THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY. EVENINO, AUGUST S3, X807.
IBB JOURNAL AT RESORTS
. Bubacftfcera can havt The Journal de
NCTd the regular rataa at the fol-
loaTtsk resorts b notlfvlne- tha agents
, ,at thewMous places mentioned, Bub-
ecriptions by -mall are payable la. M
OREGON ItESORTS.
Qearhart Park ; .P. X StrwA
not Lake....,, ...Hot Lake Sanitarium
SjMldi ., ,l4wil A Co.
Wllhoit Sprlnga ...P. W. McLeraa
WASHINGTON RESORTS-.
cpnnga ,. . . . .
Boyd ft Bon and Mlnaral Springs Hotel
Cascade Springs. Thomas Moffatt
Colllna Bpringa.. ...C. T. Belcher
. iiwico ....Louis uao
xmik Beach . :
MarahaU A Fottangar and O. A. Smith
Nahcotta " H. J. Brown
Ocean Park- Matthews Thadford
oeaview trana a. arewm
The Breaker! Tha Braakara Hotel
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
Helllg...... "Swell Elegant Jonaa"
Minuin "Tha Beoond In Command"
Grand ....Vaudeville
Lyrlo ...The Oirl From Albany'
Htar. "Tha Tla That Bind a"
Oaka O. W. P. Una
No ona ever heard of tha failure of
a gold mine. No ona aver heard of
bask falling beoauae of too much gold.
It waaSr daalra to aeoure their gold that
cajjtetr the multitude to surround the
jamn Savings bank yesterday and laat
Flight. If theae dlaoonaolate and heart
broken depositors bad owned stock in
auoh propertlea aa tha Champion Group
Mining company, operating in me ra
moui gold region of Slaklyou county
California, they would have Drovlded a
aafe ldoome for themaelvea that would
not have been aubjeot to the vaarariea
of human carelessness. Tbia company
owns 11 gold and zi oopper propertlea
near Treka, the gold mlnea being al
ready developed, ao that there can be
no mtatake aa to their value. They are
"real" mines, and not prospects, and
to eauip mem ror large production
for immediate results of the largest
kind possible the company la selling a
raw uousana snares 01 11a a too at less
than naif lta real value. This sacrifice
la but for a few day a however, and
must be taken advantage of without
delay. Robert F. Scott of the First Na
tional bank, this city, lnveated $150 of
nis wages in mining snares, ana ine
other day sold out for $106,000, and la
now making a tour of tha world. Theae
opportunities are atlll open. Mr. Boott
'did not give hia money to others to
mane money out of It Ha made the
money nimseir. You can do ao, too.
Banks pay 4 per cent Interest. It would
;be an Insignificant gold mine that paid
leas than IS to IS per oent. One nun-
urea per cent la not extraordinary.
The 16,000 depositors In the Oregon
Trust at Savings bank would hare been
Imuch better off. no doubt, if they had
"bought Inside Portland real aetata Re
member Portland la growing and will
continue to grow, and sensible people
'are Investing their money In good cor
ner lota In the city, and areotlng bulld
lnga thereon, and drawing rants instead
Jof putting money Into such concerns aa
uia uroifuu inui at oavings Dana, to Da
loaned out on scaly, bonda and various
kinds of SO-c&lled securities. Seek the
laid of a reliable, experienced and re
sponsible real estate dealer and buy
Igood property. Hold your own securi
ties and draw your own rents. Remem
ber Portland real eatate will not burn
up or run away, and will aurely increase
in value. We have had nearly 10 years'
continuous buatneaa experience in the
city of Portland. Have now aome good
bargains and will give you our beat
services and advice in the matter of
making real eatate investmenta Out-of-town
investors are requested to call
or write us, and are referred to any of
me oanaa or mercantile nouaea in the
city aa to our atanding and business
memoes, unanoa m. Henry dc Bon, 1x2
uaira street, rorttana, ur.
Pressing A
Bldsom
. , ' .
'.Friend, and doing; It up-to-date la
an art - Whan "tha bosom friend
la your shirt front, we are atrlot
ly In It We claim nothing that
wa oannot do, ' Our ehlrta, collars
and cuffs are given the latest fin
ish so prised by refined men.
