THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1007.
Portlahd Agents for Duttcrick Patterns, Coliimbia Yarns, Pcrrin's Gloves, Ostcrmobr Mattresses, Goissard f'Laco Front" Ccrsc!:, Etc.
Meier (Sb Frank
OitEIMHerSITMii
Bargains In
Drug Sundries
$6.00 to $1 2.00 Values on
Sale at Half Price
V. - il : October Sale of White Millinery Htt for drew and theatre
lti,, (Xky ' "''wear -at half their value Thia aeason'g handsomest creations
zJf . r -. i In white Bilk and whit felt trimmed In tare- hows, win era and
'..'r fluffy feathersBeautiful new headgear for all dress occasions
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s-v The assortment is very large, including shapes and effects
dr ti to piease every lancy wnne fiats wortn :
y rom $Q0Q t0 $120 each Your choice lV
exactly half price Second Floor
Price
Misses' and Children's School and Dress Hats', the largest and
v f best selected stock in the city All the new pretty styles at the
V- ' ' most reasonable prices Newstock of Baby Bonnets 2d Floor
Wilton Velvet Carpet 9 Be Y4.
In the Caref Store this week t great special sale of Wilton Velvet Carpets, the styles and quality other
stores are asking $1.60 the yard for; newest designs and colorings, and no extra charge for sew- QQ.
ing, laying or lining; housewives having floor coverings to supply shotdd attend to their needs 7UC
Bigelow Axminster Carpets, IS patterns, io to 40-yard lengths;' some have borders to rriatch; t? t" A.L
oriental and floral effects, in best colorings; sewed, laid and lined at this special price, yard.... V
Introductory sale of "Brenlin" Window Shades, the ruperfor of all window shsfe material. , To OrtYJ
those ordering. window shades this week made of Brenlin we will grant discount of. ........ ...JVJ JU
Graham's Zodenta Tooth Paste,
in collapsible tubes; great
special values at, each.
"3-in-l, Oil, cleanses and pol
ishes; prevents rust and
lubricates; 25c val., bottle. 1
"Air Float Talcum Powder, ab
solutely pure and free, from J
grit; great value, the can...! C
Fin Toilet Soaps, 3 cakes in ta
u . . i . . , . A .
uua, viuici or rose ouur; a'
wonderful values, atbox.li
3 00 Fancy Combs
,$3:50 Vals. $1.19
In the Jewelry Department for today and tomorrow a great spe
cial lot of fancy mounted Combs, with and without stone set
tings; very pretty styles, selling regularly at prices 2 1 1 Q
ranging from $2.50 to $3.50 each. Your choice V
Special lot of Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons, fancy Q
handles and bowls, large variety; great values at, each. . V7C
"Signet" Hatpins in large assortment; rose and polished 4Q.
finish; your igitial engraved free; great special value, at.
Bargains in Stationery
"Grey Court Linen .Writing Tablets, best quality linen, Q
Writing Paper white only; best reg, 15c values, on sale at. 7 C
Fancy" Box Papers, good auality linen paper, in blue, , 1 Q
white and gray; grand' value, at, special, the box..vi.ZrC
Paper Letter. Seals, the most convenient and neatest for.
sealing letters and packages; all initials; special value at,.. IOC
"Nonpareil" Carbon Paper, size 8x13 inches; $1.50 value. .! 1.19
40c Mocha and Java Coffee 23c Lb.
In the grocery department we are offering 20,000 pounds of our celebrated Mocha and Java coffee, Ot
.the equal of the best 40c grades. Buy all you want of it at this remarkably low price, the lb,.. .... . Jv
18 pounds of the best dry granulated Sugar, full weight; on sale at this special price, 18 lbs for. . ..$1.00
50-pound sack of our famous "Victor" Flour none better to be had anywhere, at, special, sack...... $1.35
Durkee's Salad pressing, small
10e, medium SOo, large........ 454
I 'package Jell-Oor . . .T. . . .25
Red Ribbon Succotash, 2 for 254
Malta Vita, t package for ...25
1-pound 'can Ghlrardelll's Ground
Chooolata ....354
1 -pound can Baker' Unsweetened
Chocolate .......40
C. A B. Olive Oil. quarts .....704
Fig Prune or Foaturn Cereal . .204
Blu Label Catsup 204
t cans Carnation Cream .... .254
S-pound can Cbopteck Sliced Pine
apple 154
2 1-pound cans Shrimps ......254
Franco-Americas Soupa, pints 204
Franco-American Soupa, tt-pts.l04
Victor Baking Powder (none Bet
ter), pound
Grape-Nuta, 1
' 'it 5
McClaranra. Chaeaa. t for 2K4
Helm' Cataup, bottle 204
rhona, Szoliaage 4.
