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Newspaper Page TextXHn OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 23. 1003. I . 1 rCJt i 7Afi i i i Y A . I ) ) ,'i I M M 'Ay ami vJ 14th and Was:.:,- - f -i V I .... TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Helllc'. .'. . . . . . The -District l." Marquar . . . .ins none 01 Uaker,...."The btrange Adventure of Mis Crown." .. ' I,Vrlo "Thelma" fer '"How Baxter Grand Vaudeville President B. S. Josselyn of th Port land Railway Light Power company baa written ft totter to C. H. Raffety of the city water board, in which tha rail way man says that appliances fcav been lnatalled by the company which will treat lr remove danger from elec trolysis. He eaid that a., such danger haa "been practically removed on the east aide where the chief oomplatnt h.t' mriman in the tat. The cauae of the damage haa reaulted frpra the leak- ,.t ih. nirruit from the rails and Dreading to the city water pipes and mains of other kinds. With the instal ' latlon of the new apparatus the leakage haa been practically eliminated, say " At the annual - encampment" of the Oregon Cavalry and Infantry regiments to be held at Newport in June, J. M. Bhelley of Kugene wM read a .historical Sketch of Company A. fr fi.ref,on 2? f entry. Company A will hold Its an 7 " 1 ..V i. ......Ilnn with tha Ore- . mort troons this summer. Mr. Shelley Is anxious to get the addresses, together . . i- , . ..mln t..nA. of thalr orvloe during the war. of all former member of Company A. First Oregon Infantry. aomora i " are requested to furnish him with the above Information by addressing him, care of the Eugene Mill Elevator com pany. Eugene, Oregon. , ;.;,'.. The eouncll yesterday afternoon de nied the petition of Peters Roberta, furniture dealers, for a sidetrack spur from tho United Railways company s track on Front street to tho firm a building on Davis street. The council men refused the petition on tho ground that it would 1 ft .bad precedent Jo establish sidetracks in the downtown m ia. rpkA AiinA(1mAfi Ts1b.P . thsit If one sidetrack is granted, others will be asked ror wnicn woum rwaun having cars "standing on the downtown streets, blocking traffic ;. -, i v Sheriff Stevens went, to Th Dalles this morning to bring back to port land ft runaway boy, Jame . Dayl. . James Is wanted a an attendant at the next esston of the Juvenile court. He Is ft ward of the court, having been placed on probation some time ago, when he promised to behave. He vio lated this promise when he ran away from .horn, and he will have to ex plain to Judge Oantenbeln. He i about 14 year .old. -' ' j Mrs. IL M. Clinton talked on "Sun day School. Work" at-tho Wednesday Afternoon 'meeting of Central W. C. T. U. Mrs. Jamison, Mra. Blouchard, Mra. Korthrup and others talked an hour to intereat the young girls and women in the Sundav school temperance les sons. Mrs. Northrop has been absent for some time in southern California. Next week Mlsa Conetnnc McCorkle will speak. There will alno- be . ft re ception given to 'Mrs. Northrup. Articles lost and found on the street cars. April 11 and 12: 0 umbrellas, weight packages, three pairs gloves, two pursrs, one grip, one pair spectacles, one pair shoes, one sheet of music, two books, one package of soiled laundry, three lunchboxes, one bunch of keys, one notebook, one hammer. Call at the lost article room of the O. W. P. Rail way station., corner First and .Alder streets. , - . . The franchise of F. B. Holbrook tn tnt n aleotrlc road Six blocks long extending the Alberta, street line of the rortiana Kauway, pany to Irvlngton Park, was sent to the city executive board yesterday af- chlae will expire with the franchise of the rortiana auway, i.i(ui -w-er company. 