Tim 4 OREGON ' DAILY 'JOURNALS PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENINO, ' MAY " W i:C7. '
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I rJOULD KNOW
XOXIOHn AKUSKKElTTs. , , "
Varquaia Omad .... .........rnrtn"
S .' Th Nw Do In loo"
JJmplr., , ...."The White Cum"
Onai , , VooUI
'. , ...."Behind the Uuk"
"Devils blud'
V lure
I y; heart
;' Royal Bakers Make a. Handsome Plo-
ur- We are always Interested In ee-
taex photograph ox oeoole we nave
heard a treat deal about, and the mak
ers of "Table Queen" bread Drove no
exception. A splendid drawing made
. from an actual photograph of theee
expert baker appears la the market
Motion today. ' It must be a gratifica
tion to aver on to look Into the face
of the men whose- skill, added to the
, plant's perfect equipment, make a de
licious bread a faot In the northwest
' The Royal Bakery la planning to rive
' away a lares number of modern. hJg-n-?
grade cook books. The details appear
, la ins market section. r
request.- for an advance of wages
amounting to about 10 ner cent,
said the company Is considering a
Justment of the classification of
among - truckmen, stevedores, loaders,
checkroen and Inspectors, and the equal
iaatton of the wages paid, At the pres
ent time checkmen and inspectors re
ceive about 7 and the other classes
of labor about 10 per month. ,
Ices this evening as usual at Congre- R. W. Montagu Suggests Pub-
nnnn -NAvui sjr w ri I" miin ana i
Hall streets, at o'clock. Saturday at
I a, re. And also Penteooet services
will begin Saturday at I p. m.; Sunday
at I a. m. and f p. m. and Monday at
a., m. A trained choir will assist the
rabbi In tha services. .,. -. -
SOURCE OF FIDS
- .. , ,,; : :' . ;. ft ; ( .
licity Regarding Money Spent
. ;: : ' in Campaigns. ' . .
REVOKE AUCTIOIJ
' , A competitive examination will be
held in this city probably June I, under
tha direction of United States Senator
Bourne, for tha purpose of seleotlng a
v canamete lor admission to the navai
t , academy at Annapolis, Maryland. Tha
: applicants must be between the ages of
, II and 10. Tha examination will cover
spelling, arithmetic, grammar, gsogra
pny, American and world's history, ai
gebra and eeometrr. Three alternates
-will be named, consisting of thoss wha
pub ui o am niznesi. . eenaior ui-
key1! appointee failed to pass tha en
trance examination, hence tha present
opsning. .
of Police Qrltamacher was notl-
I fled yesterday afternoon, of tha arrest
' i v n. &arie at xos Angelas, tarj
. : wanted In Portland on a charge af g1v
1 ' Ing liquor to minors and perjury Ha
; was at liberty on $509 ball, after being
convicted ny a jury in tha circuit court
with loula King of taking two girls,
aged 17 and II years. Into a saloon and
: buying them bear, whan ha disappeared.
The .warrant for Earle's arrest on tha
perjury charge followed 'an investiga
tion that grew out of tha trial. An
officer, armed with requisition papers,
will be sent after Earle tonight '
' Pursuant to plans recently decided
upon by tha Portland Railway, Light tt
Power company for changing O. W. P.
cars from First to Second street be
tween Madison and Alder, tha company
has asked and been granted from tha
city council tha privilege of laying a
. block of track on Alder from First to
Second, and putting in tha necessary
curve , Tha company proposes to re
lieve tha congestion of cars on First
street during rush hours, by operating
soma of tha O. W. P. cars on Second,
from the Madison street bridge to tha
Alder street station.
Business nan of California are plan
ning a trip by special train to Portland
and tha sound in return for tha courtesy
of recent . visits- mads by Portland and
northern . business men to California
cities. It la reported that there will be
about ITi Calif ornians In the party.
They will make etope at important cities
on the Southern Pactflo In Oregon, and
will extend their trip to Tacoma, Seat
tle, Belllngbam. Victoria and Vancouver.
British Columbia. Their visit will be
made some time la July. ,
V Doo't neglect your eyes If yon have
mwiu iv vuini mwy new auenuun.
