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TxIE OREGON-DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ID, 1C03.
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Drinking Men
iNot Wanted h
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The above sign la now iecn in many
hop and offices in , this city, because
drinking men ars unreliable. ,
' Competition it too keen and lite is too
itrenu6us.fojLantrorIC!yetlo,JtecB-nisn
on bis payroll whose nerves are un
steady and whose brains are not clear.
Every line of business is beginning
to close its doors to drinking men. "' .
Drunkenness is a disease and Ilka most
diseases has its remedy. Orrine Is the
reliable : treatment and is sold under a
positive guarantee .to effect a cure or
your money will be refunded. Orrine is
in two forms: No. 1 which can "be used
without the patient's knowledge ia tea,
coffee or food,, and No, i for those who
wish to ba'.eured,--?-,V'f'" ;!$.'? P ''$
, The guarantee applies to both forms.
There we're on!, eight cities in North Mailed In ll-
III SHIP LOGS
; TO
AUSMLA
One of Eight Cities of North'
America Which Shows in
crease of Building Permits
for January Over Same
...Month of Last Tear. , .
Contract to Cut Timber in
i Biberian. JForestsPro res 4
, ;v. Lumber Shortage. ; 'if
' (Washington "Boreas ef Tbe JoareU.)
Washington, IX C, Feb. II. An Aus
tralian corporation has Just received
a concession from the Russian govern
meat to take out 10.000.000 feet of Um
ber a year from a forest in Siberia, V0
miles from Vladivostok, to be delivered
in Melbourne, Australia, approximately
8,000 miles away, and nearly three times
the distance from New York to San
irrancisco. .-v., r . , -
11 is iikeiy tnat no lumbering opera'
lion or recent years more strongly lllus
trates the Dtnch in the timber iudMv In
all parts of the world. -In the news of
me concession, tola In an American
lumber journal,, le the suggestion of the
difficulty that all countries may have
to encounter in getting ine wooa wnicn
they need in the future. Every year
timber cruisers are going further and
further afield and cutting trees which
in former times of abundance they
passed because of the insccessibillty of
the forest .. ,., ...
In taking out the Siberian timber the
Melbourne lumbermen will have to ship
the entire year's cut in Julr. Ausust.
September and October, for during the
remainder or tne year mere is no open
water at the point of shipment s What
last year, nim m.7 vi .mv .
respect, in fact, she has on the contrary
good reason to congraiuiai
the comparatively good showing, being
'America which during January Showed
an Increase of building permits over
-.the corresponding month of 107, and
Portland la one of these. '' ;' - . v
Referring to the statistics a Toronto
newspaper Sj.ows that while that city
showed' a decrease of. building last
, month H was nevertheless : the eighth
; city in North America in value of Jan
- uary permits with the exception ot San
Francisco, which was jipt , listed. ,
' . TV.. Vitmnln nlMF UT1! '" '
y i lArge as was the decrease in building
in Toronto during January, the value of
h..iMin,i for which permits were taken
eelpt ot tl.00. Write for free booklet.
mailed in plain seeled envelope. The
Orrine Co.. ".: Washington. " P. C- ori
Clarke-Woodward Drug Co and nearly
alt druggists in Portland. .
CONVICTS
DUDS
A
eighth among the larger cities or tne
continent in the value of buildings,
forging - ahead of several which pre
Vloualy led her in the race, and showing
a percentage of loes lees than the ma
Jorlty. Out of II cities, the returns
from which have been tabulated, those
showing game number only eiirni. -joey
are: New Tork. including ManhatUn
end the Bronx. whlchhad an increaae
of ( per cent; Kansas City, 1: Denver,
: New Orleats, 11; Portland, Oregon. I:
Terre Haute, 270; Peterson, 121, and
Topeka. SI per cent The rest show
decreases of from 14 to 81 per cent -
, Following are the comparative ng-
res:
City. .
New fork
; Chicago
' Brooklyn . .
phllad'phla ..-
St. Louie .,
1 Portland . .
Kan. City ..
Toronto , ...
Newark
Detroit,. ..
- Denver . . ,.
Cleveland : "
; ,T. Haute
.-.Allegheny-;
Duiutn , .. ,
Buffalo ..
Baltimore .
Bt. Paul
N, Orleans .
'' Omaha . ... :
Winchester
nd' polls ....
Milwaukee ...
Dallas . ; ...
- Columbus .
Toledo ...v.
