THE OREGON DAILY JOUKNAIy PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVKNINQ,' JULY '13, U07.
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Town Topics
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scriptions by mall are payable in aa
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OREGON RESORTS.
Oaarhart Park P. J. Straok
oi Lae HOt L4uta Baniiariuni
feaaide. . JwU jk Co,
Wllholt Springs ....F, W. McLerau
WASHINGTON RESORTS. .
v-jom springs
Boyd & Son and Mineral Spring Hotel
Cascade Springs..,,,.., Thomas Moffett
Colllna Springs. .,..... ,C. T. Belcher
Ilwaco , , , , , . , , . , ..touls Cohen
Marshall ft Fottsnger and O. A, Smith
Nahcotta H. J. Brown
Ocean Park..., Matthews Thedford
Seavlew Frank E. Btrauhal
Th Breaker Tha Breakers Hotel
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TOigOHT'S AMUSEMENTS
Marquam. Grand . . , . "Magda"
Grand Vaudeville
Lyrlo "Whoe Baby Ara Your
Star "Man's Enemy"
Tha Oaks
. . . . O. W. P. car line, Flrat and Aider
Following T supplies for the pulpit
of tha Sellwood Praabyteiian church,
corner East Seventeenth and Spokane
ave, during the abaence of the paator
nJAa eaat: July 21, morning and even-
Rev. John McLearle. M. A.. nrofes-
r In the school of Mlnaa, Kama Ulty.
South Dakota: August 4. mornlne- ser
vice. Elder V. W. WakeAeld; August 11,
morning service. Elder Karl C. Bro-
naugh; Auguat 18. morning service.
Elder John Bain; Auguat If. morning
service, Eldr R. R. warren; September
l, morning aervice, rlev. J. B. uunmng,
Ph. D. ; September (, the pastor.
LctUsDoYour
Laundering
1
X
Another story added to ear
building enlarge our facilities
almost a third, Equipment up-to-date.
Only staara-heated polleh
ers tha kind that does not burn
4n Portland. Female help
wanted.
UNION LAUNDRY
SECOND AND COLUMBIA
Telephone) Main 398.
SAVES G I R L FR I E i D
ID SCARED 111
Ethel Johnson Is Nearly
Drowned in Struggle With
Olaf Pearson.
HEW JAIL SITE
MAY BE SETTLED
Ninth and Davis Streets
Seems to Be Favored
Location.
Contractor I D.
Jackaon has
V
com
pleted the deep cut on, Sandy road.
through Rose City Part, after moving
about 10,000 cubic yarda of sand and
gravel Tha Bandy road electric car
line has been laid through the cut and
a mile beyond. The cut Is the full
width of the atreet as laid out by the
Roue City Park company, and It will be
of Immense benefit to the hundreds of
farmers that uae this road In coming to
and from the city.
Rev. Paul Rader, who haa been ab
sent from hie pulpit in the Hasaalo
Street Congregational church alnce July
1, on account of sickness, haa been
granted a further leave of abaence until
September 1. He and Mrs. Rader will
spend the month of Auguat In Tacoma.
All services In thla church will be dis
continued during the month of August,
eicept the mid-week service, which will
be continued regularly every Thursday
evening.
The Evangelical Sunday school con
vention opened yesterday morning at
the camp ground at Jennlnga Lodge.
Three queatlona, aa follows, were dis
cussed at the opening meeting: "What
Io tu Consider the Greatest Question
In Connection With Our Sunday School
Work?" "Qualifications for a Sunday
School Teacher" and "The Ideal Sunday
School Work." The annual sermon waa
delivered last night by Rev. M. Hever-llng.
3nlden
amlly
Thirty horsemen, truckmen and
drivers are wanted by the Portland fire
department to fill the complement for
three new engine companies to be dis
tributed throughout the olty. The po
sltlona are worth from $80 to J90 per
month and good strong men from 21 to
36 yeara of age are needed to fill them.
The minimum height for men In these
positions Is five feet, six Inches.
No man has any right to say, that
Grain Granules, "the American
Coffee." Is not the best In the
world. If he haa not tasted It Try
a cud at Butter Nut care, or buy
nackaae from your grocer. Now then,
will you be good?
Water throught hoao for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for in advance
and used only between me nours or
and n a m.. and L snd d. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules, or waste-
fully. It will be ehut off.
