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V - Tin: MORNING OltEGONIAX, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 13s 1 -- v CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ntr Editor Main 7070. 560-95 eunaajr editor . .. .Maimuiu. Y- Advert lain. Department. -Main 7070. 5flO-? Superintendent ot Bids. .Mala 70i0. SSO-S . AMUSEMENTS. HHHIJa (Broadway at Taylor) "riser itoae.- Tonight. BIKER (Alder at Ele-renth) Baker Stoek company In "The, Very Idea." Tonight. LTRIC (Broadway at Morrloon) Musical . -- . . . . Three r roue ok taw ahowa dally. 2. 7 and 9 -P. M. HIPPODROME (Broadway at -Yamhill) Vaudevilie and moving picturea, 2 to 6. :46 to 11 P. M. Saturdays, Sundayn and holidays continuous, l:lo to 11 f. as. pavtaoks iRMufaif t Alder) Vaude ville. Three shows dally, 3, 7 and, :5 P. M. Blocking Fire Escapes Charged. Another complaint charging-vWilllam A. Healy, wholesale furniture qeaier, urith kpenincr Dassaeeways to a fire escape blocked at his warehouse, Thirteenth and Hoyt streets, was filed yesterday In the. police court by fire bureau officials. An employe was burned to death in the Healy warehouse a year ago and Healy -was arrested for violation of tne lire or dinances following an investigation. He was fined $100 in police court, but Drocured a reversal when the case was appealed to the circuit court. The new complaint filed yesterday charges the same- offense as that on which he was tried a year ago. Com if unity Chest Meett.no Mosdat. -Preliminary survey of budgets will aome up at a meeting of the board of the Portland community chest which has been called by Franklin T. Grff fifh, president, for Monday of next week. A total of 56 organizations have submitted budget requests to participate in the funds to be raised next March, the total of all requests aggregating more than a million dol lars. The plan of the board is to pro ceed at cmce, designating the per sonnel of the campaign organizations and operations will be started shortly after January 1. Lawters to Hold Session. The lawyers of the Multnomah Bar asso ciation will convene at Judge Tai wan's department, courthouse, at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, for the purpose of adopting resolutions upon the death of the late S. B. Huston. Judee Tazwell will preside, and the programme will be the presentation of the resolutions and addresses by Judge Stapleton, E. B. Tongue, M. B. Meacham and J. B. Kerr. . Heai.th Officers Will Convene. Four hundred of the ,Oregon state and county health officers will gather today in the hotel Portland for their annual meeting. Registration of the delegates will begin at 9:30 A. M. Dr, W. B. Morse, ex-president of the state board of health, will deliver the ad dress of welcome at 10:30 o'clock, for mally opening the sessions. The pro gramme will continue during Friday and most of Saturday. Men Wanted Herb Arrested. Two out-of-town arrests were made yesterday for Multnomah county, ac cording to telegrams received by Sheriff Hurlburt. Ernest W. Shermell has been taken in custody in Sacra mento, charged with larceny by em bezzlement. Deputy Sheriff Kendall is to be sent to Seattle after Thomas M. Golden, arrested there yesterday on a charge of forgery of indorse ment. Speeder Is Fined $50. Paul Falcone was fined $50 and sentenced to four days in Jail yesterday by Municipal Judge Kossman after he was found guilty of a charge of speeding. Falcone is alleged to have attempted to bribe Motorcycle Patrolman Shaylor in an effort to escape arrest. Other speeders fined included David Galet 17.50; George Maquant, 17. GO, and F C. Baker. $7.50. Tevis Waives Hearing. John Tevis, alleged slayer of his wife,' .Nellie, waived preliminary hearing in police court yesterday and was held to th grand jury without bail on a charge of first-degree murder. He was rep resented by Attorney Garland. Tevi is alleged to have choked Jils wife to death last bun day during a drunken quarrel at their home, 344 Second street. Sea Ports Topic at Realty Board Luncheon. "The relative value of ou sea ports" will be the subject dis cussed by John D. Gratke at the luncheon of the realty board today at the Portland hotel. The purpose of the meeting will be to show why real estate Investments are bette than bonds. W. B. Shively will speak on a legal subject. C. Lewis Mead will be -chairman of .the day. Uncommon Birds Talk Topic. "Un