The Oregon daily journal., July 27, 1906, Page 16, Image 16

TII3 OnZCC.I DAILY JOUr.:. At, POItTLAND. FRIDAY ZVZl'.ll.Z. JULY i?, t..:.
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Arrivta In Portland Phnile and
Immediately Begins to Sell
Real Estate.' V, 'v...; r
H!3 OPERATIONS ARE -
. . - - ALU ON" EAST- SIDE
Uakea Houeo-Houa v Canvaaa to
' Oct BaiincM,. : Makes Hosts of
Friends ' and Lays Foundation ' of
. Fortune is Two Months,
' Bast Bid Department. .
".'' At lMat on Baa Francisco rsfugs
who cam to Portland -has found th
eaat aid Ilk nnto th hadow of . a
great rock In a weary land. Thia par
ticular man awok nth morning of
the uake to And everything h bad. In
eluding a handsome fortune;, axoapt hi
- aaother wit.- nerve ..a nd pajamaa. .swept
a war. He authored, himself together.
borrowed a ault -of olothee from the ro
ller oommlttae. a truck.nh, Southern Pa
cific railroad f or ' tranaportatlon and
came to Portland,, not-knowing a aoul In
the city. v H. strolled' across the river,
looked over the1 situation 'end decided
that he. .would make .his fortune there
ailing east, side ; real estate and return
to Ban Franclsco ln the falL '
He made a .houa-to-houae canvass of
the east aide; he aaked .every man and
woman that hamat lf'thay wanted to buy
property, if they oould get It at a barn
gala, and If' they ;nad any. to sell; ha
canned Into their aara .the fine natural
", 1 i I i T ii i a i
An Extra Special
mm
We are dosinc'out our. Sum
mer Goods preparatory to the
reception of our. Fall and Win
ter shipments. - therefor we
offer these fascinsting bargains
for th next few day. . - - ,
J1
A pair of Men's Good Slip-
rs are a cooa uunc in
which to rest ' the feet
after a hard day's work.
As a " SDedaL the Si JO
kind for.., .,.......1.00
Mcn'f .Brown Low Shoe, worth
$3.50 now, per pair. .. f 2.49
Men's food Black Shoes, worth
' JJ2.50 -nowj per pair'. . .1 1.89
Men's fine Dreas, Shoe greatly
-- reduced in. price. "You 11 find"
juat what you want at a big'
4-ssving.-;,":-. v
For little . boy to keep .their
feet nice and cool li row n
Shoest worthLZ5 -
Now, pair .. 1.09
In women's . fine footwear we
. ,, are offering Shoes worth S2.00
W?er pair for... ...91.49
omen's patent kid. best trade,
worth $3.50 now 3.49
Good House Slippers, comfort
, able and easy, with two and
, three straps, spec'l price. 08
CHILDREN'S SHOES AT -;
GREAT REDUCTIONS. .
Received by express 12 gross
, , of .Shoe Dressing for' white
shoes, at. box aO and 25
For women The great julia '
Marlowe Low Shoe; blacks,
, tans, .with elastic in the front.
,Keep your feet in right form.
, A fine warnfweather shoe.
Well worth 13.50
now 1.T9
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c:;ot store
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220-232 rcrrfeanStr
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mum
advantages ' of the east side - aad told
'them that every foot of ground on that
aid would double la value In the next
two years. He mad a thorough study
of his chosen Held., noting where fac
tories were going, where water main
ware being laid and sewers put la. - He
knows more In two months about this
vicinity than many realty dealers who
have been here ! years. He has made
a boat of friends and be Is taking no
property except with a contract that ha
alone Is -to handle It. something that
others hava tried to do and failed. -He
takes his customers to see his property.
never, sanding them, shows , the good
points aad hides the bad ones, and
makes a sale at least as often as he
falls.. In other .words be has taught
eaat side real estate dealers something
about the business. Ha has Illustrated
the meanlne- of -the exnreaston. -"'mseo
Dluck and ant." This California rerugee
has made m oners he has laid th foun
dation of a fortune that he win realise
In a short while. He says that he-
poets to .return to his native, city la a
few months with bis fortune recouped
and help to make Baa Francisco again
the Paris of America. One east aide
recently remarked that If a doscn such
men should aettlo on that side 'or me
river that locality would In Ave years
make the west aide look like a county
fair . '
As this Is not Intended to he a boost
for-the refugee, his asm la not pub-
llahedU V'- ,i k .:? v.v. 3
Harold ' Blmmonds.- th' clever, young
athlete and. conductor on- the Mount
Scott ear Una. will meet E. N. Davis of
Seattle In a wreatllng match ar Arleta
hall this evening. Th .two men' are
posted at the same weight 111 pounds.
