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BAKER THBATKR- (Eleventh and
rioiii The Fkcr Stocs Company In
tloa N'lU' Mallaee at i.lj and
ton: (tit st S.li.
BtXC.ALOW THEATER Twlfrh and Msr-
rwni "The M-n ol the Hour." MttiDM
at 3.11 auJ tomsbt at li.
ORPHEfM THKATKR (Morrison, between
Mxtti and f"mi Vudviii. This al-
raooa at and tonight at 9. IX
IIKAND THEATER Parsj aad Washlns.
inn i Vaudeville. This aftcraooa al I-1X
tonictat at 7:iO and a.
LTBIC THEATER Seventh and AldsrV
I rlc Corndy ComptrtT In -A Mix L'p."
This afternoon at -.40 and tooifbt at
I .JO and .
TAR THEATER (Psr and Washlnften
Wntn pictures. Continuous trout 1.40
to 10.20 r. it-
Rf iielh Anniversary Number
Wul Be Issued February 4 .
Price 6 cents. Postage in Uni
ts! Stat.-), Cinada, Mexico and
the Island possessions, 7 cent.
Foreign postage, 14 cents.
PlSH CLfe OPPOSS ilALARKKT BILL
The. pu1 i-lub committee which framed
Ina public service comrrreolon measure
for i'ortland and tiled poiii:on to have
tiie measure placed on the ballot nt
June is makinc a right against the Mi
Urky bill, srhl.-h placed the tame func
tion with the S'ate Railroad Commission.
A circular has been printed setting forth
the advantage of the local meuurt and
declaring that Mr. Malarke' bill la
designed to kill off the local measure
and alao trie to mppleinentary measures
taxlr.f t,v. a and electric power corn
rank J per cent of their (rem earnings,
t-everal pusii clubs have adopted resolu.
tiuns approvu'R of the local measure and
condemning the Malakey bill.
CHaxc to CJet At to Ie Con. Su
perintendent (Kintldeon of the Street
Cleaning Iwpartmcnt ha been disap
pointed about getting an automobile,
afclch It Is conceded by the etreet-clean-tng
commutr of the Executive Board,
lie U entitled te. The trouble iro
out of Mr. Donaldson's failure to urge
the purchase of the machine last year,
when ti-re were available fund. Now
tne exper. of his department have
Increased 10 much that me superinten
dent, who must travel Zi mile of street
a day. will have to continue to use a
horse and buggy.
FVa Pals.
Two lOtVoorseposrer horizontal return
tubular bolter, complete with enclosed
type feed water hsater. sSxJHxJ Bmita
Vai'.a feed pump. iKxIse Injector, aafety
valvoav erown valves, sm-lnch hadtr and
all ancle ealvrs. and Wllliama feed water
regulator, with swtety water coiutpo,; In
good condition; also, one 13-horsepower
vertical (uh-nerewd-head. tubular-boiler.
rompt with sa.'c'.y valve and fltllr.ga.
Includieg BrITa.o Injector; almost new
use1 only a e ort time. For further par
ticulara Inquire at roam Jut uragonian
building.
Miss Mixrara El Call's Ft cnxt. HKurv
Mineral eervlces for the late Miss
M rcorva E. Call, who died Friday, were
hM yesterday afternoxn at 3: o'clock
from Ftnley chapeL Interment wa la
Ine Fir Cemetery. Mi's Call waa born
in Elk City. Idah". In 13. and came to
Orgoa In ITL She hae lived In Port
land since ISM. Besides her mother, Mrs.
9Jary Call. ! survived by two broth
erst Carlos C and Elmer 11. Call.
Xrw Watt Orrira fiotiped roa
ALsu.tA-i'rov'.slon has been made for
the erection of a new water office for the
Alblna district on Russell street, between
Itodney and WtliUma avanue. The city
ewrs a lot on the south side ef Ruf
U street. wher the nater tank of the
rid Alblca Water Company etood, and
soother lot has been secured. The
bald.cg mill contain offices, besides
space for eeoraa-e ar.d repatra.
