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THE , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, "v THURSDAY EVENING, MAY v 9, '1007, Classified Ad vertisements vill Jjc on pp:l6-17i Nisw TODAY'. .110 acre, near the city, cuitabla for plat tint; must go quick!, buyer more than double bis money. . , can Rich loam, adapted to farm, garden and ; orohard produots. A taw acres will ln- tibund aura a food Jiving. , ... ; .,-. 'M- Car; Service V -Near railroad' and 100 yard from elsc t trie ear Una; SO minutes from city. ? 'i r Advantages : 80 acres under cultivation, balance till able; hopysrd; - good spring, 'Una barn, " f 2the' buildings fair; orchard and gar -'den. .-v., . i . . TERMS ' Very reasonable; aasy payments. " INVC5TM ENT C O. Qnaokeabaah, Ptm. 144 Vtark SV Kaln 871. . . ,.-." THREE EXCELLENT BUYS $3lOO iOilOO, 'room modern home; di reception nail, den. full bassmsni. allocation. Terms. :"- ! 1 f42SO-rlot (0x120 and alley;: brand new -a -room modern bouse, n replace, I furnace, china closet K built in, big porch, covered versnda for summer .sleeping, concrete sidewalk.' parked ' street A beauty and the price Is be- ! low -market value. . - . $450O 0x50, 10-roora atrtctly modern nouse, eioss Jn on ait uouon at; everything up to date; flne surround tags. This placa- Is absolutely the best buy on the east side. Can make : terms.". :''....: ,v; v. COKMOTWEAX.TX TZTJST CO, ,t.-y ... guts sad Ankeny. . Bruce's Addition High, level, wide streets, alleys, water . mains. , . , . $10 Cash, $5 Month " :,. ';tET us show toa.i:jl PURSE & CO, v SIS Chamber of Commerce. , MARIUAGB LICENSES. I Clifford W.' Jmm, T Ktaraey street, S4, and' On Mm Morton, 24. , ? . ' Harry Widh, 2, and Edna Hojt. 26. Thooii I. Willi mi, 67 North second street, '44, and Mtrte DothI, 81. 1 ' jr. rord OrlHlngr, 81, and AdelSpalmm, S4. f Wtddlns Cards. W. O. Smith 4 Co., Waslf ' ln(toa bids, corner foarth sod Waaklnstes ete. - AH klndf of planta for nil at 418 Ttmeavef eve.; prices reawnable. Phone Eut M70. TesMtb A Co., florlate, tor flow an a kinds, US aiitk et. an Ctirt Brae., riortots Fine flowers Sad floral sealcna, US) MorrUoa at . . 'Nflr4rMi antta for root, all ataaa.- fraliortnf Uv lXS Btarb at, Vslsse LOST AND FOUND. S LOSTVSundar nlrbt, at Star theatre, or be tween theatre and 11th and Coarb, .lidr'e hantiss caao fold watch, No. 1414980. "Om- ' fa." Betorn to 11th end Coach at. Beward. HELP WANTED MALE. WANTED Ae cxperteaced collector; atata aaa. tire rofsrences aid aalary expected. Addreea . V 186, care Journal. XA8T 81 DB PRINTING CO. wanta preas feedef and apprenUce. Apply lzz urand are. W A NTED Stronf boy to work t 4 mi if et bindery.' The Janes Printing fXt.,'48-00 rirai HELP WANTED--FEMALE BBVKBAL experienced ralealadiea: hoalery, en- derwear, fancy, rooda; alao girl for patters counter, Apply 1U Third et write me. ISO, care "foornal. WATyTED--nSCELLANEOUS. ; Wi Py fe hlsheat prices for aeeond-hand clothing and ahoea. nee aa ai ii, norm FURNISHED ROOSfS--FOR RENT, f DBNI8HED a private family for vnnna eentleman. reaaooaoie. tmtum u 429 between I and 8 p. m. BUSINESS CHANCES. m 'I PABTNEB Ib a 14-ton boat, draft 11 Inches. il, U. WOOaa VIO. TV Ul'sma as ew t EDUCATIONAL. riNANCUt, aid to six worthy young ladles who wiao to t" .iiwiiiiiuu ' at once at office. 