common. Birds of the Portland Dis trict" will be the subject of an Illus trated talk on birds by W. A. Eliot before the Oregon Audubon society tomorrow night In library hall. Thi mill be a bird study evening and questions will be invited from the audience. The public is invited. Concert for Men Scheduled. The Mignon chorus of 35 voices and the Dixie quartet, -under the direction of Mrs. Ella Hoberg Tripp, will give concert at the Men's Resort, tomor row night at 8 o'clock. This chorus is composed of woman voices trained by Mrs. Tripp. The concert is open io ine puouc Free Dental Work will be. given a limited number of patients by a post graduate class, being held at the north Pacific college. East Sixth and Oregon streets, under direction of Dr, Arthur a., bmith of Chicago. Call Thursday or Friday afternoon, Satur day forenoon or afternoon. No charge, AQT. City Clcb to Discuss Union Station, I ne question of what Portland is giong to do about a Union etation win come up for discussion at the lurcneon of the City club today at the Benson hotel. The subject, it is announced, will be discussed by- ex- Medical Society Will .Meet. A meeting of physicians and surgeons under the auspices of the City and county Aieaicai society will be held next Sunday In the Couch school auditorium. Outside speakers will be on tne programme. A. full attendance is aesireaj.. GlLLBTfl ACTO-STBOP enavlnff ante. Ivory mirrors, hair brushes, manicure sets, Genco razors, military brushes. periumery vets, line writing paper, always appreciated Christmas nriftm Lewis-Stenger, 10th and Morrison. - Jewish Services Tonight. Services will be held at the Congregation Xevah Zedek Talmud Torah, Sixth and Hall streets, tonight at 5 o'clock and tomorrow morning at 9 "A. M. .Re ligious school Sunday morning at 10 o ciock. au are wercome to attend. Do Not Forget to call up East 308 when you want the Salvation Army auto-trues: to can for cast-off cloth lng, magazines, newspapers, furniture, etc. Ad-ires 24-21 Union ave. Major John Bree. district officer. Adv.. Double green trading stamps on easn and charge purchases. Open even ings to o'clock. Woodard, Clarke to, Aioer t west Park. Adv. Razors, hollow ground and honed" ny eipnri grmoer. ail Kind or cutlery sharpened. Portland Cutlery Co., 86 Ith sL, near Stark. Adv. Dn, B. M. Hood of Morgan bldg.,1 now m cur optical aepc Meier 4t . Frank's. Adv. - F. C. Stettlkk Mpo. Co. capital stock for ale at a discount, limited amount. Phone Main 82t. Adv. Lewis Stemgcr. Morrison at Tenth, grind razors, scissors, knives perfeotly Adv. tvEMVERER Coau Carbon Coal Co. nine agents. East HlS.-e-Adv. Da Datton, glasses. Swxlsad Ma Air. ... Garages Will Bb Considered. The ( fate of garages established in frame I buildings will -be decided by the city council some time prior to January 1, according to City Commissioner Bar bur. A number of garages and auto mobile repair shops have permits, which expire the first of the year. allowing them to remain in irame- structures. A score of applications have been filed for renewal of such permits, and the entire matter has been referred to City Commissioners Barbur and Blgelow for investigation and report. It is probable that th council will conduct public i hearing before any definite policy as to the garages in frame structures will be outlined. Committees Am Appointed. For the purpose of investigating subjects pertaining- to this port, the members of the foreign trade department of t-the Chamber of Commerce at a meet- lng yesterday voted to name two spe cial committees. On the subject of rules governing contracts and sale of goods imported O. A. Edwards, W. W. Payne, Raymond B. Wilcox. Y. Mori kawa and J. S. Ollllson will investi gate. 'On a study of rates, rules and regulations governing port traffic, the committee consists of Stanley Jewett. A. 