At the urgent request of a number ef
p'jr customers we w.il continue our sale
one week more. Your lat chance to
purchase choice Peretan and Turkish
ru at a reduction ol 1 to per cent
leinw our usual low prices. FUch rug
marked the regular and reducej price,
anj our guarantee wltb every ru aotd.
I'artoi.ao Bros.. V3 Wash near Uth St.
PsTHKa O'Haaa to LtcTVRg. Father
r lU.-a lll tleitvrr Ms lecture before the
Iante Ctub on the "Tradition of Civilisa
tion." lu the artroom of the Library,
Thursday nleht. February . at 1 o'clock
Books relating to this subject will be
fourij on a special shelf near the desk
n the circulating department.
lAfcrvaes ox Soctausm. L Taylor. Lt.
rv, will rp.'ak at Western AcAWntj ball,
eecond aad Morrison street, tauday at
I o'clock, on "Social Problem of To
dev." At P. M . In the same hall.
Cl.fford B. EJUS will speak on "Wtn 8o
riale'n Destroy the Incentive to Achieve
ment?" POWTXAKD Milt HONOBBD. L P.
Marion, editor of the Mining and Timber
Journal of Portland, was elected sec
retary of the American Mining Congress,
at tta recent convention In ijult Lake
City. Mr. Mahon IU work to win the
next teselon of the convention ftr Port
land. E. H. Vikou. Mat Rxoovtn. While
there has been little chango In the con
dition of E. K. Virgil, pioneer, who
has been belpleew with paralysis at his
home In Holladay Addition, the past few
tUa. it is believed that be baa a chance
to recover.
Wa Cell hair mattresses retail at
wholesale price, for 10-pound beds from
SM and up. W renovate mattreesea
and return them the same day. We also
renovate feathers. Portland Curled Hair
Factory. H. MeUger, proprietor. -rs
Front SC.. Main 4T4, A UTi.
Rar. W O- Euot. Ja. wt:i expeak opon
'Moral Training In the Publ.c Schools"
this evening at at the Church of
Our Father (Unitarian), 7tn and Tim
hllL Morning ewrvloe at 11; Sunday
school at l.6; T. P. R. C. at ; P. M.
Arrca January Jl. 1)11. carriages to or
from parties. Hesters, etc.. will be tl-60
each way. Round trip or exclusive use.
S3. .This rate Inclu-iee Inside the two
mile circle. Central Etabies, Anderson
Broex. Portland Carriage Co.
lavrsoTOis. I have for sale what I
consider ore of the best quarter blocks
In Inrlngton. which must be sold this
week at a figure much below the market
price. No phone Information. F. J.
Kay. 9 Hamilton bliig. .
Isaac f rrr to La-orcac. Isaac Swett
!; aiidresa tl.e People's Forum this
evening on the subject "The Single
Tax In Practice." Other speakers will
follow him. Admission free. Medical
building. AMer and Park.
Arrcn Jisvinr XI
Schwas Piujtio Co.
Will Bb Located at
Stabk Stbbstt,
One Doob tUsr or Pbbsbxt Location.
Dn. O. C Hot-LtsTtn will spend Feb
ruary in the foutii Sea Islands. Dr.
George U. Carl take his office during
his abaeace.
Art - .-sool of the Portland Art As
sociation, new term begins January
Apply Museum of Art. alb and Taylor.
Fob Rsht. Five furnished homes. West
Side. C K. Henry Co- Henry bldg..
Fourth and Oak.
Dusohds.-C Chrlsteosen. second floor
Corbett building. Take elevator.
t'.-y Portland Home Telephone bonds
for ICO. F. J. Cstter!!n 4 Co.
J. a. DoLixBHtDB please write to me.
VostofTlce box '-3. Portland.
Woocu'l KreAt fruit a tore, Waah.
Diampnds
Oddfellows OrriorrRS IttrrALLEO. The
following officers of Industrial Lodge.
No. .9. Oddfellows, were Installed Wed
nesday night. In the ball on RueacU
street and Rodney avenue: Noble grand,
C. W. Blue: vice-grand. Frank Gatchet;
secretary. Herman Eberhardt; treaeurer,
R. E. L rlmmons: warder. Frank
Cipreadborough; conductor. C- H. Elmore;
outKde guardian. W. S. Fletcher: Inside
gjardlarj. J. M. Ctider: right supporter
noble grand. J. W. Boothe: left up
porter. noble grand. M. A- McEachern;
right supporter vIce-gTand. John Greg
wlcb; left supporter vice-grand. J. W.
