THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVJNING, - OCTODER 16, 1DC3.
WAS BOOKKEEPER
Til ft way nnrifj
LINCOLN COUNTY PRODUCTS IN
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SOUTH JH DIXIE
WINDOW. ATTRACT MUCH ATTENTION
MS HESI6IIED
ill SALEM
St, PaTid's Episcopal Cliurch
Scriber About Fifteen Years
Hood Elver Has $et in, to
Classifies Alleged "JJepub-
..Will Consider at Special'
' 3Ice(insr Tonight.
Ago Lived in Cap
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Score the Success of
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dress at Chattanbocra. '
m Life.
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DR. W HERS
BEST OF ALL
Fill FAIRS
"'Dr.' George B. Van Waters, for tha
rant IS years the pastor of 8L David
Kulaconal church. has tendered bis re
lntlon to the vestry of tba church
and It will be considered at a special
meeting of-iha veatry toolgnt "
Utuk of tha realgnatlon of Dr. Van
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Spaclat Dlapafak to Tba Joernal.t
Salem, ' Or., Oct II. J. W, Bcrlber,
cashier ' of tha defunct , Farmers A
Tradara bank of La, Oranda. wu a -book
keeper In tha Capital National bank of I
Salem about It years ago. Ilia parental
mada their noma in Salem until a few
years a so when- Bcrtber senior died.
Aftar Mr. Scrlher'B death Mrs. Bcrlber
and her aon left to maka her noma at
Lm Grande.
For loner tima Bcrlber wu a atate
aenator from I'nton county. Ha waa
uIho connected with tha Humpter bank.
which subsequently nllM.
Bcnovr a people ayere among Miam i
moac respected ritisens.
AIRSHIPT01LES
70 DESTRUCTION
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rHood Rlyar,,Or Oct. J. Today la
Ibrtitht and clear and tha Hood Rtvar
, L' (CaJte Vn Uaar4 Wtea.l
' Chattanooga. Tann.; Oct Jl. Wllllant
H. Taft addraaaed an enorjnoua croJ ;
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ts Inventor ; With It, but
Not Hurt by Fall
of 22 Feet.
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fruit ahow waa opanad thla morniBflhera today on Ma tour of Dlxlo. tha '
with tta complala dlaplay. t Tha Tnorn- firat erar made by a Republican prar
Ing train brouiht bundrada of vialtora. dentlal candidate. Ila , waa ' veil ' ri
Tha apple ahow la admitted to be the celred and In tba coyrae of hla'remarki
flnaat aver niada at Jlood. River. Tha aald: V . . ' .
houaand and mora bosea of fruit ara "There ara thre klnda of Democrat a
Sad ,y1rpr.vLdu:n?iU.,nd -thoa. vptln. for .no., rot. , for
whole ahow la -much lara-er than haa Bryan. . )ioiln that I alia IV be, elected,
even before baen attempted. Tba plate nd thoaa not otlnar at all - ;A
aiapiay or an mnoa or rruit la 'ine a "-'""a .-;.
blcteat In the hlatory of tha fruit fair come when the Damocrata of the aoutn
and tha fruit la of much finer quality, ehould "vote with the Republican party.
-No naraea have bean plaoad n the which la roaponalble for tlialr , , pro,
axhiblta. aa tha Judrinf baa not. been Parity." - . : '..
completad. and except for tha bannera . The candidate' reception In the aoutk
announclna; In which dlatrlot tha applaa . .mo,t. cordial and mUch an.
Eye flaaaea. $1 at ' Metier'a.'
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Tha maKnlflcent dlaplay of fruit, vee
(Oaltea Prm Laaaed Wlra.t . I etablaa and grain from Lincoln county
London. Oct 16. Colonel Cody, the I nn iBnli)Ad In tha lower window of
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L, v', -..:.(,. ' - 'I aeroplane Jnrentor. waa aeriouaiy in.ists glchel'a atore, J Third atroet.