'W. Bates and C E. Dick. Both committees will gather informa tion from other coast potts. Thrift Commandments adopted. Work and earn. Slake a budget. Record expenditures. Own your own home. Make a will. Invest in reli able securities. Have bank account. Carry life insurance. Pay your bills promptly. Share with others." Every citizen of Portland will be asked to adopt these ten commandments of thrift during national thrift week. which will be observed under the direction of the Portland Young Men's Christian association, co-operating will be large numbers of civic and private organizations. The programme will cover January J7 to 23, inclusive. Mothers and Sons to Gather. The annual mother and sons' reception and supper of the Portland Young Men's Christian association will be held tonight in the association audi torlum. The members of the boys' department will appear In a demon stration of their varied activities. Athletic activities will be featured. and drills will depict what the boys are doing to increase physics standards. Among the speakers will be Mr. Stone, J. C. Meehan. secretary of the boys" division; Willard F. Rouse, boys work secretary; presl dents of the boys' Biblt clubs and others. Spring Lamb Chops, 20O. ' At Frank L. Smith's. 221 Alder street. Shoulders of real spring lamb, 12,c. Mutton eh'ld'r. 10c. Leg mutton, 15c, Mutton stew, 6c. Beef stew, 10c. Veal stew, 1340, Lamb liver, 10c. Roast pork, oc. Pork chops, 25c. Pure lard and dry salt pork. 25c. Shortening, 15c, Bacon, 30c. Veal cutlets and roast veal, 15c. Roast beef, 15c. Pot roasts, 12 140, T-bone steak and round steak, 15c. Tenderloin steak and rib steak, 15c. Sirloin steak and hambursr steak, 15c. Frank L. Smith's 1b 228 Alder St. Adv. Reputed Forgers Arrested. Al Seidler and William Smith, both 20 years old', were arrested at Fifth and Alder streets yesterday by Police In siectors Hyde and Abbott, and Burns operatives, and are held at the city jail on charges of forgery. Forged checks totaling more than $500 have been traced to the pair, according to the police. It Is alleged the young mn-stole 20 blank checks belonging to the Palace hotel and forged the signature of the manager. The checks ranged in size from $20 to $50. , Elks Plan Trip. Four hundred members of Portland- lodge, No. 142, Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. will journey to Vancouver, Wash., on Saturday night to join the Vancouver Elks In a stag party, which has been scheduled to be held In the Vancouver clubrooms. The local Elks will be ac companied by the Elks dTiTTteam and drum corps, and will travel in a spe cial train of cars and in automobiles. State Chamber Deleoates Chosen. Delegates to attend the annual meeting of the Oregon state chamber of commerce in the Oregon building December 28 and 29 have been se lected. They are: O. W. Mielke, William ilac.Master. F. H. Strong, A. G. Labbe'and F. H. Huntington; alter nates are Roy T. Bishop, A. J. Bale, H. B. Van Duzer,. Max Hirsch and W. D. Whitcomb. Federal Aoent in Hospital. W, F. Watkins, chief assistant to R. P. j Bonham, who is in charge of theJ united states immigration service in this district, is in St Vincent's hos pital convalescing from an operation for appendicitis. Watkins was taken ill last week and the operation per formed yesterday. He is reported as doing well. - - Bowen Held to Grand Jurt.t-For the second time Shelley Bowen ap peared in the district court yesterday on a charge of failing to support his wife and small child. He admitted to Judge Jones that he was working steadily at a salary of $5 a day, but said personal expenses permitted him to pay only $30 a month to his family. He was held for the grand jury. The following men were successful in recent examination conducted by the municipal civil service bureau for the position of service mechanic: John Marshall, Fred R. Jacobsen. John R. A'ppleman, D o m 1 n i k Zrovich, Harvey B. Smith. Jay W. Miller, John Huskey, Clyde W. Litton and John Martig. Trio Cleared GOOD NEWS FOR THE MAN WH0WANTSASUITF0RXMAS ' , , CHRISTMAS TIME; all of us usually stretch our giving; stretch our hearts and . last but not least stretch our pocketbooks. However, Christmais time is one time of year 'that is eagerly looked forward to from the toddling youngster to the venerable sage: and, from the youngest to the oldest eaclj of us wants to be well groomed on that "day of days." Men's Suits & O'coats at 25 off Manufacturer's Prices No doubt you, too, are figuring on getting a new suit for Christinas. If so, our "Mill-to-Man" policy of selling direct-to-the-wearer means a liberal saving for you on any of our fine all-wool Suits or Overcoats; and you will be pleasantly surprised to find that your pocketbook won't be "stretched" nearly so far if you buy from us, the largest manufac turing clothiers in the west.. For example: Weare offering a limited quantity of fine, all-wool Suits and Overcoats at $25. We know that these values would