Th tarma of. the match will be best
two out of three falls, the points down
strangle holds barred.-' cetch-aa-catob-
1. Blmmonds has won two aeoeaslve
matches In this hall. Thoe who hava
witnessed Blmmonds1 work predict that
he Is destined to win fame on th mat. . :
... Fred Praap. . manager of Cedar park.
appeared befor the special seaalon of
Bt. Johns council. Wednesday evening.
and offered to make ample provision for
policing th-park If the oouncll would
agree to restore bis license, - Th coun
cil failed to act upon Frasp'a offer as tt
had been called together la special sea
alon for other business. - .. 1 ,
Something will bav to be. done to
make the Grand avenu' embankment
passabl for teams. The fresh earth of
the fill has been cut Into- dust by ve
hicles until 'it Is almost Impassable. Th
fUl I finished and It look a If tt rests
upon a secure foundation, th trouble
some) sinking having stopped. .Council
man , Ketlaher suggests that a crushed
rock roadway be laid along th center et
th MIL-lust wlda enough for teams to
pass, and sidewalks laid. After a year
or two of settling and mor nil work la
dona, the - embankment mar , be paved,
just aa the remainder of Grand avenue
Is to be, with bltullthlO material. j -
The. volunteer fire' company at Mid
way, on the Mllwaukle roadV has organ
ised and elected th following officers:
Chief, C H. Tabke; ' assistant. Wallace
Miller: secretary. John Moreland.' The
company la composed of 15 active young
men. , Chief Tabke says that additional
fir hydrants must be established if th
fir company 1 to do effective work. A
hydrant la needed at Midway station
and on at Martin's avenue. A building
was recently built by th Midway Jim
provmnt association for the company a
use.aa.beadquanera. . ,
Blehop Thobara will be th speaker
Bunday evening at the union aervlces
In Hawthorn park. ' The servloea will
beain at :S0 o'clock and will be held
under th tree In th park, the biahop
speaking from the bandstand. A chorus
of II men will take part. Th union
services are proving popular. About to
attended last Bunday. ; t . :; - , j
th Infant daughter of" MrTandTIrB.
Charles Bchroeder of Arleta was smoth
ered la bed last Tuesday morning.'- Dr.
Brtgg of Arleta,' upon request of Coro
ner 'Flnley, examined th child to deter
mine the cauae of daatb. . . , . ,
' Mr. and Mrs. 43. E. Wilbur of turel
wood Park, celebrated their ninth anni
versary of thslr wedding last Tuesday
evening, Mrs. R. , A. , White and Glen
White, mother and brother of Mra Wil
bur, Mr. and Mrs.-N.- Brandaet and Mr.
and Mrs. O. W. Ksrln, were among the
relatives present. A number of neigh
bors gathered to help commemorate 'the
happy - event. Ref reshments war
erred.
. .Arleta Woodmen and Women of Wood
craft attended the Joint Installation .of
officer by ient camp and circle last
Tueaday night- ,- .,.
i;ei7 catholic ghurch for
EUGEtiE COHG
Active Work of Construction to
Begin as Soon as Plans 1
Are Prepared. "
Archbishop Christie was- In 'Eagene
wet. week, and while there conferred
with the local paator," Father O'Far-
roll, in regard to th proposed new
church, ' th . result being that active
work of construction will commence
Juat aa soon aa the plans and specifi
cations can be prepared.
Preliminary plans bad been drawn by
John Hunslker, and these with a few
changes will be - accepted. Specifica
tions and the revised plsns will be com
pleted by th Isst of th week, when
bids will, be aaaea. lor. . . ...
