The Oregon daily journal., August 19, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

r
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19,
1008
Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
Orpheum
Gram)
Panlnxes.
The Ouks
, Vaudeville
Vaudeville
Vaudeville
. Dog and Pony Show, I p. n.
GREETING ON ANNIVERSARY
OF THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING
"Chow Chow," S:16.
JOUBVAX. AT TUB BSACXZ.
In order to procure prompt and
mora satisfactory service, whan
at the aummer resorts, order
from tha following; Journal
agent at regular city rates.
Ilwaco A Ilwaoo Railway com
pany, H. B. Woodruff, newa
uxent.
Long Beach. Edward MoAllen.
Ocean Park, H. B. Woodruff.
Seavltw. p. E. StrauhaL
Tha Breakers, J. M. Arthur.
Qearhart, A. UUInger.
Seaside, Lynn Burtla, head
quarter! at Lewis: Co.
Newport. Harlln Talbert
Colllna Bprlngs. J. W. Belcher.
WUholt Bprlnga, F. W. Mo
Leran. Caraon. Waah.. Mineral Bprlnga
hotel.
The old tlma mlnatrel extols It. Port
land, Aug. 18. W. J. Van Damme, 181
Morrison etreet, city. Dear air: It
gives me great pleasure to recommend
to the publlo your wonderful kidney
and rheumatism cure. My oldest sis
ter (77) has been a great sufferer for
years of the above disease. 1 sent hur,
as you know, paokftKes of your tea.
This morning I received a letter from
her containing these words: "Medina.
N. T., Aug IS. My dear precious
brother: 1 received the Van Damme
Tea and commenced taking It. I have
had many doctors but I ruust say that
I never had anything to do me so muoh
good before. My feet and limbs do
not burn so had as they did and I am
very anxious to have more as you said
you would send it. Your affectionate
sister. M. A. Cotlen." As for myself 11
desire to say the Van Damme Tea
cured my wife of rheumatism and kid
ney trouble. Very truly, the public s
humble servant, Hilly Arlington, old
time minstrel, The Danmoore. city.
William Mead, supreme treasurer of
the Fraternal Brotherhood, of Los An
geles, will he In Portland on Thursday
night of this week as the guest of Mult
nomah lode No. 367 of the order. The
six different lodges of the city, as well
as Oregon City lodge, and Bt. Johns
ledges, have also been Invited to be
S resent on this occasion to receive the
1st lngiilshed guest. A class of 35 can
didates will be initiated upon this occa
sion, the Initiatory work to be conducted
by the state manager, F. K. Taylor. Af
ter the Initiation of candidates a ban
quet will be served, to be followed by
dancing and a general good time for all
who wish to remain. Six escorts will
also be In attendance upon this occasion
to see that the large class of candidates
Is properly Introduced Into the mys
teries of the order.
A large number of relatives and
friends gathered at tha Portland hotel
last night to greet Mr. and Mr. H.
Llpman and to wish them many happy
returns on tha golden anniversary of
their wedding. Telegrams and cable
grama were received from all over the
world and were read at dinner.
Karly In the evening a large dinner
waa given at the hotel to members of
the family. One of the parlors was
transformed Into a dining room with
quantities of yellow rosea and coreopsis
to accentuate the thought of the dav.
Palma. ferns and vine maple slightly
topched with the autumn tints gave a
rluh bower-like appearance. An inter
esting bit of table decoration waa a
golden ship used at the golden wedding
of Mrs. Llpman's parents. Telegrams
of congratulation were read from two
of the bridesmaids who assisted at
Mrs. Llpman's wedding.
After dinner an Informal reception
waa held in the adjoining reception
rooms where the decorations warn
equally elaborate. Many of their
friends called. The guests at dinner
were: Mr. and Mn. 8. Llpman. ' Mr. I
mrtjt f pa TT T fl.lt.. . tr 1,
daughter and aon-ln-law mi M.rrr..t
Heller.' Clarence Heller. William Hel
ler, Mr. and Mrs. I. N, Llpman, aon
mi u uuugmer-in-iaw; w. if'. Llpnmn,
Mr. and Mrs. Adolnhe Wolfe, M4ss Flor
ence Wolfe, Mrs. Hoi Kosenfeld, Walter
nomnina, anna tieien Jtoaenield, Mr
and Mrs. Herman Meixrer. Henrv Men-
Ker, Mr. and Mrs. Hldnoy B. Vincent,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kosener, Mrs. H.