7 ., . Owing to the great amount of. bust, ness which came up before tho council yesterday the members were unable to conclude the work and are again In ses sion this afternoon. Municipal business has grown so rapidly In the past few months that the councilman havo had to hold adjourned meetings for tho past eight or ten regular meetings, y - Thero will bo ft meeting of the Thompson school olrcl No. It, tomor row ftfternoon at I o'olpek.' at which all mothers have been Invited to at tend. - The meeting will be addressed by City Health Officer Dr. Esther C. Pohl and wUl be held In the school building, Shaver street between Kerby and Borthwlck. A. O. Oumaer was discharged by his employer. P. I "Wise, who ti building a. roadway at Union ftvenu and East Burnside, and the next day when he visited th place an altercation en sued during which, so Oumaer saya. Wis struck him. Wis was arrested this morning and deposited $20 ball for his appearance In court. Smoke coming out of the windows it . the : Armour ..warehouse. ; Sixth and Couch streets, caused ft fire alarm to 1 be. turnea in at mianigni. a aeiecuva flu threw the smoke from the meat- No Cocaine, No Gas No Students Our success la due - td uniform high-grade work at reasonable prices. NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflicted with heartweak neaa can .now have their teeth ex tracted filled and bridgework ap plied without the least pain or dan ger. ) . . ' PAINLESS EXTRACTION . J.BO J2-KARAT CHOWN3 5.00 BRIDGE WORK ............ 5.O0 OUR BEST PLAIN PLATE . g.OO ALL LINED PLATE 1 5.00 TEETfl. lTF Examination sad Constats tlon Tree. . Rc-Enamcling Teeth Is" the greatest Invention in modern dentistry and haa been most success ful of all methods. We extend to all ft special Invita tion to call at our office and have thtir teeth examined free of charge. We own and control the largest and beat equipped dental establish ment in the world, having It offices all told. . " We give a written guarantee with all work for 10 years. Lady, attend ant j - . , Open evening tin T. Sunday 9 to L Union Painless.Dentists ali Monfsst, Coney First. Designed and manufactured especially for the man who is particular.. SUITS $20 to $40 ' TOPCOATS Sold Only by ' 311 drying room in the' wrong direction, and ft passerby hastened to the nearest alarm box. A cigarette stub la believed to have caused blase In the Cosy Kitchen, Oliaan - etreet near Sixth, at almost the same hour. The firemen were called In when a volunteer brigade iauea , to extinguish tne lire,' , For stealing ft pension check from hi father, Charles Wright. S04 Russell street, wa arrested yesterday on com plaint of his father, a baker. Wright forged his father's name and tried to cash It at ft saloon. He craved a drink and had no other money. Hla case will be heard In the municipal court tomor row. , The room thief who haa,1een ao busy . i i of late may now array himself In a fine "blled" shirt . The room of Alex Miller, an employe of the Western Union. In the California house on North Third street, was entered and robbed yeateraay or Aimers snirts. . Penney . Bros.' Friday Special. Our 11. to crade of Port, Sherry, Tokay, Mus cat and Sauterne wine at 11 per gallon. Our II grade of Port and Sherry at T6c per gallon. Our 6-year-old straight Ken- lucay wniaaey at fi.it per gallon. Penney Bros., S7I-J81 E. Morrison st Phone East 287, B-i42. Free delivery. A resolution was passed by the coun cil yesterday afternoon fixing th wdlUt of certain street in Piedmont at 14 feet It is the intention of property owner elong the street to pave them with . hard-surface pavements. The streets are In the district bounded by Kllllngsworth, A Ins worth. Union and William avenue, f After stumbling tip the back stairs of an Everett street rooming-house last night ' John Bequest was thoughtless enough to pull a revolver when asked what he wanted. ' Bequest wa drunk, to be sure, but the gun wa loaded, so he wa speedily escorted to tho police