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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU ' PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, v SEPTEMBER XI. 1908.' Topics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. to tickle the feet of the early pioneers win pe piayea. PoJUrd Opf Company. The always welnoms Pollard Lilli putian Opera -company will - return to Portland, opening salt Sunday night at ered ty calling at loat article room, i -.."""V"' -."-?"'? First end Alder streets: Purse, ilirw I. A"' J"" ?T tour ignia; ana pins. tea a royal good tlma In the evening. lly of tha Valla v lodge No. 1T. M. . .. will initiate a. lnrse class of eandl. datea. after which there will ba daucing ana refreshments. Tha foIloWins- arttnlaa wars found OB tha streetcars veetetday and can la re. covorea py calling ai lost article room. unn ov ......... irana Don't Tall My Wife" virnon Vaudeville 'Dorothj clock, three suitcases, package pine, t maunee. lunch boxaav card aaaa . and two um-1 brellaa. . I ! . MCoUff0 Dayi." Vaudeville Vantages Vaudeville ?tar 'Hooligan In NewYora" I.yrlo ....."Lena Rivera" Tha Oak..... "Tha School Girl" returned bv I ' 'College paya." ona-aot musical nfa!7a1ialS eomady. la to be tha faatura next week S Ytr.ie of t h Grand. ' Frederl. k V. Bowers, lata a paatorage ei i j . n.m Tru ! i. u.iia. .Ma ,B. Church, WIS I ivatv IhU-H ui7l.ini m unn and Rev. John Ovall has b tha Methodist Episcopal la Oakland. Cel., to th tha First Swedish M. cuy, ror another year, v, Free to Any Man-rine eult of bor commaooamani tlma. olothaa to avefy twanty-flftb man that collar and Ucenaa tag 1 Wernar jtterson company., tailors, 141 l it oy in naw owner, second street. represents achool days on tha campus Wearing tha Juat placed upon Bcotoh colli belondnr to Of floor K. Ki. -arr or tha aeoond mini rii returned to tha DOllceman'a home 187 I Prtfaaor ' Knox, tha rnoat nt " near auceaaafui Eaat Forty-fourth, laat nlfht. Whan it naw thourht lacturav, at Ra4 Man' ball, dlaaoDaarad a week atro It wora neither I Sunday. Id, m.. on "How to Orarcotne licena nor collar. Tha uoenao waa no. i rovarty.- , lf. ao. Parker atarted out inia mornina i . to do detective work on hla own, ao-l gea Portland on hi Hlttorf la VudTllle. Ona of tha few educational acta In vaudeville la tha headline attraction at tha Orand thla week. Oeorae Street and company preaent acanea from famoua battle flelda and Imnereonatlona are riven - of noted military oommanaera. To ataae thla production coat ll.ooa. "IF IT COMES FROM US IT IS CORRECT Fall' Mo arel count He found that the llcenae had I rant machlnea been liaued to Eugene Haoken, 41 North I chauffeur. .Make your date Ninth atreet, a railway clerk. Aa be nlvht. Motorcycle Oarage, 124 did not wlah to eauaa Hackan'a arreat atreet . , i, ' a motorcycle. W with rear aeat and baturoay Twelfth Anvniaim, BUNGALOW THEATRE Empire Theatre Co. (Ine.) Leaeee. Oeorce L. Baker. Gen. Manae-er. for tl.BO month. I Phone Main 117. Home of the famoua I Baker Stock Company. All week beautiful romantic drama "Dorotliv T,rnnn at Wm.AAnn KaU." vlted to the great I Magnificent ooatumea and acenery. Faa- lai given oy vvep- clnatlng plot Evening prlcea, 25a, Sto, jgnu at 50a Mate., lRo, J6o. Mat Saturday. AIUHI BU-ma," 1 Nut Waalr "Tha Devil." unlesa It became necessary, aa the dog had already returned, he hunted uol w aponge and preaa your clothea. ximunrn wuiiuui ucio. nmvmvu i snina your anoca, a.n i or ti.au muii he had bought the dog from a man on Main (14. A-4114. Waaona run every the atreet At the .police, autlon he where. Unique Tallorln Co., I0 Stark. no further claim to the dog If Parker All Woodmen are Invited to the would not prosecute mm I entertainment and social ' . , 1 foot camp No. 66, ton! ureat raciory miataae anoe v tempie, xueventn ana : ,. 