817 Commonwealth bids ' Sixth abd Burnalde eta. : ARTHUR BELKHAP LAID AT REST AT Most Popular Young Man in the State Is Victim of Dread . "... ; Meningitis mnulal tUinilrh to Th SonrnaLl"' Corvallis, Or.,. May 9.-The funeral of Arthur JBelknapK?$ho died of cere brpjiptWl manlngitln Tuesday at Port land. occurred at 10:80 o'clock ths morning at the First Methodist church. Rev. O.. H,' Feese officiating. An' lm mense crowd attended the Interment at crya Laka cemetery.'.j-.-W .iir . , Jaouceasad. . who was acred 23 years, tVag -a natlvs of Benton County ' and of a respectedtj)toneer family. He grad i nated from 0.-AH3rlaatJun and, was one of the moat popular students "ever In college.', and . was an , enthualastlo church . worker. v' - The health officers forbade a public funeral and the remains were not taken j'. ' into the church.,. r -. v v There is"Snuoh uneasiness, In the City on account of ths prevalence of tnenln- gitla V-.w. vn.: t-.v-.,;;-..-.- The survivors are Belknap's widowed mother, a sister, Francis, who Is a teacher In the public schools and a brothsr, Harry. Great sorrow over the 'death Is felt throughout the city, - my your west side gas .bills' before Friday, 4 p. .tn; lositlvel3r no discount "; fter that dajr. ; , . -f " ; 'v " " A - Strawberry - crop around jphemawa REDOriDO RETURNS iiiiuiEill Steam Schooner Left San Pedro This Morning En Route : jor rvi wu.nu. - v t v- BRITISH SHIP YOLA IS ; . .' AGAIN REPORTED FIXED Curtis Lumber Company of Mills 7, City Charters Steamer iFrancea II. Leggett' to ;Crrjr; Immber From Viaqulna Bay to San Francisco. ' The 1 steam schooner' Bedondo sailed from San Pedro this morning tor Fort' land to load lumber for a return cargo. She will possibly also take wheat Last year the Bedondo ccrrled large quanti ties of wheat from this port to Call fornla, Jbut she was subsequently de voted entirely' to the lumber traffic Is now several weeks since she was hers.' - V'v.- ':-- It was rumored 'In shipping circles this morning that the British ship Tola had been fixed t carry lumber to the west coast of South America, but con firmation could not be obtained. ' The Tola has' been here sines February 10. when she arrived from Antwerp with cargo of cement She finished discharge Ing several weeks sgo and has , been lying Idle at v the elevator dock., slnoa then. tov ' a .(., ' .Word was received hers today an nounolng that the steamer, Frances H. Leggett which for a long time carried wheat and lumber from this port to Ban Francisco has-been chartered by the Curtlss Lumber company to carry lumber from Taqulna bay to Ban Fran Cisco for-an Indefinite length of time. By the first of Juns at the latest It is expected ,that the Cur ties Lumber com-' panv of Mill City-will have Its first cargo' of lumber to go by the water route ready for shipment The Leggett Is expected, to arrive In" Taqulna the latter portion of this month to take on the lumber cargo. . She Is . one of the largest steamers now used In the coast wlss lumber trade, and has a capacity' of 7 1,600,000 feet v To complete ths cargo It Is cstlmsted will require about 80 carloads of lumber. : Ths Curtlss Lumber company has recently doubled the output of Its plant at Mill City, and ths dally capacity Is now about 121,000 feet " ' ... . ! The present difficulty i of securing adequate