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Newspaper Page Text1 THE. OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL', ' PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY ' 5. ' 1803. j ToVvn Topics j I ... lONIGUT'S AMUSEMENTS, lilKsr . iitiii(ttttii ilia wwi" 10 trap I re ,, ...''Are (irind l.vrln. " "Man's Rrokan Promise 8ar.. "X Man ot Mystery" fou CrssyT" ...... VaudvlU " ( ' With the passing., of the bank holl day- and f estiva season the expected . activity in ' real' estats ' la , gradually manifesting itself, much to the satis- I faction of the realty dealers. The Iry Ington Investment company report! brisk movements liulrvlngton property. Last week this company "old "even lots on Twenty-second street between all- lamook and Thompson Streets, 10 tu. i George, an eastern man, for 1 8,400. Mr. George, -after visiting many .cities, picked on Portltnd as the one with tne fcrlahtsst prospect He wlll erect two handaome residences early in the spring, cos tin a at least 110.000 each. The same firm sold a lot on Fourteenth street, , between Tillamook and Thompson streets, to Ed Bohlller, the well-known eigar dealer, for $J,00. , It U also Mr. Schiller's Intention to build fine home for himself Immediately.' The cornerof Sixteenth and Tillamook and the cor ner of Seventeenth and Tillamook were also sold, by the same firm during tho week, the former for f 1,660 and the Ut ter tor SMCOy'y-,'''' ' c " . The following officers were Installed for the current year In Portland aerie No. 4, V, O. JG., at the meeting Friday night: W. IS. Snyder,' worthy president; A. B. Black, worthy vice-president; ur. of the Piedmont carbarns. This Is the first of three clubhouMes to be erected for the employes of the company.. The kothere-wlll be erected at the Ravler street barn and at the East Twenty eighth street barn. The buildings are to be. modern In every particular, and wiji cost about iio.uuu eacn. , The Fellowship circle is endeavoring to promote Its principles ' of "absolute trust and pfrfect love," by holding two meetings weekly in jportiana, one every Sunday - afternoon t' 3 o'clock and an Emerson class on Tuesday evening; The circle observed the "watch nlght'r serv ice In the Selllnc-Hlrsch building Hew Wear's by reading New Tear's poems from Shakespeare and other authors and listening to a story of Russia told by woionei jonn bodiosiu. ,, ; v ,v ; ; . There Is to be an exhibition of the work of first-year students la black and white from life at the Oregon School of Art, '4 In the Selllng-Hlrsoh building, Monday, from 10 a. m. until 10 at night. The dlsDlav has been continued from last Monday owing to a misunderstand Ins- in tha announcement. The stu dents have been making rapid progress and their friends and those Interested aro mucn pieaeea. : i '. .; Rev, XXttman Larson, pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran church of Elgin, Illinois, has accepted a call to the put it of the United Lutheran church of ortland and will eome to this city at once to take un his duties here. He will succeed Rev. J. M. Hervlg. who re signed the pastorate of the United Lutheran church In November to accent a. simitar cau rrom Hamsxa, Minnesota, Safe crackers opened the safe in the office of Gardiner 1 A Nlgera, general machinists. f01 Water street, Friday night. The safe had been left open, but the burglars after removing ell the DSDera and renlacln them care fully, locked up the safe and departed 3 L.UUU1PU, wvimr unjiwin, uum; wiin in currency ana stamps, f Dammasch, worthy secretary: Edward i which they found In one of tha apart' i . Molman, worthy treaaurer; W. .A. I menta. of the strong box. Schroeder, worthy conductor! Charles A. Carlson. Inside guard; Nlo Chap man, outside guard; Alex Sweet. J. V. Laufcln. I. Fogel, trustees; Dr. 8, C. Slocum, physician. A lunch and so cial session followed the Installation. The aerie now has 700 members la good standing. The Teachers' . Progress club at the regular monthly meeting at the city hall yesterday enjoyed 'a very lively discussion of Shakespeare's play Ham let, which they are studying in a cours with Professor Howe of the State