7"" mw" " :!rfJn .rv- nama BUhop Bcaddlng will lay the corner- n nVgr- ThAntr Phones Main I ru,?Lrr,XS?T.l-Mk.nf!2! atone of the new parish houae. eorner OflKCr I IJCaTrc a 4B40 11. " itr7. :":i.v ist riftaenth and Multnomah etreete, I Oregon Theatre Oo. (bo.), z.aaaee. "ii. J i? X'J-.V'T.-- seas.-xi.IS 8d. P- w. Saturday. . Geo. L. Baker, Oen. Manaa-er. - , r i . Ton int. James A. Banister. B. M.. etc.. is ina An poor tlrt needing a frfend. help. ii ' w 'i.ifc I: - a i mZVm I or aivico can apply or write to Matron , I Aajutant J. Peterson, iv CAai IE?,1?" '"' vaiuea to "7.--J .A teenth North. , Portland, children's fancy dreaa ahoes. 11.40 and I II values at 2 So. 50o and l. ueiiara, aucceasor to Marks' ahoe Co.. 291 Mor- rlson street, between Fourth and Fifth, pive, Ten and Fifteen-cent Store, 248 zvv waaningion atreet. Or. Ten thousand school tablets. 8c value. Tonight, all week, regular matinees. Tnura. and Sat., the famous singer UOUSD a. JOBS. In conjunction with the rattling farce I comedy. "Don t Tell My Wife." Evening prloes 25c. 60c, 7 Be, tl; Mat 26c, 60c. Next week Pollard Opera Co. Circuit Judge Morrow thla morning gave Judgment for Victoria Thorn Dr. Will Jackson, dentlat. 1020U Bel ... n b rf mr,A litarv M. Dufur mont street, sunnyslde. Olffce phones in ...it 'hr..h .wnn removal of Tabor 602, B-S474; ' residence phones a bank of earth constructed on the Eaat 4230, B-1474. Vila In nnn.r. w Qh, allAffilH thfl.t I ' the obstruction extends for two feet Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camaa, Advanced Vaudevlller-Week September 7 Kala 6. A-1OS0. Mats, ex- eept Bandays kBoUdaye, IS-2S-MC NIGBTi 15-2S- THEATRE 50-7St -a ( and nine inches on her lot and aha alao I Wahougal and way landlnga. dally ex- asked for $100 damages. The Dufura copy eunaay. ieavea waanini pleaded that they were ignorant of en- dock at 2 p. m. n,nhtn nn hti nlrhhAr'll lot. but I " after the. plat books had been presented! Prof. RIngler's dancing and gym classes the court decided that the complaint now open, iacnes ib year; men, 11.60 wan wii vrnunilMt I month. No Initiation fee thla month. Creasy ai Sane. Manonhlanda. T -Tuillans 7. Ushers. Ylnle Daly. JKig Bros, -oen." aa. Irvine. PANTACES THEATRE ASTAVOSD VAUPBV1LM tars of All nations Nine property ownera have signed a ..Battle C tiin rm.Vt.wom KOKKIS ft CO.. Including La tltion asking, the school board to re- "'nj- nnM'nn,1,9i18n1 A-"88- BeUe Helene and her Leaping Grey- tne i ' petitl consider lta action In hlnrlr hnnnillk hv C!n.ich. lHvls teenth and Eiarhteenth as a alte for a new high school. The petitioners want Ik. k..d .a .... In th. npant alta for I OOCIL. purchasing Devon-I hounds: also John Xoda-e and the Wrest ling; Ponies; Banner' ft Madison, the the board to retain the present site for the west side high achool. Those who signed Hams. U.nrw Wanp OuillfuAme. David M. Dunne, Cecil H. Bauer and Donald McKay. D41.UU7 UttHiaKBU I1A . IU.VVV 11 1PM. I . . . , . . . . 1 .k it.; titi-i ; rii cumeay animal aci in America. night, 15 and lb cents. ned the petition are Oeorre H. WH. tjeaaot ns. P. Cowengart. Paul wesslnger. Dnclng lry Wagner, Richard Wilson. Rose I08 T. Lessons 2Be Professor Woodward's Academy. Auditorium hall. nira atreet. Woman's Exchange, 111' Tenth atreet lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch. f . mon or nrnrnun with 1100. 4200 Or I . . . . " 1 - -' v- i HAnnni nnniri iMii.nt mnt mn . r ISUO win never una mun i i.ici.u. cnanared. Jnnea Book Ktnr Sfll A M,r invuim,ni than in the bonds of the I .. Gordon Falls Eleotrie A Manufacturing I Dr. Haynes. optician, tos Salmon, near company. During tne Daianco oi op- uin, lormcny wjin a. n. wrignt. tember 50 shares of stock will be given I . . free with each 1100 bond, and thll D. Chambers ft Son., opticians, 421 bonua is now worth Hair tne price or (Morrison street, corner or sixth. tha hnnri. Rnhda nav 0 per cent Inter-1 est disbursed semi-annually, .and run w. A. Wise and associates, painless in v.. pa Th itncK win inftrfl in I uBuii.ii, iiia aiiu vYuatncion. m the profits forever. 