The following articles left on the
streetcars yesterday can be found by
the owners at room 4. O. W. P. building,
corner First and Alder streets: One
tent, one overcoat, six miscellaneous
packages and one umbrella.
Masons on ths new Grand avenue
steel bridge across Sullivan's bulch be
gan laying tha concrete on the floor of
the bridge wnicn wm serve as a oase
for the asphalt pavement which will
complete the street Improvement.
For two days the flag at the city hall
has been flying at half mast under or
ders from Mayor Lace, in memory of
ne aeaa or me steamer tjoiumoia.
A alt for a new city Jail and emer
gency hospital, which has been In the air
for some time, will probably be settled
at the next meeting of the council, a
desire for a definite understanding com
ing up In the council meeting yester
day. There are some IT bids submitted
for a site and the council will be asked
te select the most appropriate from
among them.
Just at present expression seems to
favor the location offered by the Moore
Investment company at the corner of
Ninth and Davis streeta for (40,000. A
quarter of a block of ground Is con
tained In the offer In addition to an ex
cavation for a basement and an incom
plete stone foundation, which, the coun
cil thinks, can be used in the construc
tion of the jail and hospital.
No action waa taken by the council
In regard to the Irvlngton dlstrlot atreet
improvement matter, although the mat
ter was brought up In the meeting and
it will have to be tbreehed out In the
atreet committee, to which It had been
re-referred at a former meeting.
Councilman Bennett mtrooucea nia
phonograph ordinance regulating ine
hours for playing at night, and it waa
referred to a committee for recommen
dation. The ordinance providea that
phonograph muelo must cease in the
Are limits between the hours of 10 p. m.
and 7 a. m.
An ordinance was also passed grant
ing the Portland Fuel company the right
to lay a sidetrack on East Alder street
to connect with its woodyards. The
fuel company will have to construct a
plank driveway on ths south side of the
tracks and keep It continually In repair.
LAMBERT CHERRIES
ARE FINE SHIPPERS
Box of the Luscious Fruit ftant
Arkansas; Arrives In Best State
of Preservation.
to
"Golden Grain Granules," the Cereal
health coffee. Is stronger and richer
than others. Takes lees of it. Phone
East Iff. Gottsacker Bros.
wash
eept I
Steamer Jesse Harklns. for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, dally ex-
Bunaay. leaves waamngton street
at p. m.
Elks building, seventh and Btnrk sta.
Woman's Bxohange, 1SJ Tenth street,
lunch 11:80 to i; business men's lunch.
Aeme Ofl Ca sells the beet safety ooal
All and fine gasoline, phone East 789.
WIS sail 10 shares Tetographone at
glsvae per snare, v. u. box i, dty.
D. Chambers, optician. 111 Seventh.
Berger signs 4 Tamhlll phone.
Bark Tonlo for rheumatism.
Attorney Henry 8. Westbrook of this
city has demonstrated that the Lambert
cherries are fine shippers. July IS he
expressed a box of Lamberts to his
mother, who lives at Benton, Arkansas,
2,600 miles from Portland. Testerday
he received the following acknowledg
ment: "Benton, Ark., July 11. The 'box of
cherries came yesterday; were in fine
shape. The moat delicious box of fruit
ever seen In this section.
"MRS. M. P. WESTBROOK."
"1 might state," said Mr. Westbrook,
"that these cherries were forwarded by
express, and no extra precautions were
taken to preserve them. The above tes
timonial speaks well for the Lamberts:
better still for Oregon a state which
possesses the soil and climate, the union
of which, together with a little labor.
will produce such hardy and delicious
fruit"
Of the deeds of heroism performed
by (hose who helped their drowning
companions from the steamer Colum
bia, none la more genuinely Impressive
than the rescue of Effle Gordon and
Olaf Pearson by U-y ear-old Ethel John
son. All tha more remarkable was the
resoue because at the time the little
heroine was using her utmost endeavors
to keep her ax-hooigin . rriena above
water, she was clasbed about the neck
by Olaf Pearson, who had plunged over
board without a life-preserver. Today
he, too, owes his life to the child who
fought desperately with her double bur
den until all three were landed safely
on a raft.
Ethel Johnson Is a good swimmer.
To that fact, combined with the child's
perseverance and courage. Is due the
successful oulmlnatlon of her heroic
rescue of two human beings.