Peterson k.,
, i Blrmlng'm ; . .
Topeka ,.
O. Rapids
Momie
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4.07,67 f4.l22.?t5
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a.h.
21
...74
1
... 10
I
1 ..
... 22
... 21
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1.2(2.185. 1,237,871
64,HO S.4H,40
.727,971 1,600,922
825.S4S 604.471
S1I.980 ' 444.265
474,462 ; 782. 1
I23.S ' 600,271
226,760 : 791,900
294.760 270,065
171,771 i 707.773 ,,.
-376,42Sr- 849,288 21
26.166 91,535 ... 71
148.000. 418,000 ... 41
, 212.244 832,000 ... 85
197.184
' 196.564
188,760
i 140.160
124.697
''' 122,230
V 108.798
93,080
88,350
. 71.415
83,178
87.620
; 82,125
21.980
Construction .News of Chlcaa-o. com
mentlng on -the resulta for the month,
saya: .Whatever may be the lack of
demand for commercial structures there
ia unquestionably a strong demand for
building or a aemi-pubiio character and
279.228
211.178
170,776 11
187.0R5 ...
. (46.066 V,.
156,749
; 186,871 ...
194,875
175,200 ...
,; 82.001 12S
, 87.270 v..
. 19.100 , 96
V 48.885 ...
ARE PLENTY 17ARL1
plains Shivers NQted by
.Accusing Preacher. ,
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(9pedal Dbsatcb te The loereal.)
Walia. Walla. ' Wash., Feb. 11.
Charges made by Rev:- Van Horn, a
Seattle minister, that, the convicts at
the state penitentiary are not properly
clothed . has created considerable feel
ing against the 'preacher on the part
of the prison officials, who assert that
the statements attributed' to Mr., Van
Horn are without foundation, 1 . '
Mr. Van Horn spent several ' weeks
In Walla Walla last "month holding re
vival services. ' One Sunday he visited
the penitentiary end held servlcee for
the convicts. The penitentiary is ' not
provided with a chapel and the meeting
wan held in the prison court. '
Being a cold, raw day the convicts,
compelled to stand still during the ser
vices, felt the chill air. Mr. Van Horn
observed "ague-like" symptoms In the
Drlaoners and concluded thev were not
provided with suitable . clothing, which
he charged in a sermon before his con
gregation at Seattle last Sunday-morning.
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Warden Reed denies the .charges and
says tho convicta are as warmly clad
as the inmatea of any prison in the
United States. 1 , : , v .-.
The principal charge of Rev. Van
Horn is that the convicts are not pro
vided with underclothing, but this Is de
nied by the warden, who states that a
Walla Walla firm recently supplied
convicts with 200 suits, which Is only
one of several lots of underclothing fur
nished the prison recently. . - . "
LOCKS CASE MUST
si
admitted free, while there is heavy duty
on an manufactured products brought
Into Australia, the duty on lumber, for
Instance, belna nearlv 26 a thousand
feet. At ' Melbourne, a new mill is be
ing erected to manufacture, these logs
Into dreased stock, such as flooring, cell-
Ins and other nroduets. as well aa Into
lumDer,
Theaa Siberian enerationa differ from
the lumbering method in the United
states, in tnat in tnis country it is pos
sible end customary to have sawmills
conveniently situated near the nlace
of production, though with the contin
ually decreasing supply, tns larger mini
often find it profitable to haul their
timber by trains and rallroada many
miles away from ' their saws. Forest
experts of this country . say- that the
hope of the United States for a steady
auDtilv of timber Ilea in the application
of forestry to all timber lands, private
and public, and the careful study of
the economical and better utilisation of
Product. Kven so, a severe shortage in
0 to 25 years must be expected.
BostonV Biggest Dog Show.
Boston, Mass, Feb. 19. Axlstocratlo
Sleep is. nature 'sTre,
building period, when tho ,
energy used by the brain,
: niuscles .and.organs js j:e-
! newed. If you lose sleep,
your system is robbed of
tho strength sleep should
give. r; Continued i loss of
; sleep; multiplies this, loss,
until you become a phys
ical ;wrecls f, "Dr. Miles ' '
Nervine T quiets ; the irri-
tated nerves and brings -
reiresninjv lnyigoratmg
sleep. . h ervine', contains ;
no opiates, , and ;, therefor,'
leaves no bad after-effects. ,
"For over two years 1 suffered tm- ;
told agonies; my friends thought X.
was going crasy. .. I. could not sleep
nor rest at all.' I tried different doc
tors, . but failed to find relief. My
head would ache all the time:' I was
like one drunk: eeuld not concentrate
my mind, and was so restless and
worried that sleep was out of the .
question. After taking one bottle of ,
. XV. Miles' Nervlae I Felt wonderfully,
changed. . I am new on my third bot
tle, and am gaining all the time. X
an lie down and aleep like a child.
na in ante to aa my work."
