The Oregon daily journal., January 23, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

THE 'OREGON ) DAILY JOURNAU ' PORTLAND THURSDAY- EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1SC3.; f
S'.ICII HADE III
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Belmont Property Owners
j Find Gravel Substitute for
Bitiilithic Pavement.
Property' ; ownrra on Belmont strt
tween East Thlrty-fourtn and East
frhlrty-aixUi re Indignant over the de
Hay la peeing the thoroughfare end de-
9 . ...... . m K. wt-lr
tare mat me aoming up- oi -
a the result of epiteworlr. on tne pari
X Dome unsnown person.
About year ago the property owners
titioned for Mtullthle pavement along
.rdered and the proceedings went along
n the regular ordtr. the property
,.,. h.Ti.in that the street would
3e-completed In the regular tune e re
S-onslderabi- eurprlaed to find .tnai : a
srravel ImDrov-ment waa being placed
.ha mr.i.1 Inatnatl of bltuUtlilC.
A hurried Invenilgation revealed the
art that resolution had een passea
hrourh the street committee of the
ouncll reoammenawg mi "
Ithle paving rontrart oe rssrina-u nu
rrsvd substituted. The r-soluUon had
a'ounellman Bennett's name en IV wit
Mr. Bennett oeciares
othing about tne reiuwon m hi.
lis name had been placed to the flccu-
ent unknown to mm. . .....
Further Inaulrv brought to light that
a.-aAn hail hrflurht the resolution
$6 the attention of an employe -of the
fe-ity engineer s orric". uui win.
fcald toe had forgotten who the peraon
fwas. , It believed by all part lea con
Jrerned that the employe wae In good
fialth In his statement. . ..,
Just who the pereon wae that shoved
Jlhe resolution through so quietly and
Jwhat his object waa In doing so, can-.
S.wner on the street favors the bltuUthlo
Vevement.' and any attempt to change
at at once rai-a .
i As the matter bow stands the prop-
riMnHi have a rain framed their
J-etltlon, and It la going through la the
Further to strengthen their stand be-
UltULllS
Journal's Story of " Police
Court Subject Discloses
His Identity. ,
Publication in The Journal
recent arrest' and detention of
named Bum Ilflll. supposed to
brother of Maxlne Elliott, has
of the
a man
be, the
borne
BacKache lwelHyb Yearo
Caused by Diseased Kldneyi and
Completely Cured by Using, v.
fruit In the form of a requeat from a
gentleman living In Oakland, California,
that the man be taken care of by char
itably inclined persons In this city. This
Morning Municipal Judge Cameron re-
edited a letter from Robert Oardner of
Oakland, making reference the arreet
and giving Interesting particulars' re-
Kara. ng Hull's identity. The letter fol-lais:
'I don't knew that a. worif frnm m
will be of any assistance to thla man.
but believelns that thnra la alwava a
rnance ror redemption for the most
lowly. I wish te state a few facts sa
regaras Air. HiUi Identity. His proper
uainn ia onmufi icrinoi, nam nail De
Ing the name he adopted when he went
on the at use few years tro. He la
tne son or captain Thomas Jjeraaot, a
retired sea cnptaln residing in Kast
Oakland, California, lie Is the brother
Of Maxlne and Gertrude Elliott.
"I have known fcam Dermot for the
past fifteen years and since July, l(u(,
have done everything poaalble to make
him i brace up aod cut out the 'boose.'
He is certainly victim of drink if
there ever waa one, but I hardly think
he would stoop to commit a crime. I
believe that if Rev. J. W. Brougher,
pastor of the White Temple at Port
land. COUId set hold of m v frlitnit ha
mirm DO ao.j to make a lastlne- Im
preaslon. as I know he la highly es
leemea Dy a great many of the yi
iii-n o yuur cummuniiy.
manKing you in advance for any
umincii you rosy oe aoie to give the
unfortunkte fellow, I remain.
very iruiy youra,
"ROBERT GARDNER
Jiaii was arrested and charged with
vasTjicy, but when be dlacloaed his
identity JnCge Cameron dlamlased the
roung
BKSlnat him tin tha nrnmtaa Umt
be would leave tha ftw IniuJUM.
mm ui rauuim ilia l nm rni nwM Ida in.
StniCtlont Of the court In thla n,.iuu.
snd It win therefore not be possible for
any person so inclined ta adnnt tha an.