Montag; right scene supporter. F. P.
Montag; left scene supporter. A. K.
Holmes; chaplain. J. C Jameson.
Obstructions to Widexiko Rbmoved.
Attorney Frank gt-hlagel, representing
the Rose City Tark Improvement
League, reported yesterday that all ob
structions to the widening of the Sandy
boulevard from 60 to eO feet had been
removed by the payment of some
thing more than IJCO to a prop
erty owner who thought the view
ers bad not awarded sniff Iclent dam
ages. The street has been widened be
tween liist Twenty-eighth street and
the city limits. A large majority of
the property owners have signed for
hard-surface pavement for the entire
street, and the Improvement is to b
made this year.
Woodxix ornrou Installed. Wil
liam Reldt. past consul. Installed the fol
lowing officers of Webfoot Camp, No. 65.
Woodmen of the World, at the halL cor
ner Russell street and Rodney avenue:
Consul commander. B- D. 'Blanchard:
advisor lieutenant. John Knls; banker.
L B. Sauvle; clerk. J. W. Boothe; escort.
M.- A. McEachern; watchman. C- A.
Welty; sentry. J. A. Colyer; manager,
W. C. North. Mr. Reldt delivered an In
teresting talk to the assembled neigh
bor. CnKMITTEB O LJBRAKT ButLDlNO AP-
rot.vTBD. Warner Porre. new president
. . i . - r-i.iK
ef the East sia uuainess jicu
ha appointed a speclel committee on
l-st Side Library building, and a report
is expected st the meeting next Thurs
day night Thl -committee will look
Into the securing of a permanent build
ing to lake tne place of the one burned
a week ago.
Corusim lot on the Alameda and Wlberg
Lsne. SxU; beautiful homes around; 3U
minutes ride: will sell for purchase price
two years ago; terms); must make Quick
turn. CaU Mr, Carlock. Malo 4iH9.
SHORTY BEARS MANY SINS
Thief Defcna, However, Fail to
Prevent Rockplle Sntefiee.
Soraewher In the wide world one
"Shorty" i taggrlng along carrying
opon bla shoulder th slna of four
men. "Poor Shorty.- ald Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Hennessy; 'he is the
goat" Upon the absent hesd of rShorty
there were hesped. In Municipal Court
yesterday, all the offenses charged
against three prisoner, who were a r--reated
everal day ago by Police Ser
geant Qolta, charged with burglary
and attempted highway robbery. First.
Robert Ratamaa cleared his skirts and
volunteered to turn tate' evidence
gainst John Peterson and Art Olson.
Then Olson shifted the blame to Peter
son and Shorty and wa discharged for
lack of evidence. Peterson was put
on trial and waa asked to account of
the various articles found in bis pos
session. .
"Where did you gt that gunT asked
Hennessy.
"From Shorty."
"And the watch chain?"
"From Shorty."
-And the cigars?"
"From Shorty.'
Here Hennessy indulged in sarcasm
kbout the "rnystertou John Doe who
bands things to people on the streets."
Judge Taswell was not impressed by
Peterson' defense and sentenced him
to a year at the rock pile.
"Snorty. the goat." Is still at large.
MONKEY HELD AS HOSTAGE
Animal Hqlne Stock of Little Store;
McrchanA Wants Damage.
Disconsolate and deathly sick, an Af
rican monkey sits in captivity, at the
cigar store of Stanchef Bros., Third and
Everett street, and contemplates with
bluer remorse the bavoc of a night of
dissipation. Chewing tobacco and can.
dy. masticated simultaneously, are. be
finds, a bad dleL
Jocko Is one of three simians kept to
attract the crowd at a moving picture
show run by Fred Nesme at Vs Third
street. He escaped from his cage Fri
day night, and his vagrant fancy car
ried him to the candy store. Casually
Inspecting a rack of picture postals and
tearing up such as did not suit hi
taste, he progressed to the ahowcase
and gorged himself on It contents.