unl varaltv at Kuren. Much dlffaranaa af Sirs. Albert Vahl celebrated ber six-1 opinion was expressed and the teachers tleth birthday at her residence, 8U interested ana aeugnya wiui tjje Garfield avenue, last Friday afternoon. Tne xoiiowing rnencs ana relatives w. rt i- ..ivt SSroffMrlVEycn? mU &ra "rvlc. of the Southern. Pacific, ha. Keinatt, Mrs. Sophie Luebeke, Mre. i been appointed by J. A. Clock, general I leaning, M, F. Geesck.. Mrs. A. wer- western agent of the Wisconsin Cen ntcn ami Mrs. a. westnnaL a iignii..i A k- MntnMim --- ih luncheon wasserved In toe early after- utter company. Mr. Roberts succeeds noon, luiigww of a auiipnr in mo a, 4. ilDDeilS. ing. Muslo and conversation were en- Joyed until a late hour by the assem bled guests, who upon taking their de parture extenaea many congratulations 10 meir nost. . A man named Hugh Wilson was ar rested last evening by Detectives Hell- yer and Maloney on complaint of George A. RusselL who accuses Wilson of steal ing 126 from him. Both men have drukina heavily for several days It was while they were In the Warwick Tillamook H i ' Rings i Reduced S u HEAR HEAR iiiiiliiill f MORRISON 'J) MORRISON I' STREETS 0IdllddM223 STREETS YE After the Christinas rush we find we have too many. ... oi tnese rings lett and to reduce our stock will sell fine color, perfectly cut. Tiffany Setting Diamond Rings: $500 Rings, $400 $350 Rings, $275 i $300 Rings, $225 $275 Rings, $235 $200 Rings, $150 $150 Rings, $110 $125 Rings, $ 97 $100 Rings, $ 78 $ 50 Rings, $ 37.50 Send for our Catalogues of fine Diamond Jewelry, Rings, Bracelets, Watches and Diamonds. LEFFERT'S JEWELERS and OPTICIANS. 272 WASHINGTON STREET Telephone Main 7S20. Portland, Or. HIWUi J the robbery la elle Fourth and Stark streets, that red to aa. Russell admits having taken the money. but declares' that it was with the knowl edge and consent of RusselL Watson was locked up pending a hearing of the charge In the police oourt. Many names are mentioned in the book on the Oregon land frauds which Is to be issued in the near future by S. A. D. Puter-cnd Horace Stevens, and it Is said that offers! have recently been made to Puter by men who might have been interested to make.lt worth his while1 to omit any mention of their con nection wlm the cases. Mr. Puter says that he has Ignored all those who have made nrooositions or mis aina to mm. ' "Looters of the Public Domain" is- the book's title, and it will be out within the, next few. weeks. Two new electric elevators have been Installed In the third street entrance of the Worcester building in place of xne oia steam nit that nas seen serv ice there for the past 16 years. This completes the extensive Improvements on this building, which were begun last All the classes in the T. W. C. A. will reopen at their usual time during; the oomlng week. Besides the classes al ready scheduled and In response to re- queets that have come In special eight- wees courses are aiierea in sninwaisi and millinery. For sale by owner, two lots In Irv- lngton, on Twenty-first street, between and Thompson; elegant neighborhood. Lots are beautifully lo cated, can room 10. Kaieisrn ouiidina-. sz9 wasningion street. Meetings of branch 6 at Allsky hall will be discontinued for a time owing to propaganda in' other parts of the city. Buslnees meetings will be held every Thursday evening at 142 Front street. The Portland Shoe Repair company, 169 Yamhill street, between Third and Fourth streets. Phone Main 7666. Tour shoes repaired whUe you wait. Beat oak soles, 76 cents. Bauer & Stopper, Have von seen the famous R. A B. flat opening loose-leaf ledger used by I the lars-est firms in Portland? Outfits II a. 60 and up. Paclfio Stationery and ranting jo., zoi-Z05-zo7 second street. This will remind you that now la tha time to have your hair mattresses reno- yatea ana reiurnea tne same aav. t-none Mabor, which will hold its annual meet factory- H Me tiger, proprietor. FIRING THE LAST BLASTS We are dumb to the cost of goods. -We know only one rule this week that is, sell, sell, sell. We stop at nothing to close out every dollar's worth of goods pos sible, as at 10 p. m.iiext Saturday