1 fc. m . f t
ft iBuf no viwrn ivr vumtoiuinii
small charge for proper lenses, If
WANTS TO KNOW WHY AND
WHEREFORE OF EXPENSES
The last of a series of entertainments
for the club departments of the Worn
en's club,' will be given Saturday after-
fiAAn Viw lira TV IVvvtrt 7nHnoin at her
home, 581 Madison street 1 The enter Itequesta That Campaign ; MaioAger
talnment will be at I o'clock for the
gwernmental study department " of I
which Mra AblgaU Scott Dunlwey Jsi
cbalrman. . , . : C:
Inform Public of Varions Flnan
clal Items Connected With Elec
tions Writ Letter to'Cake.
Full publicity In election expenses is
needed. George Rubenstein. The Re- ou" by R. W. Montague. In
liable optician, ill Fourth st between I la" -" campaign, or v. -.
xamtuu ana xayior. . y i cnairman on ma KepuDiican cuy wu
, T.. i, ' I committee, .The reausst for thl course
The right weight for spring and sum- of procedure la embodied. In a letter
mer wear, me ngnt stria, ana nmu.wi.k n vr r.ire hr Mr.
TTlrJtr:ir?f.fr?UMm yesterday afternoon. ,
Waahlna-tAn mtrmmt , , t i u -
... -i . - , a .. i leniioa a nm uuuan wi m rmjttutj w
Mrs. Walt ma PmfauM WiMt. I creasing aversion la the public mind to
mar Uad and ether great talent will ap- the lavish expenditure of money la po-
pear on the program of the Unnl 100th nucat campaigns. ,e siaiee iu. wuu
anniversary at Murlark halt, Saturday I the public la not at the present time pre
evenlag. May It, , . , (pared for any drastlo legtslatleo re-
incufi ox suon nptuuuiim ji u
Last of the Sunday excursions be
tween Portland and Seaalda via A. A C
R. wUl be Sunday, June S. After that
date the tUO round trip rate will be
withdrawn,' - , ,.--v.
Bee TJs About It Something that yon
same time It would welootne any move
on the part of campaign managers and
candidates which would satisfy tne in
creasing curiosity concerning whence
campaign funds come and where. tney
so. . 1
In order , to satisfy this popular ae-
On learning that a member of the
plumbers union was Sick at the county
poor farm hospital with consumption,
local No. f 1, plumbers' union, appointed
a committee to visit their sick comrade
and arrange to send him to Arlsona.
The committee had the man, J. K. Kirk-'
wood, brought to the county board of
relief office from, the poor farm and
bought htm a ticket , to Phoenix, Art
sona. They also provided him with
clothes and a purse of money to pay ex
penses for a time, -:.;f'r..
Forty inches Of water main at the
Intersection of Jefferson and Four
teenth streets, burst yesterday mornln
and for several hours the water in the
neighborhood was turned off to permit
the workmen to insert a new section of
pipe. The break was due to excessive
vibration caused by suddenly turning
off the water, which waa running Into
a street sprinkling wagon.
' People In Astoria will hold a mass
meeting for the purpose of law enforce
ment, at Uppertown Finnish National
hall, next Sunday at I p. m, Rev. John
Ovall of the Anti-Saloon league has
been called upon to deliver the address.
Sither prominent speaker ; will take
art- The movement looks to the sup
pression Of dance halls.
Dr. George D. Wit son, the well-known
evangelist and preacher, will hold a 10
day evangelistic meeting In Portland,
beginning this evening. ; Services will
be held every afternoon at 1:80 In the
Christian and Missionary alliance
chaneL Sixth and Main streets, and
every evening at T:S0 In the Penlel mis
sion, lee irst street.
The anniversary musical and literary
entertainment in memory of Tom Moore
n t e-ivan this evening at s:i at
lark hall under .the auspices or tne
XOklrlsh league. The entertainment
Is called "An evening with Tom Moore,
the Irish noet" and there will be some
Interesting program jreaiuree.
are greatly lnUreated In at present mavd:vMf ""fT1 1?-L?!
ti.. . ...i, , t c I Cake that an auditing committee be an.
