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15 SALE M RAGES SET TIIE MORNING OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ' 24, 1916. State Fair Programme Offers Exceptional Interest. PURSES TO TOTAL $16,500 rntnrity Events Eliminated and Running Races Tut on Card. 2:12 Trot and 2:08 Pace to Be for $2000 Each. ' SALEM. Or.. Feb. 23. (Special.) The programme of races for the Oregon State Fair this year was completed to day at a meeting here of the speed committee appointed by the State Fair Board. The aix-day speed schedule this year, it is declared, -will be of greater interest to the crowas in gen era! than in the past, as the commit toe has included nine running races. The Futurity events are eliminated, as these classes of events, the committee decided, were of interest mostly to the racing fraternity and breeders. The purses offered .this year will reach a total of $16,500. the commit tee announced. As usual, the big days of the Fair racing card will be Wednes day and Thursday. Salem and Portland day, respectively. The chief attraction offered for Salem day will be the 2:08 pace for a purse of $2000. The big end of the money goes to me winner oi three out of five heats. Portland day will be featured by the 2:12 trot, best three in five heats, for a purse of $2000. The members of this year's speed committee are A. H. Lea, secretary of the Fair Board; E. B. Tongue, of HUls- boro; H. MV. Hatch, of Salem; Dr. A. ti. Smith, of the Fair Grounds. The racing programme for the week follows: VnnHaff RAntemhar 23 PUre. Two-year-old trot, two In three J200 2:10 pace, three heats - 7."t0 2:25 trot, three heats 4iu0 I lve-elghtb handicap dash 2oo Tuesday. September 2ti 2:l;i trot, tureo heats 2:18 pace, three heats Three-year-old trot, three heats .... Five-eighths, for 2-year-olds Seven-eighths rnlle 700 7r,0 oo 20 250 Wednesday, ueptemoerzi Three-year-old pace, three ebats 400 2:30 trot, threo heats ' 2:OS pace, three In five... 2v0 One mile 3o0 Three-eighths mile 100 Thursday. September 28 Three-minute trot, two in three 2"0 2:12 trot, three in five 2000 2:20 pace, three heats 7"0 Jt, miles, Portland Derby 500 Friday, September 29 2:1H trot, three heata Too Free-for-all pace 7-"o Two-year-old pace, two in three 2'iu Five-eighths mile 2.-.0 One-half rrjle 200 Saturday, September 30 . Confutation trot three heats non Consolation pace, three heats roo 2:20 puce 7.0 One-mile handicap SiO ANGLERS WILL GATHER MANY PRIZES TO BE GIVEN FOR LANDING BIG SALMON. Meeting Tomorrow to Be Featured by Reports on Fishing - Con dition of Various Streams. Important subjects are to be dis cussed at the regular meeting of the Multnomah Anglers' Club tomorrow night at the Commercial Club.. H.N1 Kelly, formerly Master Fish Warden of Oregon, will relate the history of the steelhead trout. Ray Winters will give a report on the number of prizes the Salmon Club will give out and how they will be distributed. The giving out of prizes by the Salmon Club is after the method of the Tuna Club of the Catalinian Islands. The club's prizes this year will be worth, all told, more than $500. Gold buttons are given to any mem ber catching a Chinook salmon weigh ing 40 pounds or over; silver buttons for salmon weighing between 30 and 40 pounds and bronze buttons for one weighing between 20 and 30 pounds. The fish must be caught with a six ounce rod and a nine-strand line. In addition to the buttons local sporting goods houses have donated merchandise prizes of the average value