I nackaa-ea for
1 -pound Jar Sliced Beef
Washington Tooth Picks, strict
ly high grade; hard polished
wood; on sale at, per box. ,f
Nineta Riz Powder, a pure face
powaer, in an iinisj
special value at, box.
Mayer's Medicated Toilet Soaps,
imcsi Dcyona question;
reg. 40c val.; box 3 cakes,JC
15c Horn Pocket Combs at 94
Fancy Paper Napkins, best reg,
35c value; finest tissue, scal-Q
lop borders; special at C
Blanket Sole
1 nrYi u:A
Cotton Blankets, great (P A fx
special value at, pair, y 1411
1,000 pairs of lisht array Blank
ets, full siae, colored 0 AC
borders; $4 vals., pair . PJt9
500 pairs of Oregon gray mot'
tied Blankets the best (If A
$6 vals. at, pair JJ1U
500 pairs white Wool Blankets,
fancy borders, KM (J Ar
size; reg. $5.50 vals. . . y
500 pairs 11-4 Oregon white
wool Blankets, with pink and
blue borders; best reg. 0ff Oil
$7 values, pair vJOi7
200 pairs of extra heavy full size
white Wool Blankets with fan
cy borders; best reS-(CQC
$8 .values at, pair '. $JVD
200 pairs white Wool Blankets,
size 78x86 inches, reg. (Q PA
$10 values, the pair . . . PO.JU
$4.50 Comfort
ers Only $3.39
Oreat sDecial lot of 1.000 high-
grade Comforters, extra heavy
sateen covering, fancy designs
and colorings; best white cotton
filling; $4.50-value, SlJO OA
pair v)a7
Mail orders carefully filled.
50 patterns of Pendle-dJ'7 AA
ton Indian Robes, at...ylUU
Comforters for
Only $1.1? Ea.
Great October sale of 1,000 full
size Comforters, handsome silk,-oline-covered
and filled with
white laminated cotton; very
best patterns and colorings; the
greatest comtortcr- value ot the
year, on sale at this 41 T
special low price, eachylalf
500 downaline-filled Comforters,
covered with extra fine silkoline;
dainty light blue and pink de-
at this special price..
Values lroni 12 Vi2C to $ 1 at 6c to 52c
For tomorroVi selling we announce Sale Extraordinary
of Turkish Bath Towels 50,000 of them in all sizes and
grades The clean-up of ths largest mill J In the country
A Towel Sale of the greatest importance to hotel and
boarding-house keepers as well as housewives Twelve
immense lots Hemmed and fringed styles White and
colored borders All sizes All grades Bath Towels tell
ing regularly at prices ranging from 12c to $1.00 each)
to be sold tomorrow at the remarkably low price of
6c, 7c, 9c, 12c, 15c, 19c, 31c,
34c, 31c, 34c, 49c and 57c Each
Laces and Em
broideries
2,000 dosan French VaL Laces and
Insertion, IH to 1)4 lnchea wide;
very pretty deaigna, values up to
11.25 dosen yards, at this low
rrlce, dosen yards $Of
,000 dosan round throad VaL
Ibices and Inaartlon, 1 to S Ins.
wide; value, up to $1.60, at thla
low price, dosen 894
Special lot of real Cluny and Fil
let Medalllona, noveltlea for watat
trlmminf; beautiful styles, grand
bariralns. a. follows: Me vals. a
38e. 85o vals, at 59.