Ilosener, Miss Nettle Kosener, Miss
uaisy xtQHener, miss Gertrude- White,
William Kills. Dr. Jorfah U. Wise, Max
Kaufman.
Mr. and Mra. Llpman were married
In Sacramento. Cal., in 1868. For 20
years following tliey made their home
In New York and then removed to
nan r rancisco. They have resided In
Portland for the past five yeara at the
handsome family home on Kings
iiciKiiiei. .iiieir uiree cniiaren, Mrs. K.
L. Heller of New York. I. N. Unman
nd W. F. Llpman of Portland were
ail present at me celebration. Mr. Llp
man is the senior member of the firm
of Llpman, Wolfe & Co., of which the
other members are his sona and his
nephew. Aaoipno Wolfe.
PORCH SLEEPERS HAVE SLUMBERS
BROKEN BY EARLY MORNING RAIN
It -the weather was very warm laat
evening. So all who could slept out
In . the open last night, on porches
principally, about the city of Portland.
When the tired, hot ones went off
to dreamlund everything was Just love
ly. Of course there waa a mile sinone
In th nir but in snlte of It all the stars
could be seen twinkling now and then
In all directions. And so the sleepers
le2- ....
iiut along aDoui i;u ocii wn
morning there was an awakening of
the sleepers out on the porches. It
was a suddon awakening. And It wa
Keneral throughout the city. There
wen) a ri'W, however, missed It all.
i no uwHKPinng was causd by a
llgfht sprinkle of rain Then there was
the usual rush for cover, the usual ex
rltement of (jetting the mattresses and
the bed eloihlrtK In out of the rain
Ana tnon tlie disturbed ones went to
sleep again in their own beds. And the
rain well, there wasn t any more rain.
tera of the city and from out of town
will taKe parr. jtev. i un j.
the pastor.
The meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary
to the A. O. II. last Monday night In
the W. O. W. hall. Kleventh street was
largely . attended. Mrs. K. McMnhon
acted as vice-president while Mrs. B.
Rvnn ncted as sentinel. Mrs. O'Hara
spoke on the by-laws of the order. Miss
8 Wilson gave an address, "The Emer
ald Isle." The meeting was closed with
Irish melodies.
116,000: Thomas Schnteder, erect dwell
ing, Laurel between Corbett and Front,
$l.rft(i; Blanch L. Hates, erect dwelling,
t'nlon between Heerli and Fremont
$1.1 ,ri0; R. E. Menefee, erect dwelling,
Graham between Kerhv and Commercial.
$2,000.
Tomorrow (Thursday) will positively
be the lat day for, discount on east
Hide gas bills Portland Gas company.
------ i
George Weatherley's application for
an injunction against P. J. McGowan
& Pons from fishing on his land on the
Columbia slough came before Judge
Morrow In the circuit court yesterday,
but after protracted legal sparring the
matter was continued until next Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Weatherley
wants $"00 damages for trespassing In
a'llltlou to a restraining order. He
o on nine acres of land and the Mc
(liiwan firm, a Washington corpora
tion, owns adjoining land.
Judge Gilbert In the United States
circuit court this morning denied the ap
plication of M. J. MacMahon, counsel
As soon as possible the Portland Ball
way.. Light & Power company will be
gin the ta.sk of replacing the present
grove rail with the regular T style rail
in all parts of the city. It has been
found that the rails now In use do not
answer the purpose of the heavy wear
ana tear as win me neavier runs oi i""
standard gauge.
The following articles were found on
the streetcars yesterday and can be re
covered by calling at the lost article
room. First and Alder streets: Two sun
shades, umbrella, flye purses, knife,
square, carpenter's apWn. ' Can' of oil,
three boxes, two lunch tmjikers.-'-pdrr of
gloves and bottle of poison.
S. Chehak has applied for letters of
administration on the Interest of his
brother, Jerrv R. Chehak, in the gro
cery business of Chehak Brothers, nt
754 First sireei. i tie misiness is val
ued at $2,000. Chehak died on August
6. and his widow Is administratrix of
the Individual estate.