rati facilities for transporting the Jumber product of the mills to Cali fornia polnta, -and ths fact that lumber can be shipped much cheaper by water than rail, Is one of the principal factors which has led to the Cnrtiss company deciding to -ship their product ty water. in addition-the route from Mill City to Yaquina nay and thence to ; Ban Fran cIsco Is the natural routs and ths moat feaalbls from the standpoint of economy. CHINESE, FROM ENGLAND Steamer Strathclyde Brings Strange) ' f'h ija ""'V The British steamer StratbclydeA Cap tain Crerar, which arrived In the river" yesterday, to load lumber Tor the orient, carries a crew of Chlndmen who signed In jLondon. , This. Is the first tlms a Chi nese ere W' has been brought here, from Europe, although it is hot unusual for steamers to corns - from , Asfatlo waters with , crews representing all the types Of humanity In the orient The Chinese of the Strathclyde were brought to England on a returning tramp that; had plied between Europe and the far eaat for some time. They mixed so much with the: waterfront element of the first city , of the -world that they ars now quite English and can readily be distinguished from the American branch of Chlneas by their strangely tainted pigeon English. The Strathclyde Is loading lumber at Rainier, but will come to this port to finish In a couple of days. Captain Crerar reports having encountered very stormy weather coming up the coast from' San Tranclaoo after, having deliv ered a cargo, of building material from Antwerp. Friday night of last week the big tramp- stood out to sea,, but was forced to seek shelter within the Golden Gate because of a raging north wester. Anchoring over night the steamer proceeded north the following -morning.'' ' : ''.-'''-''V'.-.-. " ' The Strathclyde is tinder charter to E; T. Williams & -Co. She will be fol lowed by the Strathyre of the same Una , : SPEEDtAW. OBSERVED Harbormaster Speler ' Watches All r .Steamer Leave Harbor. ' ' Harbormaster J. Speler mads a run down tho river this morning in a launch In company with the steamers Chas. R Spenoer and Dalles City to see that the sneed limit ordinance was not be ing violated, Kotlce had been served on the masters, yesterday and Captain Speler 'says both craft held down to the required speed until they had passed the bend below Swan Island, when both pulled out ' before dense clouds of smoke. ' " ? Harbormaster Speler Intends follow ing the steamers in a launch . every morning to the harbor limits and see that the new ordinance is not violated. When running at tine .Urate of ' eight miles an hour the steamers create very little swell and it is believed that the new 'ordinance - will prove .'satisfactory to all concerned. Heretofore the boats often plowed through the harbor at ths rate of 11 miles an hour and set every thing along : the wharves afloat and awash. . - - ALONG THE WATERFRONT The llarriman liner- Costa Rica ar rived last night from San - Francisco after an ideal voyage. v - .The gasoline schooner Berwick is on the way np tha river ..and will, be at the cold storage dock in North Port land - late tonight i or early tomorrow morning. , '. . - 1 - -' . The British steamer Tottenham went to Vancouver last night to, take on a shipment of lumber. She will finish at the inman-Poulsen company's mills. -The "British steamer-; Klrklee left down this -afternoon rbound for Shang hai and way ports wltlr a cargo of 6,t74 barrels of flour, valued st- 1J, 784, and 1M bushela of wheat Tal ned at I80.J91.'