210 commercial TOE GRAND Vacdevllle deluxe A Bill, Or 2fOYSX.TXBS Oeo. street ft Co., Portraying Klstorlo Events in the Careers of the world's Oreateat unitary Com manders Orandaaoope Arm strong ft Davis In "The Amatenr Chauffeur" Chaa. Kendal Doro &onoa MoXtnn Bros. Fred Bauer Club building. New millinery houae! Mrs. Reddy, formery with the C&ae & Relet com pany, of thla city, haa 'just opened a new millinery department In connec tion with the Grand Leader on Fifth " -and Alder. Prior to coming to Port land, Mrs. Reddy wa with the well known "House of Bradshaw," in Min neapolis. Being herself an expert mil liner and keeping In touch with New York, as she does, her hats are des tined to become very popular with Port land women. The Baker & Malheur Oil company has over 4,000 acres in the Malheur oil district, and are preparing, as rap: Idly aa poeslftie, ror deep arming op eratinn. There is but little more of their stock to be had at 25o per share. Jacobs, the tailor, located 492 Morri son atreet. Berger, 43(1. algns. 344 YamhllL Main Dr. E. C. Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam. Journal want ads. lo a word. AT THE THEATRES ! Oessr'a "Town Hall" Orphenm. "All there is, I am," says Cressy in "Town Hall Toniftht"; another, "What i am not am i. nave you seen or heard him this week at the Orpheum? i no lamous wnier ana impersonator THE LYRIC THE BLUNKALL COMPANT PRESENTS JLEINA RIVERS NEXT SUNDAY MATINEE. "THH DEVIL" TUB STAR Phones Main, 4494. A-1498. For the entire week of Sept. 6, the original production hoo&xoah nr otew tobk Matinees Wed., Sat. and Sun. at 2:30 p. m. rnces i&e. z&c. .every evening at 8:15. Prices 15cy JBc, 35c, (Oo. Seats may be reserved by either phone. Next Week "The Little Prospector." Worn by Men with Dressy Ideas We are now ready to show you a ery large and complete line of new fall and winter Suits,' Overcoats, Top coats, Raincoats, Hats and Underwear. Not only is the display un usually large, but the garments, material and patterns the handsom est we have ever gath ered. It is truly Dressy Clothing Well Made and Perfect Fitting We can please the. fancy of every man and young man in this community. A. J. Richardson Co. 283-285 Washington St (OPPOSITE WOODARD, CLARKE & CO.) Buy now and get th advance which I 0f New Enuland life Is Been at hia beat la aure to accompany development. A3- nn his one-act playlet "Town Hall To- O rests xra is. slui ko, ohsibihui ort,i c tary. Baker City, Or.; or. P. M. Batchel- bulldinir. Portland, Or. Ben Melch at the Orphenm. 8 P. SC. night. Member of the lire committee of the known Impersonators of Hehraln cltv executive board yesterday recom- characters In vaudeville today Is truck No. 5 for stealing- two pints of fna famous Joe cream from the Albina Creamery com-1 0 the Hebrew menaen tne aismiesai ra liinaion oi pheum this eomlnsr week, a brother of us joe weicn wnose take-off pany. i n cmiuiiuir. . .! I Known in pom mis ana otner coun tne rcammenaaiion oi niei umpwa i trlea. It Is probable that the executivej Doara W aei upon m nre rararamw frowda at thn nnmnlnw ommendation this afternoon. rowas at ine unngaiow The new Bungalow is evidently to Th. flr enmmlttoK of the cltv exfeu- become even more popular than tlve board yesterday recommended to (down-town home of Baker Stock com- the council an ordinance appropriating I pany was lor ao lonr. crowds aro $150 to pay the expenses of Chief Camp-1 flocking to see tne Baker Stock com "TKB BCXOOXi OIBX." Song-play, with coasting: girls, snow storm ballet and all cute, late song: hits by the gingery Curtis players. Big Probably one of the most widely-1 acenlc effects. ATUD4T-gLD TIB .nnrn m nar.nn a T.T.I .1- - 1 ) TTT."TO.H' RnHTCRT r la I Cars First and Alder Sts. Ben Welch, who will be HKEEIEISllBSSalllllBBIEKIIBEXaillUliailiniailllKIZ!! 