W. M. Ladd, administrator of the A.
II. Johnson estate, has sold the Yam
hill county property under order of the
county court, but will continue to re
ceive bids for the properties in Mult
nomah and Washington counties until
August if), 1908.
A
Henry Plageman, father of John I.
Plageman of this city and manager of
H I.lebes & Co.. died In San Francisco
CURES RHEUMATISM
.00
Holden's
Rheumatic
Cure
$1
Far bottle. Per bottle.
AST DTTIBFAL BEHEST FOB.
RHEUMATISM
IS ITS MAJTT 7 OB MB.
Nervous Headaches
Neuralgic Headaches
Nervous Dyspepsia
Nervous Affections
Sciatic.
Neuralgia
Nervousness
Sleeplessness
TRADE 8UPPLIED BT
A.W.Allen & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
16th & Marshall Sts., Portland, Or.
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.
We are
Closing Oat
All Oar
Dry Goods
at Cost
Agents for
Pictorial
Review
Patterns
10c and 15c
AfixvtaiaiwTS.
THEATRE
30-inch White Curtain
Swiss, val. 20c
the yard
27-inch India Linon,
value 15c the ft I
ytrd, special 72C
30-tnch Plain White
Lawn, value 30c
the yard
19c
Outing Flannels, light
or dark, value OL
12'4c the yd OiC
SALE EXTRAORDINARY IN LADIES' AND
MISSES'
FS
SMris
Three hundred Tailored Skirts, made of Voile, Panama, Al
paca, rSrilliantine and Sicilian, in blue, brown and black.
Nearly all of the latest styles in skirts are represented in
this great assortment. Values up to $8.50. Choice
AI03O MATS
mem
U-2J-
THEATRE w"
Advanced Vaudeville rWeek August It.
mm ansrmaa
eao, J0r4a b
Orpheum He toff
Bond ) Be Bio a
Orte rrodlaiee
Melejlkl ft ftneleoa
- CHif rrd ft Bark
Wilbur Hut
no tares.
TOE GRAND Vaudeville deluxe
Another Big SUL
'TUB FINNBTS"
Champion ' swim
mere of the world.
The only act of
lta kind hefore tha
public today.
Jules Oarrlwnn tt
Co., presenting a
"MAlerp Roman."
The Pantaer Trro,
PUeanor Blanch
r4, A Leonhardt.
Iylndstrom An
fterenn.
--
THE LYRIC
BUN. MAT.. AfO 2J
EBVUr-BI.UirXAX.Xi CO.
BESTS
"the covrsssiOBS or a wav
Prlrvs FTve. 10c. JOc, 30c. Mat. Tuea..
Thur.. Bat.. Hun.. 10c, 2Qc.
THE
rmx-
Walk Into Our Store and
Walk
Out in Our Shoes
Our popular brands of $3.00 and $.150 shoes
are fully warranted. Shoes that fail to wear
as represented will be replaced with new
ones, or money refunded. Try a pair at
3.00 $3.50
All sizes and styles for men,
women and children.
3 Exceptional Values In
Ladies' Waists
500 ladies' Lingerie Waists, made of
nainsook, lawn and sheer linen, ex
quisitely trimmed in laces, embroid
eries, tucks and insertions. More
than 40 different styles to choose
from. Divided into three groups
Values up to $1.75, choice TO
Values up to $2.50, choice 02
Values up to $3.25, choice. . .f 1.48
New Fall Soils
Ladies' TaiW-Made new
all the latest styles and
colors, special, only
Fall Suits in
15c to 35c
Extra Special Offer in Children's
and Misses' Hose
' ' ,'.!.f .K"L' "L.y ', ".?."L'iiu--.'J 1 business man of San Francisro, havin
business man or ban rTancisro, navinir
thara t M 1 1 5 ll TTa nfl KUiil nWHV Tit
'J
W j
i ! Ithy 'lumberman, for $50,000 personal
(Imiikiss. to ifiKe depositions or y 1 1
n sses i.rr Miss
Ni Yorjc city. Counsel for the de.