First a plug of tobacco and then a fist
ful or candy found its way to bla
pouchy Jaws, and thla was repeated
until most of the stock had been ruined.
When Stanchef unlocked his store
yesterday morning he found the mon
key in possession, his stock strewn
about the floor, and damage done which
ha appraised at tit. He carried his
claim to the police station, but was re
ferred to the Justice Court. Nesme of
fered to settle for i:o. but Stanchef
refused, and In the meantime holds
Jocko as security for bis claim.
NOB HILLRESIDENCE.
A Tcry attractive home of nine rooms
In one of tha finest location in the
city; modern and complete in every
way. The, view Is unsurpassed, and
Impossible to be obstructed; ground
about szI0e feet. The ground alone
la worth almost as much as the price
asked. 55.900. For terms Inquire of
CHAS. K. HENRT CO.,
HENRI BLDG,
Fourth and Oak sts- Portland. Or.
Women' Federation Elects.
MONTESANO. Wash- Jan. 18. (Spe
cial..) The Gray Harbor Federation
TTIE STTXPAT OREGOXTAX. POKTXAyP. JANTTARY 29. 1911
The Large Jewelry Store
JAXGKR BROS.
tW Moiriaoa Street
Brt. Fourth and Fink.
of Women' Clubs held Its annual meet
Ing and banquet in this city Thurs
day. The following officer were
elected: President, Mrs. H. B. Marcy.
Montesano: first vice-president. Mrs.
L. R. Lvcan, Mocllp: second vice-president.
Mrs. Connolly. Cosmopolls; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. G. H. Whart
man, Montesano; recording secretary.
Mr. A. Wilson, Aberdeen: treasurer,
Mrs. S. 8. McMillan. Hoqutam; auditor.
Mr. McKeo, Hoqulam.
BRAGGART IS IN TROUBLE
'PuU' With Police Fails to Mate
rialise Vpon Inquiry.
For boasting that he had a "pull"
with th police. Ernest Frost, an ex
pressman, had a narrow escape from
being committed to Jail in Municipal
Court yesterday morning, upon hi
failure to pay a fine which had been
assessed against him.
Frost was arrested for threatening to
kill Seid Back, a Chinese merchant,
following depredations committed by
Frost's horse among the lilies of the
Chinese. He was Cned tlo. but was
allowed unllj yesterday to pay It. It
came to the ears of the authorities
that he had made boasts of having es
caped punishment because he had a
"drag," and when he appeared In court
yesterday morning he was called upon
to say who it was that had favored him.
Ha denied that he hud made such
statements and pleaded for more time
In which to pay bis tine. The request
was granted after he had been lectured
severely by the court, , i
LAW DEBATERS SELECTED
Two Team to Represent University
Department In Contests.
The associated students of the law de
partment of the University of Oregon
have completed tbetr debste tryouts and
have selected two teams to represent the
school In debate this year. One team Is
composed of two men, E. IL Whitney
is leader, and his associate i Benjamin
F. Wagner. Both will represent the
University of Oregon law school In on
international debate that Is now being"
arranged for with the Law Students'
Sorlety of Vsncouver, B. C, the Lew
Students' Society of Victoria. B. C nd
the law department of the University of
Washington.
The other team is composed of C. F.
Hosmn. leader, and bis associates are.
A. B. Mackensie and Ira W. Carl. They
will debate with WUlametta University
at Salem soon.
The judges of the tryout debates were:
K. S. J. McAllister,, A. T. Lewis and
Frank J. Lonergan.
OAKS CONCESSIONS.
Tbe Following Concession at the
Oaks AnitiM-ment Park
Are tor sale xor tne season tuniuniivi., j
Sunday. May SS, uaits lavern.
Ice Cream and Soft Drinks, Candy. Pea
nuts and Popcorn. Cigars and Tobacco,
o. i i-...w f ovine- Picture Theater.
Shooting-gallery. Photo-gallery, Knife-
rack. Dance Pavilion, swimming i-a-vIHod,
Weighing Machines, Variety
Booth. Joy Wheel. Giant Whirl. Laughing-gallery,
and Chute the Chutes.