of $25 each. The merchandise will consist of rods, line, hooks, fishing baskets, etc W. F. Backus will report on the condition of the mouth of the Sandy Klver. v The subject of Oregon City net men fishing above the bridge will be dis cussed. Salmon fishing at Oregon City will start in earnest about March 20. There is any number of fish there at present, however, and many of the rabid anglers will be out just as soon as the water goes down a few Inches and becomes clearer. ENTRIES COMING FAST MANY BOXERS AND WRESTLERS TO APPEAR IN BIG MEET. Multnomah, and Seattle Already Fill Lists for Northwest Champion ships of March 3 and 3. Frank Harmar, chairman of the box ing and wrestling committee of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club, yes terday gave out a partial list of the boys who will enter the Pacific North west Association championships here March 2 and 3. Those entered to date are: Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club: Boxers 125pound class, Ralph Under wood; 135, G. Harold Frese; 145. John Boscovich:wrestlers: 116, J. Frederick Stevens; 125. Virgil L. Hamlin: 145. Ar thur R. Bohoskey, Carl Frelfnger. George McCarthy and W. R. Eckhart will both enter the 158 and 175-pound wrestling classes, and McCarthy will also enter the heavyweight division. Seattle Amateur Athletic Club: Box ers 108. Jack Harper; 115. Irving Gleason; 125, Earl Balrd: 135. Lloyd Madden; 145. Archie Wyard. Val Son tag, of Seattle, will enter the 153, 175 and heavyweight divisions. Oliver Runchey will represent them In the 125 and 135-pound wrestling classes. George Davis. Mike Butler's welter weight boxer, has been entered. Representatives from Spokane and from the local Young Men's Christian Association, high schools and the Turn Verein are expected. Oregon Agricul tural College may enter some wrestlers. The Cushman Indian School may en ter some boys. The list will close Sunday night BARBEAU TO REPORT TO OAKS Milwaukee Third Sacker Comes to Terms Witli lavitt. SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 23. (Spe cial.) Jaspar Barbeau. thlrdsacker from the Milwaukee American Aaaocia- WHITE TRUCKS PREDOMINATE in this C o u n t r y ''TWOVONB B. Airman & Company 67 Armour & Company Vt Associated Bell Telephone Co's . 97 Atlantic Ice & Coal Corporation. 15 Atlantic Refining Company ... 91 City of Baltimore 15 Boftgs & Buhl, Inc .25 City of Boston 25 City of Cleveland I Cleveland-Akron Bad Company . 19 Coca Cola Bottling Companies . 41 Glmbel Brothers 58 Clacier Park Transportation Co. 20 1 Portland 1 tion club, who had positively declared that he would not report to the Oaks this season, has come to terms, tele graphing President Leavitt that he has signed his contract and wants advice as to when he is expected to report. Roxev Middleton. who has been stuD- bornlv resisting on thep lea that he should be granted more money, capitu lated today, a telegram advising nowoy EH'.ctc that his ballplayer had como to' terms and would leave Flat Rock, 111., about the fire of March for Oakland. Wenatchee Defeats Ieavenworth. WENATCHEE. "Wash.. Feb. 23. (Special.) Wenatchee High School itopTreatieigCatarrli iymptoms. WHAT most people be lieve to be the disease Catarrh, is really only a symptom. ' The most common symp tom of the presence of Ca tarrh in the system is an in flamed and tender condition of the breathing passages and the blocking of throat and nostrils with mucuous. It is a frequent mistake to treat this Bymptom and neg lect the actual