. . . ' ' ,-: The Russian ; steamer Selenga is : at tho . coal bunkers :: today ,. taking fuel. She will probably sail tomorrow for ahunrtiai and way i ports with 69.S2 barrels of flour, valued at $219,817 and a shipment of. rope, the total value of the cargo being $224,617. V. The steam schooner uaisy Temn left down - yesterday ; afternoon, bound fos pan Sear.artL. P Jimj feet of lumber. 'She reached Astoria this morning outward bound. 1 :- A. P. Stover, who has charge of the irrigation work being dons here by the department of agriculture, returned to day from a several months' absooce. Mr. Stover spent most rt tT.e time in Washington and Berkeley, r , . , ; v . The government engineer department has been notified that the contract for ths construction - of the airht llrht house tenders will In all probability be awarded to a New York . firm, which has offered to bulld"them for 1104,000 s piece. No paclflo coast bids were re ceived. ' . .-,- .v-Wh. . ., V - .-, The lighthouse tender Armerlsi will sail for Alaska from Astoria Saturday. She , was scheduled to leave yesterday but was unable, to do so beoauss her crew was Incomplete. . . Ths new steamer Chippewa from New York, intended for the Puget Sound Victoria route, arrived at Port Town send last svenlng. The vsvel left New York February U, stopping at St Lu cia, Montevideo,. Coronal and Acapulco en route. , .a ; ,. lt ir;s- y MARINE INTELLIGENCE ' Jtesnlar tinert Due te Arrive. : Berwick, from Rome rtrw. ............ .Mar 10 Alliance, from Cooe bar.. ..Mar II Columbia, from Han rranclaco......,...,May 18 O. W. KMer, from Ban Pedro end way. .War 14 T. A. Kllburn, from Ban ITan. asd way .May 1 'Coeta Rica, from Ban rranciaco. uMay 18 Koanoke, from Baa Pedro and way..,. ..May ts Knmantia, from orient. ...........War 9S Arabia .from orient Jane 29 Aleela, from, orient..... July 10 .-' .I. , Segalar. Xlnats to Basara ''t v Roanoke, for Ban Pedre and way...., ...Kay F. A. Kllburn. for Baa l"ran. and way. ..May )0 Coata Rica, for Baa rranclaco. , . , May 11 Alliance, for Cooe bay.. .....,.,...., .May 14 Nlcnmerila. for orient w ....May IS G-W'. Elder, fnr Baa Pedro and way.. ..May IS viaiu, jor nan rrancuco.. ....... ...May is Nnmantla. foe orient..... ...,..JnDe 6 Arabia, for orient.... .....Jane IS Akaia, for orient.,.. ..............Jul 7 '-. Towels la arV . .: Jriah Monarch, Br. ,tr, at Astoria. '" 3. Marboffer, Am. etr at WlllamatU I. WS. garonne, yr, ah., st Irrmg dock. , Pimedala, Br. bs. at Aatoria. i ; ' s Klrkleo. Br. atr.. at Aatoria. , . Mlcbelet, Fr. bk., at Aatoria. v ' Ypla, Br. sh at elevator dock. , Alden Beaae, Am. hk, at Aatoria, ' iordanhlll. Br. bk., at Greenwich. , Beleiura. Bnaa. at at anal kmkm. , Norman lalea. Nor, atr., at Montomery No. t, . ver. biz., ai aionTgomery OOCS. Bcllpae,, Am. atr., at Bt Heiene. flnltay Br. bk at Greenwich dock. Telloa, Oer. bk, at Oolumbta No. Lr " : Annie Lareea, sch.r St Aatoria. ' Kaleimeer Am. sen., at Kalama. v I. M. Griffith, Am. bkta., at Linntoa. Tottenham, Br. atr., at Yancosrat. . Pol aria. Am. ach, at Aatoria, Roanoke, Am. atr., at Martln'e