The Oregon daily journal., April 27, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL . PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 74 1CC3.
Town Topics
TOXIGUT'S AMUSEMENTS.
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ker ......,.,,.. "Sherlock Holmes
Mi.r "A SootCh lllStlbait
l.vHrt . "From Sire to Son'
Grand Vaudevlli
il l complimentary dinner to th
ninbin pt th Orefoa Retell Oroceri'
. sssoclatlon glvsn leat vntng at the
Portland . by Praaldant 8, U Klin of
Corveills In honor of tha local offtoara
, of tha aaaoclatlon plana war dlaouaaad
. lor bringing tn next national conven
, Hon of th organisation to Portland,
Mr. Kiln laft Lhle mornlna- for Rich
mond, Virginia, where ha will attand
, tha auanual conference of tha grocero,
' as a rapraaantatlv cf 1 thla atat.
From Richmond ha goaa to Boston aa
"tha Oregon dslegat to tha national
convention of th , association. Mrs.
Kiln accompanies - him.- rouowln
ware tha auaata at tha dinner: C 1
Merrick, Dan Kellaher, Baa J. Dreaaer,
A. A. Kaddarlv. C W. Stubus. F.
Dreaaer, J. Ct Mann. Kmll Ountber and
a. a. wiiiatt.; . .
. ' Article lost and found on' the street
. car April II mad If: , Seven umbrella.
, flv cult ' , three telescope, two
grips, three coat, one garden rake, one
net. one Key, on rascinator, one musio
. roll, on bridle, one Teddy bear, two
pair gloves, on slicker, on locket,' two
Doe ror tvecx, on revolver, two pur.
ooe gocart, on package papere, ona
j child coat, flv package, on grabba,
Tha corduroy pant that have been
called for have been found. Call at tho
loat article room of the O. W. p.
railway station, corner First and Alder
ireeia.
Th TJnltfcd States civil sarvic com
mission announce an examination May
14 to secure eligible from which to
max appointment to in a position or
hyalcal chemist Id th laboratory of
he United State geologto survey,, at
1.110 per annum and vacancies as
they may occur; also an examination
May to, for tha poaltlon of preparator
of fossils, fanale), 7f per month In
th geologic aurvey. For these as
, amlnations application ahould be mad
to z. a. Migb at in postornc d
partmenL
Charles W. Wilson, stats crtary of
th Y. M. C A. of Washington, 1
planning to organise an aaaoclatlon la
Vancouver and another at th army
barracks. Th authorities at tha na
tional capital favor th organisation of
I. m. u. A.' at army posts, and 8o-
reiary wuson ropes to nav tn van
couver commander annrova hla nlana.
Th city aaaoclatlon 1 believed to be
assured, as many requests for It have
oomn receivea. air. wiison was in
Portland yesterday and went to Van
couver last night.
An adjourned meeting of th elty ex
ecutive board will be held this after
noon at 4 o'clock. Many bids for street
and sewer Improvement will be onened
and a number of bids will be awarded
on similar Improvement Other busi
ness or routine natur will be trana
acted. The members will transact the
buslneas that waa to have coma up at
rgjir meeting, last rrway. which
waa postponed because of the death f
Charfe A. Cogswell, member of th
uua.ru.
afra Ellner, who live at I4 Car
Uthers street, had th unique experience
early Sunday morning of aeelng a men
robbed and hearing th conversation
between the hold-up man and hi victim.
The man robbed waa drunk, and th
highwayman, who hsld him up In th
approved manner, waa disgusted be
cause hi booty was only 10 cents. Mra
Ellner says the foot-pad wore dark
clothes but on account of the darkneaa
she could not give a detailed description
of htm-
Preparation are well under way for
the llth annual mooting of th Oregon
Pioneers' association In Portland. Juns
11. Judge M. C Qeorg ha been se
lected spesker of the day and several
other persons will deliver brief ad
dresses. Arrangements have been made
with th railroad companies to secure
a round trip rate from all Oregon.
Washington and Idaho points for one
and one-third fares. While the place
or iioiaina; inn ceieDrauon nas not oeen
seieccea u will be don thla week.
I,at car ervlc from Portland to all
point between Oolf Junction and Lents
Junction on Sprlngwater division Port
land Railway. Light A Power company.