The Johnsen family beoame separated
soon after thw crash cam a Ethel John
son had strapped on a life-preserver
and reached the upper deck alone. She
waited a few minutes In the hopes of
finding her mother or brother, then
plunged overboard.
Striking feet foremost she sank to
a great depth, and while still many feet
In the water she felt the body of an
other person rising to the surfaoe with
her. Her companion waa 11-year-old
Effle Gordon.
No sooner had the two reached the
surfaoe when Ethel recognised the
friend with whom she had been a class
mate In one of the San Francisco public
schools. She grasped her nearly ex
hausted friend about the neck and en
couraged Effle to make every effort to
keep afloat, while Ethel with the other
arm and hand swam away xrom me
sinking steamer.
The struggle ror tne tires or me two
bad hardly begun when Pearson, after
pliinglng overboard, rose to the surface
close at hand. He reached out and
grasped the llfa-preserver strapped
about Ethel.
I told him to let go, that he would
drag ua all to the bottom." ahe said
In relating In an unconcerned way tne
details of her heroic rescue. "But he
told me he had no life-preaerver on, and
so I did the best I could te keep both
of them from drowning."
The battle of the child heroine was
crowned with succeaa some time after
wards when she managed by a last
desperate effort to reach a life raft
Upon which all three were taken.
Passengers on board the Elder said
yeaterday that Mrs. uordon, rrom wnom
Effle became separated, reached tha San
Pedro In safety, but that when the lat
ter beran to sink the unfortunate worn
an was drowned in one of the vessel's
staterooms. This waa kept from Effle
during the entire trip north, and the
huaband and father la now endeavoring
to learn whether Mrs. Gordon waa lost
or whether through some fortunate cir
cumstance she reached San Francisco
safely.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
FEATURE OF MARKET
Transfers Filed for Record Yeaterday
Indicate the Home Bayer Still
in the Field.
BASEBALL GAMES
WITHOUT LICENSE
At the meeting of the council vester-
day afternoon an ordinance was Intro
duced giving baaeball teams the rlcht
to play In the olty without license. This
leaves baseball game out of the class
of publio exhibitions for which a license
of JlO per day or $100 per year Is staked.
Last week Secretary Shenherd of the
mruana team appeared nerore the
council asking that an ordinance be
laased fixing an annual license of $2
n order that the club might be pro
tected from prosecution under the ex
hibition ordinance. Councilman Con-
cannon objected to the Imposition of
such a small license and when Vaughn
moved that no license be Imposed the
rormer was tne first to second thn
motion.
Beck Jeweler JOS Alder.
Throogli Bleeping Oar Retries to Jamas-
town Exposition.
Brie railroad has inaugurated through
sleeping care, leaving Chicago every
night at 9:80 p. m., arriving at Norfolk
aecond morning at 8:30. No changes
Transfers of realty to the value of
$46,137 were filed for record yesterday,
practically all of whloh repreaented
transactions in residence property.
Mrs. Belle M. Whiting purchased the
residence of J. Whyte Evans, located on
Thurman street. Willamette Height a
Consideration. o,500.
Gottlieb Koth has purchased the
quarter block at tits northwest comer
of Rodney avenue and Fargo street i
from Hugo Krleger for 35,600. The site i
Is improved with a modern two-story ,
residence. I
W. D. Walsh has sold to S. E. Moses !
a lot In Lower Alblna near the Inter- '
section of Loring and Railroad streeta i
Consideration, o?000.
The quarter block at the southeast
corner of East Washington and Bast
Seventh streets has been purchased by
Olds. Wortman & King from J. L.
Leonard and associates. The considera
tion is named In the deed as $5,000.
Beno & Ballls have sold to J. Van
duyn a 60-foot lot on Marshall street,
between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
streets, for $3,250. The property is in
a district that is rapidly building up
with expensive homea, and it Is under
stood that this site will be Improved
with a handsome dwelling as soon aa
the preliminary arrangements can be
made.
F. C. Oortler haa purchased from
Margaret G. Stowell a houne and lot on
Monroe street, between Williams and
Vancouver avenues, for $3,200. W. J.
Patton has purchased a 50-foot !m-
g roved lot on East Eighteenth, between
ast Alder and East Morrison streetB,
from J. H. Spain for $1,850.