MRS. MAT 8COTT, English, Ind. -Your
tfruoalet sells Dr. Miles' Nerv
Ine, and authorise him to return
price of first bottle (only) if It falls
i to benefit you. . , .
, Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, 2nd
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Attend BARGAIN SALES. CLEARANCE SAT.F.S
w euiy wuic Qnico wiiqn you wu OUy
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FiRST-CLASS SUITS - FOH T.IETJ
OP US AT,
dogs of all varieties, several thousand I
of tbeouare in the hands of the Judges
at V the twenty-fourth annual show of I
the New England Kennel club, which
opened In Mechanics' building today.' It
Is the most extensive exhibition of dogs
ever shown in New England. Included!
In ' the list are prlse-wlnning canines
from many Parts of the United States
and Canada. Boston terrlere lead the
list tn numbers, but other varletlee also!
are wen representee, including tne bli
Bernards, - collies, , Dalmatians. ,- blood-1
hounds and the various breeds Of ter-1
riers. bulls and apanlela.
NORTH END RESTAURANTS ARE
'
I
There are dozens of styles to choose rrom--every want-
':
cd size and all the NEW fabrics. Some of these idea
tical fabrics and patterns are shown in uptown stores
at $20.00. r i
WHEN YQU SEE IT IN OUR AD IT'S SO
UNDERGOING CLEANING PROCESS!
to a decree not usually found In 'for-J nri nnmttnr. i h-
iurr pci iuuh vi uuuirai-uuu, auib Class
society I a,Wn" that the case of the sUte
against ine .roruanc .uenerai JLiecirio
company, to compel an accounting to
show how much is dus ths state on the
10 per cent of the net-proceeds of the
canal and 'locks at Oregon City, be
heard at the earliest' possible date so
that before the bill, which Is at ores-
YACANT - POSITIONS fnni &wSrff..
oe Known wnetner tne state nas sny
Interest in the canal for the 2200,000
placed in the project. .
Chief Justice Bean, after hearing the
argument of counsel.', remarked that It
was unusual to advance a cause that
includes clubhouses, - schools, .
buildings of various . classes, and
churches, the type of building which
was In no r se a feature of Dulldlng
. construction in former periods of money
stringency" - l - t . .-. . .... -
UNaE SAM HAS MANY
Deputy City Health Officer Dr. H. O.
Parker and City Market Inspector .Mrs.
Sarah Evans have been inspecting the
restaurants in the North End and have
found a woeful disregard for city ordi
nances , regulating the standard of
cleanliness for such places. Efforts to
AWAIT ITS TUKN I 'P1 wn"s and occupants Of the
vuuuings 10 ciean up navt reauitea .in
many cases of , brusque refusals , and
amusing revelations, r -
One Greek flatlv refused tn refrain
from dumping garbage and refuse in a
amau space between his restaurant and
the adjoining building. He had little
knowledge of the law en the subject
nu ra teas. . HO toia tne oniciais to
see the owner of the building. How
ever, the law refers only to the occu
pants and when Dr. Parker and Mrs.
Evans finished their explanation of the
law's meaning, he changed his mind
.(Special DUpatch to The'; JooraaL)
Salem, Feb. 12. Judge Bean has de
nied the petition filed by Attorney'
The United States civil service cora
. mission announces that the following
vacancies exist In the quartermaster's
department at large in the departments
Of California and Columbia: a., , v
Four marine firemen, department of
California. 2900 per annum; four marine
firemen, department of Columbia, 2720;
one marine engineer, department or
California. 21.080; one master, depart
ment of California, 11,000; two mates,
department of California, $900: tone tin
ner, aeparcment oi uaiuomia, iH40.
i- Applications for the positions .men
tioned may be filed at any time with
the secretary of the Twelfth civil serv
ice district, room til, Postofflce build
ing, San Francisco, California, For
other information apply to Z. A. Leigh,
postofflce department.
and promised to be a-ood.