Co, rooms 19 and 11 Raleigh building. b' lhVReflUbUT! 1.11
iiim waswngton street ".7. rri" :
r min-n-M.. .. I and publish from time to time a run
porienoed optician. Tl-Tll Swetland bldg. Bf eomplete Ust f " mo".r "T1,
ornca nours, t to It' Sunday. 11 to I. av uimuuim. -Phone
fl. v " v', J by Mr. Montague follows! r
, . - i Tr. w m. cake, cnairman epuon-
1 Steamer Jesse Harklna. f or Camaa, I ltT central committee. Dear Sir:
Washoural and war Undinn. taii . I It shall be my pleasure during this cam-
ept Sunday. Leavea .Washington street paRn to take counsel with you from
dock I p. m. .,,-',- 4 . time to time how we may asa the little
- ,f . ; i' , ji' brief authority confided to as for 'the
Lane Meeting Tonight Senator Gear- betterment of the political conditions
In, Judge Flpea and Mayor Lane speak with which we have to deal, or- to set
at the Armory tonight lath and Couch On foot some Improvement In political
streets. .i . - . practices which may lead In tha hands
4 .- ' m ! of those who come after us to much-
VT. A. Wise, T. P. Wise, H. A. Sturde- needed reforms. While awaiting In this
van t dentists. Third and Washington, spirit a reply to my letter to . you of
Mala 8021." Palnles method used. last Monday, proposing a Joint debate
" - .- " (of which I thus remind you, lest
Why pay morel Metsger flu your amongst the press of your arduous du
eyes for IL 841 Wash. St, cor. fth. ties tt should be forgotten). It haa oc
curred, to me to make another proposat
It Is this
"There is a strong feeling against the
lavish use of money . in elections. ' En
tlrely apart from the grosser forms of
hrlharv. It la felt there ia rrave dnnrcr
niuji itmiiT uoiior Htm corner I In the lnaiououa In nuance wnicn mav
rva ana Morrison, tsl Main 18: be exercleed bv tha excessive emend it
numi AX9V4.
formerly at lit sixth street
Eleotrlclty and electric light treat
ment Dr. W. L Howard, Common-
weaiia building. . .-
QUSE LICENSE
Council Punishes Chinese Mer
chant for Operating Under
First-Class Privilege.1
. Because they believed Andrew Kan
was operating an auction house of the
second class on Fifth street while pos
sessing only a flrst-class license, the
city counctil yesterday revoked his 11
cense Hipon complaint of IS competitors
of the Chinese merchant Tha rival
merchants were : represented by counsel
and the debate over the proposed revo
cation waxed warm before the council
finally determined that Kan mast cease
auctioning off goods under the smaller
tee.:! ; , , . .-:..
. Auction houses of the first class pay
an annual license of , 1110. while those
of the second class are compelled to
pay 10 per diem, Under the latter
class are listed such articles aa Jewelry
and Chinese and Japanese ware," oeeaa
purchased for auction purposes cannot
be offered for sale under the flrst-class
license, It waa alleged that Kan en
gaged In business falling within tha
second-class Statute. :
Attorney G. C Moaer. who appeared
for Andrew Kan. maintained that there
had been no violation of tha Intention
of the ordinance and auggeated that
what new goods Kan had Imported were
for tha purpose of assisting in the sale
of his old stock. He said his client had
been a merchant la Portland for SI
years and waa entitled to soma con
sideration. ' , :..;:. :r .-:
Following Mr. Moser, R. B. Slnnott
presented the ease for .the competitors
and insisted from the showing that Kan
had. misrepresented the matter to tha
license committee." He therefore
mended that the license granted the
Japanese merchant be revoked.,---
Deputy City Auditor Hutchinson of
the license department explained to the
counotu that Kan had been granted
license of the first elaas upon repre
sentations made by him.
wnen asked ror an opinion . aa r to
whether or not tt was a matter for the
courts. City Attorney MoNary explained
that the final decision rested with the
council and It was for them to de
termine whether or not Kan's Uoenae
should be revoked.
Rushlight's motion to have tha mat
ter referred back to the com ml tee for
more complete Investigation waa lost
but a motion to revoke was carried
without dissent
The policemen at Tours, Franca, re
cently formed a union and placarded tha
town with printed atatemeata of their
grievances. Soldiers ejected them from
tneir barracka.
Preferred stock Oaaaea Ctoedst
Allen at Lewis Best Brand.
.The plcnlo set for tomorrow at the
suburban home of Mr. and Mrs. J. King
Wilson for the Home Training associa
tion has been inaennueiy postponed.
Allen's Kushion Komfort Shoes have
a sole entirely different from, any others.