Home Telephone Company
To the Citizens of Portland:
fou are respectfully requested to give
no heed to the representations of com
petitive interests who are seeking to dis
parage the Home Telephone & Tele
graph company by circulating state
ments for the purpose of affecting our
securities and destroying the eonfldence
of our patrons. ,
Notwithstanding assertions to the con
trary, 1 HE HOME TELEPHONE A
TELEGRAPH COMPANY 18 NOT IN
ANY WAY ALLIED WITH THE PA
CIFIC TELEPHONE A: TELEGRAPH
COMPANY, AND, UNDER THE
neoeseary. For full Information apply I company, and, undek ihk
to any agent or WTite G. M. Craig, T. ' TERMS OF OUR FRANCHISE, COULD
P. A.. Seattle.
This la the day for a man to be
outfitted In up-to-the-minute furnish
ings at the lowest cost great sale on!
Robinson & Co.
sVaasaasMsisssaVsassassVssssss
furnishes the- most interesting literature of modern times. In it are
recorded the small beginnings, the earnest endeavor to become a
useful citizen and the final success.
Be the author of a bank book to which you can point with
pride and pleasure. Start a bank account today and let the pages
of your book record your steady rise in the world. Let it tell of
habits of economy and thrift, of opportunities taken advantage of
and of ultimate financial success.
Let us help you. We will guard your treasure and with our
confidential advice and influence will second your every effort to
ward prosperity. 'We will pay 4 per cent interest on savings and I
tuate deposits.
NOT BE.
In substantiation of this we quote
from our franchise: "Bald grantee, his
successors or assigns, shall not, without
the consent of the city, evidenced by or
dinance, sell or transfer the conduits,
roles, wires or appliances of any kind
or description, or soil, lease, assign or
transfer any of the rights or privileges
herein authorized or granted to any per
son, company, trust or corporation now
or hereafter engaged In telephone or
telegraph business, nor shall at any
time enter Into any combination, di
rectly or indirectly, with any person or
persons or any corporation concerning
the rates to be charged for telephone
services, with any officer or officers,
employes or manager of any telephone
or telegrapn system consiructea or be
lng operated in said city."
Nor are the troublemen, or any other
representatives, of the Paclflo Telephone
A Telegraph company In the employ of
this company, and no one snould be al
lowed to inspect your 'Home" telephone,
under any pretext whatever, without
flnrt requiring him to show a badge of
this company. There Is no combina
tion between the telephone companies
operating in this city and never will be.
A. L. TETU, General Manager.
Portland, Or., July 24, 1907.
hats;
Our entire stock of Panamaa and
Soft Straws at Exactly
One of tBc Waist Attractive Bench Rcscrta
on th Pacific Coast Just Now b :
Mori
Bilii
2
aTeaa Ua moata of fta (phprtte Bitot, a tha WaahUg-W
slse, reachea from the Cttr f Vattlaaft as tha
aplaaUUd exowatoa
Steamer T.J, POTTERS
zv about xouma.
It Is upward of 10 miles long, very broad and lawal and almost aa
compact aa a oompeeltlon pavement. It Is dotted Its entire length with
tnwr m -nt t m aoM l.m.nt. . n nt I m.m ,.!! flni bottle. A n li at tha
amusement accessories of a popular Summer baaah reaort, JTTI Til
rZuMn TO OO for rest, health nd food time. T Thousand go tfeera,
jor maw aummer ouung. xry it.
The Potter Sails Every Day
BXOBTT fTJWDAT ABTB nUPAT.
dee published schedules.
Pare From Portland, Round Trip, $4.00
Saturday to Monday Tickets $2.50
Purchase tickets and make reservations at City TV ft Offfloe, TW
and Washington streets, Portlaad; or Inquire of any 0. B, 4 K m
elsewhere for Information.
,T, Ctesvaral
tcxasaaxzgagxgigssgxcaii iuiksbssi
PRICE
NE
HO PIATE5
W nrn..
W. A. Willi MA XBTmWMD
TUQU AJtASKA.
We can extract one or all your
teeth without hurting a bit, and
put In new teeth the same day
If you desire.
Our system of crown and
bridge work Is simple, quick and
painless.
When desired you can have T.
P. Wise or my personal service.
Painless Bxtraotlng Tree Whea
nates are Ordered.
0 T1AU KBBJI
and doing dental work all the
time. That la the record of Dr.
