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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 8. 1S37.
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Til funeral of Cantata W. 8. Steepy,
who died Monday afternoon of heart
failure aa ha waa being removed from
hi home to the Good Samaritan hospi
tal, will ba held tomorrow afternoon at
1 o'clock from Finley'a undertaking par
lors under the auaolcea of the Moaern
Woodmen of America. - The Knlchta of
Fythlas and the Modern Brotherhood of
America will slso aaalst at the services.
--while- the Spanish-American war Tatar
: ana will hava charge of the services at
' the (rave. Captain Steepy enllated aa
captain of company O. Fifty-first Iowa
volunteers, and went to the Philippine
, In May. llil. Upon hie return ba aat-
tied In Portland . and lias lived her
since. - v-: i. j . v i ;
' One of the laat eaat aide conventions
to be bald under - the auspices of the
, Eaat Side Bualneaa Men's club will be
held tomorrow night at the hall on Eaat
. Pine afreet and Grand avenue to con
alder the methods of aasessment. Aa-
if ianr -aUalar- hue promlaad- to atUad
and answer all questions that may coma
up retarding his work. Councilman Dan
Kellaher will also bo present with his
blue, prints Illustrating the valuations
- Jn the central Grand avenue diet riot.
r The object of the meeting will be to
ascertain - the , difference between the
aaaeaamenta on largo tracts and those
of smaller acreage or the 'difference
. between blocks and lota. ' - ..
- With the achievement of ' Its great
triumph in wrestling the state capital
from Sacramento In the last legislature.
the city of Berkeley la preparing to
extend Ita acquaintance . and Influence
to the nttermoat parte of the coast. It
Is proposed to run business men's ex
' eurslons from southern California to
Portland and the sound, and Berkeley
has pledged that It will furnish 100
-men for the first excursion. William.
McMurray, general passenger agent of
.the Harriman llnea, has been notified
that the Caiifornians are perfecting
their plana and that they will come to
Portland during the months -of June,
July and August. . - ,
: The law firm of . Chamberlain aV
Thomas, composed of Governor George
E. Chamberlain and Warren B. Thomas,
has received Into partnership Thomas G.
Hailey, of Pendleton, recently aaaoclate
Justice of the Oregon - supreme . court.
The new firm will practice In all courts
in Oregon under the firm name of
Chamberlain. Thomas Hailey, with
offices In the Chamber of Commerce,
rooms 100-400.
The funeral -of Mrs, Amanda Elisa
beth Good and Harry Tackett was held
this afternoon from the Zelger-Byrjes
undertaking establishment, B.ussell and
Williams avenue. Interment being In
the Blvervlew cemetery. Mrs. Good was
the mother-in-law of Mr. Tackett. , She
: died a few days ago at her home In
Alblna and waa followed the next day
by her aon-ln-law. a wife survives Mr.
.Tackett.. :; .. . : ,-.,.
C. A. Belhbrede or Marshfleld, who
made the race for the Republican nomU
nation for governor before the pri
maries, waa admitted to practice be
fore the United States circuit court
this morning on moUon of . Ghaxl .J.
Schrtabol and Judge .Oeorge H. Wll
llama. Mr. 8elhbrede was admitted to
practice before the United States dis
trict court several years ago.
Waiting for your turn at the barber's
U valuable time waated and counts up I
In a year. Life la short at th moat, ao
make tho moat of It Go to Albert
Bernl. tho drugglat. III Washington
street, and get one of his guaranteed
Bhavlog outfit Save tlm and money
besides enjoying the pleasure and sat
isfaction that goes to th man, that
ahaves himself.
At th recular mooting of the Oak
Drove Imorovement aasociatlon tomor
row evening Wallls Naah, president of
the Portland board of trade, win ae
llver an address. Bom other Important
business is to be attended to and th
reoorta of several eommltteea to be
heard, besides a good program which
has bean provided.
Miss M. 8. Barlow read a paper this
afternoon "A Postal Trip Through
Europe," at the meeting held at th
First Congregational church by the La
dles' Aid and Literary society. Vocal
numbers were rendered by Mlaa Orac
Campbell. Mrs. Oliver. Thornton' was
the planlaC
' The funeral of Mrs. Margery Serena
Bellinger, widow of th lata Judge C B
Bellln-'.- of th federal court, will be
held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
the crematorium chapel. Dr. . t. L.