Taiiaa. a 9$4
4
Evening Nets and ChlfYoMS
4i-lnch flowered and dotted Chif
fon for fancy waists and evening
gowns; in aim I flee nt styles and ex
ceptional bargains; values up to
$1.50 yard, at 59
$2 flowered and dotted Chiffon
cn Bale at, the yard 75
2,500 yards plain Nets for walsta;
white, cream and colored effects;
45 Inches wide; values up ttujl,
for, yard 68e
5.060 yards Swias Nainsook and
Cambric Embroidery nd Inser
tion; 1 to I Inches wide; best de
signs for all purposes; values to
60e vara 1
2.000 vards of Swiss Embroidery
and Insertion. 1H to II Inches
wide: rearular values up to $1.26
a yard, on sale at, yard ...49
Semi-mads Corset Covers In new
designs of embroidery, at follow
ing prices:
1.60 values at, eaoh .
ga.00 values at, eaoa .
tm
Special Sale of
Women's
Undermuslins
to
omen's fin Nainsook Corset
Covers, yoke styles, mad with
dusters of lace Insertion, bead
ing and ribbon; blouse front; larg-e
assortment; S5e-$1 value, at,
each 59
Special lot of women's fine Nain
sook and Cambrio Chemise and
Combination Garments, trimmed
In fine torchon and VaL lace; In
sertion and edgings, beading and
ribbons, made with the new
French backs; regular $1.50 to $4
value; bargains at, each.. SI. 69
Special lot of women' hand-embroidered
Gowns, made of good
quality French percale, high and
low-neck atylea. long and short
sleeves, beautiful gowns, worth
from $5 to tf-60; take your choice
at S3.98
Special lot of very fin hand-em
broidered chemise and hand-embroidered
eyelets, drawn with rib
bon; the very best regular $2 val
ues at, each ...S1.47
We are Portland agents for the
Ooasard "Laoe Front" Corset;
also the "La. Grecque" and French
Corset for American women.
October Sale in
. the Basement
In the Big Basement Store,
sret special ami of 100 Gas Fort
able for the dining-room, parlor
or library handsome model,
quipped with the celebrated
"Lindsay" incandescent light. In
eluding burner, mantle, (lobe,
tubing, dome shade, eta, an ready
to connect to the gas Jet. Every
home want one. Regular 11.60
values, your choice while tbey
last at this low price, ea. 82.69
Fancy metal bowl Parlor Lamps,
with center-draft burner; com
plete with fancy engraved g-lobe;
on sale at. each S3.52
Fancy nickel Chafing Dlabea, 1
pint slse, ebonlsed handles, best
model; regular $1 value, on sale
at thla low price, each ..S6.99
Sflver-Plated Tea Sets
4-plece quadruple silver - plated
Te Sets, assorted design, good
quality teapot, sugar bowl,
cream pitcher and spoonholder;
regular 1S.60 set, at ....(9.95
$5 quadruple-plated Fruit Bowls
special at S3.49
$(.60 8-Inch Cut Glass Berry
Bowls, each" 84.49
17.60 silver-Dlated Nut Bowls, spe
cial, eaoh 85.65
$320
$25.00 "Ostermoor"
Mattresses $ 1 6.50 Ea.
Continuation of the great Special Sale of "Ostermooy Mat
tresses Full size and weight Fancy satin tick covering
Every Mattress fully guaranteed The most comfortable as f
well as durable Mattress made As an inducement to get
more housewives acquainted with the good qualities of the
"Ostermoor" Mattress, the manufacturer has supplied us
with a carload of the $25.00 number
to sell at $16.50 eachGet your share
while they last at the low price of
$16.50
r:T()iyn:t6pics';
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
HelUg-. . . . . .TJ .t.'TUttle Johnny Jonea"
Marquam. . "Mariana"
Baker.."The Girl With the Green Eyes"
...."Uncle Josn morions"
"Vaudeville"
........"To Die at Dawn'
...."Slaves of Russia'
O. W. P. Carline
Empire
Brand. . .
Lyric...,
Star
Daks . . .
' After standing IS long- years of abuse
from her husband, Mrs., Georua Harris
Of 70 North Tenth street, ha at last
ought relief from her ' spouse in the
police court. Her comprint charged
him with using filthy and abusive lan
guage toward her. .Harrla yesterday
morning was tne picture or numujation
And . despair- and when hi wife' was
about to testify against him. took her
hand as a sign that he would forgive
and rorget au. Mrs. -warns was uien
wilMng to drop the case and 'give him
one more chance." Clerk Mennessy,
however, arose - and stated to Judge
Cameron the full story of Harris, mis
treatment had never, been told, and the
court wanted to hear the details. The
evidence showed that Wrs. Harris had
to keep roomers to support herself,
owing to Harris' aversion to labor.