W. A. Wiae. That'a one reason
our business has grown our pa
trons come back, and they send
their frlenda
W. A. WISE, Dentist
Tailing bldf ., 3d and Waahlngtoa
8 a. m. to p. m. Sundays 9 to la.
Painless Ex- ottoo 60o Platee $a
T. P. Wise, H.A, Sturdevint
and H. A. Huffman
ASSOCIATES.
BOTE PHOJTEB. A AND MAXHT
8089.
Health in Underwear.
Get the right grade for you. This
varying climate demands varying
weights of underwear, and different
.fabrics for different men. The best
physicians say mucn or a man's health
depends on his undergarments. Be par
ticular. Select from a complete new
stock, just the style, material and color
to ault you. You can do this at cut
prices today at Robinson & Co., 28$
Washington at. .
Entire Change of Program by
Schllxonyi's Hussars.
SENSATIONAL
WRESTLING
Between man and ourang
outang, best two in three falls,
Friday Night
July aa, p. u.
Don Carlos' Doe
i and Monkey Circus
Have Ton Seen the Mysterious
Levltatlon ActT
Pally 8:16-9:16 p. m.
Oomlaa Saturday. D eaves'
Pansy Mr"1 on the Avenue
CAXXrXVAX. BATVKDAY I
VZOST. '
Found Child's silver metal J
coin case and a small lace .
cape. I
WPORT
YAQUINA BAY
Has One of the Finest Beaches
on the Pacific Coast
and U an
IDEAL SUMMER RETREAT
It it easily reached, Is not an expensive place to visit, hag ex
cellent hotel accommodations, afford perfectly safe aad aaligntfa)
urf bathing and all gorts of beach pastimes, such as clam-bakes,
oyster hunts, fishing, pebble and shell fathering, etc., enioy
mild and inviting; climate, picturesque scenery, and all tha otjstr
tractions that can ba desired for recreation and pleasure.
NEWPORT Is reached by way of the Southern Pacific fa) Al.
bany or Corvallit, thence Corvallis & Eastern R. R. Train service
daily and the trip a pleasure throughoat L,esve Portland 8 a. m.
Rate from Portland $6.00 for the round trip. Tickets on rsla
daily and good for return until October 31. There is also a Setor-day-Monday
rate from Portland of $3.00, tickets on sale Saturdays,
good for return Mondays. Correspondingly low rataa from all
other points. Call st the city ticket office of the Southern Pacific,
Third and Washington streets, in Portland, or at any S. P. aaeney
elsewhere, lev complete information.
WILLIAM McMURRAY,
Ocnercl Passenger Agent, Southern Pacific Company, Portland, Or.
Marquam Grand
(t'bene Main I.)
Tonight and all week. Matinees Wednes
day and Saturday,
WAircna o'wua
In Sudermann's Maeterptoee,
"HAOSA."
Evening $1.00. 76o, 69c, iso. Mati
nee, 76o. 60c, 5 Bo.
Neat week "The Story of tha Oolden
neece.
THE GRAND
TATTDHTTUJ
PS UVXB.
JTELLTB T-
nra oo.
"pxoxara
TBS WUrjTEJS"
Week of
July BSd,
KAJIBUB
Krelsel's Dog and
Cats, The Tanakaa,
Reeves & Kenny,
Joe Thompson.
THE STAR WM-l-iaS.
Phones M. 64M, and (Home) Aim.
The Coolest Theatre In the City.
Week of July 21. the Great Scenlg
Production,
kivi Ejrnrr."
Matinees Tuesdays, Thursdays. Satur
days, oundays at 2:30: prices 10c, 20c.
Every evening at 8.15; prices 10c, too
and (Oo. Secure seats for all perform'
ances Dy pnone.
THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
la tha tardea spot of tha tarth, and OOLDBN ORAIN
GRANULES la tha finest drink on earth
GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES
la per aeraal health coffae, and co be had from the follow
lug g rocera la tha ROGUH RIVER VALLBY
tomd, om.
SB
3
LYRIC THEATRE
Phone
Main 46SI.
This Week the Allen Stock Company,
presenting
"WKOS1I BAST ABB TOUT"
and Sunday. Prloe foe, 20c. Every even-
ing ti rnwi ic, uu aJtu evo.
Reserved seats by phone. Main Hit
Office open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. ra.