disease thalT causes it. Catarrh is the result of poisons and imparities in the blood. These impurities must be removed before the disease can be cured. The use of washes, nasal douches and soothing creams on the irritated membranes, can have but little effect they merely ease the local irritation but do not reach the disease. Catarrh is a disease of the blood. To cure it you must go to the seat of the trouble. S. S. S. has proved in its m THE truck users of this country purchase each year twice as many White Trucks as trucks of any other make, and further recognize their superiority by paying a higher purchase price for White Trucks. This predominance is not confined to a few localities or special lines of business. It is nation wide, among all classes of users, ranging from retail butchers to the great packers, from small municipalities to the United States Government, from local oil distributers to the chief refining companies, from small retail merchants to the big department stores. A significant feature of White Truck distribution is the high percentage of mul tiple and repeat purchases by concerns whose transportation experts know exactly what a given truck is worth. ' STABILITY OF SERVICE AND PERMANENCE OF ORGANIZATION Large output warrants a degree of service to White owners which no lesser distribution can support. It insures also a stability and permanence of organi zation on which owners can confidently rely no inconsiderable asset in these days of elimination and consolidation in the motor industry. The purchase of a White Truck is an investment with high net earning power behind it and with permanence, both of truck value and of White Company service. Some'of the' Larger' Users, Owning 15 or more White Trucks B. P. Goodrich Company .... 17 Gulf Refining Company .... 192. Joseph Home Company .... 42 Kaufmann Brothers ....... 44 Kaufmann & Baer Company . . 48 Los Angeles Brewing Company . 15 Mandel Brothers 17 National Casket Company ... 15 New York Board of Fire Under writers 1 Oppenheim, Collins & Company 25 Frank Parmelee Company ... 18 City of Pittsburgh 15 The Above 37 Owners Operate a Total of 1645 White Trucks The WHITE COMPANY, Cleveland ' Broadway and Oak Street ONLY GRAND PRIZE awarded to Motor TructstPanama-Pacfflc International Exposition, San basketball team surprised itself Sat urday night by nosing out Leaven worth High by the close score of-32 to 26 in a game played on the Y. M. C. A. floor. St. Helens Sends Delegate to Meeting E. I. Ballagh, St, Helens, Or., sports man, will attend the Inter-City League meeting Friday night to be held at the office of President Fred N. Bay, S70 Fourth street. i Welsh and Wolgast Post Forfeits. MILWAUKEE, Wis., Feb. 23. For fetts were posted today by lightweight You KZust First Remove the Cause I use in such eases for nearly half a century to be a most powerful antidote to poisons in the blood. S.S.S.is a scientific blending of the extracts of certain native roots and herbs which act directly on the-blood. Its action is to cleanse and purify and strengthen the blood corpus cles so they fight off disease. Because of this function S. S. S. is the one remedy that goes to the source of the trouble and removes the cause of catarrh. If you suffer from catarrh in any of its forms, don't be misled into treating the symptoms, take S S.S. and remove the cause of the local trouble. Druggists all over the Country can supply you with S. S. 5. be sure you get the genuine; "just-as-good" substitutes are never as good.