoma. told
me on the train today that cars are
short because business is springing up
so rapidly everywhere. In the east
building hsa Increased 70 per cent."
W. M. COOKJCOMING HERE
San 1'ranclsco Agent Is to Become
General Agent In Portland.
W. M. Cook, representing the West
ern Pacific Railway at San Francisco,
has been appointed general agent for
the passenger and freight departments
of the Missouri Pacific Iron iaountain
system at Portland. Th appo.ntment.
It Is uuderstood locally, will oe effect
ive January 1.
There Is to be a complete divorce be
tween the Missouri Pacific on the one
hand and the Denver & Rio Grande and
Western Pacific on the other. The for
mer is now establishing agencies of Its
own. separate Irom tho Denver & Rio
Orange, la various sections of the coun
try. Appointments of representatives
of the newly separated rail line are
now being made.
SECOND ACADEMY OPPOSED
Daniels to Stand on Enlargement of
School at Annapolis.
ORBGONIAU SEWS BUREAU. Wash
ington. Dec 28. Secretary Daniels let
It be known today that he will report
adversely on the bill which Senator
Phelan Intends to Introduce, authorix
Ing the establishment of a naval acad-s-mv
on the Pacific Coast,
The Secretary aleady has recom
mended the enlargement of the Annap
olis Naval Academy to accommodate
300 additional midshipmen and beyond
thla he la not prepared to go. He in
timated, however, that if after the
close of the European war the great
nationa of Europe did not aubscribe
to a plan of disarmament It then would
V., Ini,mhen. An tha ITnited States' to
(have a second naval academy, in which
event he would favor a. secona uavai
academy on the Pacific Coast.
First Druggist Flies Required Bond.
Edwin A. Robison. druggist at Twenty-third
and Washington streets, was
'the first to file a bond of 1210. required
of those who will dispose of liquor for
THE NEW YEAR comes
on apace, and with it
resolutions and actions which
will more or less govern your
welfare throughout the year.
let leaet la year
alaaa sbeald be a
baa kia a eeetlee
with Ita atteadaat
aid aad sirateetlaa
la flaaaclal affairs.
The baainees aaea wb.
ferae the directorate and
management of thla a
tleaal bank will actively
M operate with yea
go:,
Northwestern K::
; I Bank Building
ftorrisorv
SELLING OUT
To Close Out the Doolittle Studios
Objects of art, pottery, etchings, tapestries, frame pic
tures, piece goods of silks and velvets, damasks,
cretonnes, statuettes, curtains, draperies, etc., etc.
Everything at Less Than Actual Cost
Fourth Floor, Eilers Building
medicinal purposes after January 1. His
filing with Deputy County Cleric James
Gleason Monday was followed by six
others. They were G. H. Ray, Tom Gra
ham, Roy D. Armstrong, S. A. Matthieu,
C. F. Gray and Peter Livingston.
State Sues Logging Company.
SALEM, Or.. Dec. 2S. (Special.) Th
State Industrial Accident Insurance
Commission today filed suit against
the Alsea Logging- Company, of Philo
math, to collect amounts due as the
company's contribution to the accident
fund. According to the members of
the Commission, although the company
is under the act, it has failed to pay
its assessments, at the same time re
ceiving the benefits of accident insur
ance for workmen injured while in
the employ of the company.
Woodland Man Stricken.
WOODLAND. Wash.. Dec. 28. (Spe
cial.) W. J. Robbine, a -liveryman ot
this place! was stricken with paxalyhia
Friday night. Dr. Hoffmann ia at
tending him and says that with care
he may soon have the patient out of
3anger!
fs Not Necessary
to Be Dry
After New Year s
SPRING VALLEY WINE COMPANY stands
. ready to furnish you with any order, within the
legal quantity, of any brand of liquors you may
desire, by merely addressing them at their new
home as follows:
Spring Valley
Wine Company
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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