station oy ; atrounan iiirecn. Th ' council granted . Dan . Kellaher ft leave of absence for six weeks yes terday afternoon.. Kellaher Is ft dele gate to the national convention of retail grocer at Boa ton and the leave of ab sence was asked for to enable him to make th trip. Awnings, porcn curiam ana rusouuan framsa. . wa solicit your Datronaare and giutrantee . satisfaction. - Agencies at overy lown m in nunnwou - rriuam- ette Tent te Awning . Co. Main (. The eouncll yesterday voted to refuse to ftllOW ft new stenograpnio ciera in th city plumbing Inspector' . office. i.t.1. m A A f , . n n 1 Hoi n m- a riMmmflndari by th way and mean committee. irriAntt ...nlnr Inrll 81 at tha centenary M. E. church, corner East fsintn ana i-ine sireaia, u o,i vpwa. Adult 26a . Children lk Purity Liquor Company Special. This week our : 11.60 grade red and whit Port at (1 per gallon. Bottled beer a specialty. Free delivery. Phone East 4427. B-1S6S. .I0S East .Morrison, X a .jvn. j. - - North Central school will hold a meet ing Thursaay at :ow p. m. y r. iueu b. an eve, ear and throat specialist will address the meeting. , , : W o sponge ana yreaa . J"v ww'o Shine your enoea, ; nil mr ax.su uiuuvu. Main tl4, A-4214. J Wagon run every Tallnrtnir Co.. 109 fitaxk. IUIW . a' awaja- a ----aw r - ' Mr. W. Wt Payne will addre th mother and teacher of th Home Training circle. No. 11,. at Shaver chool, Friday at i p. m. Bteamer Jess Harklns, for Camas, Washougal and way landing, daily rant flundav. Leave Waahinaton atreet dock at 2 p. ro. , . . claas work; reasonable. . Both phone. Rlngler wlmminr bath finest in city, now open for ladles and gentlemen. Expert Instructor. . 186 M E. Mor. 26c For blgh-grad SDectacles N at low loaa' ta Geona Rubenateln. ODt eorge Rubenateln, optician, 183 Fourth st, bet Tambia and .Taylor. Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil 'and tine gasoline, phone East 78; B-1007. Trellis work, wire fencing. Portland Wire A Iron Work. Second and Everett Woman's Exchange. IIS Tenth street lunch 11:1 to 2; business men's lunch, B. W. Moore, expert ' photographer, Elk building. Seventh and Stark sts. W. A. Wis and associate, nalnleas dentists Third and Waahlngtoa, , . .y Or. T. J. McCracken. dentist Roth- child building. . , Chamber eV Son, optician. 121 fth. Berger. sign, how cards. 284 Yamhill. Journal want ada.aQ ft word. V . ... - .. f . $20 "to $35 a Morrison Street . ' ) Opp. Potoffico AT THB THEATRES 6- . Musical Play t Hellls. . The attraction at the Helllg theatre. Fourteenth ana Washington stree-.s, lUIIlfUl, Wilt W .(IV KltCK HIUBIUU Y l The District Leaden." This excellent offering began Its engagement laat night and the big first-night audience enjoyed every minute of the aplendld cast or principals, special price man nee Saturday. , - "Ham Tree" Sale Tomorrow. Tomorrow, Friday morning, at box office the Hellla- theatre. Fourteenth and - Waahlngton . atreet, - the advance eat sale will open for the famous naira Imneraonaiora. Mclntvre and Heath 1n their big musical play. "The Ham Tree," whli they , will present at the above theatre next Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday nights, April n. 28 and 29. A special-prlc mktlnee will be given Wednesday arternoon. "Tho Bell of New rork." Robert Lett, the new comedian of th San Francisco Opera, company, 1 mak ing an Immense bit thl week at the Marquam in "ine nen or new iora. H li on of the funniest comedians een here In age. Teddy Webb sing a topical aong, rears Ago," wnicn is one of his most, amusing flort. "The Belle of New York" la a One musical comedy which has lost none of its magnetism. A lively Comedr. "The Strange Adventure of Miss Brown," which th Baker stock com pany Is presenting all this week, la a fare comedy, dealing with Impossible lite In a young ladles' seminary, . and fUled with the liveliest kind of fun