UNION LAUNDRY
SECOND AND COLUMBIA
Telephone Main 398.
wooden pipe, which la a 11-inch main.
was connected with the high aervlce
main at the south aide of Mount Tabor.
It was laid down the east side of Mount
Tabor to the Base Line road, and then
extended to Villa avenue. It is the
nrst wooden pipe to be laid, and waa
installed at the auarsestlon of Mavor
Lane, who desired to give that grade of
pipe a morougn teat.
In the divorce suit of Battle C. Car
mack against Wlllard C Car mack, pres
ident of the Diamond Ice eomtanv
Judge Oantenbein Issued a restraining
oraer xorniaaing carmack rrom convey
Ing any property while the ault la
pending, and further forblddlnar him
from visiting his wife's home without
ner permission. Mrs. carmack resides
at Woodstock, and the property Involved
amounts to a,svo.
Thirty carloads of Woodmen of the
World of Portland will enjoy a trolley
ride party tomorrow night In the first
car Oovernor Geo rye E. Chamberlain,
Mayor Harry Lane and olty official.
General Organiser Peter F. Oilroy, State
urganiser H. u Day ana memDers or
the presa will lead the exourslon party.
Folio win a- closely will be the other
cars filled with members.
Clauds F. Spauldlng has been appoint
ed postmaster at Woodstock to eucceed
R. Ollstran. who has' held the posi
tion for many years. Tha appointment
s an epoch in a Ions time rivalry ex
isting between the men. who at one
time were In the grocery buslneas together.
Mrs. Lillian Smith waa awarded the
prlie at the medal contest held at the
Central W. C. T. U. rooms, Wednesday
afternoon. A very Interesting discus
sion followed on the suffraae Question.
led by Mrs. M. L Hidden. Next week
tne program win be in charge or Mrs.
m. Bieetn. subject, the w. u. t. u.
work.
Complaint In a divorce suit haa been
filed in circuit court by Ethel Zook
against William Zook. Deaertion and
non-support are the charges. The cou
ple were married at Council Bluffs,
owe. June to. 1806. Mfa Zook Drays
that ane may be permitted to resume
ner maiaan name 01 Batts.
IB YOUTH
PUZZjfSCOIIOT
Mother Says She Has No
Command Over Way
ward Son.
BOY IS NOW INMATE
OF RETENTION HOME
Enjoya His Surroundings, Calls Su
perintendent Papa, Bnt Occasion
ally Take Indefinite Leave of Ab
sence on His Own Authority.
Probation offioere connected with Ju
venile court business are pussled over
what to do with -year-old William Zey-
fer, at present an Inmate of the Deten
tion Home. Some time - ago Wllllam'a
mother called upon Judge Fraaer and
complained that tha little fellow per
sisted In running away from home and
remaining abaent daya at a time.
You see," explained the mother to
the court, "WUlle acta aa the spirit
moves him. I can't aay he la a ylcloue
boy or morally bad. Somehow, I have
no command over him." .
It waa finally decided to aend Wil
liam to the Detention Home, and appar
ently the lad liked hia new surround
ings. He took a great fancy to the
head of tha Institution and -refused to
eat hia meals unless he oould oooupy a
aeat beside tne superintendent.
Ona afternoon William was missed
about the place, and later In the day he
returned with a bundle of clothing.
"Where have you been?" aternly de
manded the superintendent
"Home to see mother and get aome
clean clothing," cams back the quick
reply. ...
The lad'a story proved true, and regu
larly since then William haa made trips
flit LONG
WHITE
All Silk
Gloves 98c
The very best
very long, all
silk white gloves
in alaea &V4 and
9.
St Co
M Millie
Leading East Side Department Store
Corner of Grand Avenue and East Alder Street
Try fcr Tbal
$50:00
Cash Prize
Offered by tha
East Side Busi
ness Men's Club,
for "alogan."
Contest open to
all.
About September 2nd We Will Remove to Our
Big New and Modern Store
'at the southeast corner of BasJ Morrison street and Union avenue. Our new store will
be the lightest and one of the most up-to-date stbfes In the city and give us three times the
sales space we now occupy.