f'M, nrirurfl hefor .TnriirA (iilhert vp-
ii'viliv t h.-i t the prnreedlna: had been' Ir- rect for San Franclaro Thursday even-n-KulHr.
end the court upheld his side lnv r.Thln berth and meala 1n-
1,1 ' "r finrtod. ( . ri J lomnson. ajroni. 1.5
s f.rr Tll-M Fnrrett In Buffalo and j ttl aKe or 7U'
Hate war Steamer Homer sails dl- ! H
nominations for testlnf? engineer In
t'ic Philippine service and for touo
r rrfi-1 1 i i- draftsman are announced for
iifxt month bv the civil service commis
sion. The former will take place on
Spptembpr 16 and the latter on Septem
ber ft and 10. Tho salary for testing
er.nlneer is ll.ROO and for draftsman
from $1,000 to J1.500. Full Informa
tion may he obtained from Z. A. L,eigh
at the Portland postofflco building.
Jiide Morrow In the county court
yesterday sentenced Jack I. una to
three months In the county Jail on the
charge of stealing clothing and valu
ables from Harry Behoof at 458 Mor
ris, n street on May 26. He and Mi
chael McMurray were jointly charged
with the theft of poods worth J226.
Lund was Indicted by EMstrlct Attorney
Manning and originally pleaded guilty,
but yestefday changed his plea.
Third street.
Our cuts print we are giving spe
cial prices on all grades of work. Cell
or n none ua your oracrs. rurups r.11
graving company
203 Vine st.
heni
Hedelns Corn Cure gives relief w
all other remedies fall. 25 cents a hot
tie at Albert Berni's drug store, 2:U
Washington street.
Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Cmaff
Washougal and way landings, dally ex- :
copt Bundav. Leaves Washington street !
dock at 2 p. m.
Woman's Exehann?. 133 Tenth street,
lunch 1 1 :30 to 2; business men's lunch.
D. Chambers & Son., optician.
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
S21
Water through hose for sprinkling
yards or sidewalk or washing- porches
or windows must be paid for In advance
and used only between the hours of B
and 8 a. m. and 6 and 9 p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used ontrarv to these rules or waste
fully It will be shut off.
Ten Individual suits to compel the
Oregon & California railroad to comply
with the provisions of the original land
grant have been filed In the United
States court by A. W. Ijifferty. an at
torney, who. all told, has filed about
40 of these suits for different clients.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Berger, signs.
9391.
284 Yamhill. Main
The dedication of the Swedish Kvan-
gelicnl Lutheran Augustana church, cor
ner of Rodney avenue and Stanton
Street, will be marked by special serv
ices next Rundav afternoon. August 2K,
at 1 o'clock. Rev N. J. W. Nelson,
president of the Columbia conference.
in mane nn aofiress. and otner minis-
Be careful of your
hands!
Yellow soaps will
make them red and
coarse ana nara; a
source of never-ending
annoyance and humilia
tion.
Ivory Soap adds to
their beauty; keeps
them soft and sweet and
dainty.
And so, we offer this
suggestion : Use Ivory
Soap for even so com
monplace a purpose as
washing dishes. If pays.
Iyary Soap,
996 Per Cent Pure
Journal want ads. lc a word.
AT THE THEATRES
F. W. Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
Phones
Main 165
Home A 1165
First and Oak
There With the Ooods.
The Kouffman Bros., black-faced com
edians and burlesque operatic vocalists,
at Tn n tn oe thpntre this week, are cer
tainly there with the goods. They enp- I
ture the audience the moment they
make their appearance, and are posi
tively the greatest laugh-producers in
vaudeville. See them and he convinced.
Watery Headlinors.
The Flnneys arc watery headliners at
the Grand this week, and with their
swimming tricks are maklnc a great hit
Picking coins from the bottom of the
tank with his teeth is one of the many
feats Kinney performs. In H the
vaudeville world there Is no act similar
to this, and It Is well worth while.
John Roach Straton, 0. D.
Winner of the Commercial club
thousand dollar prlis for the best
article on Portland, will lecturs at
the
White Temple
Twelfth and Taylor EtsM
Friday, August 21,8 p.m.
"The South in Song
and Story
THE
FOR TIiAXTD OOX.OBES
JTJBII.EE QUARTET
Will Sing tlie aid Southern Son
ADMISSION 50c. Tickets on
sale at Hip Commercial club. J. K.