" ' A Frenchman has a lunch, coutner on
North Seventh , street The counter is
in the form of a square and the French-
man has to Jump over it to get inside
and wait on bla cuatomers. inside the
counter was stored an unbelievable
quantity of filth. uwnyaum
"Why don't yon clean put that re
fuser asked Dr. Parker. ' . ,
"Ze lady will do cat w'en she ar
rives." reDlled the Frenchman. -
"Well, how does she get Inside the
counter?" aeked the doctor.
"Oh, monselur. lak I do. She Jump
ia counter ovair. .
Dr. Parker and Mrs. Evans did not
wait to see the lady do the hnrdle act,
but plied their way- to a Japanese re
sort conducted by a Japanese doctor, in
the ' rear of the place a -hole had been
dug in the ground and refuse dumped
into It ' Rats could be seen running
around feeding from the garbage ana j
strewing the filth over the ground In
their endeavors to drag It to the rat
holes.
The Japanese doctor was warned and
a return visit found the garbage ' re
moved, the hole filled up and the res
taurant well cleaned. .
. Other nlaces were visited and slml.
jar conditions were found. While near
ly every proprietor obeyed the warning
riven by the Health officers a few were
ncllned to be aulkv but flnallv cleaned
their places according to the statutes.
le city ornciais say they will prose
te all offenders If thev are riiamw.
ered again in allowing their places to
oecomo puono nuisances. - t - -
- i i ' ' - ' .C
3d and Oak
1st: and Yamhill
had been so long delayed In presenta
tion to tne court, counsel nad taKen
over two years to get In their briefs,
and it was not certain that more were
not coming. . Tho docket could not well
be arranged anew every time some one
wanted the court to hurry its work
when there had been so great delibera
tion on tne part or counsel.
The court may take a year or more
to reacn ine case.
vln submitting the matter to the court
the attorney-general admitted that
there had been unusual delay but de
nied that the state was altogether to
blame. . -
MUSEMENTiS J
Raise
Vour c
Paiiiily
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"Meny Widow" Music l
for the Pianola
For over a year it has been in the Pianola Library.
iivery once in a while, a big hit is scored abroad J
by some musical production- perhaps of a serious f
. criaracier or pcriiaps a iigat opcreiia. n is oiten a
" year or two before such successes are publicly given
on this side of the Atlantic.
It's usually: a fact that such music is obtainable
in the form of Pianola Rolls long before the
sheet1 music is: placed on
sale. case in : point is
the reigning success, the
" Merry ' Widow' which .
made its first New York
appearance October 21.
Pianola owners have been
enjoying this music for
over a year.
TOE "PIANOLA KEEP5 yOD"
CP TO DATE UUSICAUT
V CAUTION Remember
there is but one genuine
Pianola, : made only by the
AeoUan Co.,; and so marked.
Sold exclusively in the North-
!I!StSe HoU8e of High-
planorsJhikilitr
- 23 Washington st.
Stores in All Large Cities
MUSIC FROM THE
"Merry Widow"
"The Tattooed Man"
"The Alaskan"
"The Gingerbread
Man" ; ;
"George Washington,
Jr,"
"ThfRedMill"
and other Operatic Hits
now ready for ,
THE PIANOLA
we are maiang a re
duction of 40 pef cent on
overstocked and slightly
worn Pianola Rolls. Here
is an opportunity to add
to your library. , ,
ft
eft
.St
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' "King of the Cowboys."
This week the French stock comtjanv
offers a melodrama xt a new brand in
"The Klnsr of the Cnwhnv. " t, i. o
western play but it. starts at West
Point, whera the nrtnclnui ...m...
are attending the military academy and
engage in a football match. Later all
are transferred -tn lh. mnn,t.in. .t
plains of the west, , where they en
counter cowboys, Indians and other
wwBicrn cnaracieF tvtuii n t n . i .
Thursday and Saturday:
"Adrift to. the World."
i. vuiiiiiij wren hi me star
in the World." .This new melodrama
uao uus. aja-taii iti i frfn in rna wad e-
d - -- "TT" uciuro I
ai.v it. tunica wu roromrnAnripfi frnm i
capitally staged and costumed and
i i r. wwi tunnies ior the In
troduction of real!
nhnn reservea by tele- j
Last Time at HeUitc Tonljrht,
Tonight at the Heillg theatre. Four
teenth and Washington streets, the last
performance of Klaw and Erlanger'S
producUon of George M. Cohan's mxinU
cai piay, "jcorty-nve Minutes From
orpaqway, win no given. , This will
mure your oniy opportunity or near-
ing ana seeing in is tunerui and merry
comedy. Frances Gordon is playing
"Buster Brown" Tomorrow Night.