Eliot, minister emeritus of th Unita
rian churchy will eonduet th eervlcea.
. Stat Convention K. O. T. M. Macea--bes.
Ail members of . th. Maoeabeea
are requested to.sttend th review of
r. . 1 . ... , V . B k. . 11
huraday evening. April 4, Delegates
tot atat convention In attendance,
smoker, Initiation and big tlm.
Miss Pottelger. formerly of New Tork
and Philadelphia, has taken full charge
of the Madam McClur dressmaking
establishment in th Marquam building,
and will be pleased to meet both old
and new customers.
Steamer Jess Rsrklns, 'for ' Camaa,
-Washougal and way landings, dally ac
cept Sunday. Leave Washington street
dock s p. m.
Woman's Exchange, 111 Tenth street,
lunch 11:10 to I; business man's lunch.
Th Oregon- Cheese company. 111
Fifth street, Swetland - building, will
hold a special sal af coffee on Tburs
F.U.DALTES
d GOnPAHY
r.iAin ice
INVITE YOUR
iriQUiniES Fon
PRinTlfJG
FinST IXD CiJ STHEETS
If you live in New York
you will have the accommo
dation of several large
banks, some oft them - the
largest in the world. But
you will have no better bank
ing accommodations than
you have if you live within
reach of our bank. We ac
cept both commercial and
savings deposits.
ON SAYINGS ACCOUNTS
Wc Pay 40 Interest
- Write for our Free Booklet,
"Banking by Mail."
OREGON TRUST &
SAVINGS BANK
Sixth and Washington Streets,
: Portland, Or. ,
RESOURCES, $2,150,000.00.
W. H. MOORE, President.
E. E. LYTLE, Vice-President.
W. COOPER MORRIS, Cashier.
day, Aprtl 4. all day.
It cants straight.
40-cent coffee.
Mrs. Clara H. Zimmerman and Mrs.
Marts A. Vaughan, real estate, have
moved to their new office, room 110
Buchanan building, !tf tt Washington
street.' '. . ' , ! .
- For wire and Iron fences for ceme
teries orv lawna. phone East Tot. Co
lumbia Wire and Iron works,
Acme oil Co. sells the best safety coal
Oil and fine gasoline. Phone Bast VIS.
For Kodaks, Kodak developing X. l
Cohen, the Kodak store. Ill Sixth St.
Why pay moreT Metsger fits your
ayes for f L 111 Sixth street t
Geneva Llthla . Water 1 First St
t T.- Chambers, optician, 11 Seventh.
Berger Signs l Tamhlll Pheoe. "
SITE FOR NAVAL BASE
NEAR SAKTA
Portland Man Acts as Govern-
ment Agent in Buying
- N" Property. . .' '
Private advices from Santa Barbara
are to tho effect that F. W. Leadbet
tar of Portland has purchased tho Dib
ble estate .ot several hundred acre a.
near that point, for tho United States
Sovernmrat aad that at.naval Jtasa will
s establlahed on the, property. ' Mr.
Lead better la not In tho city and con
firmation of tho report Is not obtain
able. .. ' ,
It la said that Lead better acted In
similar caDacltv aoma Years aa-o for
the government In the purchase of the'
sits for the Bremmerton navy yard an
drydock on -Puget sound and that fact
la taken aa color for th report of hla
purchase at Bant Barbara. ' An . of
ficer of th government lighthouse sery
loe has visited Santa Barabara and
mad aurveys that apparently are for
fortifications on a convenient hllL
In addition to fortifying th hill
with th most powerful and modern
ordnance, the plans of th government
are aald to Include th. building of a
steal breakwater of modern invention,
th patent of which has recently been
eecured by th United - States. The
Santa Barbara naval baa will be th
first to be equipped with this break
water. Arrangements are being made,
it la rumored, - for street car service
from th existing company to connect
th government's new property with
Santa. Barbara.- -' - '- .
PULLMAN PORTER .
B" . ' -
-OSES HIS "RAZZER"
Archie Williams Sought by Po
lice as Result of Fight
,' ' . . in Car. '
(.