Gill s and the White TemDle.
Orphenni Parisian Gown.
Miss Fremont Penton of Bond and
Ilenton will wear her Worth Iirctotre
gown as Young Mrs. Wedagaln, in Ml
Awful Dad." commencing Thursday
evening, and running for the bilance of
the week The sheath creation Is a di
rect Importation from Paris by Miss
Penton for her performances with the
Orpheum.
v
j All Linen Glass Towel- 30-inch Scotch Galatea,
Bling, our best Ql 25c value, the I I
12c frrade. yd......03C vard IO2C
J H 1 I L
PWWSS"PS"' IH..U I !H
?3 -
1 1 11
info, nn,
mJ&J ML
1
Misses' and Children's superior grade lisle lace Hose in
last black, double heel and toe; values up to 35c a
pair, special for tomorrow, choice
18c
64-inch Bleached Table
Damask, val. 45c
the yard
29c
72-inch Pure Linen Ta
ble Damask, val. AQ
$1.35 yard JOC
PANTAGES THEATRE
ADVANCED VAUDEVXX.U
tars of all Nations
All this week: O'Hana San A Co.,
Kauffman Bros., Sldl A Co.. Merrltt A
Love. Tralnor Dale. Klllott E. Reamer,
the eiograph, presenting "The Vlklnira
naughter" and "The Lady Politician.'
Matinees dally It cents; two shows at
night, 15 and 25 cents.
THE
Ste the fcfur
nlihtd Baths
WntUng Match I
MAN vs APE. 3 p. m.
Unique. Funny.
Tonlg-hfs Bllli
'CHOW-CHOW."
Cars First axid Aldsr.
NICKEL0DI0Nj
130 BXZTX.
Change Lvery Day
au ooos nram
TEETH
ss Save
Money
OUR THIRD
COOKING EXHIBIT
OF THE
NEW PROCESS
GAS RANGE
Come and have free examination.
WE EXTRACT TEETH FREE.
SILVER FILLINGS 354 Ul
GOLD FILLINGS 75 Up
SET OF TEETH 84. OO
SPLENDID 6ET 08.00
GOLD CROWNS . . . 92.50 TO SS.OO
All work guaranteed for ten years.
Lady attendant always present
All work done absolutely without
by specialists of from 12 to 20 years'
experience. .
Boston Dentists
891 M Morrison St, Opp. PostoffloS.
Soma Phone A-SO30. Phons Main 8030.
Demonstrating the efficiency of this modern gas range
of its remarkable economy, safety and durability. This is
the season of the year that suggests the comfort and con
venience of the Gas Range in the kitchen, and those who
have the opportunity of seeing the NEW PROCESS in
actual operation will be convinced that its construction
embodies the best and most satisfactory features. In our
Rasement Department we are serving free to all visitors
HOT COFFEE AND BISCUITS cooked in plain view on
the NEW PROCESS. The above is one of the many stvles
and sizes of the NEW PROCESS which we offer to place
in your home on liberal payment plan.
ROYSTON
MFG. CO.
Manufacturers of
Ladies' and Children's
Silk and Velvet flats
and Buckram
Willow and Wire Frames
Invite your inspec
tion of the latest
n.Y.Fall and Winter Models
Write for Catalogue
328 SIXTH STRBCT
PORTLAND, OR.
C0MPLETE-H0U5E-FURHI5HER5
. .- .. - M m
"Chow Chow" at the Oaks.
Oaks patrons are being- tven one of
the bet treats of the season with the
rlsv "Chow Chow" rut on hv the Allen
Curtis company. Evrjtwvlr Is wlitst-
i lln "In Ca."tllla" and tt e other sons;
! hits rrf th show The bill this week Is
I the best In every way
Opening of RInnkall Company.