Oakland gentleman.
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CHILD IN CElie
i
OF COURT SCENE
CUEII EAT
POISONED
BREAD
Judge -Orders 3-Year-Qld Four-Year-Old Babes Find
uin Aionapea by father Food in Lot and Make a
Back to Motlier. ...
Mrs. Thlrsa Blghatn Is happy today.
Feast on Bat Poison.
jTore the council the property ewners
S ave petitioned for a WUiulitnio pave
fnent on Belmont "treet betwen Kast
Jriiirtv-alxth and Kaet rortleth. The
seunnil irranied these petitions at yes
flaeiav'sl wnAdhtlnaT.
i While there has been TO tempt to
p.iy blume on the engineers ornce. citr
Slnglncer-Taylor ata ted today -that he
"i-id issued an oroer mm an 1 ,
a Ions must not be filled ott in his office
i xcept with the signature of the ',cll'
jnan tavoitng tne propoj""K
iierptofore, a person conld seenre a res
i.iutlon and sign the couqcllman s name
iy stating tnat tne councilman imw
i irreed to It. Mr. Taylor exjjecxa tne
hhanye to prevent further trouble in this
line. ' . '
A NEW HEALING AGENT.
SCoreg Scseaijt and : Sraaleatei KUior
tkl Erupttont Over irifht
Only"! daye have elapsed alnce an-
!)oi)ncement was made that the . dis
ener of Toslam', ' the "new cure for
i csema, bad adopted epeclal tO-oent
)ackaga tor the . eonvenlenoe . of those
Vho use It for pimples. D picnea, nu- ,or her three-year-old ehlld. Merle haa
1 ther minor skin troubles which require rejoiaea aer after an enforced absence ann Flora Cobelli of 43
i tit a small tiuanUty to cure. In this of two weeks, Amos 8. Blgbain, 'the and Ana-ellna A'rleta of
!lmo 'Jr'LVI ?0 father of the lltlle one, who ha. been "lT" -e
fold over 00 boxes. All leading drug iue1 tor divorce by the Wife, took Merle jeath ss the result of eating bread
Stores now handle It. as also the regu- away some time ago and her mother has that had been saturated In a strong so-
aar ' jararer eesema patients. n ; wen timoii rrantlc, saylnc she lutldn of arnenlc and thrown in a lot
ijyernlght application or poaiara don-iiearea ,tnat Bigham would take the adjoining their homes.
titrates beyond all doubt Its remarkable! child With hint to Canada. I tne oolice are Investigating the mat
healing properties, and wore serious I A' the time Merle has been with Mr. I ter with a view to asoertainlns who
eruptions, use eesema, arc curra in two xsiu s iif r st Bcappoose, in Colum-1 placed the poisoned breed within reacn
weeks.-. - 'cnty. and Bigham asserU that the of the children, wna report is to the
Experimental samples free of charge child has not fretted, although the I effect that Inspectors of the board of
can dc naa omjr or ins .emergency uan- i mviurr nas claimed tnat Merle cried and
oratories, 82 West JBth street. New York I celled for her mother when she was
v'ty. oy writing lor uieui. . . m,mj oy tne lamer.
. Bigham and his wife, each with large
ENGINEERS ON TOUR gSXhSl -SW.? Wtt
' fYTH TaTCiT1?rvrTAXT l COUM yesterday afternoon to hear thelger. Both swsllowed a mouthful of the
i OF INSrLdTION Proceedings In the case, Mrs. BlKham tread and Immediately afterward be-
inaving had her husband cited to show I came ill and were carried Into their
' m V. T , . m l u,,"." wn anouia not surrender the homes.