- The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, ua. The Rosenbaum Company ... 34 Schulze Baking Company. . . . a W. &J. Sloane. ......... 19 Standard Oil Co. of California . 25 Standard Oil Co. of Indiana ,.132 Standard Oil Co. of New York. .133 Standard Oil Co. of Ohio .... 18 Stern Brothers 19 Supreme Baking Company ... 24 Union Oil Company of California 25 United States Government Post Office Department 109 Ward Baking Company 30 champion Freddie Welsh and Ad 'Wol gast for their ten-round boxing match in Milwaukee March 6. The boxers are to weigh 135 pounds at 3 o'clock on the day of the contest. Seattle Boxer Seeks Bout. Charley Davidson, Seattle 122-pound boxer, would like to get a bout in Portland. He may meet Billy Mascott before the Capitol City Athletic Club at Salem soon. During the fiscal year 1915 44 of the 162 National lorest. paid their local operating costs, or. In other words, were self-supporting. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Daily and Sunday. Per Line. One time J?! Same ad two consecutive times zxc bima ad three consecutive time. . 86c Same ad six or seven consecutive times. 66c The above rates apply to advertisements under "New Today" and all other classifi cations except the following s Situation Wanted Male. Situations Wanted Female. lor Keut. Rooms Private Families. Board and Koom Private families. Housekeeping Kwrni Private Families. t....- nn .hnv. claasiflcations is 1 cents a line each insertion. .. . . ! . . v, ,m be based on the number of lines appearing la the paper regardless of the number of word In each line. Minimum charge, two lines. The Oreronian will accept classified ad vertisements over the telephone, provided Hie advertiser la a subscriber to cltbcr phone. No price will be quoted over the phone, but bill will be rendered the follow ing day. Whether subsequent advertise ments will be accepted over Uie phone de pends npon the promptness or payment of telephone advertisements. Situations Wanted and Personal advertisements will not be ac cented over the telephone. Orders for one Insertion only will be accepted for "Furni ture for Bale," "Business Opportunities" "Booming Houses" and "Wanted to Kent. Advertisements to receive proper classi fication must be In The Oregonlan office before 8:45 o'clock at nielit. except Satur day. Closing- hour for The Sunday Ore ronian will be 7-.H0 o'clock Saturday night. The office will be open until 10 o'clock P. M., as usual, and all ads received too late for firoper classification will be run under toe leading- "Too Late to Classify." Telephone! Main 7070. A 60M. v AMUSEMENTS. Tt. - n..( rf Yanlferlll Broadway and VamhllL MAY TULLY'S New York Fashion Show WITH Mabel Hamilton And 16 Stunnlns Models. Arthur Sullivan ft Co. Meaner Gores Fitzgerald Marshall F rankle Marphy Herbert Oermalno Orpheum Travel Trio Weekly Matinee. lOe to Hoc. yights. lOe to 75o Phone Your Want Ads to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070 A 6095 Francisco AMUSEMENTS. HEILIG THEATER Feb. 24, 1916 OOl S Juliet GRAND OPERA Portland Opera Association Mrs. Jane Burns Albert as Juliet All. receipts to go to Baby Home Popular Prices 25c to $1.00. Seat Sale at Box Of fice, Februar'y 21. BAKER Main 2. A 51 Sf .Home of the Spoken Drama. Tonight, all week. Mats. Wed and Sat. Bakar Players In Harold McOrath's romantic drama. "THE GOOSE GIRL." From the widely-read novel. Evenings: 23a. fiuc. Mats.: 23c only Next week, Wlllard Mack's "Kick In." MSWL DA3Y 230 BROADWAY MUSICAL CYCLONE. THE CANNIBAL MAIDS With Ous Edmore and a Jlevy of HOTTENTOT HKACTIKS. 