and merry mlxups. It keeps its large audi ence in ft state of constant laughter and send them home la rare, good hu mor. . - Thelm" Tonight t Lyric. . Th star attraction of th week at th local theatre is "Thelma," a pre sented at tne Lyric by the popular Allen company In ft most finished - manner. Every -member of the cast is doing splendid work, especially Verna Felton in the title role, William Blake, Revelle Urquhart and Forrest Seabury. x ADVOCATES MEN'S r J. CLUBS IN CHURCHES Afth ftfUrnoon meeting of the Congregational - churches at Highland church yesterday afternoon, E. B. Mc Naughton. president of the men's club of the First Congregational , church spoke on the work for men. He advised special accommodation for men,., and a larger opportunity for them to find their friend and thelr interests among the church people. He strongly advo cated men's clubs In the churche. ; Miss Mary Farnham of Pacifitf uni versity gave an earnest talk on th Christian college of th Twentieth cen tury. .. - f In th morning 20-mInute addresses were made by Rev. J. J. Btaub, Rev. J. R. Knodel, Rev. E. C Oakley, Rev. D. B. Grey, Rev. W. f Ollmore.' -In the evening ft popular-meeting was held and addresses made by Kev. Paul Rader and Rev.' A. J. Folsom. It was' announced that th Pacific Coast Congress of Con gregational churche will meet In Port land. May, 1909.-. ... "M "I - - i," 'i rantain Richard Pearson Hobson,5! congresBman ;fjroin Alabama, .wno will lecture ac tne weing uetire on Friday evening May 1, oa -"National Defense ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' :;nri;I..7334 Washington St., Opp. . 2 Entrances: toA caMnfh street Wm New Millinery .1 1 ''.!,. . .1 A . oWinff to our as ,7 , ' . 1 " -. - Easter, and then bur inability to unpack our large shipments be cause of delav in pettine the: building ready, we now have the t : 'i pleasure oL introducing the new store, Nonpareil,: to you by ; ' means" of a great general price-cutting sale, commencing Saturday s -.- morning." 1, y ;.k;'V ; ' V:';';'"." -V''''''c.'-'V' ' jI iEvery hat, embracing the handsomest,' newest styles many not elsewhere shown indilding street hats, tailored hats and those ; for dressy wear French patterns, picture hats, etc; every suit and y coat, Tepresenting all the choicest, seasonable styles in every de sired color, fabric and design. Every article in the store is new, fresh, and splendidly selected. The' value is there. The more critical you are, the better we like it. There's a bargain in every ' huy. ' ' ' , '.;' ,. V:;':;s;; Proprietors -W. D. FRALLY, Millinery; J. D. WLNTZY, Suits LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST . - i awaaHaHaaaaaa, A iso library riven awsy absolutely free. ', An elegant library of IM church, club or society la Portland securing the largest rohr or we. Vote will b Issued with paid-in-advance subscriptions to lhe Journal ai i fol low? Owyear. 27.60. 70 votes, six months. IMS. 200 vote.; three W&A KiSSn? Khrwbbra?y esiei CurKnt account when promptly paid r entitled to votc Uhrary SmT exhibition In th Fifth treet window of Th journal offlc, corner Fifth and Tamhl I streets Ballot boxes are located at Holsmans Jfwelry tor l" Third T itetTwhlt. Front drug .tor. 112 O tntttMnMw drug store. 271 Russell tret. where all votes mhvM be deposited. Trade Tk Ann n marchant and get busy with th votes: . .liU "w aw..v.w- . yt. M. ICASXSZJj at CO, dry good, clothing and ho. 120 to S24 Kast Mor rleon trC . ' - X. HOIatAJr. Jowlr, 141 Third treet. Main 111. O. VL KOlMrraAT-5-s...PhotoaTaphor, 7u .i.a.L Paalfla 1720. ' k BTOB- AOB CO, offlo and Jholl iHiVs North Sixth atreet Main lata. A-lils. aaara m w aainiBO OO. B porting good. 122 Grand aranu. East I2J. 212 Pin trct. Horn A-21I., Main 1142. 1 TtrxjOAJr CO AZi CO, offlo 221 Burn IdYVtrt Main 27?. A-2774. XT7S02C OSTJJ, '"cht tailor. 