-Ton can't, appreciate - it .until- you see
it 0S Morrison street , ,-
O. R. A yj. freight handlers have
strengthened their union by the Initia
tion of SB new members, and will today
present to the railroad management a
f.V.BALTES
& COMPANY
INVITE YOUfl
itiQuiniES Fon
PRirjTinG
FISST AID OAK STREETS
Drs. ' Hamilton and Rossman - have
moved Over new bank, 4IH Williams
avenue. .
Eastmr.n kodaks .. anif tmniiMi .' t I
ijeeser conen, in fth. the Kodak store.
Acme OH Co. sells the best aafet nai
oil and fine gasoline. Phone Kast Til. I
Swetland bldg.
Woman's Exchange. Hi Tanth tiut
lunch 11:10 to Ij business men's lunch. I
ure of money In wars which, within
reasonable limits, might be perfectly
proper. n ,,
"The public Is hot yet prepared to
adopt drastlo measures to prescribe or
limit the expenditures of money about
elections, but there Is a strong and In
creasing desire . to . know whence the
zIIa YT LL . 5: dnU. since elections are wholly a public mat- j
moved his office to 108-4 Buchanan bldg. ter. it Is obvious that this Is strictly)
publlo buslnesa Let , us then saUsfyt
this - aaturai aaa proper eunoeity ay
publishing full accounts of our cam-
Dr. M. Monte Bettman ' denti.' x J1? ttxn9 .?? .m
returned. Office .408-4-1 Swetland bld7 ZiJ?..9 .721 ZZ.?lA'
alble, all expenses at -the primaries. If
you should for any reason deem It a
breach of confidence , to publish the
names of the donors of the funds or
any part of them, the amounts might
be published without mention of names.
"As to expenditures,, these have been
made by ourselves, or under our author-
Lane rally tonight at Armory,
and Couch.'.
10th
Levy's Musio House, 111 Fifth street
Photo mounts. Woodworth. 141 1st lr' n1 tf?k can' 5 "
) alltems among them against. the publlca-
, D, Chambers, opUclaa, 111 seventh.
Berger signs iii Tamhill phona
Good 18.80 shoes. Marks Shoe Co.
' Bark Tonlo for rhsumaUsm.
Beck Jeweler I0J Alder.
Oregonlaa ConfecUonery, 111 sixth.
tlon of which we could make any proper
ODjmswonB. ersuiMuiy wouig xie wen
eontent to accept stateroentsjaof these
matters vouched ror by yourseif aa be
Ing correct and complete without further
authentication, aa I trust you would do
with me, but for the benefit of unin
formed persons who might be Incredu
lous, I suggest that a committee be ap
pointed In . conference between ua to
audit the books, - accounts, papers and
vouchers relative to the campaign, and
Nurserymen Pllkington, ft Tamhia ub"8l their investiga-
' ; r '' ' ' ' 'Menaska ' ' niuvw VVU1'
fllimtrtd ilMaejaa U.t.M. e- llaatnt.-'i; ' 4- " ' . '' ,'v-
, W ulUlf anwaurfj K Mr tv.es. mm, 4I..1
eswfn v aoui aaa Viuaill (.Ileal,
taauifinVMMi.n.. c ir I your consent . to . this
, v., wuik uyuiuu. ..k x t
proposal will
the campalrn
Dr. B. G Brown, eve-ear. v.mn.n, whlc could hardly arouse In any
Klser scenlo photos. Imperial hotel.
Xaaa Rally Tonight
At Armory, 10th it Couch. Fine program.
EXPOSITION RINK SOLD
mink to Re Operated sregrl Season by
Company of Fifty Portland Young
i other war, and to solicit your earnest
and 'favorable approval - of the nlan.
X am, your sincere and devoted opponent
,f . mvUUW TYHJnvfl LAU U Hi. 1 .1- '
v "Chairman Democratic Committee. - -.
- CLINTON A. AMBROSE; zr
; :'&-?46-r .v 'Secretary.1?,
To feel strong, have rood aonetite and
f digestion, sleep eCundly and enjoy life,'
use vuraocK ujooo Bitters, toe great
system tonlo and builder.
OAKS RINK
TONIGHT
Oars over new track, T minutes
' '.' J. rink. . v : . , --j .-
SHIRT WAIST PARTT., ALSO
' , , LADIES' NIGHT.