'As th result ef a drunken quarrel In
Pullman car at the union depot last
night between H. C Lacey and Archie
Williams, - both colored porters, th
former received a serious knife wounJ
In th left leg at th handa of WU
llama, After th cutting Williams
mad hie escape and th police hav
been unable to find a clue to his where
abouts. ' -
As near aa can be learned th two
negroes visited on of th north end
dive and consumed considerable liquor.
While- In th - resort tt Is said that
Lacey took ISO from Williams for safe
keeping. Upon returning' to - ths car
Lacey returned tha money, according to
two witnesses, but this Williams de
nied. - A row ensued . and Williams
brought hla knife Into action. '
The affair was reported to th polio
and after Dr.. Zlegler had temporarily
dreaaed the wound. Lacey waa removed
to th Good -Samaritan hospital. . Cap
tain Blover and several detectives made
a search of the north and district for
Williams but without success. .Lacey 'a
wound although painful is not regarded
as dangerous.
. Postal Shop Opening.
Th opening of th ."Postal Shop"- on
tha Fifth street aid of th Swetland
building waa greeted' with auch a large
and court sou a crowd this morning that
It caused conslderabls comment. Thou
sands of hand-painted postals were pre
seated vlaltora aa souvenirs of ths oc
casion. Being tha very latest novelty.
It was much appreciated. In many
ways th "Postal Shop" la on ef th
most unique placea In Portland with Its
fre phons end neat - correspondence
desk for down-town shoppers. From
the expressions heard In th throng this
morning th "Postal Shop will step
Into Immediate popularity. It 'will
doubtleaa be on of th places where
residents will take' their visiting friends
to see the new snd artistic things In
souvenir postals.
T" nrl rnT sr o'iHa aa (mrnrant
'in lmi''t.nt fiio'ls. Schilling'
STEAL1ER SJLDRA
L1AY C0L1E HERE
Report Has Another Large Nor
wegian Tramp Chartered "
for Portland. '
HORNELEN, WILL BE HERE
NEXT WEEK WITH CEMENT
Slldra Has Just Arrived at San Fran
rjacv With Cargo of Phosphates
From Ocean Islands and the Hor
neleu Recently Reached Ban Pedro
It was reported this morning that
the Norwegian steamer Slldra might
coma here to load lumber -for the orient.
She aril red at San Francisco a few
days sgo from Ocean islands with
cargo of phosphate and will sail north
as soon aa It has been discharged. Mer
charterers have net yet-fuHy-dcoldcd
whether to send her here or to Puget
sound.'
' The Norwegian steamer Hornelen will
be her soma time next week, so a. let
ter from Captain Swensen states. The
steamer arrived at San Pedro a few
daya ago with a cargo of cement, half
of which la to be delivered here. The
Hornelen la not chartered for outward
business, so far as known, but she will
undoubtedly be engaged ' for lumber
loading either hero or on the sound.
The Norwegian steamer TrJ Viken,
which arrived . here yeaterday, tjuckwd
head wlnda for 1 days on the 7 -ay
from Newcastle, Australia. . This i
considered remarkable, for every min
ute of the time the wind blew strong
and In the opposite direction to the
steamer,, ao that aba had to fight djuUy
nara to cover me e,ivw mirae ociwecn
the two ports.
The Terje Vlken went to the a cY C
dock this morning to discharge a cargo
of MOO tons of coal for the Southern
Pacific line. Captain Oulllksen says
the voyage from Australia waa uneven!
ful, except for the conatant head winds
and be vv seas,, which did no damage.
The ateamer will probably take lum
ber from hero to Port Plria, Australia,
aa aho did -on -her last visit here. She
is still under time charter to J. J. Moore
4k Co., but has so far not received
orders "where to load.
Captain Oulllksen is of the-opinion
that Australia will buy large quantities
of lumber here If U can be obtained.
as there is a great activity In the min
ing Industry over there, a veritable boom
being on In some Darts of tho Interior
of Australia. , i
FOG WAS VERY DENSE
Chines Quartermasters Blamed for
Putting Steamer Ashore. .77
' A dens fog and Chines quartermas
ters are said to have boon th chief fac
tors m getting th , British ateamer
Quito aground on Deer Islands while on
her way- down the river Monday morn
ing. Pilot Harry - Bmken was on the
bridge and It la understood that th Chi
nee quartermasters on th big tramp
tailed to understand hla orders.