Harris, she said, had rubbed soap suds
in her 'eyes as ane cent over me wasn-
F.W. Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PBINTlj?e
First and Oak
tub and In othjer way treated her
cruelly.' Upon plea of Mr. Harris
Judge Cameron dismissed the esse, de
claring that Harris would get 60 days
the next time he appeared on any court
charge.
. At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning the
exhibition of the superb collection of
Klser photographs of Oregon scenery
on display at the Portland hotel will
close -and the -view will be taken to
several Oregon cities to be , displayed
before belnar placed on ' show in New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and other
eastern cmes. ins exmomon nas oeen
one of the "most successful ever con
ducted In Portland and many thousand
of visitors have attended to view the
beautiful plctnres. The -display repre
sents the work of F. H. Klser ana 1
worth about $40,000. Henry B. Corliss,
assisted by Miss Esther Gunther, has
been in charge or tn exhibit.
Better oltlaeni is what we wantk
Stronger men, healthier mothers and
happy children. Our bodies consist of
what we eat and what we drink. If
we eat . poor stuff . ana arink "dope,"
we sret tf red. weak and life becomes a
burden. The right way and the only
wav is to use our brains, fiaura out the
natural law and follow nature, A sug
gestion may be in order, vis.j Eat
light food, which is easy to digest, and
if you want anything stronger than Bull
Run water, then use Golden Oraln Oran
uiea cereal coffee, which simply la a
food drink,-which even can be given-to
the baby. Everybody is talking about It,
A profit to the county of $2,341 was
earned during the month of September
by the county clerk's office, according
to 'the resort submitted , to the oountv
court this morning by " County v Clerk
v ieid. - Tne statement snows mat tne
total receipts of the office for Heptem
her were 16,851, while the expenses
were ss.oos. six years asro. in fcseDtem-
ber,. 1901, the expenses of the clerk's of-
nce so rar exceeaea tne receipt mat
there waa a deficit of 11.456. . The
profit earned last 'month exceeded
those earned In September, 1906, by
aDout. sau.. .... , i i
Half of the task of the deputy sher
iffs In locating the KhUry family is
done. The husband, NaJIb Khury, ! who
was wanted for disobeying an order of
the County court to pay his wife 130 a
month for her support, wa arrested last
night by Deputy Sheriff Bulger and
lodged l the county Jail. - Khury - had
gone to Spokane, but returned to the
city., yesterday, , hla attorney having
filed a divorce suit against hi wife.
The -deputies still have to And Mr.
Khury to serve upon her the aummona
in the divorce complaint
. The contract for rebuilding the east
approach of the Burnslde street bridge
and redecklng the main structure waa
let yesterday afternoon by the county
court to Robert Wakefield, who will do I
the work for 129,000 and close the
Dridge to all traffic for 60 days. By
paying about $6,000 more the county
oouia nave naa tne d rid re ooen to root
passenger all the time, hut It would
uiive Dsen ciosea io teams ror 12 aays,
or two month longer than will be the
case under the contract as let, where
an ainaa oi irariio la barred.
Suit to condemn a part of the right
of way for the proposed railroad from
Portland to Mount TTood was filed In the
circuit court yesterday afternoon by the
jwouni tiooa Kaiiwav & Power com
pany against Patrick McDonald and his
wife, Margaret. The land in question
is a strip 100 feet wide, embracing about
four acre. The railway company and
McDonald have been unable to agree
upon tne vaiue or the right or way, and
a Jury will be called in the circuit court
to decide the question for them.
The unfortunate man who was found
In an unconscious condition In the base
ment of the New Home lodeina: house.
Couch between First and Front streets,
last Friday morning and subsequently
succumbed to a fracture of the skull,
was identified yesterday as Thomas J,
Ion, by several persons connected with
that organization. Wise was 46 years
of age and nothing Is known of his
relatives. It has not vet been definitely
established now he fell into, the cellar.
Columbia river cucumbers will soon
rank with the apples and plums raised
on her banks. J. H. Bonser ; foday
mreurnt in a cucumber raised ty Mrs.
Margaret Huston of Vancouver. The
vegetable was 12 Inches long. 14 Si
Inches In circumference and weighed
four nounda and 1 4 ounces. Mr. Bon-
sr say he raised a larger one In 1896
which measured 17 inches In length
and weighed six pounds.