Effective Monday. April 27. the Mt
Scott cars leaving irst and Alder
streets at 1:40, 11, 11:20 and 11:40 p. m.
will turn In to carbarn at Mllwaukle
over th Sprlngwater division via Lenta
Junction, .. furnishing a late service to
all point between Lents Junction and
uoir junction.
IIEl'J OFFICES
CROl'JD CITY 11
I
Historical Society May Be
. ;, Moved to Make Room ;
, for Departments. "
Will th Oregon Historical aoolsty
have to mov It quarter from th
otty hall, where It exhibits nav de
lighted thousand of person ever slnoe
th building was com plated or will th
eM hall oommltt of th council find
some othsr spscs for ths offices of the
city sealer of weights and mesa urea and
for I'arkksepsr MlscheT
For tha first' tlms sine th spacious
city hall was built th city officials
ara nrnwda1 for office a Dec. Park-
keeper Mlech recently applied for of
fice apace In th cKy building and he
Is entitled to It. In addition to th
parkkeeper th city sealer Of weight
and maaaurea and MB OeoutV. WOO may
he appointed today by Mayor Lane, are
entitled u orrioe specs in in Duiiaing,
but there are no vacant -offices.
The hlatorloal society oocuple sight
rooms on ths fourth floor, for which
It pays no rent There ara several coun
ty officers occupying room In th
building; but these pay rent, save the
county aasessor who collect th city
taxes. which 1 considered a rental equiv
alent. - , ; ,
Thar I no wish ton th part of
ths eitr offlcisla to remove the his
torical society for it exhibit has come
to be regarded as ons or tn oast xea
turss of ths building. Seldom a day
passes but large crowd are attracted
to the city hail by th dleplay owned
by th society and th official realise
that thl fact alone keep mor people
In touch with th city government than
would be th case if the zhlblt war
removed.
However, th city sealer of weights
and measures and the olty parkkeeper
win reouir two room apiece ana in
asmuch as there ara no vacant rooms
at ths present. tlm some change will
have to be made. The problem 1 a
vexing one for th committee and the
member will meet this sfternoon at 4
o'clock to endeavor to find a solution
which will accommodate the officials
and retain th eoclety.
Odd Fellow of City View lodge.
Pell wood, and Rlvervlew lodge. Mil
waukta, joined by the Rebekah of
those places, celebrated the eight
ninth anniversary of th founding of
their order yesterday afternoon. Meet
Ing at tha Sellwood Methodist churoh
' they listened to an Interesting address
by Rev. Thomaa J. Elkln, pastor of a
Gresham congregation, who told of th
origin ana worn or tn uaa f ellows.
The district board of charities of th
German Baptist Brethren church for th
district of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho, has tiled articles of incorporation.
It Is a benevolent society formed to aid
the old, destitute, crippled, orphans and
an in neea oi neip ana to mum tain
schools and homes for them. Tha in
corporators are P, J. Quest nbury, George
F. Win and J. H. TraybilL
Fred Fraly. 15 years old, did not go
with a lean purs when he set out to
see the world. Bis aunt, Mrs, Rose
Westerman, 459 Water street, feel
compelled to lay at tn Boy's door the
theft of $100 from her trunk. He took
all his clothes and vanished. He Is a
freckled, blond youngster with a fat,
round fac. . v .. .... .,
Anton Braida, formerly a car cleaner
In th yard of th Northern Paclflo
Terminal Company, has begun suit for
$12,040 damage for Injuries sustained
while he was at work on the morning
LARGE AUDiEHCE-
HEARS CM
Pleasing: Eenditipn of "The
Redeemer" at Taylor
Street Church.
A finished psrformsncs of th can
tata, Th Redeemer," by Jnllsn Ed
wards, was given yesterday morning at
th Taylor-atreet church. A larg crowd
was In attendance, standing-room was
filled, and manr could "not set In It
all. W. H. Boyer directed the chorus
and orchestra and produced aa excellent
piece or wora.
The cantata 1 tn four part, relating
th advent, the nativity, the crucifixion.
the resurreetlon and ascension. A cho
rus of some 40 voices Intsroreted the
composition, which has a good deal of
dignity and grace, and an orchestra of
20 pieces assisted. The members of
th quartet did splendid solo work -Mra
J. 8- Miller, soprano; Mia Evelyn
Hurley, contralto: E. C Davis, tenor.
and Charles Cutter, basso: with Mra
Jessie MoConnell Hale and R. Schramm
assisting In th quartet work.