This is th information brought here
this morning from th soene, but It Is
also aald that the Teasel win be hauled
off today without much trouble at high
tide. ' About 101 . tons ' of cargo war
lightered last night from th forward
part of th ship and th water tanks
aft war filled ao as to throw th
weight off th bow which rests In the
soft. Band. By this method It Is be
lieved the steamer ; can ' be pulled off
without great difficulty.
It Is said that tha fog was Tery
dens Monday morning, but Pilot Em
ken hka been In th habit of taking
vassals through, fog or no fog, and so
thought ha could make It with th
Quito. But the Chinese ejuartermastera
are aald to hav failed to respond imme
diately to th orders from th bridge.
Two towboats war at tha seen this
morning. Ths ateamer Is not damaged
to th slightest degree.
The Quito Is bound for ports In North
China and Siberia with a cargo of flour,
wheat and general merchandise, valued
at nearly 100,000.
. CONCERT TOMORROW
Sailors Will Be Entertained nt Sen-
, , . men's Institute.
' The weekly .concert at the Seaman's
Institute, 101 North Front, will be
given tomorrow evening at I o'clock In
stead of tonight and will be under the
direction of Leroy k XadeL Following
la the program : piano solo. Miss Hilda
gard Plummer; selections, Amphlon quar
tet: solo, T. W. Jones, British ship
Tola; solo. Miss H. Johnson; piano
solo. F. Bruckner, British ship Dims
data; duet, Mr. and Mrs. p. B- yan Nice;
solo, E. Mabl, French . ship Arrnen;
reading, Dan Qulmbyt solo. V. Wank,
British ship" Dlmsdale; piano solo, Le
roy L. Kadel; aolo. H. Bonaray, Frenoh
ahlp Armen; solo, Mrs. P..B. Van Nloe:
aolo, A. Turley, British ship Tola; Ger
man chorua, British ship Dlmsdale:
solo, P. B. Van Nice: solo, E. Kayser,
British ship Dlmsdale; solcv Miss H.
Johnaon'i aolo, F. Beck. Brttiah ahlp
Yola; selection, Amphlon quartet Ac
companists. Miss Hlldegard Plummer,
Leroy L. Kadel, F. Buckner,
OFF FOR ORIENTAL PORTS
Portland e Asiatic Compuy Ar-
' range Jiew Schedule.
' The Portland V Aslstlo Steamahlp
company 'a ateamer ' Arabia aalls for
Hongkong via . Yokohama - tomorrow
morning with a cargo of flour, wheat.
general mercnanaise ana some lumber.
valued at 1. 11,000. She cleared at the
custom houae this afternoon, ,
With the arrival of the next liner,
the Aragonla, a new schedule will be
placed In operation. For most of the
time there will be two . salllnta each
month, although July wilt have one only
because of the late departure of the
Alesla In .Tune. The Aragonla will make
two more voyagea out of. Portland. In
cluding the one to be made this month,
although t was supposed that this
would be her last visit here. The Alesla
which take her place will make her
first voyage sometime tn May.
Th Arabia wui pull out at daylfcnt
tomorrow morning. , v .
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
. " """ -
The steamer. Columbia Is du to ar
rive her thl evening from Ban Fran
cisco
The British ship Jordan Hill Will go
to Greenwich dock tomorrow morning
to begin discharging cement. .She is
In th stream.
Tha German steamer Tlhetiiia pro
ceeded down to Llnnton thla morning
to finish her lumber cargo at the mills
thera. Tb British ateamer Ardmount
shifted to Unnton laat night to com
pute her cargo of lumber. ,
I ' The schooner Irene la at St. Helens
loading railroad tlea for San Pedro.
8he was to have gone to Stella, but her
orders were changed.
Instructions were received at tho cus
toms houso this morning to the affect
that Japanese Immigrants will not be
permitted to land here on paasports for
Mexico or Canada. '
MARINE NOTES
Astoria, April I. Arrived down at t
a. m., ateamer Geo. W. Elder. : Arrived
down at 0:10 a. m.. ateamer Coaster..
San' Francisco, April I. Arrived,
steamer Coeta ftlca, from Portland.
Astoria, April 1 Sailed at 1 :4t p. m..
steamer Tiverton, for Saa Francisco.