224 BUrk street. Peclflo 200. OBSOOS aTBWI OO, cigar and new. 147 fiixU Street w a. TT.T-an" nliimbina and ga fit ting, 407 William avenue. Eat 4224. BBVO fTOBB, 122 Grand V. S. 64. a. ft WXXXZTT, grocer, ist erana avenue. B-12C1. East iss. -anawv. aiaica fSD. finest bop in th city. 1 BUtn tret wiiaaia TUMTua bovisi, jiu Tamhlll. oornr ark. ; Main 6411, A-2747. , ' . CXXOAOO ltAJLKET, meats, ill aura street Main 412. - ... East Morrison street Eat 2128. B-1422. WATsATTiraiW CO, druggist, 274 Russell street East 142. t m b. fj. WBlOSre, dentist. til Washington, corner Seventh. Main 2114. AUOS nXXMM, . nn miuinery, BKAsTXS I mn. wood dealer. yardSaat Klfhtn and Math treet. at 214. trmJUTTJT 2I2I8 CO, corner Second YSd ColumbU .ueet; retail 144 Third trei. MOOBB BBOS, east side new deal ara and confectionery. Williams avenue and Rusll street Eaat 4702. B, A. KcADAlIS, bicycle and lng goods, Williams avenue and Knott tr East 2482. .w,.m mktL wyy,y,TP af a. v aiaw.iaa TOBT, umbrella and leather good. 444 WUllam v. C-1004. Merchants Savings & Trust Company 247 WASHINGTON STREET Capital Pays Interest on Saving Accounts and Time Certificates. Receives deposits subject to check without limiution as to amount. ,v v ' Effects collections In any part of the country on most rea sonable terms. Acts as trustee in all legitimate relations. -. . " Cares lot properties, collects rents, etc. Interviews solicited with those contemplating any phase of :"Our service, ; r v . . -. - ' . ,. ,-,4. . , . cu H.nttafa must next week : stand trial In th. municipal court for prac ticing without A license, complaint hav i.. Un auit hv the state board of dental examiner. : P.. 1,-Autlm J.. E. Morstrom. J. H. upp- ana i , Zvi. will he heard Monday. whlle the next day F. c. MeUlah and J., R., Arnold will appear. . - r-'1' i. -, : ' -- '-, : ..,., a 1 1 . i - ! A custard bake dish free, 6 "want ad" page. and Suits at Lowest Possible . J . . . ' 1 . . . . J esoecial preparation and extensive ordering tor frcJ HBtlE FURNISHERS TATZ.OB ft BTABTOJf, plumbing and gas ntuog. ioi fin street CXBTTBAX KABXET, meats and fish, 120 Grand avenue. B-12SI. East 412. 2. A. BOSMX. wallpaper, painter ana decorator, 104 union ave. Kaat to. 2EOX8SBX. ft FBBT. meat and fiah. 140 First a't Main 1170. CTSnrBCXXBT BBOS, wood dealer. Marshall and llthsta. Both phones. OOLDITATIB'l OBOCEXT, 271 Rus sell st Saat ISO. 90XM B. MAZXET. grocaries, 412 Washington st Main 2147. A-2147. T. K. SATIS, barber. 242 Williams ave. STTTCXITrB ft 1LTXD, wall paper and paints. 401 Morrison st Main 1472. MAX It. SMITH, florist 160 Fifth at. opp. Meier A- Frank. Main 7214. QtTBXX CZTT BTXTWa ft CXJBAlTnia WOBKS, 28 Qrand ave. East 2443. SUBBIUBB ITTSZi COv Long or short wood. B-1441; Saat 204L Office and yard Thlrty-slxtt and Hawthorne C. 2V. COXS.SOIT. 'j lnsmlth. 2S4 -Grand avenue. F;st 6C0J. . BAXliB, opUcian. Dr. B. J. Mill, a, alsunt Mala 1474. Ill th t - XOXTXWZST. OTTflT CO, sporting goods. 112 4d st Main 2004. . COZJnCAX XABDWABB CO, hard ware, mechanics' tool and cutlery. 104 2d at Main 4127. ETTBXXA CAXBXAOB WOB2CS, Mfg. and repaiiers of carriages and wagoua, 112 Burnald. Pnciflo 2047. ' . ' WOOBXaAWX IVAIiaVBT OO. Rough Dry' and Finished Work, Wood lawn 1222. 427 Dekumave. JOKX BOXsTTOIA Cleaning and dyeing; Quick work. 44 Vs 4th st COaaVXBXA TXMM CO. -Fish, oysters, poultry;, butter, eggs, etc. Main 6; A-4664. ' Third and Ankeny sts, p. X. CXXBIVI. ft CO, meats. Wood lawn I; C-1S8. 