Th new building Is to be a tram
structure, 44 by -104 feet in dimensions.
and it will occupy th same location as
the present building. ' Th new church
will face on Willamette street, sud will
be of th Gothic style of architecture.
with on aplre in front. Th main audi
torium, which will occupy practically
ail of th building, wyi seat 411 people,
and the gallery .100 mor. There will
be a basement under -th whole of the
building, and It will be heated by a
system of hot air. Th Church will cost
nearly Sf.vuo.
The old building. whlcn"la entirely
too small, for th heeds of th congre
gation, will be moved to the eaat slds
of the sisters' school, and a partition
will be put in dividing th building
Into two schoolrooms. This partition
will be mads so that tt can bs easily
removed and th auditorium ased for
meetings of th parlshlooere. During
the construction of the new edifice.
aervlces will be held in th old building.
Saturday Service e loaf Beech rotate
Ampl AaaemmodaUoa te All TlslS
: era to opala Beaofc Resort, -'
The O. R. N. Co. announce that they
have arranged for "sufficient additional
service between Astoria and Long Beach
points to sorommodat all vlaltora da
siring to -visit this popular resort, leer
ing Portland either rriday or Saturday
and returning Sunday, evening. Boats
will be at Aatorle to accommodate all
paaaengers arriving on th boat both
Saturday and Bunday morning, and alas
those arriving on th train Saturday
evening. Boats will also be In readiness
at Ilwac to convey passengers desiring
to' return t Astoria Sunday evening to
make oonneotioa with train for Portland. '
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RllLtATS II1HDER
IEJ INDUSTRY
Lack of Transportation Facilities
;. Retards Dsvelopment of
' - Sugar Bset Business. "
CROWING .LANDS ARE - -
FAR FROM FACTORY
Special Agent of Department of Ag
riculture 'Explains in Report Con
ditlons of Industry In Oregon and
Has Many Suggestions to Offer.
Lack :of transportation facilities is
retarding development of th sugar boot
growing Industry In sections of Oregon
best suited to their culture. , It is said
by government experts, that when rail
road a ar built Into these regions. the
sugar beet will become a valuable and
lucrative product and more sugar fao
torlea will b stabllshecV
Charles TV 8aylor, special agent of
th department of agriculture, has Just
submitted a report on progress of th
bet sagar Industry In Oregon and
Other states for the year 1 tot. The
experiment station at Corvallla some
years ago conducted axhauatlve expert'
menta showing that In several sections
of th state conditions war naturally
favorable to th growlng-of sugar hosts.
On -factory of 400 ' tons- capacity was
started at La Grand la eastern Ore
gon. I ... ( " ! . .,
TTi real arawhacK to rurthar devel
tment baa been a lack of transport
a fadlltlea In th valleys and other
areas suited to beet growing." said Mr.
Baylors report. , . "Farming methods as
nil are not up to standard. Any
new beet sugar enterprise in thia state
must -necessarily educate th farmers
up to th point of sustaining th sugar
Industry. .. - .
aiass 0ia Ooafldaa. -"At
La Grand farmers war at first
slow to take bold of th work of pro
ducing becta. . Th plant. In order to sc
our a sufficient supply of beats, has
been compelled to work up an uitereat
In beet growing In" districts somewhat
remote from th factory. , About 4,000
acres- wars .secured under contract for
last year. Most of this land was care
fully prepared by fall plowing. . An In
dication of th farmrs' appreciation of
th Industry Is th general prevalence
of pulp feeding. Very little pulp was
utilised at th beginning. Th working
out of such features aa this points
strongly to th final full auecsss of th
factory. . Th unusual success attending
last year's work has don much to rein
force th confidence of the farmers.
Th general feeling toward beet culture
very mucn improved. .
Sugar - beet '-can be successfully
grown la many parts of Oregon, not
only In th seml-arld regions, but In
th Willamette valley. In th exhibit
at th Chamber of Commerce building
ar Jars of enormous sugar beets, raised
In various parts of th state. Beets ar
being grown near Balam. and over tn
Tillamook county, - for stock feed, as,
they can be grown In abundance but
oannot be profitably- shipped to th
only - factory in th state. They ar
found to be nutritious and fattealng for
Stock Aad -ar easy to handl
Other Factories May fee Ban.