6 OTHKK HIO ACTS 6 Boxes, first row balcony seats reserved by phone. Curtain 2 7 and . AUCTIONS BALES TODAY. Auction sale 30 head of Eastern Oregon horses, today's sale, 2 o'clock. Star Horse Sales Co., 30S Front St. At Baker's Auction House, 168- 16S Park st. Furniture, etc. Sale at 10 o'clock. MEETING NOTICES. OREGON COMMANDERY. K. T. Cards and social this (Thursday) eveninpr at 7:30. Come and avoid regrets. O. F. WIEOAND. Recorder. THE MACCABEES Portland Tent, No. 1. will hold their social dance tonight In their hall, 409 Alder St., 8:45 o'clock. A good tints assured to all. Admission 25 cents. Maccabee Orchestra. K V p, r,K f jewelry, buttons, fcharms. ..Ins, new designs, Jaeger Bros, 131-8 Sixth at. This directory is tor the Information or the public, to give as far aa posalbla the different linea of bualneaa which the average person may find occasion to use. Any Information which cannot be found here will he Kladlr furnished by phoning- Main 7070 or A SOUS. House 40. ABSTRACT AND T1TLKS. PROMPT SliKViCii at reasonable prices. Pacitlc Title & Trusi Co., 7 chum, of Com. ACCOKDION fLtAXLNO. K. 6TEP11AN, hemstitching, scalloping, ac cord, side pleat, buttons covered; mail orders. M0 pittock block. BroaUway luau. PLEATING, hemstitching, buttons covsred. Kaatern JJovtley Co., 0 4 51h. Bdw. iiwlu. ANTIQUES. ANTIQUES restored. Paclilc Upbolsttry. 20 years here. 400 E. Clay, fcellwood aoo. ABCllITLCTURAL K.N Gl.N htKLNli. Architectural engineering, designs, drawings all kinds, sur. mapping. Iu3 Sherlock bldg. AlSSAYEKS AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFF1CS, 12 -d-sllver and platinum bought. iold. ATl'OKNUYS. W. J. MAKEL.1M Probate, real estate, min ing and corporation law abstracts and titles examined, written opinions furnished. 1S84 Northwestern Hank bldg. Als.in 5748. GRAHAM. BECKETT & COOPER Central practice: abstracts examined. 0ul-3 Piatt bldg. Phone- Main ftSMI. CANCJtlt. LOWELL M. JONES, M. O. Practice llm tcd exclusively to cancers. Murgan bids CARPET WEAVERS. NORTHWEST RUG CO. Rugs from old car pets. rag rugs. 188 E. Sth. Hoth phones. CELLULOID BUTTONS, BADGES. " THE IKWIN-KODSON COMPANY, 887 Washington st. Main 312 and A 1254. CHIROrOKISTS. William Estelle and William Jr.. Deveny. the only scientific chiropodists in the city. Parlors, 30:? OPrllngor McIk.. southwest comer 2d and Alder. Phone Main 130 CHIROPODY andpedTcurlng. MrsTM. D. Hill, office Flledner bldg. Main 8473. CHIROPRACTIC 1'HYMCIANS. DR. Mc.MAHON Chronic cises. taking time, 81 treatments 15; worth $00; economy, health, wealth. 2U8-U-10-11-12 Macleay bid. COLLECTION AGENCY. NETH ft CO.. Worcester bldg. Main l.u. No collection, no charge. Esiahlmhed low. DANCINu. MANCHESTER Dancing Academy. BoV, 6th St., bet. stark ana uaK. fl l rates, a pri vate lessons $2, morning, afternoon, even ing; all latest dances guaranteed; class Thurs., Sat. evenings, 7-s:;u. Hriw. 2ivk. DRESS SUITS. DRESS SUITS for sale or rent at low prices. We buy dress suit at CI 8d st. EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Treatment ty specialist; Kinases fitted. Dr. F. F. Casseday. 517 Dekum bhlg., 3d Wn. FIRE INSURANCE. PACIFIC STATES 1'lltE 1NSL I1ANCB CO. LAWYERS. H. Y. FP.KEDMAN. 030 CTiamber of Com merce. Consultation free. MUI.XET BLDG.. LM and Morrison 10 les sons. 5; classes Mon.. Frl. evo. Mar. 813. MUSICAL. LA GENE DE REAU, Oriental, Spanish, toe, nature. Egypt fancy. Russian. Main 327J. WHOLESALERS AND Al lU ,' . I , oi.a'l , JI r. - jf DT'BRUILLE BUGGY TOP CO.. 200 id "t, WEINH Altli'S C.Ol.HEN A M HE It N El TAR. . - ...... m Henry Welnhai.' I'liint. 