cost you from two to three times as much at other stores. An early se lection is imperative. Mail orders filled. BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILL STORE pntire Building (S. W. Corner) Third and Morrison II Astoria Marshfield . PORTLAND Eugene North Bend Christmas Gift Suggestions FOR HER" Pen dleton Blankets, (Indian Robe, Couch Cover, Auto Robe, B a t h r obe, Navajo Pillo Woolen Sweater, woolen material for suit or dress. FOR "HIM" Suit or Over coat, Wool Mackinaw, Sweater, Wool Vest. Wool Sox, Underwear. Hat, Gloves. Belt Shirt. Ties, S u s p enders. Garters or a Merensndlse Rond and Let Him. Select W hat He Wuli Automobile Mecrahic Arrested. Lynn G. Oillett, 25 years old, ari'auto mobile mechanic employed by the Adcos Auto school, was arrested by Patrolmen Ferfy and Abbott and Lieu tenant Thatcher in the alleged act of stealing an automobile owned by B, W. Price from in front of tne Mallory hotel yesterday afternoon. According to the Janitor at the hotel, Oilieti climbed into the automobile and an nounced he was going to take it. The janitor called the hotel clerk and together they chased Uliiett trom in front of the hotel to Seventeenth and Washington streets before they caught him and turned him over to the police. Oillett lives at the Arline apartments. 229 Eleventh street, "where he does janitor work in the evenings. North Harbor Plans Studied. A further study of the North Portland harbor project is to be made by the Chamber of Commerce, which has named a committee consisting of George C. .Mason, C. C Colt, G. F. Johnson, Charles McGonigle and R. R. Clark to look Into data collected by various organizations during the past few years. These include the United States army engineers, the Port of Portland commission and industries located at North Portland. Chinese Convicted op Vaoranct. Ah Sua, suspected dealer in narcotics, in whose room six drug-addfets were arrested "by Patrolmen Harms and Nutter, Tuesday, was sentenced to 120 days in the county jail yesterday by Municipal Judge Rossman on a charge of vagrancy. The police were unable to locate any drugs in the aged Chinese's room. He filed notice of ap peal to the circuit court. . FREDERICK WARDS. : 1 Ellison - White presents Frederick Warde, noted actor, in story, of his eration of the legislature at its ses sion in January. Mr. Barber said to day that approximately 25 companies would ue represented. MORTGAGE LOANS. On improved city real estate, prompt sevice, no delays. Portland Trust Co., Sixth and Morrison. Adv. Jbegion Will Aid Red Cross. ALBANY, Or., Dec. IB. (Special.) The anti-tuberculosis fund which is being raised through the sale of Red Cross Christmas seals will be augmented Saturday evening by the local post of the American Legion, which will give a dance at the ar mory and devote all proceeds to this fund. life experiences. Auditorium, Satur day evening, December 18. Admission $1.10, 85c, "55c. Seat sale Meier & Frank's beginning December 16. Adv Insurance Meeting Called. -SALEM, Or, Dec. le.v-CSpecial.) Officials of the domestic mutual in surance companies of . Oregon will meet in the offices of A. C. Barber, state insurance commissioner, next Monday to consider proposed meas ures to be submitted for th'e consid- State Conventions Dated. BOISE, Idaho, Dec! 16. (Special.) During January, when the legisla ture is in session in Boise, two im portant state conventions will be held here. The Idaho Automotive Trades association convenes December 14 and a conference of couuty commis slonres will discuss taxation and rev enue issues, as well as recommend legislation. A number of changes in taxation laws are desired. Telephone Rales Increased. , SALEM, Or., Dec. 16. (Special.) The OreTOn public service commis sion, in an order issued here today, granted a slight Increase in the ratet of the Sher'dan-Villamina Telvrphone company. The new schedule of rutes will become effective January 1. CARD OF TH.VJiKS. - We take this means of expressing our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to our many friends fo all the kindness shown us during the recent fllsese and death or our .beloved husband and father: alxo for the many beautiful floral offerings. MRS. ANGELA DESIATA Adlf, " AXD FAMILY. CARD OF THAftKS, Wewtsh sincerely to thankourfrlenri for their kindness and thotrghtf ulness during our sorrow, and for the many beautiful floral offer! n