Eight More Days of Our Big
Removal Sale
JUST EIGHT DAYS OF THE GREATEST BARGAIN-GIVING
We have ever attempted, practically every article in the store being reduced in price
8c Bleached (luck Toweling
5c Yard
The celebrated Belfast Mills Bleached 17-lnch Huck
Toweling, the regular 8c grade at of yard.
home and visited an hour or two with
hia mother. He likes his surroundings
and doea .nothing else to violate his
commitment The attendants at the in
stitution like the youngster, but hia
mother still complains that the boy has
wm or hia own. and it hurts her to
think that ahe haa no command over
him.
William la reoorted to be verv email
for his age and one of the brightest
laus at tne institution, hi insists on 1
VKiunK ine supenmenaeni papa, ana
tells his mother his happiness would be
complete if aha would only come to live
at the big houae where he stays every
night
A. F. C. Dress Ginghams Sell
Regularly at 12V2C and 15c
Our Removal Sale Price 9c Yard
And a splendid assortment of the very best colors
and patterns are here now to select from.
Old Home day. for Harmony will be
'held August 14 on tha pioneers' camp
ing ground where the first settlers In
western Oregon camped In the early
forties. This spot is a mile and a half
east or Jtuwauue on the Harmony road,
near tha Bandy orosalng of the Southern
Pacific The home-coming la to be
under the direction of the Harmony
Publlo Improvement society, it being
me purpose to duuo a nan witn the
funds raised. There are to be two pro
grama, one at I o'clock and another at
I, while lunch will be served at noon
and a chicken pie dinner in the even
ing. Secretary C. H. Williamson of the
Stats Horticultural society, Secretary
O. H. Hlmes of tha State Historical so
ciety. Judge Ryan of Oregon City and
other prominent state cltlsena who first
eettled in Harmony and vicinity will be
present at the home-coming.
Chances for the establishment of a
naval station on tha Columbia river aa
m result of the expected visit of Admir
als Cowlea, Holllday and Capps to tha
Pacific coast are not very good, accord
ing to a letter received by the chamber
of oommerce from Senator Bourne. Sen
ator Bourne haa been in touch with the
naval department in the bopea of in-
auouijr mem to locate a new atatlon on
the Columbia river, but haa been In
formed that the present visit of the
admirals is merely for the purpose of
inspecting tne present stations, and
mat tnere la no present Intention of es
tablishing a new station on this coast
Under the auapices of tha T. W. C A.
tomorrow evening at the Lewis and
Clark exposition grounds Miss Wllhel-
n uiuBiraiea lecture rrom ian-
s. ue Caprio'a band will play
ISt time this season, and Ira
II be served from 8 to 10:30
o'clock. A gala time is planned and a
large crowd la expected. Everything
will take place In front of the Forestry
building. This will probably be the
occasion of the last large public gather
ing thla aummer on the fair grounds.
"The Observation Car Flying Kite" Is
the latest Invention. The GoJden Grain
Granules cereal coffee people have the
exclusive right to use It Everybody
la talking about It ' r
Water through hose for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or wlndowa must be paid for In advance
and used only between tne hours of S
and (I a. m., and C and p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
sed contrarv to these rules, or waste
fully. It will be ahut off.
Wtlmot Tk Llnnett yesterday aettled
with tha O. R A N. company, and the
case in circuit court was discontinued.
The ault compromised resulted over the
killing of a number of horses owned by
the nrm ty a ireight train.
Amuse njent Council Crest park every
evening. Take car ride to thla moat
beautiful spot. Music, dancing, moving
pictures. Illustrated songs, etc Vocal
and Instrumental muelo by tha Ha
waiian musicians. Hear the famous
Oregon male quartet
The . meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the A. O. H. laat Tuesday evening
was well attended. A neat program was
given. Ice cream and cake were served
by the entertainment committee.
The fire denartment waa thla morninar
engaged In testing the two new fire en
gines which recently arrived from the
factory. So far as the tests have been
conducted the engines do their work
according to representation.
Articles found on streetcars yester
day were: Two satchels, one birdcage.
two lunch baskets, ona basket, two
books, two packages, two umbrellas, one
pair gloves. Owners call room , O.