131 h and Durnslde. BAGUAI.EtllEI KE ) AT UOMi. "cnry ",.no Main '.2. A 117. Bnggage ft Omnibus Irans.er, Park & Davla. u t - BREAD BAKERY. w P 1-T'l.l.EH ft Co., I'.th and Dai's sts. Royal Bakery ft Conf.. Inc.. 1 Itli snEverett pXints OILS AndTlAss: DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. 1 CRN 1S11INI.M. jt P M T's - N ,v'.U, J.l and T.i) lor streets. FI.EISCHNER. MAVKIt ft CO., 11M7 Ash St. - j- -- GENERAL WHOLESALERS. M. I K1.1NE', M-mi Front slrert. BUTLEK BROS., of Mlnnoapolis. New York. pi.l MIIING AND M l AM si I'l UES. Chicago. St. Louis and Dallas. Sales of- j k 1,1 n 1 8 l-'ront slreet. lice. 10J Sherlock bldg., Portland. - , ' 5 pltlNTLRS AMI PI lll.lsHr.HS. :HAIN MERCHANTS. DDIUTHUn I'. W. DA1.TES AND COMPANY f. if. HOUSEIt, Board of Trmle building, fnllll IJljU First ft Oak Sis. Main Hi:.. All' GROCERS. "" pR(,l)l ( E CtlSfxHssitlX M 7I( H ANTS. WADHAMS ft CO.. II7-7.". Fourth street. EVEKD1NO FA U li El. I.. H. Front street. HATS AND CAPS. HOPE AND BINDING TVWNK. rilANHAT'SLK HAT I'O.. Front St. Portland Cor.iage Co.. Kill and Northrup. HIDKH. WOOL. CASCARA BARK. """"jCtTETY IIMOR HONING. KAI1.N BROS.. 101 Front slreel. . ACTOMA1IC E::EN Em.E ", l-i MILLINERY SASH, DOORS AND tiLASS. BKADSHW BROS.. Morrison nnd 7th sts. W. P. FIT.I.EU ft CO.. I'.'lh sod Davis sts. COlMlerg. tr.-.t. MOntLNV wWVAvWW: V jL MEETINO NOTICES. Fl'NERAL NOTICES. AL. KADER TEMPLE. A. A. O. N. M. S. Stated .ses sion Saturday, Fpb. 1'ii, at 8 1'. M., Majionlo TempTe. West Park and Yamhill stu. Con cert by the band at 7:30. Business session will bs fol lowed by a Shakespearean burlesque. Visiting nobles cordially Invited. By order of tho potentate HUGH J. UOYD, Recordor. THE MASTERS. WARDENS AND PST MASTERS' ASSO CIATION of Portland will meet this (Thursday) evening at 8 o'efock at Acacia Club second floor of tho Commercial Club ddresB on the Soils conen w". r . . tlio Man and Mason, B P O. ELKS rwgulnr meeting of Portluntl Lodge No. 14. 1). P. O. L lis this n'i.Miiav i evenlna. ! eb. .1. initiation. Visiting brothers are Invited to attend. By order of the E. R. M. R. SPAUI.DING. Secretary. MT 111111D COINCIL. NO. 2117, ROYAL ARCANUM, mocti .hi, Thiies.iAVl. I'VenlllK. S P . M., in their new hall, 13th St.. bet. Stark and Washington e.s. Regular business ineeiios. ing members cor.llally lnvlte.1. W. A. KOblJ, Regent. COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 114, . ... v i-v K Vf Meelal enm- municatiuii this (Thursday) even ing m i jv o w- . -v: v Templu. Labor In the M. M. de r.,e: visiting brethren always welcome. By prderW.M. . UTOPIA REHEKAH LODGE. NO. 62. I. O. O. F. Regular business (Thursday) evening in w'""' ' - -.7 Slxtli and Aider streets. Work In the Re bekah deVree. Visitor, welcome DIED. BANK In .Ms. city. Kcbrtmry K. Mra Dlna ftrwardeu Vt T F. S. Dunning. Inc.. East Sloe funeral Directors to Butte Mont., for services and Interment In the laniiiy uiuv. FARNSWORTH-In thl. city. February .a. beloved moihe, of G. E Varn.worlh Ha mulus will be forwarded to Sulem Or., at 4 o'clcek today (Thursday) for Inter- .... ,.n- i,i Trneev In charge. men 1. w" PARKER Tn this city. February 23. at . her , . u r.".-. iT itnn street. Cath erine Parker, aged 76 years The remain, are at the residence establishment of J. p. Finly ft Son,- Montgomery at Firtn. .No tice of funeral hereafter. 