Arrived down at ( p. m French bark
Jacques. "
Point - Loboa, April 1. P eased,
steamer W. S. Porter, from Portland,
for Monterey.
San Pedro, April I. Arrived, schooner
F, S. Redfleld, from Astoria.
Astoria. April Condition ef th bar
at l a. m., rough; . wind, bob t beast;
weather, cloudy.
OAKS SKATING RINK
Baos askejard - SUM .' to-
, nigh.
This will be amateur race night at th
Oaka Blnk and a free-for-all amateur
rac -wll r ' be ' gl Ten ra 1 so -a rac -1 h e
raoer skating backward. Don't forget
those chean akat books, and If you
can't . skate, learn now. . Th vlnk Is
open morning, afternoon and evening.
Tonlcht. akat. watch th races.
th musio and enjoy a nice oar rid.
W now rent piano by tha month,
by th week or day. Terms. 4.' II or
$ a month, according to valu of piano.
In town or out. No chart for ear tag
if piano la kept six months. - Ellers
Piano House, let Washington street.
PeamsyrvaaU Kew Ti Trains.
Perfectly equipped paaangr trains
of the Pennsylvania Lines run through
to Pittsburg. Philadelphia and New
York, leaving Chioago dally aa follows:
The Keyaton Express". 11:01 a. m.
Through to Mew Tora in is nours.
The Manhattan Limited". .. .11:00 s m.
Through to New York In 14 hours.
The Atlantio Exprees" 1:1 p. 1
ThrniKh tn New York In tl hours.
"The Pennsylvania Limited". '. I :0 p. m.
Through to New York tn ll nours.
. -err body is Invited to purchase tick
ets over the Pennsylvania System at of-
flcea of oonnec.lng llnea. Particular In
formation may be obtained by addressing
F. N. Kotlook, DKL Am if Diara ou,
Portland, Or.
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w'SiaVa. Heills Theatre JST.
San Carlo Opera Co.
ras Arrrmirooif- o'clock.
"LA DOI1CHCw
MISS ALICE NEILSKN
SIGNORS CONSTANTINO
. rsraart
m. u' '
rerial
Palelal-
TOYIOXT Trie CCtOOX.
"CADMrN
MLLES. DEREYNS
TatasJat
. . MONS. MARTIN
' aigBBT Oalserial, Bsresakl, Olainai,
r.rlsl, Yaleatssl. , r
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Callery Admlsslea gold Today aad loelght
Htk aad
The Hell! Theatre
Waahlnato
Thar., pn.. sat. mssis. anm . a, e.
aieUl PrK Mattnse ftttarday, .
BLANCH WALSH
ta Clyde rttrh'e roniely-Drma Snwriss,
. i-virAn n . n P.
rlrCHINO FKICSH Bntlre Lower Floor,
fl.ftOi Balceny. fl. TOe, soej ssur eaj
kry, doe; Boies, $10. ,
TINKK PBK K 41 ta tSe. '
eata Now gelllas at Theatre.
BAKER THEATRE
Mats t
Oea. L. Baker. Oe. Kit. PeraMBMi
t
or toe aim i-aeatre enea i.mnrr.
0AT EAHTCn WEEK ATTRACTIOK,
Ml, rule's vemarvania riay,
"LEAK ILLSRBA.M
Intensely . Paaolnatlns. guperbly kfeaated.
Tke Play ef the eaeen. Pireetloa Art kin
Maekly. PrlPM sne. SM, 0e HaUat
10c. inc. Hauna aantrnay.
at Week "The Jtede sad th Jery."
EMPIRE THDATRB
Phase Vam 11T. .BtUtoa W. huu. Btrr.
Toalrkt. All IM We-lt The AHrare PopaUr
iifuiu, ai a. nan nanoaut:a.a in .
. -ot oiaoir.M , '
The Origliiat and Oraetest ef all Swedish
pisiect Plan; noruiaaa s Ion as. Mmti
Wwluisgay ead BatarAay. aUgular . Kaptr
Beat AlUastUa "A Swaate h
nrHtT A tr Teleokeae
a im -bb-. Mftla mm
Tn ALtnr trocx cosryurr
rteetata Edward McWade'e B wii see ef 'M,
MwiBUsurrz.M "-
HitlsMs. Taae., Tuors., Bat, aad Baa. at
I ft Prices 10 and loe. BWy Kv. at
:lo. PrtcM 10c. Sn aad sOe. Beserv Seats
sy raoae Man im.