the flag drops and our race is run, and this store will close forever. Men's Suits, Overcoats and CravenetteS Pants Hats Strike while the iron Js hot rnake your coin work for you. m. . . A , - r rutn iius eiegant stock oi over p cutti , now oin fin garments consists, of everything . - . About 1,500 pairs. You pay for There is not a hat in this stock the material and that's about all but that is new and up-to-date (no Jus come quick and get the size back numbers), you want only seven days left to i Ke,, ., m. c sell them all. Don't expect us to f t, TSoAtnd ,iltl h&i ,rk tell you all about it here, fpr this bUck and brown,i " H entire paper would not hold a full S1.85 They are $3 Hats, and yon win never buy suco elegant styles and qualities at less than $J, though yon liva 100 years. description of all the wild price- cutting now 91.36 We Men's Furnishings CENTER EFFORT Qfl EXWf ACT League Will Enlist Services of State Federation of Labor. Work begun by the Asiatic Exclusion league to create a knowledge of what they believe to be the danger In the Im migration to the Paclfio coast of Japa nese, Coreans and Hindus Is being car ried on energetically and a resolution will be sent to the state federation of fall, soon after It was vacated by the feneral staff of the O. R. & N. railway, t Is understood that the Oak street elevator will be abandoned, leavlna central entrance to both wings of the building. D. B. Buckman of Alioel filed a peti tion In the United States court yester day reauestins; that he be ad Ju diced a one bankrupt. His liabilities are given as ii,.o; assets, si.nuo.so. A young woman named May Davis, . was taken from a saloon at Sixth and Couch streets last evening by Detec tives Kay and Kelnlln and detained at tne police station on a onarge or vis iting a place where liquors are sold. The proprietor of the place, Patsey McCann, People's Forum meets in Mulkey building. Second and Morrison streets. at 8 p. m. Sunday. B. Lee Paget will lead tbe argument on "The Saloon and tne unemployed." save tne aiecount (zs cents) by pay vie tlntlna. oaner hana-ina- and picture framing. Portland Paint and lnar your bills for January service on was arrested and looked up on a charge or before the 10th of tha month. Home or Dermittinar a minor in nis piace or xeicpnons company. hiinlfiAaa- Ha aniiraH Mm ralAAJia on I - positing f 50 cash ball to Insure his ap- Steamer Jesse Harkins, for Camas, pearance In court to answer to the Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept ounuay. .Lieaveg waaaingion street qock av p. m. t - I f,1 1 i A .. . 1 . . . , i, v, i uiaifto viaiitauu. real cnuaio neu vwr muo .u rB( oaY6 removed from S01 and 103 strong ractor, it is oeueveq, in causing eouch building, to SIS Chamber of Cora me locat sana ana trravei comoine to ro- merce. auce tne cost or tnat commoaity rrom f 1.13 to II a yard. The Pacific Bridge .company baa been outside or the or- ion ana Has built its dreose lor '11 line the lowlands on the east Side. but the combination realises the strength or the bridge company and nas taken this precautionary measure. Tailoring by some Is considered cost ly, bat ready-made Is more so. A suit made by us will last twice as Ions: as reaay-maae; neeiaes, you nave an tne advantage of perfect fit, late style, etc., which is Impossible In ready-made. And remember our price, any suit In the house to Order 326 no more, no less. iThls Is something; no other firm In the 1ity will do. Unique Tailoring com pany. 80S Stark street, near Sixth. ; Burns anniversary, under the auspices Of Clan Macleay, the Scota of Portland will oelebrate on Friday. January 34, in the new Armory hall. The best tal ent In the city will appear and a spe- iv t " d an aaoress on ourns ; vy jaisnop Hcaddlng. orouna was broken last week for the new "-clubhouse for the use of the employes of the Portland Railway. Light ft Power company living in the vicinity Painting, picture rr Paper company, 381 First st. Main 4879, Dr. H. A.'. Hodman, dentist, rooms ZOS-T Ailsky bids-.. 3d and Morrison. pnone A-Z248 and Pacino 1348. Dr. T. J. McCracken. dentist. 