Under .direction of Colonel. Lockwood. child. Inauiry as to what .caused the 111-
upeiieing engineer or tne - uniiea inere were charges and counter nesa of the children resulted in the
States amy. a nartv Including I,ieuten- 1 charaea but Judee RmiuMh iiuii. . i-,4n . nA tha aiiminii.
ant-Colonel 8. S. Leach and A. H. Web- enter into the merits of the contentions terlng of an emetic ln an Mfort to save
. I ""v"" !. ii bi, m uinaiua uiui tow nusoana ana wire. Those the children s lives.
vi inspection ax improvements oi nvtm unrigs win come UP When the divorce I
end barbers In the Paclflo northwest. I suit' is tried, and all the Judse would
",c i vu w mm question or custody
psrted for Puget sound. f - of thechlld. He decreed that Merle
, During .Iheir stay her they were should be returned to her mother nend-
ralled upon at the office of Colonel ing the divorce case, and ordered that
nwnsivi v t m vviiimifctw vi nv rui iibhu i aiic mj umeu over iv ner mother s law- I
wtra imaa, wiiiuh mw up me -uu-i yr no later man J o clock thla after-
ject of dredging in the lower reaches noon.
of the Columbia, and urged that the
largest dredge -obtainable be placed In
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A TRIAL BOTTLE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST KIDNET' CURB SENT
ABSOLUTELY FREE TO EVERT READER OF THE JOURNAL WHO SUF
FERS FROM KIDNET. LIVER. BLADDER OR BLOOD DISEASE.
: : ,iit.j:-r- :.::'': ' ,
Mr. Josenh Laliberte. Quebec. F. G ' wha euffarai fat Vuh itt, v.ria
w niuutf aisoaa , yrsiaee ninitri Date vura lor curing Him,. t , '
"I had suffered for over-two years
from, liver and kidney troubles and reg
ular attacks of indigestion, and found
only temporary relief In the various '
remedies 1 used. 1 oum plained more or
less of severe pains across the lower
part of my back and .under the shoulder
blades, espealally after a tedious day's
work, and not infrequently had to lie
off work for several days on account of
a lame back. Added to this, my stom
ach bothered roe somewhat, as the food
did) not digest, oauslng the greatest dis
comfort 'and pain .until relieved. In a
couple or. hours after eating I seemed
to bloat and had wind spasms. Very
often I had smothering sensations in
the chest, pslns in the nit of the stom-
acn ana arouna ine Heart ana rising or
sour tasts in us mnutn. . Then again
there would be headaches. Not being
sble to digest the food properly. I
steadily lost in weight and was easily . -
worriea ana irruaDie. Jts soon aa l D-
Jan taking Warner's Safe Cure my con
Itlon steadily Improved and In a very
short space of time I was a well man.
My liver and kidneys are onoe more Jn
a neanny condition and I am entirely
curea or an tnose distressing symptoms,
i nave aiso regained my xormer Health,
weight and strength through using this
frand remedy and feel so grateful for
he cure I wish to ist others know and
benerit by my experience. You are
therefore at liberty to publish the above
statement and use my name and photo
graph at any time or piece.
JOSEPH LALIBERTE.
.14 ArtUlerlr St., Quebec, Canada,
When the kidneys are diseased the nrlc acid Is not carried off and this
eauses Gout. Lumbago, Rheumatism of the Joints, Rheumatiam of the Mus
cles. Rheumatism of tbe ileurt. Rheumatism everywhere. Warner's Safe Cure
enves out tne una acia ana purines tne Sidneys ana Diadder.
In kldnev dlseaae the boards are often cnnatlnaterf arwl tha llu inmM
Warners Safe Fills quickly relieve this condition, and no ill after effect is ex
perienced. WARNER'S SAFE CURE is put up In two sixes and Is sold by all druggists.
or direct, at 60 CENTS aod 11.00 A BOTTLE. Refuse substitutes containing
mi iuiui viui wuiwii injure me Bjeitrui. ...
Trial RnttTa B?raA! To convince every sufferer from disease of the kld
inalDOUIBrrtaiinfr,, ,1v.r. bladder and blood that WARNERS
SAFE CURE will absolutely cure, a trial bottle will be sent FREE OF CHARGE.
Rostpaid. to any one who. will write WARNER'S SAFE CURE CO., Rochester
. T., and mention having aeen thla liberal offer In The Journal. The genuine
ness of this offer is fully guaranteed by the publisher. If you will write us a
full statement of your ease our; doctor will send yoix Xree advice and a val
uable medical booklet describing cause, symptoms and treatment and many
convincing testimonials. All communications strictly confidential.
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- 'MR. JOSEPH LALIBERTE.