' Capitalists and farmers at Bend, On
tarlo ' and Arcadia have under oonaid
oration th establishing of sugar . beet
Industries. - Mr. Baylor says:
capitalists and others Interested through
the efforts of th Deschutes Irrigation
company. About 1,000 acres of land
bav been tested for this purpose. I am
of th opinion that this area is par
ticularly adapted to' th growing of
sugar beet . and all other root crops.
But-at present th lands ar 78 to 100
miles from a railroad and hav a lim
ited population. Thes drawbacks make
the erection -of a factory ah" Impoasl
blllty at th present time."
Cltlsens of Ontario hav under con
sideration ths erection of a 600-ton beet
sugar, factory. Ths Utah Bugar com
pany is investigating conditions at Ar
cadia, Oregon, where condition ar
found to be favorabl to th maintain
ing of a factory.
CTBTTiT) OT TBRT UUaVRD BT DB, Wllr
Saughtea'
, nsa a Oao aad Zs Bow
WU aad Kappy. .
Children ar doubtless punished many
times at school for not keeping still or
for dropping things when ths troubls Is
really chorea, or Bt. Vitus dance, as It Is
popularly called. - So common Is this
nervous oieease in childhood tbst in
som schools on fifth of all the pupils
hav been found suffering from It In on
form or another. Befor th presence
of th dlaeeee : I betrayed there is
usually a disturbance of th general
health. Th child shows Ustlessness
and inattention. Then It becomes rest
leas and twitching of the muscles and
Jerking of th limbs and body follow.
Often tn patient loses xiesn ana D-
comes pal and bloodless. A remedy
that cures Bt. Vltur dance, and euros it
so thoroughly that no trace of th die
remains, is Dr. Williams' Pink
puis: a recent cur is mai or ueorgia.
th 10-year-old daughter of Mrs. D. M.
Ream of Conemaugh. Pa. Mrs. ' Ream
says:
"Whan .Oeore-ta started to school laat
year sh had stomsch trouble and after
ward her mouth oegan to twitch.
would shake all over and could not b
still. After a few month her mind be
came affected. Bh was under th ear
of two doctors for almost four months.
When shs hsd been sick for about sevsn
months w heard of a case like Georgia'"
that had been cured by Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. It was in th latter part of
February that ehe commenced to take
th pills and they mad th greatest
change In her. They not only cured
every trace of th Bt, Vitus' danc but
helped her In every wsy. Bh never wss
very stout until after shs took the pills,
but now .sh has gained In weight. She
goes to school every day and Is well and
happy. Dr. Williams' rink puis ar
orth-thalr -weight-In- gold."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills build up th
blood to carry health and strength to
part of th body. They hav
cured eevere eases ef bloodlessness. In
digestion, Influents, headaches, lum
bago, sciatica, neuralgia, nervousness.
spinal -weakness and th special ali
ments of girls and women whose blood
supply becomes weak, soanty er Irregu
ar. Thar are sold by all dmsslata or
will be ent br mail, postpaid, on re
ceipt of price. 10 cents per box. -six
boxes for It. (0, by ths Dr. Williams'
Medicln Company, oaenectady, N. I. ,
TO SCiEi.'CIi
BRIOHT'S DISEASE ND -DIA
BETES CAN NOW BE CURED.
' . , mm the Kaaeaa City JoeraaL '. .
DlaeaaM . heretofore believed UeoraMe are
yUMIa oae by eoe te awoera aeteece. The
control ef Brlsht'e Dlaeeee end Dlabetae ere
probably the Boat Impartial reeeat aceomplUa
BMata. Thtee liana were eoaaldend fatal
From raceat develooDMnte ta Baa rraaewre
aad from eonsrnln tecte la thia etty It la
evlaeas that aot aloae relief bat a panaaai
eare ef Both ueee ateeeed eeapUlota ces
sew be effected. a -
The sew formula was arat set te the taet la
this city by a pramlnaat hotel sua wae sea
exhausted local medical aklll la a loag kettle
wltk a aevare caae oi DUbetae. Be got audi'
multe that ha inrud . the aewa aawng
frl.odm' about tuwn. and it weald aabnlab the
aublle te know the eamber. cbareerer and
proailaeBre ef the aatleata sow rooo raring Is
Kenaaa City.