1-f N E HAL N OTICES. WOODHOUSF At the home of her daugh ter. Mrs. IT 1- Harper. Alto Park, l cb- ruary 2-, jtrs. iiobeim wuuunw, 74 vears. Funeral services will bo held at the above residence at II A. M. today (Thursday). February 24 Interment Oswego Cemetery. Automobiles will leaie Holman's funeral parlors Bt 10:od A. M. today for the above funeral. RETD At the residence. 293 Tenth street. February 23, John lieiu, age.i jcn.o. Member of the St. Andrews' Society sn.l friends Invited to attend funeral services which will bo held at Holman's funeral parlors at 2 P. M. uday (Thursday). Feb ruary 24. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. ROHOLT The funeral services of tho late Mrs. Julia Jionon win 00 neiu imjih ' chapel of the F. S. Dunning. Inc., En.st Side Funeral Directors, 414 F.ast Aider street, February 20 at 2 P. M. Friends invited. Interment .in Rose City Park Cemetery. SHA-W In this city. February 23, Walter L. Shaw, agod 52 years, lato of Wenatchee, Avasn. ins remains win 1 ioiwi.o.t this (Thursday) evening by .1. P. Flnlev ft Son to Paiouse, Wash., where services will Be held and Interment made. BRCNICK Th funeral service, of the late Albert M. urunn-K w-111 oe neiu ion... (Thureday) at 2:30 o'clock P. M. at the residence establishment of J. P. Flnloy ft Son Montgomery at Fifth. Friends In vited. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery. RATLT7F The funeral of the late Oscar H Ratllil. agea ou years, w-.t. lane place todav (Thursday) February 24, at 1H:30 A M., at D.e parlors of Miller ft Tracey. Interment Ruse City cemetery. Q. MUSICAL. HEATHS SCHOOL Lensous dal.y: ea Tuos.. Frl. eve., b to 10. 109 id St.. by I. Wash, and Stalk. Main SJOi. Lessons Emit Tlilelhurn. violin leaener. puull Ssvclh. Ji7 Fiieilner bldg. A 41HO. Marshall Iftn. ME!EMiElt Mr.lil H E. HASTY AlbSENUEK CO Motnro cle bicycles, piior.o Main 53. A il.i3. OPTOMETRISTS AND OI'TH 1ANS. ECONOMIZE Ulaea titled t.i . i J"ur ejea low as 1 ."'0. services V ulia qviallty the best. fllAKUs W. til" l KM AN'. Oimmeirlst. Morrison. r- ' YOU1 YOL'R EYES fitted with best told - filled mounts. r... Tories. up. near and far bifocals. U.jO up; ien.es (lupltcnleil : mall oruuis. Pit. J. U. all'P.KUITH. 3-1 Washington St. PATENT ATTORNEYS. K. C. WUIilUT-i; lwi'' practice U. S. and foreign natfiits. iiol Dekum bhlg. PIANOS. PIANOS. HEED-FRENCH CO., HUH AND STARK. MARSHALL 53, A !--. I'll'E. POIIT1.A.ND WOOD I'll'E CO. Faeiory and ofTiee near villi and York sts. Main .-- PIUNTINi;. KEYSTONE PRKSS-J. K. "n,t,tn':'',1"' .M.".' Printing and linotyping. 1' riont si., corner Star. Main or A 14 1 ka; urns and m i r m n.u.aii,. i.. i,.t.. iou, Asmllistcr. res runs nil sl7.es. Mall oroeis piomi l; booklet. WESTERN l'T.l.-1'T Rl j '. r,i-sn l nion N. I-""' i''''. " "'J! KKAI. r.!T VI K DK U.r.KV palm ek-jc.m:s CO., II. P . '" Wllcos b'a- ASSOCIATED 1 N V EST M K N T i I , rt'.'l Yenn. erne senu. BENEDICT lllto:!., II l 1 1 10 ll 'I' HANS I I. K. Al WA YS 1'H'K TTIU REST Household C.Oods SpeclalUls. Storage. Packing. KhTP- uliir and Movinn; hor.e or snti vans, special freight rales lo all point. C O ViVk TKANSl'ER ft ST... It Ail IK CO. i'Pl and Pins Sis. . I ll'oa.l v. n y ..'.Ml. A19M. -..x; Til,' V'M "KK l"V 4TI llllssn St.. corner "1:1111 Telephone Mnln HO or A 11. We own and operate to larso clajs A warehouses on lei mine, tracks. Lowest Insurance rates In the city. MADISON ST lio.'li AND WAHEUfMsE Ofrice "lSii Mii.Iisoii. Ceiieial iii.TclyApdlsa on, I forwarilllii: st.nl". I'llon,. M .lrt w'ki.l inlr.i.iN(i. SANITARY Tubular Well Drilling Co. Wells drilled snd repalre.1. Wnler avstems In stalled. Phone Mllwaukle 07 M. Writs Mll wunkle R. F. D-Z. WOOD. GItKl-.N' and dry alaliwo.id. Panama Fuel Co.. Main ...'