dork. Jobaa Fooleen, Am. atr, at laman-Pealaea, ..P. A. Kllbnm, Am. atr., at Oak atreet. , Aenncion, Am. atr, at Portamosth tanks. : Mcomedla, Got. atr., at Montromary No. S. , Btrathclrde, Br. atr., at BatnTer. Ooata Rica, Am. atr.. at Aineworth wharf. Berwick, Am. gas atr., at Cold Storage dock i - s, u, air, ai uainier. Colombia, Am. ah., at Aatoria. ' ' ; Washington, Am. barge, at Aatoria. , '" ; Lumber Caxriera Za Boats.' Diamond Bead, Am. bk-, Baa Pedro. , V B. r. Whitney, Am. bk, Makawell. . Elwell, Am. ah. Baa Pedro. , , Llllehoone, Am. ach, Manila. l.acllle. Am. ah. Ban rrancleee. , Mabel Gate, Am. achj. Ban rranelace, -Jobs Palmer, Am. bkta., Ban Franclaea. Retrierer, Am. bktn., Baa rranciaoa. Bin tram, Am. eh.. Sedondo. Asrora, Am. bktn. Ban yraneiaco. ... . - " . Jatnea Rolph, Am. ach, San Pedro. . . John Smith, Am. bktn.,'8aa Pedco. Makawell, Am. bktn, San rraaetaee. BanU Ana, Am. str., San rraacUco. . A Irene, Am.- ach.. Baa Pedro. - Emily Reed, Am. str, . Saa Pedro, ,. W. B. Homo, Am. ach. Baa .'Pedro. Lett it la. Am. a!h.,"Ban Pranclaco. .Muriel. Am. ach. Ban rranelaco... J. B. Btetaoa, Am. atr.. Baa Tranelaea. Tlrerton, Am. atr, San Prancleco. - , . Wm. Olaen, ach, Saa lranclaeo. : Daley freeman. Am. atr.. Ran rranelaco. Irene, An. acb. Ban rranelaco. . Virginia. Am. ach. Baa Praneteea, CbarchiU, Am. ach. Ban Franciaoo. . Eicelaior, .Am. . atr. Baa rraaclaes. Expanalon, Am. ah. Ban Pedro. Booth Bay, Am. atr., Ban rranelaco. Agate, Am. bk,' Baa rranelaco. King Cyrna, Am. ach., Baa Pedro. Redondo, Am. str, San Pedro. Abbie, Am. ach, San Franciaoo. Za Rente WItk Cement and General. . BnecleacH, Br. ah., Hamburg. Brenn, Fr. bk, Hull. Conway Caatle, Br. bk, Antwerp. Dalgonar, Br. ah, Hamburg. Europe, Fr. bk, Antwerp. Generlera Molinos, Fr..bk.. London. Rene Kerrfler. Fr. ah, Hamburg. Laennec, Fr. ah, Swaneea. Le Filler, Fr. bk, London, v Martha Ronz, Fr. bk, Hambnrg. Moaambique, Br. eh., Newcastle, Bamoa, "Br. bk. Shields? . Slam, Oer. ah, London. . : Boone, Fr. ah, Newcastle. H. "' Vlncennea, Fr. bk, Glaasow. ' Marecbaet Turrene, Fr. bk, Hambnrg. - Vllle da Uolbooee. Fr. bk, Antwerp. Guetbary, Fr. bk, Antwerp. :. n Pierrl Lotl, Fr. bk, Antwerp. Walden Abbey, Br. ah, Antwerp, , Gleneaalln, Br. ah, Antwerp. Verealllea, Fr. bk, Leith. General de Botedeffre, Fr. bk, London, General da Negrler, Fr. bk, London. Coal Shlpa Ea Soute, f r Col. de Vlllebola Marenll, Fr. bk, Newcajtle.A, Clarerdon, Br. ah, Newcaatla, A. St. Lou la, Fr. bk, Newcastle, A. Wlllacott, Am. bk, Newcastle, A. , tramp Steamers Ea Sonts,. Aaeot, Br. atr, Bnenoa Arras. -Hrndforrt, Br. str. Ban Frandace, TJrtinan Mara,' Jap. atr., Japan. African Monarch, Br. atr. Baa Franciaoo, Herculee, Nor. atr, Mnroraa, -Strathyre, t Br. atr, Saa Franciaoo.. Tellui, not. atr, Han rranelaco. Bark. Nor. atr.j San Fraodeeo. Maori Klag, Br. atr, Shanghai. Knight Templar, Br. atr, orient. . ... ,. Henrik tbeoo.