714 Union ave. north. POBTZ.AXD TB2TT ft AWBTHO CO, tent and awnings, window awnings and porcn ounaiiis m ajwi.j. v at. S IEB Real estate and Invest ment. Room 411 Corbett bldg. Mali 4840. . -, -.v. . . j $150,000 ONLY LITE AND T H F ; ACCIDENT INSURANCE BEST SOS Walls Fargo Bids'. VTctfoot Oil Blacking ttake Shoe Waterproof1- Freaerve IVeaUtetwXot Ehia . At all Baaaec. Imperial Hotel r 7 v " , Cost i i 1 1 ii I . Let the Portland man go where he will, do what he pleases, and buy what he wants, and he Invariably gets full worth for his money. He stops at the best hotels he can af ford rides in a Pullman eats the best food emokes the' best cigar a reads the best literature makes the best friends and goes after the best and biggest busi ness.' Nothing "stumpsT. a Portland man. He ' may not always buy the high-, ' est-priced goods, but when they are bought, paid for and delivered they usually are worth all they , cost or more. .This disposition' of the Portland man is car ried to his personal at tire. He insists upon the latest in cloth the most careful measurements the best fit and most styl ish cut. Wherever he goes, whatever he buys, he "gets his money's worth." This J is absolutely true of him in the springtime -if he g'ets Columbia tailored clothes Grant Phegley Mgr. Seventh and Stark Sts. -he ;: gets the best for his money ' ' f'hnnaa Viln 1 ant A ll" TOBIQXT, rS-HT A.D tA.. 4 J til Pparlal Prlr. Mnilna F;iiir.1ay, Th Mualual-l'ome ly imiirM. IKE D1SIRSCI UADLU, Evnlnfa, tl 40 to bOc; Mutlnaa, 1 t. MARQUAM - GRAND Portlands Famous Theatre .. I'hone Main 4. Only four more performance Tnntttit. rriuay, Baiuraay aiaiinc. nn rtiani. "THK DELL st OF NEW YORK" Mualral numbers that re all hllallir Tddy Webb sing "Yrare and Years As-r' Kvrnlnga, zoo,, iuc, iac, ii "". 14c, 40c, 74. . - BAKES TCEATSE QKO. It. BAKER. Oen. afanaar. Tonight All Thla Wfk-Mat. 8aturdy "IBB STBABOB ADTBBI TUBES O MISS UOW. A scream tt fun and laughter. Life In a girts boarding school. IHd you laugh at "Charley s Aunt" T ,Well. yo win laugh at this. - , ' , . " ' Evenings, He, 44o. 40e. M. 15p. 140. sTeai Wa.k -Barloc Molmee." . LYRIC THEATER Both rhoneei Mala e8S Soma, A-109-. Week commencing Monday. April to, . .n . i - in.. Varna altorl and the Allen Stock Company In CJiarl W. cnaae a orimiuMuim relll's celebrated novel, "TSTB1JCA." Matinees Tueeday, Thursday, Hat" day and Sunday. Prlo.a 10o and o , . . a 1 R Priaaa 10c. 10 and IOC Boaea 40. Offlc pea 19 a. m- 10 iv p. m. . . THE GRAND VssicvlIIc deluxe , Tor th Entire Week of April 10. MR LKO COOPKR A ca Presenting "The Price of -; j TWO BOSBB A Dainty Musical Offer- f. r. JfOBTBrSSA-lTh Tea f JH I. J. . . P. vyw. THE STAR ZTtfZi Week Beginning April l. Jvui. Th R. B. Krench Stock Company BOW BAXTXB BTTTB A Comedy Drama in Four Act, by Owen havl: Matinee Sunday. Tuesday. Thuraday and Saturday at 1:10 p. m. Price 10 and JOe. Brery venlng at 1:16 p. m. Price 14o. 14 Nert Week th Armstrong Musi" Comedy Company Present "A Scotch Highball.", - , , - " The NICKELODION WINL INDUSTRY AND ITS LFFLCTS OAKS RINK . A :t TOBIOBT ' Musi Every Afternoon and Evening. l.pm nrmr lajatr! Com and have free examination. Wfi EXTRACT TEETH FREUjl Wla, VER FILUNQS. lie UP; GOLD TUUf! INQS, 74e UP; SET OF TEETH, l J5 SPLENDID SET. 14.004 - GOLD ROWNS. 11.40 TO 14.00. r- i . All work guaranteed for ten yars. Lady attendant always prnt All work don absolutely without pel by socialist of from 11 to SO year ax-' perienc. v ;- . , Boston Dentists . Home nioM A-S03O. Pbon Btal SOM. : ': ' asm SffozTiMK wu Ops Pwrtofflo. . READ OUR PRICES XaJr Onttlna 2X4 Trlmmisa B4 ......... -.254 Shampoo, faney o pUtm....23 ShaTins- ...... ...... ........X5 Toar Shoe ShUed Xre. Book i-:.;,y,,Vfi. Shaving JTr. . j 15 MODEL The luit 11-ohaJr Barter snov la til olty. Only best of skilled . - baxber . employed. 91 Sixth Street Diamond Ilonse Pdnt , GUARANTEED ""' t - " gallon lots. S1.40 per OL 1 gallon lot. tl.BO P' t , ' Manufactuted by' ' ; PORTLAP SASH & CCCa CO. S30 Front U Portland, Or. Of aD variatlai atnaaBtlr carta la a law Urt withsui atargical.BerMiaa ar aaualloa froat builaaai. No ft III ba acceMc4 aattt tai aatlaat to completely Mti-i. Sulv. Fidelity nupTuns Cun" SIS Bwetlaad Bldg, rOXTLAJTO, If. pP-.;Moiiey v .-. ri . r r- st