SATURDAY NIG0T
, -. xzppossoxa saoxs '
Three teams, three lady driven
'':. Continuous music. : : '
' Don's -ITJaa tha aaa San
It will no doubt be Interesting to the! it imtm tAniht tath ani rvtuh
uiviuTing puoiio to . learn mat tne
Exposition rink will be operated next
season on a grander scale than ever, t
Messrs. Honeyniftn- and .Murphy, who
have owned and operated the skating
ring m the Exposition . building on
Washington street, have disposed of
tneir interests to other youne men of
uus city, it is tne intention of the pur
chasers to Incorporate a company of 80
prominent young men f the oltv and
operate the rink next season on the
same high plane as has been maintained
during the past seasons. The rink is
to be - extensively altered and - made
one of the safest and finest links In the
country. The big floor will be extended
and a new maple floor laid. -The posts
wui no removed and a new entrance be
made direct" from Washington street
Honeyman & Murphy just closed their
second eudcessful - season "Saturday I
night" ana the sale- of the rink was
consummated yesterday.; -j. s ,,--
it la the intention of tne new owners
to reopen the rink for one week and to 1
hold a big six-days' race. The rink will
reopen Monday, May 10. for the races.
There wui be racing every afternoon
and evening and general skating before!
and after the races. Until the fall open
ing of the rink It will continue under
the able management of Officer Staple-
ton.
Next week there will be music every
afternoon and evening as usual. The
prices wjll continue the same and some
exciting racee are promised. They will
race 10 minutes eacn afternoon and
night - The racers are from all along
the coast The dog ; show will close
Saturday night and It la rumored that
.-noted actress will sing in the rink
this summer, also the- pure food show I
will exhibit there.
With the new Ice rink on the east
side, the Oaks rink at the Oaks park
nd the new Exposition, Portland skate
lovers will have a foast next season. -
FOR THE FINEST
We pride ourselves on the ex
ceptional quality of our bread
and pastry flour.,,.
' a. We carry the very choicest
kinds of flour, ready In any de-.
Sired quantity. We sell all the
famous brands, which are not
best because most advertised, but
most advertised because best -Our
stock Is kept fresh and dry,
",and you'll notice the difference
it makes la your baking, first
time you try It .
Our prompt delivery saves
many a bake day, too, (
OUR GUARANTEE
If, after thoroughly trying any
of our brands of flour, you are
not satisfied that you like it bet
ter than any other flour you have
used before, we ask you to feel
at liberty to return the same to
ua. and we will cheerfully pay
back your money.
Do not mind using half of the
sack or more before . you de
cide as to Its quality, and take
aa much time as you please.
D. C. BURNS CO.
110 TXZBD ST.'
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XS r ' V " V. . " Ail .
Vashable Suits 1
II For Bojs nd Girls In If j
11 Many. New and Ex- II '
11 , clushro Ctylc3 If
I )UVBNXL 1
11 DBPARTMBNT 1 '
J BEN SELLING . J
(I Leading - ' jl
Clothier
AXUSXXZWTS.
MARQUAM GRAND
i Phone Mala aoae
am riuMcisro opkba co. ta
' bcobii A euAT ivoczm a
FANTANA
Only S Nights More. Bat. and ton. tfattoeea.
meee xoc, ooe, Toe, Maunee. loe, see. Due.
box ornce opea rrom 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Monday, May 10, "8INOINO OlBtr..," ,
' . ' ....'. -v
ittb aad r..l TkJtm
Uarrlaea. UJUU v lUtail C Utim lit.
Mlltoa w. Seemaa, Uaaager,
ToolgtU-Ali Wertthe Greatest Modera
WelMrana, f -. , . , , .'
"TH WHITg CAM.
A thrullBg aad InteoM storr ef aTeateek
aaUavry. roll strength at the jbopalar Siis
Stock eomptny. .Dlrecttoa Mr. Herbert Atston,
Uetlneee wedneeday and Satorday.
Right, lor. me. sor: Mt!n. lOe, loa,
JTt W.k "WICXEi) LOXDOX." , ..
BAKER numBriiaima
Permanently Located Hie Ft moot Baker nea-
tr Company Present Ing Ail This Week
war uieawmrs icriiie comedy, -
. A hMOtltal (tor ef Old Vlntlnla. '
ender penonal dlreetloa Arthur MackJey.