Another quartet, consisting or Mra
Nettle Oreer Taylor, Mrs. W. A. T.
Rushong, Sidney Lathrop. and W. A.
Montgomery, sans- tha chorus of ths
angel choir from the rear gallery and
succeeaea in neigntening uie aramatic
effect Of the last Dart of the cantata
where life triumphs over death.
The chorus una well In resoonas to
Mr. Bovar's baton and rot rood volume.
Theschantlng numbers were don with
especially cood effect, and th unac
companied singing of a choral showed
careful training and finished work. Mra
Warren E. Thomaa was accompanist.
Mr. Boyer deserves much pralss for
th handling of hi material.
TUB BTOKB NOTED FOB, BEST GOODS AT LOWEST TIUCE8
GREAT SPECIAL BARGAINS IN "DEFENDER" UNDERMUSLINS
'
ATTEND OUR GREAT
MB
TUESDAY and WEDNESDA Y
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UnfaVorable wetther U reipomiblc for tbet drastic reduction. ,' It'i simply a caie of get rid
of this stock now, even if w ara obliged to reduce the prices, to near .coat Economical
women will profit by this freat tale and oupply their summer needs, All prices and auilitiei
will be found precisely at advertised. , Out-of-town orders filled at prices quoted.
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At5c
Scotch Lawns In a great va
riety of new 1908 , patterns,
light and dark colors; on tale
Tuesday and Wednesday.
At !2C
28-Inch fine French Organ
dies in pretty floral designs,
light and dark colors; very
fine and sheer; 20c value.
At 25C
28 -Inch whit Waistings,
stripes, dots, . figures, bars
and checks; standard 35c and
45c values; good variety.
At 19C
32-Inch fine Persian Lawn,
very sheer and our best reg
nlar 25c quality; on sale two
days only at this price.
At 35C
27 - Inch imported novelty
Waisttngs, beautiful sheer
fabrics in stripes, checks,
etc; all colors; regular "50c
At He
30-inch, white India Llnon, '
fine even thread and the best
regular 15c quarity; on sale
for two days only.
At 15C
30-Inch fine sheer India Lfaon
in tan, white and black; marked
to sell in the regular way at 20c
a yard.
At 7'AC
27-lnch French Lawns in a good
assortment of light and dark
colors and figures; best regular
10c grade; a snap.
At IOC
27-Inch Biege Suitings, a high
class novelty for summer wear;
full range of leading colors; 15c
quality.
At 18c
30-Inch genuine Calatea Cloth,
in dots, figures and plain colors;
regular 25c value anywhere in
town.
At 9C
27-Inch checked and stripe Nain
sook, several different patterns
to choose from; best regular 15c
quality.
At 12'AC
Genuine A. F. C. Ginghams In
a fine range of colors and' pat
terns; all new 1908 stock; worth
15c yard.
Atl5c
Danish Cloth, used exten
sively for jumper suits and
separate coats; leading col
ors and standard 25c grade.
At 19c
Black Grenadine stripes and
checks, very sheer and suit
able for elderly women; reg
ular values up to 35c
AtlOC
Amoskeag Dress Ginghams,
in ail colors and a great va
riety of patterns; on sale for
two days only at this price
At 15C
Linen finish Suitings, in
light and Copenhagen blue,
cream, pink, gren and dark
blue; a standard 25c fabric
At 15c
33-Inch fine French Organ
die, very fine and extremely
sheer; soft finish; best regu
lar 25c grade; a snap.
At 15C
Columbia Suitings, black and
white checks and plaids, also
light grounds with dots;
standard 25c grade.
PATTERNS ljjj PATTERNS
HIGHER CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS. HIGHER
Low
RATES
East
Will B Mad Thl Season by th
0. R. & N.
And
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(LXXHM TM OXBOOaT)
FROM PORTLAND
A rollews:
of October I. ISOi. He says that while
he was cleaning a car a switch engine
belonging to ui defendant cam along
and bumped Into it, throwing him down,
breaking thre libs and causing perma
nent injuries.