409-10 RothchUd building, Fourth and Wash ington. Phone Main 903 Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and fine gasoline. Phone East 789; B-1007. BL W. Moore, exnert chotorranher. Elks' building, Seventh and Stark sts. Hlarhest mice nnld for frah aarra Kruse's, Park and Morrison. D. Chambers, optician. 129 Seventh, Journal want ads, la a word. Bark Tonlo (or rheumatism. Rush Continues !. -, N 'Although the holidays are over, at Heitkemper's . Jewelry. Store .the rush is still evident. It is tut najtural people wanjt to buy where they can get. the very best quality at most moderate . cost !fT ALL TIMES, and they know that the immense volume ol sales made daily at this store enables us to constantly replenish -there are no broken lets. v For jewelry, diamonds, cut glass, hand-painted china, silver, watches, clocks see Heitkemp er's splendid stock first, OHTKEiHPER'S Jewelry Store - -; Ma scoxBUov rrsxxr. lowest Prloed Jewey House for t?lM . ' , y .oooaav".: . Where tp Dine. Iy, 28c. Sunday k and Morrison. Merchants' lunch datl: dinner, 60c. Kruse's, Par. Moore's restaurant serves a special 60-cent Sunday dinner. 14S,Flfth st H. C. Brandes' grill. 108 Sixth, serves eiegant raDie anote dinners dally, Watson's Restaurant wHl serve a fine snicKen ainner toaav. on cents. lng in Astoria this week, asking them to take official action and have the delegates take up the agitation In their home cities. Many of the fraternal societies have announced that they will assist in the movement, according to Secretary Crockwell. President C. M. Haybl of the Oregon league has gone to San Francisco, where he will secure all the information on the Asiatic Question that ls'DOsslble and will make an effort to have President O. H. Wheatmore of the California league come to Portland to speak at the mass meeting in Arlon hall on January 10. The following is a copy of the letter the league has sent all public officers In the state: "In compliance with the decisions and Instructions of the Asiatic Exclu sion league, we would respectfully and earnestly request you to send us your answer to the following propositions: . "Will you protest against and oppose any constitutional amendment or treaty provision intended, or which might be used, to extend the right of naturaliza tion; ana ruruier, - "Will you use your voice and vote to wards the enactment of an exclusion law which will effectually prevent ttre immigration into the United States of all Asiatics, excepting merchants, stu dents and travelers; and further, "That the said act contain provisions mat mercnants, stuaents and travelers, when found performing manual labor, shall be deported: and further. "That provisions similar to the Geary registration taw De emooaiea in any ex clusion law that may be enacted and that sVich law. when enatced. be made perpetual in its action." PEACE MlSSfOfl TAKES SClLlfi TO- CAPITAL Effort to Be Made to Inter est President in Pres- ent Movement. that is up-to-date in winter styles f hVC '.u U . ,0i, f and materials. We are selling out Pnts. colors worth up to $2.25. the entire stock at prices so ex- fl.85 Great things going on tremely out of proportion to ac- here you get Pants worth up to tual values that all Oregon should $3.00. crowd into this store ior tne next mx.va Fint wool and worsted r.rl Ha seven days. dress and business Pants, worth throughout the store lots of Iff. trt anrf Sim maaa, tit- A A- i J .1 M-85 will take choice of Suits a3 jrr 1 pucaon mem "awe and OvercoaU that aold regular up t0 Pant.( Mtck b,ue make, them g0 Here are t few op to $10. stripes, etc. prices for you to think about, for 1 Li 9 m A . . . - 1 " dium color, worth $12.50. f8.88 takes away these hand- tailored Suits, Overcoats and Cravenettes, worth to $16.50. Coats. Coats and Vest. nA nAA 8KChiett and other fina new 811.85 Imported materials cus- Vcit,s- Take th!m wv the prices styles, to $1.50. W tmportea materials, cus are ,ow enough Remember, only 81.85 Some were $2. othert sold torn styles, superb up to $22.50 ,evcn days to .ell out all good, higher- SMrt.7 uuna, uiciiuiij anu vraTcnetic,!. uuw on nana, iney win go, you H ,UG. ,. . say, when you see the bargains f 14.85 The lines are over the tnd the crowds buying them. aasnDoara away tney go terials. Shirts Odd Garments e.fr if nd working to tsc Shirts Socks Welch's kind the best $25 Suits, Overcoats and Cravenettes on earth. ' 8e for Welch's up to 15c fast color Sox. 19 for big lot fancy Bala, etc., 35c Sox. Boys' Clothing Suits, Overcoats, Pants, Under wear, Stockings, Sweaters, Shirts, etc., all go at JUST ONE-HALF PRICE Mothers, step into this depart ment select the goods you want look at the original marked price pay TUST ONE-HALF NO MORE and talce away the goods. That's Welch's way of giving bargains. 