Te aeeer'tala If sefoaaeat relief baa bees ef
fected by the sow treatment, ae meet all ef
the local caaea that aara beea treated are of
eomparaTaljr reeeat date, the Sallowing wire
wee east te California, where the saw dinretie
baa beea la nee for the peat year or two: '
Kaaeae CUT. Januarr IS. 1B0C
B. A." Oretheh, Proprietor Bouetla. Saa rraa
. elace. Callforala.
SoTerel promlneat elrlaaas of Kaaeaa Otf
report woaderfal reeevertea front Bright'! Die.
eaaa ana I) la botes br ' aee of rultoa e Ooaa.
pound. Ktndlr adrlae sa If aeeeeeafal and 1
BMnent - raeults have ba eccompllabM la
yoar city. TBS JOURNAL COMPANT,
- Ia -roply-me -ollowlna wire wee received
freai ,tha BVenlag Ballotls:
' Bib l-ranclecav Jeaaary 10. ISO.
Xaneea City Journal: ; ,
renaaaent nealte bare, a now a doctor wbe
eekaowledsea - abaolate recevery froaa Dlahatea.
aay aatoeatle evras et Brlgbt'a Dleeaae.
a. A. CBOTHEBS.
Oae ef the moat woaderfal reeemrles Is thia
city is that ef Dr. J. K. Oeeat ef SaO Weet
Third otreet. Rla caae ef Diabeteo was ef
loeg standing aad ae eerlooa that be waa advlaed
ge te Florida. Durlna bla abeenee la the
south the hotel man evokes of above, hearlas
or ue eaae, unrmeo the soetor's wit that be
waa recovering from the name dleeaae, aad that
bar boaband eevld recover, asd ea bla rerara
be Imstedlatelr took as the sew sreaeretioa.
The doctor bow atatae that be eoea bagaa ta
gee reuer. normal alee waa icotoroo. etreaeth
retaraed end be new welgba anore thaa tor the
aat so roars, wbsa the Dlabetaa arat tsaoa
In appeeraace. ' The doctor baa very naturally
I the Bieans ef ether cease Mag the sew
epeelftea ead reporta that praetlcally the seas
resaiie were eMaine.
lb experience ef the hotel ana alas eeeaai
conclusive.-- He autre mat be -bad also Dta.
bstee for roars ead believed It Incurable till a
weatsrs traveling maa celled hie attention to
the reeoverlea that were being aaads la Baa
rranelaca The rosalts were, if esythlag. Boars
dsflalte than la the ease ef Dr. On rat. foe
Baea hie recovery be paaaed for Ufa taear
k Be llkewlee -baa bora the moans ef
ethers bar Uklng It with-like results.
Otter ute cases resorted Include two reeev.
erlse from Brlght'e Dlassae, both the patlrnta
Ming prominent in local BMrcaaWe drelee.
ansae city Joarnal.
If anrone bavlnat kaowIedM ef a eaao ' a
Brlgbt'a Dlaesse or Dlabetee will send aa tha
name aad address we will see that they ere
arat fall details of this Important dBMeverr.
We sent for the treatment end hare It tn atoek.
WOODABP, CLARIS A CO., PORTLAND, OR.
LOIIE fillllERS HRE
LEAVIIIG ALASKA
Day of Individual prospector Is
Over in-Frozen North, Says.
Pandleton Man. . ;
COMPANIES CONTROL :
SITUATION COMPLETELY
Rcturnlii Men Anxioua
Invest u Money ; In Northwestern
Cidea, and Portland '. Can Secure
Majority of Them.1 ,
John Vert of Pendleton has returned
from a visit la Alaska and says that
all Inhabitants of that country -who ar
not directly connected with companleo
inat ar wngmfim in worains; th mines
are leavina witn tbelr stakes and com
In back to ths statea Mr. Vert thinks
that most of these men will setUe In
in northwest cities, and said that If
tn fort land chamber of commerce
would Bend a ma! to Seattle to see
them upon their arrival many of them
could be Induced to com to Portland.
In speaking- of th new order of affairs.