its. MK. AND MRS. F. W. MOSES Adv. AND FAMILY. Read The Oregonian classified ads. or Gambling. Clay Miller, George Rutledge and Roy Wil cox were on trial before Circuit Judge Morrow yesterday, charged with gambling. The case was dismissed on a directed verdict because of Insuf ficient corroboration pfthe prosecu tion's testimony. Pstcbic Club Meets Tonight. The Portland Psychic club holds its regular bi-weekly meeting in room F public library this evening. It will begin the study of psychic phenomena with reference to its historicity. taking up first the events described In the Christian Bible. "Charles F. Barber will present the subject, Musical Is Postponed. The musi cal, under auspices of the Pathfinders' cJitb, at the East Side Baptist church, planned for tonight, has been post poned until after New Year's, on ac count of the death of Rev. Herbert Cash, associate pastor of that church. Entertainment Is Announced. The Sunday school of First Congregational church will give an entertainment this evening. Features of the programme will be motion, pictures of the nearr east, a pantomime act and a number of amusement booths. Jewish Services Announced. Serv ices will be held at the Congregation Ahavai Sholom, Park and Clay streets. wmgnt at s o clock. Tomorrow morn ing there will be services at 9 o'clock. Rabbi R. Abrahamson will officiate. Statutort Offense Charord Eigar Watson was arrested yester day by Deputy Sheriffs Kendall and Beckman and Ms to be arraigned shortly. He is charged with a statu tory offense. . Fine old growth fir wood for sale. four-foot, $10 cord: 16-inch wood. $11.(0; delivered immediately. Main 1492. Adv. " , EpWorth League R8, Attention! Skating party at Oaks rink Friday evening. Adv. SAYE MONEY AT FARMERS' STORE OJf APPLES AND POTATOES , MARKET PRODUCERS' ASSOCIA TION, INC, 908Vi Fsartk Street, Near Coartkooae. 'For Anything Musical, See McDougall Firse s "Conn" Saxophones Give Musical Instruments This Christmas ' Free Lessons Given Store "Open Evenings 325 Alder Street Near Broadway (The Best in the World) The most perfect' Saxophone ever of fered you. They possess that perfect scale, the wonderful tone, the artistic appearance, the patent tuning device on the mouthpiece, the drawn sockets, the turned over socket edge for easy pad , rest, assuring against leaks, etc. READ CAREFULLY. Tuning Device The new tuning- device en ables the player to tune bis instrument with otlwrs with out the usuaU pushing- in or drawing- out of the mouth piece. This device permits of the finest degree of adjust ment. It also retains a per fectly clear bore, no matter how far the mouthpiece la drawn. Get Your Order in at, Once ' New Wonder C Melody Saxophone, Low Pitch Artist, Gold $190.00 I, Gold-trimmed. . . . ..$157.50 II, Silver $135.00 III, Nickel ..-..$110.00 IV, Brass $ 90.00 Other Styles $70 to $215 Cases forC Melody Saxophone $15.00 Caim. Ltd.. Band Instrotnents Vera Ta-b-phon-a wd H'hyte-Lydie Banjos Instrmments Repaired Our Display of FASHIONS IN GLASSES : A New Idea for Xmas Gifts is attracting popular atten tion. There is now made a particnlar style in Glasses for every occasion the "Biplane" for golf, motoring;, etc.; the "Windsor" for business; the "IfOrg-nett-Mig-non" for the for mal afternoon or evening; the "Rimless" forll-round use, and so on- a style for every need. jP IIP I BY GIVING. SOMETHING ELECTRICAL Electrical gifts combine all that is desirable in a Xmas remem brance beauty, utility, lasting service and yes, economy, too. A SUGGESTION OR TWO An "Apex Cleaner will be greatly appreciated by mother or wife. Dad,-Hubby or Big Brother, will thank you for an Immersion Water Heater for the morning shave. Sister or Wife will surely like a Percolator, Toaster, Grill, Waffle Iron, Chafing Dish, Iron or Curl, ing Iron. The Old or Young Folks will ap preciate the cheery warmth of an Electric Heater. And (Jon't forget the tonvenienc the entire family will derive from Washinsr M a c h i n e. Electric Range, or Sewing Machine. Naturally, for anything electrical you have a right to expect better service at an Electrical Store. You'll get such service here even during the holiday rush. Bufa we advise you to shop early. Mornings, if possible. WE DELIVER 390 MORRISON STREET PHONE MAIN 8048 We Can't Give Things Away but We Do Give a Personal Guarantee -With Every Purchase. Open Evenings Until Jinias. A Good Time To Eqnip