- Ndt atr," Ban Francises. Queen Aleiandra, Br. atr, Madras, Kallbia, Br. str, Saa Franciaco. Oil Carriers Ea Rente. Maverick, Am. str, San Franciaco. W. S. Porter, Am.'jtr, Baa Francises. ' MARINE NOTES Astoria, May . Arrived at 8:J5 a. m., tug Samson with barge Washington, from San Francisco. Arrived at ( and left up at 8:J0 a. m., steamer Cascade, from San Francisco, outside at 10 m.T tnree-masted ship. Sailed at 9:20 a. m., steamer Daisy Freeman, for San Pedro. :. Ieft 'up at i a. m.. gasoline anhooner Berwick. i' San Francisco, ' May; . Arrived, ataamor J. B. - Stetson,- from Astoria. Aatoria. May . Arrived at 1:10 and left up at B:40 p. m., steamer Costa Rica, from San Francisco. Arrived at 4:30 p. m. Steamer JClmora, from Tilla mook.' Left up at 8:80 P. m BrlUsh ateajner Tottenham. ; Gaviota,' May 8. Sailed, steamer "W. S. Porter, for Portland via Monterey. - Port los Angeles, May . Sailsd, steamer Redondo. for Portland. Makawell, May 8. Sailed yesterday, bark K. F. Whitney, for Portland. San Francisco, May 8. Sailed, schooner . Abbie, for . Columbia river. Arrived, schooner Alice McDonald, from Columbia river. . Yokohama, May -Arrived prior to date. German ' steamer -Arabia, . from Portland. -.Limerick, ' May l.Arrived. British shin Olenalvon. from Portland. ' Astoria, May 9. Condition of the bar at 8 a, m., obsoured; wind southeast; weather toggyt with light rain. ' Tides at Astoria- today High water. 11 a.: m.j 7.7 feet; n:ao p. m4 . rest. Xxw water, 8:28 a, m. 1.0 feet; 6:28 p. m., 1.8 feet ' ' 1 j vi ELK CITY GOLD IS CREATING EXCITEMENT -"tBpeclal niepatrh to The Joarnal.) t jElk City, Ida., May . There ia. great excitement among local , mining ; man over the rich 'gold discovery on Peasley creek and the more facts or me Dig discovery eotne to light the greater Is the excitement and public Interest. -- joe Wade. R Lh-MOses and Mr. car- panter. bay recanUy. returjj4 Iron the $5, $6 and $7 Wm PANAMA'S I : : m m rr I I Owing to the alterations sow in progress at snr store ' and windows wa may not be able to dis play them In same, but they are absolutely the greatest valuss youhavs ever seen. None sold to merchants. -..'Only ons to a customer. Satbfactloo 'r Or Yoor Money Hack. THE CHICAGO ' 69-71 illlRD STREET RIDE ON THE NORTH A .L . . ...:.' IT IS A GUARANTEE THAT T0U WILL RECEIVE Till .BEST : New and HANDSOME EQUIPMENT Consisting of : J- Day Coaches, Pullman Tourist Sleeping. Cars, fining Car, day and sight; Standard Pullman Sleeping Cars. Observation Car with Barber Shop, Bathroom, Library, Smoking Boom and every modern convenience, THREE TRAINS DAILY TO ALL POINTS EAST H Call on or write - - A.D. CHARLTON, A. O. P. A. CORKBB TH1BO JkND MORRISON BTRBETB, PORTLAN& OIUBGON. BiiiMiaaaaaaaaaaBnaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaffiajaM camp bringing out with them a large quantity of tha rich gold-bearing ore. Soveral Independent assays havs been made of. the ore taken from various parts of the ledge which show In ths neighborhood of about 8180 a ton on an average. Ths country around this rich ledge is being rapidly staked out. more than a mile already being iaxen up, in cluding a rich placer proposition. All num wittr rle-hts have been se cured and It is now the intention to have townnlta platted to maae room ior ths influx of population wnicn win flock into this new camp as soon as the property is opened up. i XT-mart mlnlnr men ' declare it is among ths richest things In Idaho today. WASHINGTON STATE - SOUND FINANCIALLY (Boeelal nienateh ts Tbs JosrsaU Olympla, "Wash., May . State Audi tor C W. Clause" today issued his monthly financial statement covering the. receipts snd disbursements for the state of Wssblngton for ths month of April1 The statement ahows a balance on hand in the state treasury on May 1 of 8288,492.96, a compared with 888, 871.80 on hand April X. The -general Muafnta for Anril were $894,077.81, and miscellaneous fund receipts, for April were $74.792.67. Two "Bargain Lot Buying Days Left 1 if v '.