An excursion to McMlnnvlll will be
run from Portland next Erldaj to al
low Baptists and other Interested In
th work of th McMlnnvlll colter
an opportunity to visit th college
and grounds. There will be speech-
making on th camDtis and In th af
ternoon students of th colleg and of
wiuameue university will provid a
program of athletic sports.
Yesterday a meeting was held at th
First street synagogus of Machalkal
Horave, whose aim 1 to keen th real
orthodox rabbi. Abraham J. Ovsovlts.
xne following officers were elected for
the new term: President H. Newman:
vice-president, A. Hurvits: treasurer.
Kosencrants; secretary, M. Welnsteln.
ie office of th rabbi 1 412 -First
street
BLUE RIBBON SALE
THB BIQ
Barbers and apprentices -must have
their annual card renewed by May 1,
as required by law. Board of examiners
will he in session April z and SO and
May 1. at K7H First street, for the
purpose or issuing
ljeaoo, secretary,
litis OrAi
HORSE AUCTION SALE
Begins Tomorrow at 10:00 A. M.
and Lasts Three Days
LEWIS & CLARK FAIR GROUNDS
Take Twenty-Third Street Car
on Washington
Portland lorse Sale Co.
Oa Way
XMreel California
Chicago $72.50 $87.50
St. Louis .... 67.50 82.50
St. Paul 63.15 81.75
Omaha ...... 60.00 75.00
Kansas City .. 60.00 75.00
TICKETS WILL BB OH SALB
May 4, 18
une 5, 6, 19, 20
July 6, 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21, 22
Good for return In SO daya with stop
over privileges at pleasure within limits.
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any further information call at
th city ticket office, Third and Wash
lngton streets, or writ to
WM. RTMURRAY
General Passenger Agent.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
AMTrsrKiarTS.
DCILIG
tmuatk::
14th aad WesklszV..
Phones Main 1 snd A-lllt.
' Nights. HaginnHia' Toni.ht
; v Jaiarrjua amo JrxaaX
In the Mnalcal JMay,
' "TBJi KAaS tUJL''
Evenings, IS to Sou; Mat, 11.10 t Ita.
- Sat Bale at Theatre.
Iini IP THUATMU
4tb and YVaahlngton
' lday Evening. May 1.
CAMUjr Hdi.li3a3
Will Lecture on
"iraTzowAx. ninrn.
l'rtuss, tic, too, 74o, II.
Beat Pale Wedneaday at Theatre.
XABQTMJC QaVawD Wark of April IT
The leading tbeaUS, preaentlng A
TAOXS attraction. For th new waek.
bslnnlng Mnnilar. Pantasa announrea
WXLXXM smrsfKEMaW. greatest of Im
personators, in his lamed Imitations t
the world's greateet mualclana and con
ductors of orchestras, and an alt-alar
supporting bllL Full orchestra of elsht,
nieces, direction II. K. Kvenaon. Pan
tsges attractions will continue at tha
Marquant Grand during , th summer
months, while pantsges' Fourth street
house is belnr completely remodeled st
a cost of 111.600. Matinee every after.
noon at 1.10; evening at 7:30 and .
Price th aame: lipatalra. li; tier-
quette, lc; boses, Ibo. Any seat at
Phons Main I
A-S1I0
BAKER THEATRE
Oeorg Ta Baker, Msnagsr.
Tonight All Week Matinee Retard v
Only. Baker Stock Company In On ef
Uk ureeteet f isi-s or tn Age. i
waraiiUnr MOUCXS"
vramatisea irom tn inmn iwyi l-
tectiv Btorie by wuilam uuietie.
Evening CurUIn S'OI. Matinee 1:01
Sharp. Oct your seats eerly. Even
ing prices 15c, tic. lOo. Matins It.
He Nest week, T'h Cllmtre."
THE GRAND Vaudeville de Lnze
For one week, beginning Men.. April 17,
m cmat nni ruici
The Noted Actor and Mlmlo and lm-
ersonater of Compoeer and Musical
tractors. Aurmsnled - Orchestra for
This Aft
miCKAJtD nrrmsm ajtd ooatAjrr.
Presenting "THK rR A( KBMA-N.
Dean of th L A. T. 8. B. Operators, Ex-hibltlns-
"A Lord for a lay."
TIMH AND PRICES REMAIN ikVCVL
Nest Week "THE MARCO TW1NH.