W. P. building, Fl'st and Alder streets.
FIRST STREET NHL
SOPH BE PAVED
Seventy Per Cent of Property
Owners Sign Up lor This
Needed Improvement.
Children's Knitted Underwaists
Regular 18c Value at 9c
Fine ribbed and taped Underwaists, for children of
all ages from 4 te lz years; very strong ana corn
fortable and worn by both boys and girls.
Bleached 65c Sheets at 47c
Full bleached Sheets, sice 72 by 90; all hemmed and
ready for use; a most remarkable value at tha
present time.
ComoanT B. Oregon National Guard.
will beatn Its weekiv drills next Tues
day night afr the Armory. The com
pany at a recent meeting decided to
commenoo the winter's work one month
earlier than usual.
Montavtlla residents are now getting
a good supply of Bull Run water, tha
wooden pipe main having Just been con
nected by the water department. The
Learn to swim at Rlngler's Natatorl-
um, 888 East Morrison. Fresh water,
heated: enamelled tank 10x60 feet Priv
ate lessons for ladles and gents, 60
cents; swim, 25 centa.
The Oregon Cheese company 1?6
Fifth street, will sell first-class cream
ery butter at 65 cents per roll for a
few daja yet Try our 26-cent coffee.
Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington atreeu
dock at 2 p. m.
B. W. Moore, expert photographer,
Elks' building, Seventh and Stark sts.
"Hard surface paving will oommence
on First street just as soon aa the
Portland Railway, Light & Power com
pany haa ita tracka laid far enough for
ua to begin." said Charles K. Henry
this morning. "We have over TO Der
cent of the property owners signed up
for the Improvement and could get more
if we had the time to go out after them.
Under the ordinance all we need to in
stitute pavement is over 60 per cent of
the property owners.
"We have had a hard flcht for pave
ment on this street and we Intend to
make it one of the best hard surfaced
streets in the city. At this time the
streetcar company Is Drosecutinar Its
work on the east side of the street.
When this is completed It will be neces
sary for the streetcar company to build
down the west aids of the street and
after thla .we can commence our own
oituiitnio improvements. ,
"We hope to be able to have the War
ren Construction ' company start in on
the street aa early as possible. We
would like to have the material on the
ground and the men at work during the
rirst weex in tseptemDer. we snail reel
disappointed If the work is not under
way Dy tne middle or September."
TONIGHT'S CONCERT
LAST OF SEASON
American Lady Best $1.25
Corsets 89c
Five of the very newest and best-fitting modela to
select from; either with or without supportera attached.
Best 7c and 8V3C Apron Ging
hams at 5c Yard
A big assortment of best checks and stripes are in
this lot; every piece good" in patterns and standard
m quality.
Ladies' 25c and 35c Black and
Embroidered Lace Hose at 17c
Beautiful designs irj very fine lisle lace Hosiery,
either in all black of black with colored embroidery
On front; all sixes. '
Men's Soft and Stiff Hats, Worth
to $3.00, at $1.49
For Friday and Saturday we offer an extra special;
your choice of any of this season'a 2, $2J0 or $3
black or colored Hats, either soft or stiff styles, at
the small price of 1.49.
Odds and Ends of Men's Summer
Underwear, Values to 50c
and 75c, at 25c
Odds and ends in men's Shirts and Drawers; all
goods of excellent qualities to close out at 2Se.
Women's $2.50 and $3.00 Tan
Oxfords at $1.58
Women's stylish tan Blucher Oxfords, with very
best Goodyear welt soles.
Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Crawford
Shoes $2.90
Men's Shoes of the very best kinds and styles; all
kinds of leather; these goods represent the top
notch of shoe value aa to style, fit and quality.
Ladies' $3.50 L P. Reed Shoes $2.90
Our very best goodsyin kid and patent colt leather;
Goodyear welt and hand-turned soles; very newest
styles.
Ladies' Best $2.50 and $3.00 Ox
fords $1.88
The very newest and best styles of kid and patent
leather Oxfords in Blucher and button styles, with
best Goodyear welt soles.
Misses' and Children's Oxfords.