Communications should be addressed
to John F. Cordray, care of "Oaks
Park." Office hours on tha grounds
from S to afternoons for selection of
bootns and concession. Lout Altman,
Auditor. "
APARTMENT JjOUSE SITE
We have for sale a full slse lot,
60x100. on Seventh street, between
Jefferson and Montgomery. On this
there is a very attractive elghtroom
house; two baths; hardwood floor;
furnace. This is a splendid location
for an apartment house. A good rental
can be obtained until such time as
purchaser wishes to build. For price
and term Inquire of
CHAS. K. HENRT CO.,
HENRT BLDG.,
rourth and Oak t Portland. Or.
CARD OF THANKS.
. To the friend who kindly gave their
sympathy, service and flowers In our
late bereavement we tender our stneere
thanks. M RS. G. H. CHURCHILL
AND FAMILY.
We're Not Going Out of the
Jewelry Business
Our removal sale was occasioned by enlargement of business. You'll
find us in tho Yeon building after February 15th., bigger, better,
busier than ever. "We are sacrificing profits, and not customers; we
want an empty store, and will not move anything. It would not be
a temptation to. ift to offer seconds, instead of high-class articles,
because we want your future patronage, and expect to win and keep
it. Another reason why we are offering you the best, at the price
of the inferior. Be a wholesaler, you'll get much at cost price
much, even below cost, possibly the very piece of jewelry, silver
ware you need most. Come and see. . .
CtnfPCrS
FEBRUARY CLEAN-UP SALE OF
BROKEN LINES OF MEN'S SUITS
AND OVERCOATS
The greatest opportunity ever offered in Portland,
very unusual opportunity presents itself for men to
overcoats of style and dependability. We've cut
suit and overcoat in stock. It is the chance of the
Rogers Peet or Brokaw suit or overcoat at such
Odd Suits and Overcoats that were $15.00 are now . . . . $1 1'OO
Ocd Suit and Overcoats that were $20.00 are now ..... $13.35
Odd Suits and Overcoats that were $25.00 are now $16.65
Odd Suits and Overcoats that were $27.50 and $30 are now $18.85
BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT SPECIAL
REDUCTION PRICES
Boys' Suits and Overcoats that were $5.00 O 7g
are now
Boys' Suits and Overcoats that were $6.50 gg
are. now
Boys' Suits and Overcoats that were $7.50 (gC gQ
n.r Ti nw .
TRACKS TO BE INSPECTED
Mr. Charlton to Confer With Mr.
Hannaford on Trip West.
Inspection of the new double-track
system on the line between Portland
and Puget Sound will be started by J.
M. Hannaford, of 6t, Paul, second vice
president of the Northern Pacific Rail
way, who Is In the Northwest on his
regular vioit and who will be In Portland
early next week.
A. D. Charlton, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Northern Pacific,
left here yesterday for Seattle where he
will Join Mr. Hannaford. The two will
Ih.ra r.Aa' the Rlfltsril Official
I accompanying the local man to Portland
! on the return trip. Ho may spend a few
day in this city. .
Club's Publicity WorkPIanned.
GRANTS PASS. Or.. Jan. 28. (Spe
cial.) The Commercial Club baa out
lined it publicity plan for 1911- The
club' enrollment has reached auch a
large membership that it has been con
sidered best to have an attorney draw
up articles of Incorporation. A com--nlttee
has been appointed to take care
of the publicity funds. New feature
will predominate in the literature sent
out this year. In addition to the regu
lar booklet form separate bulletins and
post card folders will be available.
Laborers Sue for Injuries.
Two laborers who were injured by s
block end tackle at the camp of the
Sunset Logging Company two years ago
brought suit yesterday In the Circuit
Court for damages. Sam Griss lost one
of bis hand and asked the court to
award him HS00. Paul Bakowich lost
two fingers and asked for IM00. Care
lessness of other employes Is assigned
In the complaint as the cause of the
accident.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank the many friends
for their sympathy and help In our loss
of a dear husband and loving father,
and for the beautiful flowers hat made
his last resting place one of beauty.
MRS. GEORGE S. WILSON.
HIRAM E. WILSON.
ARTHUR K. WILSON.
GEORGE T. WILSON. .
MRS. W. W. ROBINSON.
CARD OF THAXKS.