1000 Pairs Good Shoes Welch keeps the kind that riva satisfaction in Oregon. You know w y j what kind that is. Underwear f 1.65 We cant' tell you all the o-r-i fnr ... . different styles and leathers. 2 f, 'r broken ,ots' to 7Sc values. Regular sizes, up to $1 val ues, merino rib, etc 60 Best wool merino, better than $1 values. 81.20 Rib and flat face, Hde, needle knit, several colors, cheap at $2. ftlnvei. TTmfiraTlaa Wa-Va There are just seven days left Suspenders, Wool Hosiery, Sweat- for us before we vacate. These will ers, Overalls, Jumpers, Canvas be seven days of fast and furious Clothing, etc. all going at Insignif- cutting and selling. icant low prices. but there are about 300 pairs, worm up to 8 2.85 Patent, vici, calf, cordovan, in Blucher and BaL, 400 pairs, worth to $5. Kindly Make Note DOORS OPEN AT 0 A. M. DAILY CLEARING HOUSE SCEIP DISAPPEARS "Change for this please. Make 4 part of It In scrip." ' "Script Script You'll take cash ornothln'." 4 , "TIHt! No acrlp leftt. Come on, give me five in clearing 4 house paper. Z want It as 4 seepsake." ' "Nothln'.doing, I tell you. Have 4 not had a piece in here for a ' - Week." . . - 4 -Where can I get a sampler .. 4 fi l"A the clearing house, I guess. 4 This "Is the fourth store I've been in after this stuff. And I'm 4 getting Urea Hunting lt" ' . . "Go to tne clearing house." 4 "All Tight Where is itr 4 ' They looked at each other. ,, 4 Neither knew nere it was. , And .4 tho man went away with his 9 gold, still having topes that he 4 might possibly be able to get a 4 sample of the scrip which 'was 4 used for a fewdayaj late in the "4 year 1807,' , - 'J 4 P. H. Scullin, representative and man ager of the Industrial Peace associa tion, will leave Portland Tuesday morn ing for a trip through Washington In the Interests of his Industrial peace pro paganda. Following his trip through the state he will go to Washington, D. C, to meet the president and mem bers of congress In an endeavor to se cure national recognition tor the In dustrial neace movement. Mr. Scullin now has secured the in dorsement of praotlcally all the com mercial and business organisations and Subllo men of Oregon and California, is trip to Washington is for the pur pose of adding the indorsement of the officials and organisations of that state to his list. As soon ss he has secured these he will leave for the national capital bearing letters of v indorsement and Introduction to the president and members or congress rrom tne pumto organisations and men of the three northwest states. ' . Once in Washington Mr. bcuum will ttamnt to secure the cooDeratlori. of the president and congress in recqgnls-lno- the Work of the Industrial Peace association, and the enactmeat of leg islation in harmony with its plans. "Dnrlntr Mr. Scullin's absence his work In tha northwest will be done bv W. F. Collins of San Francisco, who is now In Portland. . . Mr. Scullin has with him a letter from the executive committee of the asso ciation indorsing his work and com mending him to the cltlsens of Oregon and Washington. The text of the Tet ter follows: - ' " "To Our Fellow Cltlens of Washlna- ton and Oregon After four years of incessant "and terverinr errorts.' our representative and manager. P. K. Scul lin,' has succeeded In making the Na tional Industrial , association a -most effective instrument for good In the JANUARY CLOSING OUT SALES Bankrupt and Manufacturer's Stocks PORTLANDS IIE17 DEPMIEIIT JTOflE ON YAMHJI y i Jlf ill i! $37,500 Select and extra fine stock Ladies Suits, Coats, Jack ets, Raincoats of silk, satin and