Stage
Matl.
ft.tnH,T.
vBvealng. he, e, BOc." Mtttnee, IBe, tBe.
)Txt Weak "A OOJTTXirTxq VoKA!"
EXPOSITION RINK
r v. OPEN '
BIQ SIX-DAY RACE
OH WSXK, HAT 90 VO t.
HACzxrcr ATwooar ajto"
':'K"i'- :' llVJBHUrOI. ' .
' Races run 10 minutes every"
afternoon and - evening; racers
from all over the coast.
General . skating afternoon - and
evening. Admission 10c; skates
; orrxoxs tajbto, ' xam.
THE GRAND
.?Tek ef .Kay U.
tTaadevUle
iV-.,-.!.' Be leas.
The Saker'"freeBef
Xarveloas Oonedy.
. Aerobatie -
, Bioyeiists.
' V Ipealal Added
OHBODi A inrtrxT.
Barry w. Baeb A Oa,
Ike Beaaett llirs,
r--akuanagtsa,,r'7
. Kerry A. Brewa.
, , ynderle Beberts.
Oraadiaeape. .
THB
TwWpbOsM
tsx WAJHnroTO train groat oo. J
rrMot ttSaOrest Beesis Dreata, -
, . Denj.'f vaxn,- , .
:" 7 la rive' Acta.
rnaaded ea the Great Dreyfoa Case, -f '
Matinees Teeadare, Tbnndaya, Satardeys aad
Stndaya, . Prices lOe and lOe.
very evealag at S:1S. Prleee 10c, fOe aad
80. Beeerve seats by bbob. If am HOe.
U YRIC TH EATRE
ttme Hala . ' . ; e '
Thai Week th Allo Stock Company Preaeattaa
the Vew BenaaUoaal Ueioaraata .
1 j ; ; "iimro thb KAix,,-4t
ttnee Tum;. Tnundav. Satanla
Bandar. Price loe, 30c. Every evening at
Mat
8:18. PrlCM lOe. 20c aad Oe.
I Reserved eeats br peon. Mala 49SS. Offlee
Jopta (ram 10 a. si. te 10 a, a. . .
WStt&Ci
IP rOU WAST ' TO SEE THE , JfEWEdT Ef
WBAStSQ APPAREL TXSIT THE BTTLB STORE
Best , C ' '-i-
is 0Mhitic-
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l
p
r:w.brv.,v BiiTUti
Too
$
aTeek
a Week
In Men's Wearing Apparel is plainly demonstrated
in our Men's Clothing section by the products of the
trinity of most prominent and most reliable makers:
rS6o vStein-Bl och-CS
S6o Bradbury iSyotom
Lines that are never excelled and seldom equaled.
;Yet our prices are mojierate, and besides we privi
lege you to wear your outfit and pay for it at the '
rate" of $1.00 a week ' - ' -;
MESS
STMFLCOR
:fiisDU
ON ANT f LOO Q
OLD' PINK FLOORS traate4
with Stainfloor can be. made
closely to resemble any of tha
costly hardwoods at rery mall
fraction of their coat. ;
NEW FLOORS of either hard
or soft wood in first-class. con-,
dition should be treated with
Transparent Stainfloor. It pro
duces full histrous finish and
does not darken the wood.
FAINTED FLOORS can bo
mads beautiful with one appli
cation of Stainfloor Undercoat
and one or two coats of the
regular Stainfloor Finish. -ANY
FLOOR, old or new.
hardwood or pins, whether pre
viously painted or not, can be
made beautiful with Stainfloor.
It does not obscure the grain
of the wood like paint, but still
produces ths desired color. - 1
FOR LINOLEUM and OIL
CLOTH there is nothing so
satisfactory as Stainfloor, It
restores the original lustre and
Imparts a rich, durable finish.
which can be washed without
Injury. An occasional coat of
e.-!n - ni ...l... tit. f
ouunuwwi wui m vivug iu. v
Linoleum or - Oilcloth -indefinitely.
' ' j' AV;vrf: , W::ttio.,,V
ON ALL WOODWORK, hv
eluding staircases, wainscoting,
window sills, baseboards,' rcfrig-.
orators.' and. in fact on any
surface where a natural wood
finish ia desired, Stainfloor can
be used to great advantage.
One gallon covers 300 square
feet with two coats.
One I gallon costs $17 Jj - half
gallon $1.45; quart, 75c -Eight
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