The puhllo Is eai'-rlv awaitlns the
nr-enlnr of the new Ervin niunkall stork
company, which will heeln lt eann st
tha I.vrle on Sunday affrnn. Aurut
IX. Ths opening bill will b that thrill
Ira comedr drama success 'The Confes
sions of a W If "
In Handling Your Estate
It costs no more to plsre It with the Peur!tr Pnv
Inss A Trust company, whose huKlness It i '!!
rharre such duties, than to entrust It to n inllvld
ul. who cannot possihly handle It to iv:,ui
onsly, who may Involve It hoplesly. even inoi;h
under bond. Wi art as Truntee In iil Fldurts-v '
parities, and as arent for the transaction of :! sp
provsd financial business.
SECURITY SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
CORBETT BUILDING, PORTLAND. OREGON
CAPITAL 3500,000.00 SURPLUS S250.0O0.0O
fit)
DRAYAGE Machinery, Safes
STORAGE and Merchandise
TRACKAGE Moved Stored
PHon" CLAY S. MORSE "t" .
I3tb 4 HOYT
4th 4 DAVIS
Two
Waxsbonset
WE QLL FOR, REPAIR
AND DELIVER ALL WORK
PEWINrj MACHIXKS OfR FPFT'TAL
TV WF RFPAIR EVERYTHING
ninVK AND W E WILL CALL
East 1S11 409 E. L'orrlsoo St.
RafldlnK Permits.
J F. Wllnon. erct dwllirn. Porth-
Itk Mei Irr Hd Beech. I1.I0S;
W. C- Kprs. ereci dwlltnit Kst T'-nth
bt 'h hhon and Rhine. II.IOS; Mra.
Millie Eavtham. rct dwelMnf Et
thirtieth between" Rlsrsn and North,
t l.a: E. H. Wemm. crtct rarar,
Sevsnth btwen Bumslds arj ConcS,
A pTfuuixl Luxnry for Am Batk
As luiltwattt-f a Sea Bath.
Softens Hard
2$ Hatha 3
ky BATHASWEET RICE POWDEJt I
l 1 il . m Oak. WM M i S f 1
MM f) BBS rmm VMv m i
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY BEST
COAL
Ilemmerer Coal
The Best Wromlnf Coal on ths Port
land Mark.L
cwncMurx bbos. five i
Bankers lftb an? Marshall.
Mala IIL A-ltIL
III!
1
f MAKE YOUR j
toww nnny
TEETH WITH OR
WITHOUT PLATES
ovt or tot nopu
Wa eaa rI rattr Omra, Mrir
aaa Tit Work In a day If nerassVrV.
mum MVHtUf FT
wha Dl.tM or brMrn tr. enteral
smaiUva sm taasaiaa ma-
Pbonas the most s-teDUft and ca.rrul work.
m TiiM xm rsitTon. j
WA WKfe n -ociAnf i
rair Mc,.T7lr a VMilifVq
I a a. . m . J .nim t t ; j
PajTle Fstrsrtlen. I" i t 1 5
Botk I fcenes. A anl :f. , ;
A New Departure
The coat of Interments baa bsaa
greatly reduced by tha liolmaa Under
taking company.
Heretofore It has been the euatom of
funeral director to make charges for
all Incidentals connected with a fu
neral. The Edward Holman Undertak
ing company, the leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, have departed from
that custom. When casket la furnished'
by us we make no extra charge for
embalming, hearse to cemetery, outside
box or anr services that mar h re
quired of ua. exctpt clothing, cemetery
and rarriaa-es thna affartlnir uirlm
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
aao Tuas t com. mazuom.
A WOMAN SPECIALIST
ma. a. K. CXiJt, man
ager of the Chlneee Medi
cine Co, sells patent md
Irlns which she eem
pounds herself. 8he es
herbs and roots which
has cured many sufferer.
Cures female, chronic, prt-
rate diseases. aerrous-
ne. Mood poison, rneti
matism. asthma, throat,"
lung trouhle. stomarh. Madder, kidney,
eonaumptlon and dlseasea of all kinds
that the human flesh ever has. Reme
dies harmless. No operations. Hoc eat
treatment
sxAMcnrATTOW ran.
aaeta Morrlsa aw, Setweaa Is aa4
Bulled Linseed Oil
S GALLON LOTS .....58t
Raw Linseed Oil
OALLON LOTS .5To
Pure White Lead
PE i tT.50
Portland Sash i Door Co.
m raon it. tvu-tlimv, c.
'chu-ab Print in r Cc.
trtr r iri'iiiii