Vmv ttal. "
"Th day of th Individual miner In
Alaska has- passed. All of th minlna-
1s belnc don by companies and th
miner not Interested In th organisa
tions ar preparlna to leave. They will
looat In ithr Victoria, Seattle or
Portland, or at least that waa ths opin
ion insi prevailed wnuo z waa there. -
"Host of thes man hav mada thai
pll and ar looking- for a chano to In
vest It In real estate. They would make
good cttlssns for any city. - Not only tn
real eetate do- th men want to Invest
their money, but In all other safe prop
ositions. . ...
"The faot that thsy refuse to interest
theroselvee In th bis; mining companies
that ar gobbling up all th claims in
Alaska- only shows, that they refuee to
invest in something of which they would
hav minor holdings. On th other
hand. If thes sams rasa were brought
to Portland -and -could -b- shown- that
there was a chano for- th manufac
ture of certain article at a good .profit
thsy could ach be Induced to Invest
th, 150,00 or so which they hav mad
out of th mine." -
Mr. ' Vert was accompanied by Mra
Vert on th trip in Alaska. They trav
eled up th Tukon river by steamer and
Visited Dawson and , othsr leading
Alaskan cities, They arrived In Port
land yesterday at, th Imperial hotel,
where they will atop for a few days be
fore leaving for Pendleton. ,
HOLLADAY PARK .-
CONCERT PLEASES
"... , ,. ,
Th concert played at Holladay nark
last night oy tns park band waa well
received by a large audience,, Th "Wil
liam - Tell" overtur and Schubert's
serenade, "Through th Leaves," war
vlgoroualy applauded. The followlna
program nas oeen arranged ror ins eon
cert to be played In Chapman square.
pias diock, tonight:
March, "New England's Plnest"
(Clarke): waits. "Cecelia" (Blanks):
verturer-"Poet and Peasant- (Suppe) ;
a novelette, "lacss ana uraces" Brat-
ton): 1 grand American fantasl ' "Ton
Picture of North and South" (Bendlx),
request; Intermission; selection, "Marl
tana" (Wallace): characteristic, "Th
Jolly Pickaninnies" (Puerner); caprice
Intermesso (a) "Dancing With Ma
Baby" (Anthony), (b) "Th Gondolier"
Powell); electlon,-'"Th; Burgomaster"
(I.uders); marqh, "Japan's Triumphal"
(Vanderslot). , , . j
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Pi af erred frtsca CTewaad oaa.
Alien J..lWls Beet Brand, . - - '
: TT77 " "n. n
To close put balance of SUM
placed on sale the following lines
$10.00 PANAMA HATS.,.. $3.00
$ 5.00 PANAMA HATS $2.39
$1 BOYS' STRAW HATS 50c .
50c BOYS STRAW
ye-haye a few
Suits genu mcly
Boys' $1 Wash
Foil lines MEN'S SILK
Bbys' Wash Suits
Men's -NeGliar-fe
BIGREDUCTIONSiIN;BOYS!fGLOTHING
WHEN
CUT
RATES
For M Cijn Cnly-
110 Gold Crowns.. t.. .......
14.0 Gold Crowns............
tlO.0 Platoa,
1 11.00 Plates
rilllngs, up froaa. '
" Work Traaraatsea, .
Boston Dental Parlors
ti storrlsoa
shV Op p. W
a. Piaaka.
VtHtAQaCMeKT Or ALL CVW)
ocvewfcoONor
MOVER'
!5.00
8.60
5.00
T.SO
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&MAP8tOT&
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Our Bid Midstimmer3M6
Is now on Get busy and share in the savings. All our splendid
S20 Suits JJ14. 75 SIO Suits 57.45
S25. Suits S19.75 M5 Suits 89.75
tttn o
HATS .V.25c
;.' ,.7, ; . . - : '. . " ' '' 'i ' " .
small lines of Men's 2-piece Outing
worth $20, which we will close out at
Suits 50c BoysVSOc Was 25c
-1
FOXJR-IN-HAND3, best 50c
YOU- SEE IT; IN- OUR AD
The BREAKERS HOTEL
AMERICAN PLAN.
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Seventy 'five Dozen
35c each or 3
The swellest line you've seen in many a day.
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MEN'S $a00 STRAW HATS $1.30
MEN'S $1.90 STRAWHATS ... 93c
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