GREAT "ANNUAL
'PATBCWS.
liPPFe 'r-'V-Ie-N-
sTfllfilBGf;
--And well they may,
lot. VALUES were
neyer ; o f HIGH f ttor
PRICES so LOW as of
fered HERE NOW. Did
you ever hear of such a"
tailoring proposition as
tJie following? i
Tt-a at. a, f t..! iL.l
iiiwcflic uic buu Ui pdigdius uidt ettc.,;-;
r brlnging;the boys- department a ipnenorrteriai;
.trade at this season of the year."
in
..v.
(rolled Pren Ltited Wire.)
San Francisco, Jan. 23. Two chil-
430 Green street
4S0H Oreen
age, are near
health employed ln the work of extermi
nation- the rats ln the district tossed the
. . .... .,
poisoned oread in tne iou
1 he Cobelli child discovered the bread
and offered a portion of it to her lit- J
tie companion, unconscious or the dan-
of religious revivals In esch of the sev
eral churches In bis charge, haa in the
c8"r of the past li years Immersed
i.OOO persons.
to rirrcvT nrx exir.
taXATIT- BROMO QtTTNiWB remorei the
eases. Taere only one "BROMO QUlNlffK," i
Look for ifCDetsre of C. W. OHOVK. 24c.
.'boys;: -Apiece suifsthis season's
broken lines, all sues are represented -double-breasted
styles, Knickerbocker and plain pants,:
extra srood fabrics, not a suit in the lot that '
, sold for less than $5, $6, $6.50 hd $7.50 f ' t
Special Clearance $3.85
GREAT SPECIL-TBoys 3-piece Suits; ;'
finest materials, cheviots, worsteds and cassi
meres. These suits are all splendidly tailored
and formerly sold at $6, $7 and $8
Extra Special Price $2.85
e .
--BOYS' KNEE PANTS, all wool fabrics
and well made, all sizes -regular 50c and 75c
values " : -'r-
Clearance Price 35c
$25 Jo $28
-
Wllh an Extra
Pair of V
Trousers
THE STORA WQTID TOK BEST COOPS AT LOWEST PMCts""" fjf
LAbl I DAYS Or ADIVIIIVlSTImTORfS SALL:
No wonder our patrons
are talking isn't such
an offering as that
wiuugn co . ztulkc any
man stop and take no-
rtice? It's up to you!
CANBY'S STBEETS
WILL BE DIPB0VED
largest areage-ODtainaDie oe piacea in T?TrTTTTVTmT tr nrwm nrniA
commission in the channel and operat- Xi VI DhN TLY GOT INTO
-u upai bui, . vuiviiei liuviiwwu in
formed the committee that his func
tions, were only of an advisory nature
and recommended that the committee
take up Its case -with the rivers and
harbors committee -of congress.
rSoeclal DUsitrh to Tbe Jonmtl.)
Canby, Or., Jan. 23. At a special
meeting of the city council Tuesday
nle-ht a oetitlon signed by SO per cent
or tne voters or canoy, asKing tnat n
sidewalk be constructed from 5E street
across the railroad to Weed street, was
granted and the work ordered done.
Tha mtaaflnn tf aMawAllr imnmvft.
xio man -rniaea up to tne register ment was discussed at some length,
THE WB0NO PLACE
; To Prosecute Delinquents.
'.' f United Prew LeiN Wire.)
Seattle, Jan. J3 Stste Treasurer
Mills hss forwarded to Prosecutor
Rowland a list of the Pierce county
liquor dealers who emve failed to pay
their state licenses and asks that they
be immediately prosecuted.
' Srt
1'. - Pointers - for prompt
purchasers, v 1 50 Over
. coats and Raincoats
, prices shrunk to $3 65-
were $12 and $15. ;r :;
. wukudis ana
J ' Raincoats prices cut to
j" $11.85 they "were $16
and $18. -
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S VSSll K
JL0TMH1GC0
!Clf3 THIRD GT."
ii-io moki Portland last night The
iuub. vn his luce maicatea that ha
wanted a room.
v 'SXl!1 ' ?u'v. apartments with a
vuui ( ua ue cierK pomeiy.
The atranger eyed the hotel man in
quisitively. He , thought he must be
talking to -some one else.
"I'd like a two-bit room." said th
newcomer ' as he started to write his
name on the register. -
"Bita rs dollar, did you sayr asked
the clerk. H f
"Bits," said the stranger more distinctly.
men cne Cleric said a few words, the
man understood and was soon on his
way. i. ."..;.;,.