Mrs. Mary Mader and family do most
sincerely extend their heartfelt thanka
to their many friends, to Scout Toung
Camp. U. S. W. V., Scout Young Wo
man's Auxiliary. S. W. V and Benevo
lent Order of Elks for the kindness
shown during our bereavement in the
death of our beloved son and brother.
J. H. Mader.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to thank oar friends for
the assistance rendered during illness
and at demiae of our late parent, Cnaa.
F. Holxer. and sympathy extended in
our bereavement. Respectfully.
(Signed.) MR. and MRS. C. E. HOLZER.
Cough Stop is nre.
Third street.
Plnmmer's, 260
PRESENT ADDRESS
286 Morrison Street
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WHERE JO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart
ments for ladle. 806 Wash., near 6th st.
Chicken dinner. Peerless Cafeteria, 156
Fifth, near Washington.
Reck Springs Coal.
The beet house coal. Liberty Coal A
Ice Co., exclusive agents, 25 North
Fourteenth street. Main 1662. A 8138.
Mr. Wilcox Is going to build a
12-story building where we have
been located for 14 years. So we
must sell our large stock of
UMBRELLAS
before March 1. and to do so we
are giving
OFF
MEREDITH'S
312 Washington, Bet 5th and 6th
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Just opposite Bote! St. Francis
European Plan $1.50 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Hew steel and brick structure. Furnished at
cost of (200.000. Every comfort and con
venience. On carllnes transferring all over
city. Omnibus meets trains and steamers.
Send lor Booklet with map of San Francisco
PHOENIX
IRON WORKS
Easrtneera. Fountfrrs,
Machinists and Boilermakers.
B all dine aad Structural Work.
WE HAKE
Fire Hydrants. Lose Haul. Cnsl
Gran, Hye'raulle Giants. Water
Gates, Lumber Tracks, Etc.
HAWTHORNE AVE. AND EAST THIRD
PORTLAND. OR.
375 WMntngtwi Street
Roller Skating
Season On
Reeerd-Breaklng Crowds
attend Oaks skating rink. Band mus'o
every afternoon and evening. Roller
skating a clean, wholesome exercise.
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foremost Clothiers Since 1863.
Tomorrow (Monday) a
save money on suits and
the prices on every odd
year to get a Steinbach,
reduced prices as these:
Boys' Suits and Overcoats that were $8.50 tfjg Og
are now. P
Boys' Suits and Overcoats that were $9.00 lg yg
are now pJ.
Boys' Suits and Overcoats that were $10$7 50
are nrvar V'
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THE FAMOUS
DESKS
ARE ALL
SOLID
Exclusive
Commercial Stationers, Office Outfitters. Printers.
Engravers, Booklet Makers and Bookbinders x
Headquarters for
ARCHITECTS' AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES '
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PORTLAND TO ST. PAUL
PORTLAND TO SPOKANE. ......
PORTLAND TO LEWISTON. ... . .
PORTLAND TO WALLA WALLA.
THE SOO-SPOKANE-PORTLAND "Train De Luxe." between
Portland and St. Paul through Spokane. Is one of the most
splendidly equipped trains In transcontinental service, con
sisting of Compartment Observation Car, Standard and
Tourlet Sleepers. Dining Car and Day Coach, electrio lighted
throughout, through without change.
PASSENGERS TO SPOKANE HAVE THE FULL BENEFIT OF
THIS FINE SERVICE
Through Standard Sleepers to Lewiston and Walla Walla.
Purchase tickets at City Ticket Office,
Third and Washington Streets.
WM. M'MTJRRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. .
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Our theory is !
there are never
two sides to a
question.
There can't be
but one right
side and prudent
men do not bother
about any other.
Therefore, if
you take the
opposite view,
opposite to ours,
of the inferiority i
of "veneered" or I
the superiority
of "solid" desks j
and office furni- 1
ture, the kind we
sell, it makes
no difference
which, your
view is wrong.
Let us prove it.
Agents.
-ryy stationery &
.JrLlii. PRINTING CO
OUR NEW
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WILL PLEASE YOU
NOTE THE CHANGES
Leave
Vnlon Depot
...9:00 P.M.
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