THE STAR
aami
Q oaasoO
I S
Tew, A-14e)
Old. M. s
Wek of Snndsy. ApHI 14. 1101.
THE ARMSTRONG MVrUCAL COM
EDI COM PANT PRR8KNTS
"A OOTXTJK hio anaa t.u"
New Orchestra. Prettv Olrls. N1c
Costumes. Good Muaio. Good Denolng.
Lars Cast In connection with a Strong
Vaudeville BllL Matinee dally at I:ld
p. m. Price: Ike to any part of th
house, accept box seats. Every evening
at 7:10 p. m. and 0:11 n. m. Prloos: ti
to th entlr lower floor, lie to ny
part of balcony and gallery. . Nest
LYRIC TMBATRB
Both raoai SCaia ddSSt Koasv A-109.
Week commencing Moaosy, April ti.
R. p. Allen presents Mis Varna Feltnn
and th Allen Stock Company in Milton
Noble s fascinating rlav of western life.
TIOll SUU TO SOB.'
Matlneea Tuesday, Thursday, Satur
day and Sunday, Prloe 10c. lOo and
too. Boxes too, Offlc open 10 a, m.
to 10 p. m.
The NICKELODIOW
130 SIXTH STREET
mk A14m a.il Xatm fw tsff - VtrtlaUall. A.
XMASEVE
th asm, i T. M.
Awnings, norch curtains and rosehuah
frames. We solicit your patronage and
ruaranteu satisfaction. Aarencles at
every town in in, nortnwest. wtiiai
& Awning, Co. Main ts.
What better use can
you make of a nickel
than to exchange it for
a cake of Ivory Soap? y
, . What else will give
you; so much satisfac
tion? " ;- 'I
Wliat other soap can
be used for so .many
different purposes ; for
the bath, the toilet and
for fine laundry use? , ;
Ivory Soap
99 Per Cent. Pure.
site Tent
A-8948.
Dr. Otto C. Blnswanger- furnished a
daring thief with several good meal
yesterday. Th Ice-chest tn th Bin-
swanger resiqenc. 7(9 Marshall street.
was piuareo, a it was not locaeo.
Steamer Jesse Harklne, for Camas,
wasnougai ana way janaings, aauy ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
aoca at z p. m.
Highest cash prloe
Guarastes account.
naL r - -
Bald for Title
Aaaress A-6, Jour-
Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and
fin gasoline. Phone East 7; B-1007.
Traill work, wire fencing. Portland
wire iron woraa. Boconq and verett
Woman' Exc hangs, lit Tenth street,
iuocs ii..c vt si ouaineas nn lunca.
"W. A." Wis and sssoclates, palnlss
anusts,i mxa ana wasnmgton.
Chambers A Son, optician. 110 Tth,
Brgr, sign, show cards, 114 TacobUi
Journal want ads, lo a word. .;
Notice to the Boys and Girls
of wiiand and Vicinity.
We recently announced that we would.
on May 4. 108, make awards to f he boy
and girls returning th greatest number
oi "Swastlcka" label taken from track
ages of biscuits, cracker and cakee of
our manuxactar. v Th contest closes
on May l. W hay on exhibition la F.
Dresser V Co.' window, Fifth and
Stark street, th boy aad girl- high
grade blcycl offered as on of th
awarda " . ....
Contlnu to savs our' "Swsstlea"' la-
bels we will hav somethlna- Interest
ing for you later. Paclflo Coast Biscuit
company.
OLD RESIDENT OF
PORTLAND IS DEAD
1
Hiram E. Pattee Passed
Away Yesterday at His
East Side Home.
Hiram E. Pattee, a pioneer of 1860,
and a highly respected resident of Port
hind, died at th family residence, 631
Esst Morrison street, yesterday after
noon. Mr. Pattee had lived In Portland
sine 1861 and for many year was
master mechanic of th Oregon Transfer
company. He always evinced tho great
est Interest in aquatic sports and was
formerly a member of th local yacht
club.
Mr. Pattee was born In Bath, Maine,
In 1828, and cam to California by way
of Cap Horn in 1860. In 1878 he was
united In marriage with Miss Mary
Stlmson. - who with a - daughter. Ml
Cora B. Pattee, of the East Sid High
school faculty, survive mm.
jrunersu arrangements wui D a
nounced later. ?