Values to $1.75, at 75c
Your choice of all styles that are left; black kid,
patent leather and tan are all Included; all are most
excellent styles and quality and we have practically
every size from 6 to VA: all sold at from $1.25 to
$1.75, but to close them before we move the price
is 7Sf.
Acme OH Co. sell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 789; B-1007
Woman's Exchange, 1SJ Tenth street.
lunch 11:10 to z; business men s lunch.
.Tonight's concert at Holladav nark
by the Park band will be the last one
there for the season. Slgnor De Caprlo
has selected an unusually attractive
program, as rollowa:
March, 7Meet Me on the Trail"
..De Caprlo
Overture, "Egmont" Beethoven
Spanfah Serenade, "La Paloma". Yarbler
Medleja, "Frost on the Pumpkin". Fllxer
intermission.
Grand selection, "Don Caesar de
Bason" new) Massenet
JJovelette, "Jleart's Desire" Losey
waiw, jOTiuaianuna- waiatenrel
intermezzo', "Al Fresco". Herbert
March, "On the Heights" Everest
A. De Caprlo, director.
Oasene for laundry, kitchen and gen
eral household use hot or cold water.
Diamonds, Watches Beck's, 206 Alder
D. Chambers, optician, 119 Seventh.
Berger signs 284 Yamhill phone.
Notice. It will be to your advantage
to call at once if you are a depositor in
If a young man should buy some good of you and pay you
mm . . -
cash he would prooaDiy not attract your particular attention,
If that same young man should draw a check book from his
pocket and write you a check in payment for his purchase you
would think, "Here is a thrifty young man." You would never
forget him and he would carry a certain amount of your respect
which would help him in a business way.
a
That is the effect that a bank account has on eevrybody. See
that your boy has a bank account and teach him to deposit his
money in theank and pay his bills by check. He will quickly
learn good business habits and the bank influence will help him in
his dealings with other men.
MM
e welcome the accounts of our boys and girls.
the Oregon Trust A Savings bank, room
211 Couch building. Fourth street, be
tween Washington and Stark.
Rev. John Ovall of the Anti-Saloon
league left for Albany today. He will
apeak at Oatea tomorrow evening. Lyons
next Sunday morning and at Mehama
Sunday evening.
Bark Tonlo for rheumatism.
Art Postal company.
Ice.
Ioa
ror ice call Main 234 or A-S245.
Delivery company, 361 stark at
Good-Natured Crowds
Talk about the bank failure, the newa
contained in the Golden Eagle's big ad
on another page of their half-price sale
of everything in their big store, on Fri
day, has set the town a-talklng and
brought smllea on hundreds of long
faces. "It's an ill wind that brines no
one good," said the sales manager yes
terday. Our hair-price sate will bring
blessings to thousands, and, incident
ally, supply us with ready money, at a
big cost to us, for immediate use. We
must have a large amount at once, on
account of the recent bank failure.
We've plenty of merchandise and will
awap two dollars' worth for a dollar In
cash on Friday for one day only. It'a
a chance of a lifetime to save."
Only 95o for Woman's
12.60 white canvas Oxfords at Rosen
thal's.
A. A. KENDRICK WEDS
MISS MOLDENHAUER
Mlas Gertrude E. Moldenhauer and
Alva A. Kendrlck were married last
night at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emll Moldenhauer,
781 East Thirty-third street The cere
mony was performed by Rev. A. A. Win
ters of the First United Evangelical
church before a company of relatives
and frlenda.
The house- waa tastefully decorated
with flowers. Miss Alice Moldenhauer,
a slater, was the bridesmaid, and G. F.
gUknlttsr the bast man. Mls Harriet
Johnson sang "The Rose in the Garden
before the ceremony, and Miss Aim Ira
Blttner played the aocompanlment The
bride la an accomplished musician who
haa been successful in teaching music.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendrlck have gone to
their new home at 805 East Thirty
eighth street
15 for Ken's 5, f6 and IT
Oxfords and. high ahoea at Rosenthal's.
Olaokamaa Street Sals.
Mall A Von Borstal have eold f or
Mercantile Loan A Trust Co to W. J.
Lyons, tOxlOO on Twenty-eighth and
Clackamas streets. They also sold a lot
for the same company on Wasco street
near Twenty-eighth to R. . Schloth.