The Grand
Saeelal Added Attrae.
Uea, "BOLOKOB XX,
, Celllas ft Xawtey.
I e waadwla.
Oatr Jeraas.
aOaa May Xvaaa.
Week ef April 1.
VawJevOle s
.Lass,
MIm Belle Bieae,
Wh Peflea the
bvi ef rTity.
Mr. Xatt
LYRIC
THEATIXIL
Pertlaad'e reyalar Stseh Heoae. Kvery Afea.
. Iria ltok Comp&av h, -1
"OABMEM,"
seats eaa sow be aafaiei tm
rrvta w , m w , vmuj BMtlaeee at
oaaal tlaie. Brvaiag parfarm apnea at S ia.
aa at T:1I ,
AMATEUR RACE
TOnOaTT
Oaks Rink
RACE BACKWARDS
Bar '
Bkaae
Ska
EXPOSITION RINIC
IHk aad Waahiagtoa Bts, .
Special Attraction
Thnrsday sTlght,
Motorcycle vs. Six SXaters"
"Zadlaa" Maohlae Used. . .
, Friday Bright,
Automobile v$. Six SXattrj
XtOsTS MXBS TWTfl BXCITTBd
BKTS."
' BTo Advaae la Prkteev
- Admission, lOo. Skate. I So.
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166 AND 168 FIRST
Third &
Pacliino Co.
Buy
Your
Use caution in the buying and selecting of
your meat Be not deceived by false and
alluring advertisements. No one is giving
gold dollars for 50 cents. Cheap meats are
always dear in the end. Come to the mar
kets that give you your value. Our meats
are' government inspected and have nutri
ment and goodness that means strength
and health to you and your family. Many
times saves doctors bills.
THE BEST $3 HAT
IN THE
.BOjDOOSOLb. NOT
BEN SELLING
LEADING
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BEFOIUE BUY1KG A
Call and see our line. We carry
five different makea. auch aa
STAR E8TATK, ACORN and
others, all guaranteed for bak
ing and cooking and water,
heating. Our Star Estate has
a toaster and broiler and has
many thr advantage over
other stoves and we well them
Fnr lhi?n
fB wsreB) ejai WsP SvP SB gM ksBeBvB waf Bj,ga.4 are mbbj '
niflh-Gradc St(ms;; G0-CarlS
arc sold for.
on
Boston
Ankeny Sts.
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Meats With Care
Stew Beef, per
Short Rib Beef,. per lb.....
Pot Roaat Bef, per lb.:.........,......
Boiling Bexf, per lb......,.............
Sausage, per lb.........................
Hamburg. 2 Iba. fori......"......."......,
Loin Veal Cutlets, per lb.,..
Leg Roast Veal, per lb.....
Rump Roast Veal, per lb i...,
Rib Veal Cutlets, per lb. ...,.'..,"..
Prime Rib Steak, short cut...,;.....
Best Grade Hams, oer lb......
Breakfast Bacon, our own brand,, per lb.
Purt Lard, our own brand, 5- lbs.. .......
WORLD
'.-rs A
ONE RETURNED
HATTER
Closing 0::!
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BATB TOV KOBTST AJTD
UT1 BABT TTSaVst.
SATIS F AOTIOsT OUAalAjmxO
OS BfOBBT BtBFVaTSnP.
Hsr Is a chane to buy
AFIHE
DAVENPORT
la valour or corduroy, extra wall
made, mahogany finished frame,
for only
$24.50
Or In tapoatry nd vrona. Ill 10.
nfhpr
Our special sale en
Is going to last te the
end of this week. .
STREET
Fit & Burnside St&
PHONE
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flow's Your Wife?
' Is sh old and cranky, young '
and happr, or howf Gentlemen. :
- - the ladlaM l!k . HUmnn. miA
' pretty Jewelry. Whether old,
: cranky, young or ' happy, or '
whether none of the, remem
. ber they ar. still your wives
, anu you hav sworn to cherish
them to do all tn yoor power
'.' to make them happy.
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