4th Floor Coach Bld 109 Fourth St, Bet Stark and Washington
MARKET DAY AN
ATTRACTIVE FEATURE
(Special .Dispatch t Tha looraal.t
Th Dalles. Or.. April 27. Th Dalle
market daw on May i lives nromls to
he a grand success. A great deal ox
advertising Is being done, under th di
rection of Max Zimmerman, the well
known Midway horseman of St. Paul,
Minnesota, and the farmers are becom
ing greatly Interested. The Dalles band
of 15 piece will ' discourse muaio dur
ing th day, and a oouple will b pub
licly married. Tner win oe a raga
muffin, narad In th morning. All
horse and cattle brought In will be
auctioned off without chars to th
farmar.
Metsger, Jeweler, optician, 141 Wash.
TO OAKS RINK
TO-NIGHT
MoasTna MABQTjrarjtijw rax
:. ;;: bat arxosr. ...
Exposition Rink
ASMzsszoa- rmzB to axa.
Skat Afternoom or Bvenlar-
THE DALLES BUYS
' LOT FOR LIBRARY
'flaaJ.I la.-V W .& Taasaekail , '
t " ViapmWel 4V au VW rwmmm g - -
I The Dallea. Cir.. Anril 17. Th new
Carnerl llbary of The Dalle will be
located at the oorner of Washington and
Fourth streets, but two blocks from
Main or Second atreet, . on what , Is
known as the Maya lota. Negotiation
which hav ben Dendlnar for the nur-
chase of these lots were finally closed,
and th ala made, the city paying
IS, 000. and prominent cltlsen subscrlb
ng th other $500-of - the' purchas
price. ' Th city council som tiro ago
passed a resolution accepting the
810.000 proposition mad by Andrsw
Carnegie for a library, and th purchas
of thla property waa th cond step..
- Xzposltloa BUakAdtaissloa
Th Exposition rink will throw their
door open tree to on and all thla week.
Th akaUng season will doss soon. Re
member, admission fre to all.
! ; t Mr. Mary DJUard Dead. I
" Cottage Grove.- Or.. April 8T-Mr'
Mary Dillard. aged 70 year, a pioneer
Hair Catting 25c
Shaving 15c Trinunine Beard 35c
Tour Shoes) Bhlned Tlr.
THE MODEL
Th la 11-chal Barbr Sho la tha
91 SIXTH STREET
ONLY IN LITE AND
T HE ACCtDlNT- INSURANCE
DJtai . S05 WUa Tarn Bid.
SL1Ms.f.J?!..?f Sun-
1 vuiMj.iiivwro me plains
with, her parent. Mr. and Mra William
England, with an ox team, taking alx
month to maka tha trtn hum vri.Z....r
t9tiVf i1 P0'?" n WM married"
In 187f to Robert DlTlard of thla place.
o"" wiii do ounea tomorrow at 1
o clock- Mra Dillard waa a member of
am srraorinn cnurca ror many year a.
The ' movement tS run fnrm 'cm.
rnor Dougla of Massachusetts as a
candidate for vice-president on the
ticket with Governor Johnson of Minne
sota Is attracting considerable attention.
Such a combination, som believe, would
eoure a big vote among ' Democrat
throughout tn east
BUSINESS
WITHOUT
SYSTEM
0
OES NOT LAST
long, and one of
the most essential
things under the
term "system" is the
opening of a checking
account.
- ..Our motto. Prompt
service, , liberal treat
ment and b o 1 n t
safety.
German -American
Bank
; ; Sixth snd Washington Sts.
Portland, Oregon.
SAFE-DEPOSIT BOXES
4 AND UP PER YEAR
TEETH
, Save '
Eloney
Com and Iit fr txsmfnaUofi.
v v mm &sva a aAv im x ia v tr aaw
VKR FIULINQS, 5o UPsOOLD FlLb.
INOS, 76c UP J SET OT TEETU, 14 00;
SPLENDID SET. 11.00: - ROLD
CROWNS, fl.50 TO 11.00.
AU work guaranteed for ten years.
" Lady attendant alway prent All
work don absolute! without pain by
specialists of from IS to SO years' x-prlnc.
Boston Dentists
atom Thoa A-4030. JB.-,'
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