8 h If You Want to See the Newest in Wearing Ap- B m parel Visit the Style Store. bell to Victoria, to attend the- annual convention of the Association or Amen pany In this their first week In the new lome. BASEBALL STCBBATXOV FABX, COS. AVQBXT AITI) 84TB STS. LOS AN GELS S vs. PORTLAND SEPT. 8, 9. 10, 11, IS, 13 Games begin week days at S:S0 p. m. The opening play is "Dorothy I e.. ean Fire Chiefs, which will be held at Vernon of Hadden Hall." I i-,hW 'asr.r a-randatand. 0c; hon 1 5c extra; children. the latter end of the month. Water through hose for sprlnkllns or windows must be paid for In advance and used only Detween tne nours or and a. m. and S and p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling streets. If used contrary to these rules or waste- fully it will be shut off. The fall term of the Hill Military Academy will open Wednesday, Septem ber is. The principal. Dr. J. W. Hill, or tho vice-principal, Joseph A. Hill, will e at the academy dally for the registration of pupils. Office hours, a. m. to 6 p. m. Dorothea Damlrer chased through Ftmlth & Everett Mrs. has pur ine flats now nenrlnr completion located next to the corner of Twenty-first and Kearney streeta for an investment. H. Ia Morgan Is the architect. The stata convention, Modern Broth erhood of America marts tomorrow st 10 0 In the Marquam building, to elect supreme delegates to the supreme con vention, which convenes at Davenport. Iowa. October 14. Many from different parts of the state will be In attend ance. It Is the Intention of the Portland membership to give the vlaltlng dele- Your table linen has lost its lustre; do you know why? Is it not because you "have allowed your laun dress to wash it with ordinary laundry soaps, which, being oyerstrong in ajkali,,"cut" the fab ric and make linen look like cotton? - Use Ivory Soap and your linen troubles will cease. He efral hlM eala. ikC easts-M e-U-af ket eea?, eats twin r , Ivory Soap 99 y& Per Cent. Pure. The Devil" at the Bungalow. Next week at the Bungalow the Bakei Sf oclt-'OBTpaity wttt presen t th;'"riia i sensation of all Europe and New York, "The Devil." and theatregoer who have been reading so much concerning this strange play the past few weeks are ail agog over the coming production. rrandstand, SOc; boxes. bleachers, 10c: grandstand. I5c. LADIES' DAT nUDAT. "Boys uhdef 11 free- to- - bleachers I Wednesday. ! Artistically Accurate complete musical comedy act will be the headllner at the College Dayg. in one e nrand next week. It will be offered by Fred erick Vs Bowers, late of "The Ham Tree." There is more humor and mel-1 ody In this act than can "be found any-I woere ouiaiae oi a. college campus; Richard Jose at the Baiter. Hear Richard Jose, the world's area t-I est tenor singer of heart songs, st the Baker and laugh at the funny situa tions in tne farce with which ha la appearing thla week and you will sever regret tne time ana money spent. Hooligan at tho Star. Majoiie Maxwell, the Celtic come dienne. Lillian Ia Ror, the little girl with the big voice; C. V(. Boyer. ballad 1st: J. F. Oettlngn. comedian: the Hool igan trio, and George Hayes, dancer, I will be aen In "Hooligan In New York" at the Btar theatre all thla week. Thla attraction la aald to be one of the beat ' drawing cards on the popular priced "Oik" Perkins Coming. "The Little Prospector." whleh comes to the Htar tneetr. tfunaar matin September II. con tain a many new Ideaa, situations and rlimaxea. and la by far the most entertaining and thrilling play or me in ine mining canape oi tne Uolo- ea west ever written. Paatages' Attractions. The wrestling pontoa, Baaner A Mad great I son. are the In vaudeville. test laugh producers Valoait, the juggler, sad hia trained pigeona, Is one of tke aret Uet Seta btore the ruMtc; It Is is oi appiai Mlae Sophie t Em- greeted with rouada of epplaus. each perform ett Co.. present a onect farre which Is brimming wit, bright comedy lines. Cometij at tb Grand. Cheerful vaadevttla. the kind that everyone