Judge Webster, in the county court
this morning, denied the petition of E.
H. Hendeo for the removal of Dr. J. Al
len Gilbert ns guardian of Maria Hen-
dee. The Judee ordered that Mrs.
Hendee'a -i relatives and friends be
allowed as much liberty to visit her aa
they desired and directed that aba re
main In the care of Dr. Gilbert for the
present.
Sunday the new schedule In prices for
seats at the cheaper theatres wlU go Into
effect. r The raise which amounts to
about 10 cents b seat will affect three
theatres f the Lyric, the Star and' the
Empire. A meeting of the managers of
the houses affected was held yesterday
afternoon "and It was decided to raise
the prices at jonce. j
Atanas Tomeff Is charged 1 ft the Jus
tice court: with assault and battery. Bill
winlr t ih unmnlalnlnar witness. To
meff was placed under ISO ball which
he gave after spending a few hours in
the . county JaU The two me were
laborers on the bridge being built across
the Willamette river near tit. jonns oy
the Portland Seattle railroad.
Charging that her husband falsely
accused her of infidelity, Mrs. Stella
Fostrom has filed a suit in the circuit
court for divorce from Fred Fostrom.
She says her husband charged her with
lovlnar Ole Sorenson. They were mar
ried February 11, 1907. Attorneys How
ard and Mccurtain appear for Mrs. fos
trom. - -
'Stephen Lee, for many years night
watchman at the courthouse, died at
hla home last nlsrht after an illness ex
tending over several weeka Lee was a
veteran of the civil war. and his long
years of service at the county building
earned' him a large list ' of friends
among, prominent people of the county.
If suggestions for a slogan for East
Portland Is in order and they want
everybody to talk about It, something
tnat win oe in everyoooy s mourn mis
winter: in fact, be the talk of the town.
judging from the general outlook, then
maxe tne slogan: we orinit uoiaen
Grain Granules."
The capital stock of the Dougherty
Flthian Shoe company has been in
creased from $160,000 to $250,000 by a
resolution adopted by the board of di
rectors, A certificate announcing the
increase was filed in the offlcfc of the
county clerk this morning, by O. H.
Flthian.
F. J. Haines, 170 Third street. Import.
er of coffees, teas, etc, and who also
carries a fine line of crockery and glass
ware, sells only one kind of cereal cof-
ree. He is particular aooui quality; it
must be pure and he sells the Golden
Grain Granules, tne run weight cereal
coffee.
Albert Brlttln of Chicago and Mrs
Louise English of this city were mar
ried last night at the home of Dr.
Isabella Mackie. in the presence of Im
mediate friends. Dr. Bhloom and Mrs.
Mackie accompanied the bridal couple.
Mr. and Mrs. BrlttlK will make their
home in cmcago. .. .
U, Mayer & Co Importers of high-
grade groceries, 148 Third street, carry
np article in their store, which is not
of the highest quality and purity. That
is the - reason why they st-11 Golden
Grain Granules, the 100 per cent pure
cereal coffeeKfor children, women and
men. . .:;fi :ir
East' Portland, Albiha and all living
on the east aide- ot the river- unite on
one issue. See "Explanation" in Jour
nal Friday' October 6. , - ,
At St. Johns they have a fine coffee
and tea store, owned by Mr. Frank Tay
lor. ,Th people of St. Johns have re
fined taste, lots of advanced people live
there, and that Is the reason for Mr.
Taylor's big sale of Golden Grain Gran
ules. Children, too, love this cereal
coffee.
The women of the congregation of
the White Temple will banquet the $00
male members of the congregation at
the church this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Rev. John M. Dean of Seattle will de
liver the address of the evening. Be
fore Jthe banquet a reception will be held
in tne partors or tne cnurco.
Alfred Et Wheelock and Edward D.
Williams, have opened office in the
Marauam building where they will en
gage in the practice of law. They were
admitted to tne Dar last spring arier
graduating from the law department
of the University or Oregon.
Commencing Friday, October 4, 107,
the Vancouver; Woodlawn, Alberta, Russell-Shaver
and Broadway cars, will
cross the river westerly over the Burn-
side brldse. and easterly over the Steel
bridge until further notice, owing to
tracic repairs on union avenue.