SEAT SALE OPENS
FOB MME. CABEEXO
Mme. Theresa Carreno. who m riv
wuo vi.uer iinioui piano recitals at the
Marauam Grand theatre Mnnitav avan.
ing, February 3, under the direction of
iis oieers-wynn woman, has no rival
among virtuosi; practically there seem
to be no difficulties whatever for her.
Her touch has the strength and verve
of the best men pianists; yet. while
Bne is enaowea witn great energy and
paraion. in me more snDdued and deli
cate passages she succeeds -hint na aH
mlrably, thanks to her genuine musical
nature and her marvelous genius. The
seat -saie ror toe coming recital will
open at the Marauam box office on jth.
day morning. January 81, the recital
ueuig- me roiiowing Monday evening.
USE NEW TE3IPLE
jFOBwFIBST TIME
'.y ' , ..
The new. 126,000 Masonic Temple at
Eaut Burnside and East Eighth streets
was used for the first time last night
Washlnrton council 'n s p m. a m
held its meeting in the newly furnished
lodge room last night. Th other lodges
that will move in at once are: Waah
ngton chapter. No. 18. R. A. M.; Wash-
tefJ?.I1'..No' 46 F- ' A. M. and
Martha Washington chapter. The lodge
iImi- . handsomely equipped. The
rulia ? two atones high, the ground
floor s occupied by stores. - B,uu"u
A new walk was ordered on C street
from the Tribune office to the City
hotel. Tha street commissioner was
ordered to make a thorough inspection
of the city's sidewalks and report to
the council at Its next regular meeting.
L. P. Walker, cashier of the Canby
bank, was elected city recorder pro tern..
to serve during tne ausence or rtecorder
wuiiam Knignt.
BEVIVAL 'FERVOR
INSPIRES HALVES
(Rpeeial Dlipateh M The Jnornal.)
Haines, Or., Jan. 23. A deeply inter
esting religious meeting is now in
progress at the Methodist EplHcopal
church here. The revival fervor began
In Worth Powder two weeks ago, when
there were 18 accessions to the church.
witn many anxious inquirers and muco
good accomplished in the community
at large.
Rev. P. Tj. Johnson, who was assisted
ln North Powder hy nls eider brother.
Hev. J. I, Johnson, pastor of the Can-I
yon city Metnoaist episcopal church.
and has undertaken to conduct a series
WHAT IS WRONG ?
Many People in Portland Are Asking
That Question of Late:
S01IE WANT f 0
REDUCE AGE LIMIT
flit - .v,-. tt 1 ,-fi a-, ;l V -
friuenHn
committee on haaiiTTw r-W. tha
Of the MuncilmtUaaB,l5ol,0, Mo"
the measure hasTbn f,-7!UAthM,h
rr!.T v&sz-
proprietors " ' xar y th Poolroom
Within the last few weeks more peo
ple man usual nave compiaineo or ire
quent sneezing fits, tickling In . the
throat, stoppage ln the nose, spasms of
cougmng, raising or mucous, droppings
in the throat and offensive breath, and
have asked themselves what is the matter.
The trouble Is that they are affected
with catarrh and unless immediate
steps are taken to remedy their condi
tion, the disease will Increase - and
spread through the delicate mucous
membrane that lines the air passages.
and a chronic and serious stage of the
disease win result.
At the first symptoms of catarrh,
Hyomei should be used. There is no
other treatment like it or just as good;
none can taae its place ; and cure so
surely, so quicKiy and at so little cost
It Is a scientific medicated air treatment
that does not drug and derange the
stomach, but is breathed In, directly
destroying ait -aisesse germs-tnat may
lurk In the nose, throat and lunge-and
soothing and healing the, irritated mu
cous membrane. , v . ' - . - , y
- Woodard. -Clarke & Q- the - local
agents for Hyomei, have so much con
fidence in the. merits of tha remedy that
they .offer -it on triaf to any catarrhal
sufferer with the agreement ta-rmfnnA
the purchase price ojf lt.00 for the com
plete ouwi o anyone wno lev not satis
fied with the results. You certainly can
afford to test Hyomef with tin offer like
thi. . Get- it now and be cured of ca
tarrh. . : - ,
FRIDA YANPSA TURD A Y
100 Sample, Scfiig Coats
On Sale at Actual Cost
Elegant hand-tailored garments in all the correct styles for springlong silk, linen and mo
hair Autq Coats, Short Coats and Jackets for women and misses in .a complete line of colors
' and fabrics also a few Princess Suits for misses, ages from 12 to 18. Remember, these
being samples, there's but one garment of a kind. We were fortunate enough to secure this
splendid line at a decided reduction from the regular wholesale cost we'll take the discount,
and you can take your choice of any garment in ; the collection at the regular maker's" cost
Heres a great opportunity to secure , the very newest spring styles and save considerable.