like, la te be found at the OraaA There are soma ef the fennieet sets oa the road at the "Grans thla . Artnatrorg A Davta. Willi "The A ma lev r Chaef feor." ere a roaetaat "rre f light, aswt Murrey K mil. the snotvtfogiet. Im tlllag molk Inr hat w atertea ad singing aw parodies. Old rkMlev at the) OaAa. Tomer row afterrvxra three wfl h a a Win. gather-in in the htg fr. sir. ir at Uve wa.a t e4 fiddiere, ef the .'ate gaiar in rfwtiM. At that tin, a Tarte finr ef th. oJI F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING PbOBM Main 16S Home A 1168 First and Oak Eastern Hat Factory t. aa M Thlr Oak rue. Why we ean afford to sell M hate tor a, aad tot tLM. Becasse we are the raff's. Came a a 4 exaoMee the goods be fore you buy the hats. Opea evenings. ARE THE NEW FALL MODELS WE NOW SHOW IN MEN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS AND CRAVENETTES The showing is extensive and exclusive. It embraces and attractive. The varie ties we offer in styles, fabrics and colors are efficient to please the most fastidious. The workmanship is fault less. They were styled and tailored by the STEIN BLOCH, SCHLOSS BROS. CO. and the BRADBURY SYSTEM. Yet the prices are very moderate. They range from $40 down to $20. FOR YOUNG MEN We show the newest con ceptions of tailoring thought beautiful fabrics and hand some styling are seen in the SUITS. OVERCOATS and CRAVENETTES we show to discriminating young dressers. Prices $15 to $30 ... o Credit If Desired You can arrange to pay for your Fall wardrobe in weekly, semi-monthly or " monthly payments. 3 M a M H ! nasi S : MX 3 tJ 5 V. : - I If 1 1 Id ft f is h an tOnOIA AJTO OOXJUtOEB, - '- - - 11 ioxoox.a aitd couioit, !XSSSISSlS52HZI!fSSS2SSZ3SZaZXISZSSSS;23SI A BUSINESS TRAINING JIT THE WSXXS YOUR. TIME VALUABLE i i i." 1 $90.00 A MONTH FROM THE START Baiter, City, Or, Mar 10, 1108, Baker City Business College. Baiter Cltv. Or. n .- uenuernen in repiy to your request we take pleasure hookkeer )Dly to your renueat we take class lire In statin. mat Mr. Bam Mlcnael, a graduate of your eohool. la in our employ as a bookkeeper, and that we atarted him at a aalarv of ltd a month. He took entire oharge of the hooks and Vld acceptable work from the beginning, Not onlr doea he understand bookkeeDlna. but he also learned to write a neat and rapid business hand, and he acquired a buslneas education in your school that la of Inestimable value to any business man. zours very truly, BTAffABP FURNITURE COMPAWT.' Send for a catalog and arrange to enter. School now in session, ft BAKER CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE, A. L. McCAULEY, Principal , EixroxuszzxxzzzniEXKKuisznzEUszzsszxzszzzz: ECLECTIC BUSINESS UNIVERSITY NOW IN SESSION BAT AJTD JMXfltt OXA8BZS Places young people In good positions. Our Individual Instruction the best No dlsoouraaed students, all make good progress. X. B. mzOKAXBlOa;. Bras. Worcester block, Portland, Oregon. Phone Mala 4504. HI ANGEL COLLEGE MT.ANQEUORB In charge of the Benedictine Fathers. Boarding school for young men and boys. lerm opens September 8. Board, tui tion and laundry, $210 per year. Preparatory, commercial, scien tific and classical courses. WBXTB BOB 0ATA&OOVB. THE ALLEN PREPARA TORY SCHOOL Thorough preparation for all eastern and western colleges. Eighth year be gins September 21, 190. Catalogs. THE ALLEN PREPARATORY SCHOOL Portland, or. In (he Business College World Means all that is modern. . At tested by our popularity and attendance. Get otlr catalog and learn WHY our school leads ; WHY ouf graduates are all employed. Day and night -classes throughout the year. ELK'S BUILDING PORTLAND, OREGON DALLAS COLLEGE The DUrnoses of thla InatltnMnM an to furnish to young men and women a liberal Christian education, to lay a of the soli and to build leotual moral character. v;nnstian education, to Jay a broad foundation In tha study otences, art and philosophy, ulld up a strong and