BASEBALL
ATHLETIC PARK,
dormer Taugtua aad Twenty-fourth.
July 23, 24. 25, 26, 27, 28
LOS ANGELES
VS. PORTLAND
Oame called at 9:80 p. m. dally.
Gomes called at J: JO p. m. Sundays.
&A9XB8' SAT TBXDAT.
ADMISSION 25.
Orandstand 26o:
Box
Seats IBe
Children 10
NEVADA GOLD MINES
Ice.
For tee call Main 234 or A-J34S.
Delivery corns luj, Ml Stark at.
ice
By special arrangements made with the
Gordon-Campbell Trust Co., Financial
Agents, we Invite subscriptions to a
small block of the promotion stock of
the Wonder Paymaster Gold Mining Co.,
at 15 for each- JOO shares. Properties
situated In the rich Wonder Mining
district. Nevada. Stook orders at the
above price cannot be placed too early.
E. a. ciem ca., ui Aider street.
NEVADA GOLD MINES
By special arrangements made with the
Gordon-Campbell Trust Co., Financial
Agents, we Invite subscriptions to a
pari ox me promotion stock at the Won
der Paymaster Gold Mining Co.. at $5
for eaoh 100 shares. Properties situated
in tne ncn wonaer Mining district, Ne
vada. Applications for thla stock can
not b made too early. K. A. Clam ft
io., asi Aiaer sxreei.
E. N. Warner
..Hutchinson 4k lAunaden
Miller A Etwbank
Allen 4b Reagan
W. Stringer
F. U Cranflll
H. Mats goa
or cttAJrn !as, om.
H. C. Bobseln
Kenney 4k Truax
Claue Schmidt
J. P. Kenney
Southern Oregon Supply Co.
T. T. Dean
T. B. Cornell
C. F. Dlaoa.
nr Qv-oosyzlx. ob.
C, 0. Seaman
W. V. Jones.
nr M&9 hxxxvob.
Tarter 4k Puffield,
C. H. Farmer
Merritt Co,
PT JAOMMOWTCUUB, OOsV
T. J. Kenney
Nunan-Taylor Co,
Ulrioa Bros.
nr ezsrnuA roar nv
CranflQ Rob! net
1. W. Merritt. i .
Hears 4k
w raoiro os.
Fisher.
nr vAfcjrjax oa .
C. W. Wnltera 1
Sargent Duntaa. j"
nr asxjlamb, om
O. Winter
Holmes Bros.
Nima 4k Cappellar
Teo 4k Oo.
Young 4k Dlx.
Craws A Son
Loom la 4k Nelson '
D. P. THEISS & CO., Wholesale Grocers
MBDPORD, OREOON
Biatrhaterf for Southern Oregon and Vorthem OaUIbiala,
"Golden Grain Granules" is served at tha Ifoore Hotel. Had
ford, Ore., because the Moore Hotel crrea tha beet
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PORTLAND ACADEMY
Nineteenth Year Opens Sep
tember 16V 1907
The academy fits boys and girls for
eastern and western colleges, hoarding
hall for girls providea for a limited
number. Elementary grades, both pri
mary ana grammar, under ue same
management, i Office hours during the
summer, a. m. to ll m. ana rrom
2 to 4 p. m. For catalogue, address
-pomraAss AOAsxmr.
Preferred stock Canned Oooda,
Allen a JawU sfest Brand,
ASTORIA
TOE LARGEST CITY IN OREGON
(with the exception of Portland) is the headquarter (or the taV
mon industry of tha world. Astoria has the climate, there, are
neither flys, fleas, mosquitos nor duet
Golden Grain Granules
The 100 per cent pure cereal health coffee, can be had from, the
following grocers in Astoria, rig.!
Ross, HlgiMna 4k Os. '
C. M. Chrfsteneen.
Tongue Point Lumber Co. Store,
Milk Depot No. 1 Grocery.
Milk Pepot No. 2 Grocery.
Milk Depot No. 8 Grocery.
Fisher Broa' Co.
A. V. Allen.
Acme Grocery.
Schalfleld, Mattson 4k Co.
Johnson A Morrison.
Suomalalnen Cooperative Co.
EL Hauke 4k Co. ,
S. X Nauthrup.
nr BAjrnna, o- ctZ
lumber Industry n the OetOQft'
bin Hv.)
Feme Broa,
MeMllan MeroaaUla Ca.
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