Articles of Incorporation of the Kern
Park christian church were filed in the
office of the county clerk this morning
by H. E. Hall. L. W. Phelps and W. W.
Jackson. The property now owned by
the cnurcn is estimated at iovv.
Articles of incorporation of the J. A.
Clemenson Drug company were flled in
the office of the county clerk this morn
Ing by J. A. Clemenson, Herbert 8. Cof
fin and J w. uonin, vjapuai siocs, iu,
000.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace TUlard Jones,
HJ Tkl.J .Ah rA an
ioiclng In the birth of an eight-pound
boy. Mr. Jones is a special agent in the
federal general land office.
nr. M n kl. p.n.ll nn m Im
prices on work harnesa, also buggy har-
North Sixth street, between Couch and
uavis.
Th Wpntorn Imnortina com nan v are
now open for business in their .new
in.. Mnrrianrt. Mnrniiam hnllninv.
with an exquisite collection of Chinese
and Japanese goods. r"
Waahminl artA r landinn. flbll V it.
eept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m-
Second hand office desks, chairs and
rugs for sale cheap. Cohn Broa. 180
First street.
Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone, East 719; B-100T.
bin TT KIAa Athlstln 1,iK
hold-a reception Monday -evening at
the olub rooms, corner East Morrison
and Grand avenue, from i:io to 11 p.
m., when a concert program will be
given in tne nau, ana atnieuo zeature
ana swimmuig event wiu oe riven.
Prof, E. A. Smith has removed music
studio to 3BS Twelfth, corner of Colum
bia.
Woman's Exchange, 111 Tenth street,
lunch 11:10 to S; business men's lunch.
. Diamonds, Watches Beck's, 101 Alder.
Goodman's for watches. 111 Morrison.
D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh.
' Goodman's for diamonds, 111 Mor.
Bark Tonio for rheumatism.
TEACK TO CONNECT
houlton-st; helms
St Helens, Or., Oct I At a meeting
of the Houlton-St. Helens Commercial
club held in the courthouse last evening
the contract was given for the publica
tion of several thousand descriptive
pamphlets.
A committee of two men from each
town was selected to raise funds for
building a new walk between Houlton
and St Helens and it was decided that
the walk should be of crushed rock.
Duv Western Exploration & Dredging
company. 211 Couch building, now and
make u per cent in iour aays.
Ous Broncell Loses Arm.
(Soeeial Dispatch to The Joarnal.l
Boise. Ida. Oct 1. Gus Brunsell
while endeavoring to board a train on
the Short Line near Orchard fell un
der the wheels and lost an arm lust
below the elbow. He was brought to
a Boise hospital where an - operation
waa performed. He had been working
at urcnara lor some urae. -
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XLexnoral Hotioe.
Mason. Ehrman& Co. are now loeated
In their new Quarters, Fifth and Everett
streets. . - - -r
Painless Dentistry
Tou need have no fear of the den
tal chair If you come to our office.
Our scientific method of absolutely
painless dentistry are at your v dis
posal without paying as much aa you
have been in the habit of paying for
lnienor wort
Bridge Work, per tooth
uoia finings, up rrom
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Silver Fillings, up from
in
it
ss Extraction. tin
Plates, up from...,.........lt5.6o
A guarantee for 10 Tsarg with all
work. Lady; attendant.
Enamel Fillings, up from....!
gold or Borceialn
rainiess tux
LILY DENTAL CO.
VXSMD A3TO OOVOS mUBBTS."
Open evening until S and Sunday
nul 1 p. m.
Soma rhoaa A10IS. '
Faelao states rhoas Xaolfle USX -
SIGNS
THAT JtJIB
BUSINESS
GETTERS
If it's a new sign that Is wanted, phone
, , r 4'acinc j.o. v .
Elmer J. Wallace
827 Stark Street, Bet. Stn and Tth.
TEACHES Or YIOUCS AJTD VIOtA
EMIL THIELIiOUn
TUPIL OF 6EVCIK
334 Pine tt, Phone Pscii'j f'X
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WANT A 9
BAHQAIN 1
- 80 slightly damaged sowing mnrhip
at very low prices; fr'inwer, Mi.--i-r
Wilson, Domestle, Wiiue, Iioux. -no.
Davis and there; to muke room "'
stock. Wheeler tvi!in anJ twi
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