The attraction at the Heillg thcat
Fourteenth and Washington streets, 'for
three nights , beginning tomorrow
(Thursday) at special prices and with
a popuiar-price matinee oaturoay after
noon, will be the ' musical cartoon com
edy, "Buster Brown." Master Reed
win oe seen as tJuater. '
"Parsifal."
Society is turning Out to see "Pars!-
zat " at tne jwanjuam, ana tne proauc-
tion is tne taiK or tne town, it is a
dramatised version of the great Wag-1
nertan nnera t and as everv oi. hm
heard of the opera, they want to see I P.f.erl"S at the Lyric, the roarlna-farca
the play. Mr, Connors, as Parsifal. I ne ancy--Hanks." In which It rnH
and Miss Keating, as Kundry, are win-I "e f greatest successes last nlghl
ning new honors at every performance. I "nere will be a matinee Thursday.
3cer. BjucuiiuiiiBia ii&ve never Deen
heard In Portland. The electrical ef
fects, the . magnificent scenery and the
eiaooraie costumes piease as lew nro-
ductions can. "Parsifal" Is a play for
peopie wtio ao not attena orainary at
tractions, matinees saturaay.
"In the Bishop's Carriage."
The success of the Baker company in
Chanmng Pollock's dramatization of "In
the Bishop's Carriage" this week, has
Deen pnenominai, ana every perform
ance is packed to the doors. The natu
ral curiosity concerning. Miss Isetta
Jewel, who opened with the company
in the difficult role of Nance OIdn, the
gin inier, nae turned to araent ma
miratlon for this charming young act
ress, who never for one moment loses
her control over her audiences. Donald
ttowiea aiso piays tne role or ner pal,
Tom Dorgan. in a thoroughly finished
and artistic manner.
Smith's
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Fresh
Oregon
Meats
"FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST
226 Alder Street, Between First and Second
The Only Market in the City That Sells All Oregon Mea
PORK ,f . BEEF, 1101,1
ZVZ v ".ts----'"I Sirloin Steak
ruis bun uivjn, ............. . . t - .
Spare Ribs .................. .12 Prime Rib Roast Beef at 1
hour . ;:. ........ i2u5 Best Kound Steak. .:.i.,.T..l(
sweet Pickle Pork.-i.. ,.1254 Hamburg Steak, fres
Dry Salt Pork ...v.25s every , hour and absolute
Fresh Side Pork , .. ; ... . ....xzi4f . & .. m, v vw v
Center Cuts of Shoulder Roast S t Shoulder Beef Steak.
Pork ..12s) -..-.. r-.---.
cottage nami . . , ... .. ...... wuwuiusi mvmsh ,-;.-;
Hams or Half Hams... J.;;,..l2) ot,. piu- A Uih-m
smith's Pure Lard.,...I.v..,..2 snort Kibs, to bake. . .....
Picnic Hams ...lis) ' Qmf for Stewincr ' ? f
Shoulder Roast Pork. ........ .10et J D?1 or VcwmS ewewe .
Pigs Hocks i ... ;.i,:8 Beef for Boiling ; ;. -l . . i
Pigs', ifeads v;.t!Crj:!!!.iKl!5 Soup Meat
le
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"The Nancy Hanks" a Hit.
TTBrnTJTR.et.T'RTf r,TJTlS Tft
mt All.. .4a I " "' V" w fa, w
a no aiidii m.iir-ar .nmnnsiiv v m - - - at
J.0"!?".? thlsVeek- with it? JatsS
club headquarters, women
1, i e
of Wood
craft hall. Tenth and Taylor streets, at
AT VIP P A TTI Tf A DTV fu a.m. inursaay ana au tnoae wno
lllVXi jAlilf JrAItlX have taken tickets to sell are also ry
quested to report at that time and place
. 4Dora Thorne" at Empire.
X better conlDanv has never' annearad
in x-oniana in 5enna m. wiays immor
tal love play, . "Dora Thorne'7 than ' the
one presenting it this week at the Em
pire, and It is attracting large audiences,
as it' fairly deserves to. Miss Dorothv
Grey In the title role completely wins
tne nearts or ner' audiences irom ne
zirst moment, and does not lose her hold
over them to the last This-excejlent
attraction win continue at tne .umpire
an wm witn n maiines oaturaay. -
' Hawaiian Entertainers.