- v y' yx: 1 1 Sole Agents v .' hit : r:i.-. mm and Improvement ..., p. A The merit of onr Pan ama Hats- is evidenced1 by ths four-fold inorease In. eur business over any previous season. Origin altty of ideas la style and superior workman-1 ship has brought ' them to the altitude of perfec tion.' First class, finish and a - superior; blsach renders them unequalled. N M $5, $6 and $7 A values Bone Shoes Over The Doors LIMITED Remember the Brand H M TANGLED v TONGUES WIN SKY PILOT AT Dr. Hawk Deserts His Methodist " Rock to Join a Band of Fanatics. (ftpectal Dlapateh te Tbs JaarsaLl Spokane, May 9. Because he took up with ths religious worshipers who snoks many tongues Dr. U. F. Hawk, a Methodist minister, has been expelled from the church temporarily. He has allowed the tonguera to hold meetings In his home. -s ' -'';-'.. :'. . '- This nsw gospel of tongues cams into existence at a meeting at a local mis sion, under the direction Of Mr. Lawler and wife-. It, Is claimed that soms of the converts- spoKe many tongues ana became so bad that tbsy fell to tha floor. ' f'-t-Y. 4 Pay your' west sids gas bills before Friday. 4 p. m. Positively no discount attar that day - rafsrrsd Stock Oaaasd Croodav. Allen & Lewis Best Brsnd ' ff You want the best and the most your money will buy. No one can . - f blame you for that "Terrace Park" is acknowledged by all to be the BEST new residence section of Portland and if you buy this. week, while the 10 per cent discount is allowed, you will get the y. v MOST out of your money. Watch Saturday and Sunday papers for particulars about our grand J'opening day;' program. The Spanton Company Opposite Chamber of Commerce ' ' 270 STARK . STREET i Or offlos oa Co. m $&inyf:fi . . f ; ' ..V,m.A".'4 .'A; it -yy ' ' v ' v AT l!MJIififeVaUii Q&iQfl ilia imi mnm mmmmmmm qbre&ii,,i w (mmiim wm-- Sib lA'.yii'-in. RASMUSSEN &CO. DISTRIBUTORO Second and Taylor QtretJig Portland aJgPOaflstl,flKJaJOPCl,Cs!B VALUABLE BOOK eaaBasBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBMsaajWBBBBSjat """aaBBSSk. ' ' F'HsWHaBsssBal BTaVaMsHsBBssssEa ' SJ ' ' BBBIJ We have prepared a little booklet called "Care of Floors." It tells how you can make old pine floors look like new hardwood. ....'il U: e by next mail, , .TlifllSi ''CBESS-& CO. THE PAINT STORE 145 FIRST STREET ' Last Call for fM. . af t- a. rf- aliaAeaakSlMt twrV - WC 3U1I liaVC lew luuusauu w vr-j v w aw.. Vf -v' - . them quickly will sell at one half price this week. ,S0c aUe at W each, or $2.00 per do. It U not late to plant ahd hi U jat chance to fill out that hedge or replace any inferior Tarieti you may have. -' - ' ' ' - ' Note Thousand! of Vegetable and Flowering; -Planta on hldd now. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY BEST "TerraCeParW SAVE TEN PER CEHTly tract m saut ox am-v esv m wnj aa..pi.i " n riUa). Offlo pboas, KaU S823I tract xUoas, TS.-t I.j. V. A postal card or tele- H - V,. n1..V,1a. lf-fl Vu-kb1t- it Phone Main 2023. Rose Bushes WattlfM Pftflafi Tl 11 tfl Sl . sM ffl A tf TMftfFa