Buyers Intend to Improve the property.
moaeathal'a Big Bhaa Sals
la town talk. Don't miss It.
I Earn I
Booklet
Free
AJsrusraocjrrs.
TONIGHT. 1:11 O'CLOCK.
Friday Night.
Saturday Night
Special Price .
. Matinee Saturday.
, AMERICA'S POPULAR COMJEDIAN,
Ezra Kendall
In tha Rural Fua Comedy,
"SWELL ELEGANT JONES'
Bremina Uluee -Lower floor, 11.80, 81. "0.
Balcony, 81. 75c, 60c. Gallery, 860, lie.
Special Saturday atatlmee Vxteea Lower
floor, 81.00. Balcony, 7So, lOo. Oal
lery, I60.
Seata now eelllng at Helllg theatre.
MARQUAM ORAND
(Phone Main .) ; S ,
Tonight and remainder of week, ,
Matinee Saturday,
The Delightful Military Drama,
The Second in Command
A play that alwaya pleases.
Prices 60c, 26c, 16o. v
Next week "Tha Carnival of Love."
The Star
PHONES
OLD...M 6488
NEW. ..A 1481
Week of Angmat 1, HOT. .
Last Week of Present Company, . ,
"TU TXX THAT BXHDS."
Matinees Tuesdays, Thursdays, Satur
days and Sundays; prlcea, lOo and 80a.
Uvery evening at 8:15; prices, 10c, 10a
and 80c. Reserve seats by phone.
Sunday, August 25 Opening French
Stock Co.
LYRIC THEATER v2nui.
Presenting .
"m oekx rsoic uuxr,"
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday. Prices, 10c, 10c. Every
evening at 8:15. Prices, lOo, 2 0c and 80c
Reaerve aeats by phone, Main 4886.
Office open from Ida. m. to 10 p. m.
Ti. J VAUDEVILLH
ineuranu deluxe
Week of August 18, 1807.
HISS AX.ICB XOBTLOOX A OO,
The Big Eastern Star.
The Famoua FTemont Zouavea.
Columbia Comedy Four.
Held over by popular request Tims and
prices remain tne same.
q) astoria n
thirteenth annual aanatia event wCT be ti .
ever held in the
This
awe spectacular
SEPTEMBER
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2. 3 & 4.
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Aua. ai amo am. iam
Law rates ea all nil aad steamboat Usee
ASTORIA, OREGOtl
THE
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Series of Grand Classical and 7t
Operant Concerts, ,
CHIAFFARELLlg
And Wa Band Six Sololsta f
Kiss JLuta Oreen, Soprano.
Than, and Sat. Bights. Z")
Dancing In big, cool pavilion, T V
finest floor and Prasp's orchee-
tra every night Largest swim
mlng natatorium. New claaaaa !
in roller skating every morn- I
Ing. ZS"
Finest panoramic riveralde L
ride in the country to tha
Oaka. i
400TK .DAT SOTTYBBTBS.
Thursday, August 28, Ele- 5?
rant gold-lettered Souvenir f i
Plates for ladlea at the gates.
Saturday Get a free aouv-
anir postal at tha Chutes. Vf
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b wa w rc oca ;s 0l -
OaXXrOBJTXA BCOTXUS.
HOTEL JEFFERSON
TURK AND OOUQH 8TRCKT8I
SAN TKANCISCO
PlCUt SUMMER RATKS -
New hotel, facea Jaffenoo Square. ' Twa
blocks from Van Ness Ave the present ahoa
ping district Car lines transferring all over
city, pass door. Every modera convenience.
850 rooms single or ea suite. 160 private batha.
American and European plana, Prices
ate. Omnlbal meets all trains.
. STEWART-BARKER CO.
Xha Hotel Stewart Opens Septambar 1st,
. Writ L. It Davis, Portland, Oregon.
$19 t 1100 week; men r womaa. ' '
TBS BBAUTLTUL BBW
Hotel "KeyRoutelnn";
22nd Street and Broadway
OAKLAND
Mm nn KtK lAftala
Bunny nn"" - :
tanoa telephones, compressed air clean
. , ' lKku "a fa lm Mrt with
ouislns and service unsurpassed. For
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