-'.1 block wood. A ::mm. IMANUFACTUUEUS BERKET Tho funeral services of ths lain Helm L Jlerkey, beldve.l husband of Emma D Hellcey and father of Pearl. Grace. Julius. Frank and Robert Berki", nli-l brotiierof Jlrs. James Henry liod.l. of Sau Frauetseo, will bo hoi. I nl tlio resi lience, llns Williams avenue. to.la.' (Thiii Kda) ). nt P. M. Remain, w ill he Placed in a vault and will be forwarded East nt a later .late. Funeral In charge of Miller ft Tracey. HARRINGTON In this cilv. February 2.1. l.la May Harrington, nted . years, daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. Thomas .1. Harrington, of " East Sevciuy-seeoii.t street North. Funeral services will be held from A. R. 7.ellal" parlors, M't Williams av.111 e. today (TI101 s.l.iy , Feb. ruarv 21, nt 1 P. M. Friends Invited. Interment Mount Calvary Cnnclory. CIIUKA February 20, Anthony Chuka, aged 34 venrs. Funeral will take placu lion. Dunning i McEntee's chapel to. lav lT!iu rs.i a v ), Frbruary 21. nt 2 P. M. Sen. Ices at St. Patrick's Church, corner Nine, tenth and Savler, 2:3.1 l M Friends In. vil'sl. lnterm''iit Mount calvary 4'eine tery. Tho deceased was a member of tti-l National Croatian Society, llisibh 33H. LOvn The funeral services of the lata Susan C. Long will bo held to. lay (Thurs day) at a o'clock P. M. at tho residence of her son. A. O. Long, 44 7 SIMeentll street. Friends Invited. Interment at Rlvervlew Cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Tears of Kxperlence Enable. This l-'irm to Uivu VoU PERFECT SERVICE This modern establishment, wltn lis conveniences. Including a se cluded driveway, insures absolute privacy, cauainsj In no way a de parture from an established pol icy of moderate prices, lixperienctd Woman AUcndunL J. P. FINLEY & SON The Progressive . FUN Kit AL LlUKCTOUa, Alontgouiery at 'lfUu Mam V, A li'J'J. MR EDWARD HOLM AN, the leading funeral director. 220 iblrd str.et.- corner Salmon. Lady assistant. A 1M1, Main On,. F. S. DUNNING. INC. East Sid. Funeral Dire. tors. 414 East Alder .tre. t. Esst 72. It 2.".2... DUNNING ft M'ETEE, luneral uiracto s. Broadway and plus. Plion. Broadway Ju, 4.-,:,s. Lady attendant.-- MILLER ft TRACEY. Independent funeial olre. to.s. Funerals a. low as 20. S40, tllu. Washington and Elia t'.t. Main 2ill'l, A iss... a ZKLLlill CO. 622 WILLIAMS AVE. East lus.s. C 1U!.8. i.ly Htteudant. Day and night servlc BREEZE ft SNOOK, Sunny.idn Parlor: auto hearse. 1.120 Belmont. Tab. 12..8. 11 12"i2. P. L. LElt.'ll. E"t ll'.li and clay sirwets. Lad y assist a nt. East 781. r T BYRNES, Williams snd Knott, East lli". C H'4.1. Lady sltemlant. SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY, lid ind Clay. M. 41.12, A 231. La.ly attendant. FLORISTS. MARTIN ft FOHDES CO., florists, a47 Washingtoa. Main 2ll'.l. A 2H. Flower, for .11 occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS., florists. 2K7 Lurrlson st. Main or A l'io. Fine flowers aud floral deslg na No branch stores. MAX M. SMITH. Main 721.'.. A 3121. Sell ing bi.lg.. 6th and Alder sis. TONSETH FLO 11 A L CO.. 2S5 Washlngbtit St.. bet. 4th and .1th. Main eltfJ, A llol. MONl'MENTS. PORTLAN D M A K 11 1. 10 WORKS. 2. 4-2IW 4t at., onposlte lily Hall. Main Cut. Phillip Ntu ft sous lor memorials. 1.. -