cravenette, Dress Skirts, Silk Shirt Waists, Crush Velvet Coats, Caricul, Laces, Curtains, Ribbons, Gloves, Embroideries, Notions, etc Men's and Boys' Suits, Overcoats. Cravenettes, Pants, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings at 10-20-30-40 and 50 Per Cent of Value A Sale of Vicious Price Cutting Such as This Century Never Saw INo Goods Sold on Approval INah Deposits Held Over Two Days aW-WaW SWSSlS-BSBBS-W-lBSWaW-SBBSW-BBBB settlement of labor disputes; before they ever reach the acute stage of the Strlku or- lockout. "As our representative he Is now about to visit Washington, JX C, to lay before President Roosevelt, our sen ators and representatives the plans ami purposes of association, to the jenU that his work may receive the national recognition It i so richly deserves. "Mr. Scullin has labored earnestly and has been untiring in his efforts' in be half of industrial p?aftL f or . the last seven years. It is therefore with con fidence that we appeal to allii who can to assist him In this his effort to car ry the association's work to, pur. na-; ttonal vcanilal. Respectfully, -i ..THQDORE REICHERT. President ."P. U, MOWSRAY, Secretary." ; Saragaa Saatera Kaa. 1 j ' We nave Juit engaged the services of Harold A.' Bough, lately, from the east, and he will have full charge of, our dra pery and upholstering department All orders will receive his prompt and care ful attention -Art Furniture Manu facturing Co, 458 Uoyt street. t:3flATS.r Our font 1a an do your entire crown, bridge nt pii . work In a day if neoeesarx. TUts wir be appreciated by people from out f town, sou may nave your teeth m tracted In the morning and go home st night with, new enea. , , ; Poatttvely rallies tratfon rret : . Wim JPlatea ot Bridges Are W. A. WISE, Denlist 1. ..Twenty Tears in Portland. Falling bldg Third and Washington u; a, m. to I p. m. Sundays. to w. Painless Extraction. 10c; PUtes. 18. aoTK Fxoirza, a ajtd wuxa 1029. THB JAS. I. MARSHALL MANUFACTURINQ CO. Show Cases, Cblneti, ' Store ana umce Fixttjres ton Sronts dhaiurad. anau amvi. olsd, Oeaeral Contracting, riaas Drawn. Couch ttnat. noma Paclflo giex Pore Bcantifnl Jade Jewtlry Gold Bracelets and Sig net Rings of all descrip tions made to order. American names - en graved with the three cardinal Chinese charac ters, via,. Glory, ; Pros perity and Longevity. Charges reasonable and orders of any design promptly executed and sent prepaid to anvbart of the U. a The Skilled Chinese Jeweler, TOOK liVO k CO, Jay.Tu Chong. Mngr, til Alder street. Diamond Douse Paint ' GUARANTEED gallon lota, 81.40 per gaL , 1 gallon lota, S1.50 per gal Kanufactured by PORTLAND SASH'S DOOR CO. 830 rroat Ct, Portlaaa. Or. ' us ors am atwata ocn aac aaa ac WO Haft Sold S.Wber lKro Shot Repair Sbo M AHer Street Wert iJk--aa'Clr,, 3s csl 40e. FURS FURS Remodeling a specialty, less than wholesale, Jlne run at 9. Schumacher ' 185 KASZ8OV BT' XX AB BSJSOB. Store Room for Rent com. vnrra ajtd rivajrDEss. ' 5 Apply ' . Lace House Laundry ICM V. Twentieth Bt . SMIMJ ICUAY 8. aora ytjj mm . MORSBf ?5e?nT? j .Itfci arva DaivtB, F J HOTEL AODUBON ' fan VTajielsoo-Siiropeaa yiaa Only. 8rngle rooms or en suite. Elevator, steam beat, aleotrio llghU and all mod ern " conveniences. strictly flrst-elass. Convenient to shopping centers. Oa di rect v una from ; ferry and Third Yownsena depot Rates $1 up. I2S Sails St. Near Van Ness Ave. C. SL GANTKR. Mgr. . "The Nickelodion Theatre" -;;vv Oppoalt. Oragoatan BMg. ' :r t r'(&:' X09AX Pi' v&f :f -J-' oohxo srroxca. ANY SEAT 6c. Scwfe Machines at Low Prices 'fifty slightly damaged sewing mn- chines,: including Singers, Wheeler 4 , Wilson. Domestics, Whites. Household. Davis and others, for sale very cheep to make, room for new stock. S"- C1 CirFI 835 Xonlsoa' e J OIULL Karquam Bldg. Webfoot OH Blacking Hakes Bboss Waterproof Preserves , 1 laatlier Hot Bhfea, t. iliU DEAXn& Mattreisej tnd Uphohterbj Made Over and Made ta Order. Cnrpatt Sewed and Lai XASSXT ft KA88XT. 09 pesrta tlrt'.t kii. Phone Main til. J. Sfces323sky. Yttzizvi Clzzi:. Promptly attended to In any part cf tr city. Doors snd windows boushtsn.i 8M Second, near Jeff. Pboae re.