See window display. . . r ...
$1.50 Bedspread
- . . - . ., fM W ''yi f
On sale Friday and Saturday only at this special price. Come v Jfl .J m 4 fv '
in full bed size and extra heavy. , Our best regular $1.50 - ,HZ'r-. ,
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS-Good ! siz and, weight, pink, Suits tot women, silk finished
-tfrt- ?n J I" ishdth 8,Jk" Upe; best fC and perfect fitting; standard $2
regular $3.50 grade, Friday and Saturday, a pair. .. $L)J .quality. ; i '
j75c Dress Linens for 3k
M i36-inch pure Irish Dress Linens, the kind that will-be tisfd
' , 'extensivejy the coming season; come in. pink, light blue, tan,
Women's fine white-foot cotton Copenhagen, white, champagne and dark blue; 75c quah'ty. ;
Hosiery, double heel and toe NEW PERCALES 36-inch heavy English Percales in a
and garter top, warranted fast great variety of fancy patterns", the identical quality 10l
and stainless; standard 25c vals. sold all over town at 15c yard, Friday and Saturday la2C -
AlhVVoblDi tiobcfe 39c 1 1 L0NSpAfJSUN
36-inch all-wool 'Suitings, black only; a cloth that is easily - " Cr L '
worth 50c a yard; limit 10 yards to a customer. On sale Fn- ' ' " - - - :" :
tllX SJ" w : , Firt r d Fruit A
50-INCH BLACK BROADCLOTH Warranted alt jure of the Loom Musjins, on sale s
wool and our best regular 85c quality, equal to any $1 J(j at above price second ' grade,
doth in town; Friday and Saturday fecial. . . . .. .oDC jnot so heavy, at .Of a yard.i j "
JCJtC ' 300 sample white Lawn Waists for spring 190cV on sale Fri-
. . day and Saturday;' the assortment contains, the very latest ' ?
'V " 5 . i A -i imodels in long or short sleeves, embroidery or .lacc-trimmedj
Women's and misses" Golf values up to ? 50 ' .vw?,;:;-;;:;'i'-
Gloves in all colors and sizes, CAMBRIC CORSET XOVSRSFihe 'tamtfCorMr CoV-- V
Friday and.Saturdar at this low . ers with 2 rows fine lace insertion, lace edge, beading OC-
price; 35c and 50c grades, 25f . , d ribbon; best reg. 35c grades Friday and Saturday aWC It
GRANT jHEGLKT Mgr.
' x:-it rElka, Building Jr.'j-,. .
Seventh and Stark
Perfect Set
'of teeffli' $'7
The Way We Do
Dentistry
It a dentist with a good reputa
tion charges $8.00 for a gold crown,
no cheaper, by any other dentist, is it i
sa ra-f f
There are two sides to. every
story: .
The Other tlitTm na e t
I- -v a auauv VHJ A VI LliU
established reputation.
Our Bide The difference la: Our '
prom is mucn less ana we work
harder for our money but we give
viia ntiqs vuu lor t.VU. .
Our 17.00 erffflMal taath ..a
tha same equality regardless of
price.
No man ever made a better bridge
wa uner iur .dv per lOO in.
Our fillings are the best.
We have but one price, You can
get- no better, no matter what you
Come and see -us. We will save you
uiuutj,. a.uu are your leecn.
FoIIyv
unar-anteed
sVVork at these Prices: I
Ool4 Crowns . X . w . . . . . ;. '.'i . ii aa
Bridge, per tooth...-; :jg4.Q0 Is
ooid Fillings. . . . .S1.00 to S2.60
eei reetn. Dest made. . . . . . . .aiT.nn
Teeth, mounted on gold. ..S75.00
Teeth, mounted on platinum.. 180
EASflR-I
V .Ha
DENTISTS
' riftb noov BothehUd BaUdlaC
. Phone Stala 8780.
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