'Hawaiian singers, ' Instrumentalists
and dancers are on the vaudeville pro
gram at the Grand and the act is one
which easily ranks among the most
pleasing musical acts heard here In
months. The native songs arc ren
dered In good voice and the scenio
background of the act represents the
Honolulu, harbor. Zinell and Bou telle
have a comedy operatic act In which
the remnants of a, strangled theatrical
troupe are depleted. VJ1
Not in a Milk Trust
Horlick?s
Malted Milk
Thai original and anoint
ATold cheap sabstitsites
At your Soda Fountain '
. A glass of Hpriick's Malted
Mflk hot makes a delicious and
refreshing hinch on a cold day.
Ask for Horlick'a
At AH Druggists ' . :-
1 ' SfJrrinc the mwIh i
makes a nourishing, digestible food-
-y u wa w guulu ua
cooking. A cupful hoton retir-
insf Indueea reatfnl iW '
r.. u - . i ..
Prenarallons are going forward which! 7.-'iy"K0"A-.""?,e"
uen b
Miss 1
Wright,
will make -the card party to be given
next Friday "by the "federated clubs of
the city one or tne nnncinal social af
fairs of the winter. The party will be
given-In the handsomo auditorium 1 of
the new Masonio temple, which Will
be used for the first time on;this oc
casion,
The committee that have the-affair
m Charge have every arrangement com
plete. The rooms .being , so large there
will be nr crowding and ample accom
modations will be provided for ' everv
one. Refreshments. will be a feature of
tne party. . , .. ; . ,'., i'fi:vi,;vv'!('.
The chairmen of-all committees are
requestea to . report at the woman's
k: mis.
Ken Belling, Mrs. Day!
Miss Matthews and: Mrs, C M. Car:
Frederick Eggert. Mra
ton. Mrs. Stiles,
C Never Fails to.
RESTORE GRAY or FADED
HAmtoi!ts; NATUalAI.
COLOR and BEAUTY
Those wlshinc tabla reiaervaftnea fn
nave mem df notifying Mrs. 8. M. Bla
mauer. ie norm ueventesnth street.
PADEEEWSKI SEAT
SAIE BEGINS FRIDAY
Tomorrow 4 (Thursday) will afford
your last opportunity of ordering
tickets , by mall for Paderewski before
the sale opens at box office the theatre
next .Friday. This - world-redowned
artist will be heard in a grand concert
piano recital at the Heillg theatre on
next - Monday evening. February 1 24.
under the direction of the Heiilu- the
atre management ' Address letters and
make checks payable to W. T.- Pangle.
Inclose a aelf-addressed envelope to
neiD inaura sais return. I'neae nm.
have been;comlhg.In for the past week,
have been filled in order of thai., re
ceipt and will be returned today. Do
nui oraer seats in ine Daioonv. aa if b.
been entirely sold out. Good seats mar
stui ne naa in eitner the lower floor or
toe. gaiisiry.':,, , i, v , , i.
GERMAN COLONY TO
v BUY OREGON 'LAND
No matter how lone it lias bMn.mv
or faded. Promotes a luTnrinnr ermmn
OX healthy hair. Stons ita fallinc ont ' ; Albert Angermayer writes from Ala-
SUld posttlwelw removes Dan-1 meda, California, to District Forecaster
anm. KeeDS hair soft nnrf 0-lnavtr. Ra- Edward A.- Seals of the weather hurcau
fuse all substitutes.- 2 times as much If ?r Information concerning the climate.
In SL00 as 50c size.' 1 , . v . f' Intention Jelng to secure a tract of
T . mtrn . - 1'00 "9r" ot land.or more for a Ger-
i. - ..... . , miiu vn iiiq nurin DanK or
' COFFEE - "
Takes two things to make
good T coffee : (1) ' good cof
fee; (2) the know how. ,
, x our sTocorreinrnsyoor money If. yosj . ..'T 7"" grow fruits of different kind
doat Uks echiais baati we dm him. t ' W WDAKD. CU I IKE A CO, i,,"f-T?.:,c",?"Jr-,n.lna'n lP engage e
the pro-
ABSOLUTE
SEGURITA
Genuine
Carter's
Little LivepPiU
Must Bear Signature of-
See Pao-Slmlie Wrapper Below. '
Tery ssoall mm as easy '
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CARTER'S
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