Intel- Offers Vsaal College voianuno, Elementary, Course) Clssst intarv. iMdi. sola aad ataaloal. Exnenses nomlnaL Tha faonltv .m arrange for limited number of atudenta to earn meir way in run or In part New term commeaeea September li. Bog Catalogue and Information Address O. A. BEOOX, BaUaa. Oregon. COAL Kemmerer Coal The Best Wyoming Coal on tha Fort land Market CjrcrxOBXxrr bbob. (zara Bunkers ltth and Marshall. Phones Main 931. A-IML Journal Wants bring results TTIf I MILITARY ACADEMY day A boarding ' and school for young men and boys. Accredited to Stanford, Berkeley, Cor nell, Amherst and all state universities and agricultural colleges. Make reservations now. For Illustrated catalogue and other literature, ad dress , BaU term begins Sept. IS, 1908 J. W. EIXIh It. Z Principal, POTLAJn. OSEOOJT We pay you 4 pa oent ta save There V a Time In the lives of most men and women, when it would be very convenient to have a lit tle money laid away which they could call their own. Many times even a small amount would relieve embar rassment or actual needs. at your disposal for the ac cumulation of small amounts as well as large, and the small amounts deposited soon yield the large. Start an account with a dollar or so and be prepared have money in the Bank. Two per oent allowed aa check mg accounts. AMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO. OF PORTLAND oo Seventh St., Elks Temple L. Ol RAL8TON........ Pres. a L. MAC GIBBON. .Cashier. TEETH reorganised with 1500.- itlonal capital ta protect deposltora Beeently 000 adrfit rv.. ii..iirr anaaaw Save Money A New Departure Corns i and have free examination. wtli iSATKACT TEETH FREE. SILVER FILLINGS 35 T7P GOLD FILLINGS t5 UP SET OF TEETH i..;4.00 SPLENDID SET !S Xrt GOLD CROWNS . . ..S2.RO JO IS AA All work guaranteed for ten years. Lady attendant always present, j AH work done abaolutslv wlrhnut Mln by specialists Of from lit to 30 veara - experience. Boston Dentists tUVa SCorrlsoa Bt, Opn. Bostoff lee. . Xoaa Bhoae A-03a Bhosc Main 8030. . Boiled Linseed Oil I OALLON LOT! BSa Raw Linseed OH I OALLOX LOTS 874 Puro White Lead per ! ...tr.to Pcrlland Sash & Door Co EasternOuffittmeCo. COR. WASHINGTON AND TENTH STS. ' The Store Where Your Credit Is Good The cost of Interments has gracUy reduced by the Ualman Usder tjktnf nmMlf. . HreUfore If has beea the euaton cf funeral directors to make charges for all taddentals connected with' a fu neral. Tbe Mwtra Hoiasaa oneartait Ing eon pany. the leading fnaaraJ SW retors ef Portland, hare deportee fret that ccstonv Wheat casket tc fcrnishad ay as we aaehe ao extra charges for embalming, hearse tc cemetery, outside boa or as aei usee vnai aaay r- gatred ef ta. ereeac rlothtna, scsaetery end arrtas-a. thus effeeUae; a saving et $11 te III ca each fmnereX THE EDWARD HOlf.lAN UNDERTAKING CO. BTT. OOB. SVAXJCOX. WILIIOlTHIJiERALWATER LABBC THOhfA. Phone A-1ia l Lafecc B14f. ccr. M aavS V aakiagta. RENT A PIANO Ton will waat a piano In your noma tms xaii mo winter, it win afford you much pleasure Perhaps you feel that you arc not ready to purchase tha piano yon desire tc cwa. Most musicians, look forward to tha time when they will own a BTXBXarwAT piano. Rent a laaVo from as aad all th cncr win WAT. he geeney paid aa rent Bay be applied toward tac auronasc si a . We have the largest stack cf BsMtcs In the elry aad the finest as of eld standard, reliable, well known makes. Read the uaw namee aa familiar as the names of eld friends Stotaway, Knabe. A. B. Chase. Bverett. Ludwlg, Packard. uonovcr, jungsBury, waHiogt abater, saacrscn, Jturtamana ethers. Our saata sslearceaia second Skcth and stArTUoa. KAtranoa tc store opposite postofflec SHERMAN. CLAY CO. rtea. and C?eeVwwVVVVVVVVVVVVVVq Sunday at 2:30 P. f,I. Take ftI2wod Tar OH off at rfcmJ Tark Ro)2l Ileus?, Szn frz- i rru and iw r-. ATI s.i?oae r" , 'mv' I f".- 7.-1 . ! e i I I ef the (lender 4 as re as a ale alk eeed I m pbovt rr.