Your Fireplace at a Discount of "30 M. J.Walsh Electric Co. are closing out their entire line of Andirons, Coal, Wood, ' i Briquet Grates, Spark Fenders and Fire Sets.' Special Sale will close December 14. . ' . I , Salesroom, 106 FOURTH, between Washington and Stark ' - An inspection of the complete as sortment of authentic varieties shown here will surprise and de light you and demonstrate that a selection as a gift-piece will be appropriate and much appreciated by anyone. COLUMBIAN Optical. Company Fioyd F. Brower, Mgr. "Any lens in 60 minutes" 145 Sixth : " v practical -'AN T gifts , tot xmas TN the list of suggestions below we, include those that carry an especial ap peal to the men and women who are at their wits end for suitable gifts for the friend or family. . Fine Stationery Fountain Pens Eversharp Pencils Emeralite Lamps Tourists' Tablets . Smoking Sets Desk Sets Game Sets Memo Books Leather Goods Waste Baskets Date Books, Diaries Hundreds of Other Things Greeting Cards "EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE" Printing Engraving Have you forgotten anyone? Remember that while the Greeting Card which is sent may be accepted as a trifle, the one which is forgotten will be magnified a thousand times. We have a selection of cards among which ydu will find the sentiment you want to express. v -. Box Stationery Leather Goods : .. Eversharp Pencils " Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens v Practical Gifts for the Office Man IRWIN-HODSOW CO. Washington St. .. Stationers Pittock Blk. Engravers r.-P L VICTOR RECORDS Adeste FideleruMcCormack $1.75 Christmas Hymn .... Harp Silent Night, Holy Night, Violin, Flute, Harp.... 8 5c Star of Bethlehem.,...'.. Evan Williams. $1.75 Holy Night (with Lyric quartet) . . . .Lucy Marsh Silent Night, Holy Night ' Trinity Choir $L00 When You and I Were Young, Maggie John MeCormark $1.25 Dance of the Goblins ( violin )..Jascha Ileifetx $1.75 In the Sweet Bye and Bye Schumann-Ueink $1.25 Liebesfrend (violin) ... Fritz Kreisler $1.75 Romance f violin).. Ileifetx $1.75 Cradle Song, Mendelssohn ( violin).. Mischa Elnan $L75 Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht Schumann-Heink $1.75 Serenade Espagnole (vio lin). ...Jascha Hcifets $1.75 HOVENDEN PIANO CO. 14$ Park PL, Bet. Alder and Merrlron Warning! Don't invest In alumi num cooking utensils just now. Complete sets are goinjr to be given away next week. Don't buy your turkey just yet. Real turkeys are going to be given away next week. f How? ' Why? ByVTiom? Next Sunday's Orego nian will tell. Meanwhile: WAITI Fifth and Oak Sts. Mar. 6080; Aut 665-48. LONELY BUSINESS .Heretofore the automobile repair business was prac tically the only business where the price is fixed after the sale is made. This is changed now. We do contract repair work. Phone Broadway- 3231 for full particulars. Co ok & Gill Co., Inc. ASK THE PRICE FIRST riiiilllliiiiililliliiliiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiilnr For Sale at Tremendous Sacrifice - . For freight demurrage and warehouse charges: 1 brand-new 1-ton truck, I brand-new worm drive 2-ton truck, 1 brand-new worm - drive S-ton truck, trucks are built with standard units throughout, complete specifica tions furnished, interested parties write or telephone Pacific Stor age & Delivery Co., where trucks can be seen. THESE TRUCKS WDL.L BE SOLD WITHOUT- RESERVA TIONS TO THE HIGHEST BID TDK R IN PAYMENT OF THE AFOREMENTIONED CHARG ES. ONE DOSE often commences to Enrich Your Blood Rvttallit rar wixnjt, ntwM mr i tm M Fir you iott trcnitb and vnrrcr. Nux.l.,1 roa contain, orx.n.t troa Ilk th ima In your blood aad IftM ibe Iron la Kiinacli. l.ntil, and apple, while nruUk Iron whx-b people tittallir ttk it Iroa fuM It comrt (turn tlx fx-lma of treat ddf on null pi-cm of Iron, N xa t r-d Iroa will nnt Injure ynur terth nor npwt ymir tomnch.Oevr4.V00.000 people inllringani it. Try packaa today on our nhenlateaaran ten lo refund your Bon' If von do nnt obtain utiifietory mulls. For nl by all drntiui. IfqrRrd fclood.'ytrwna'lK arvd fcrtdumnrej SUCCESS nTrnln typon th effi ciency of your eyes. See Arthur W.Ruhdorff OPTOMKTHIHT M4 llrondwar Hulldlnn Morrtaea St. at llrwadeinr and arc better BEAVER BOARD gSjf FOR BETTER WALLS AND CEJUXGS RASMUSSEN ft CO. . ' N. E. Cor. Second and Taylor Streeta 1 -. .... , r . ".. .". . , . . , : i .' . . . . r. r , .., ". 1 , - . 'ef.