'.i - ,V -'y...i Pured toy when bia machine fell 23 I peak, voluine(l for tht productlveneaa
uunua; u Bun wi raci.ui. i of tng coaat Kange county.
D. I The aeroplane was completely deatroyed. Th,rft are ahelvea of apples that
I The accident waa wltneaned by a score I ... . ... tr Di... .hr
Watera la a atory of ' long years of of army officer who were attending .,.,..t , ,,th -nvv. Fiht
faithful work for the upbuilding of the the tint. When i Colonel cody waa Picked ha appla measure 40 Inches, while
imriBii qk itiviu i, liuaiii.iwi "h ww- ....vv...wub. -v ?u I the notatoea I
rtvAn av til nnnrnw to tri ntircn inn i inai na win reuuver. a o wuh
of lack of harmony among the laity and accident has not been discovered.
lack or support.
Rev. George B. Van Waterg, D.
ofUfhe th Potatoes are wonderful for growth
. Display of Lincoln County, Products at Window of Slchel -Store. T'.':.
m-. 1 1 . . ii. r m .... j . . .u. n . . . t ' 1 1
bias, there are many varieties. Ryasjl
feet in height, millet, timothy and other
fodder grasses and grain would' delight
the heart and eye of any farmer or
dairyman.. Mangolds, beets, Iswedes and
other roots measure nearly three feet,
and some weigh 26 pounds. '
There are also samples of coal from
Taquina, taken from a vein three feet
in width. The exhibit was secured by
Colonel F. J. Parker and brought here1
are grown. It la impossible to tell from musiasm . naa oesn aispisyeo.
wnicn -section may oome. i
- Tha display also lnciudea exhibits' of
mamanoth vegetables; canned .fruits and
other producta of the valley. Tha die.
Dlaya extend for 1(0 feet on' each.alde-
or ina pavilion, wun racks in me cen
ter equally long,' and the whole presenta
ine scene or a .smsii lake or .aDDies.
whoso fragrance and beautiful colors
ara delighting the sightseers and the
many hortlculturlata who are here
from other districts. Among those: who
arrived this morning to view the fair
are secretary or titate Benaon . rrom
uaiam, ana froressor vritnycomb or
line uregon Ainietio oiud. ..
This afternoon Immense crowds ' are
I thronging', the exhibit pavilion, -and
dent castner and : Secretary
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DR. L M.
OPTICIAN
Dr. Van Waters since taking his place
BAUD GETS:
ORDER THIS TIE
as pastor of St David's, has done much
to make it one of the large parishes of
the city. - Possessed of soma mean a, ha
gave liberally to aid in-carrying tjn-tne
work or the cnurcn. ana it wan jargeiy
throuRh his influence and "effort and
the aid of friends of his that the parish
was able to construct and equip the
imposing edifice, now used by. the con-
: ' Salary not rally Paid- f
During; all of this time the church
lias not Den rinanciauy prosperous.
Jbast
SSn'SMrS. :rii Gantenbeln and Morrow granted divorce
the nlan that he would aoceDt f rom -the decrees to unhappily mated couples.
parish what had been left after tha I " Although Flora Gordon had brought
expenses were paid. -Thls remainder has Bult against Fritx Henry Gordon, she
salary which tha pastor should have re- , t JlJl bT
,..it.j . - I given the order for adlvorc.- Bha said
L.ant lulv 'Dr' Collins' was brourht to -hat n? called-her viia- pamea and ac
St David s aa an assistant for - Dr. c?".6 nar , or jnnailty.
Ml BALLOONS
LOST AT SEA
lTTrtT Alrrtnof fll'T-nn TTt hilt
Three marriage certificates were can- -UUi'u xiuivoi " , v
year Dr. Van Waters received only celled this morning when Circuit Judges C!qn1) nf ifnrth Rfift '
third, approximately, of hsaJary, 0.ntBnheta OCarCIl Ol 1UIIU DCa
Will Be Made.
(Unite Press Leased Wtr.
Berlin, Oct 1. It Is regarded as cer-
but nordon tain that the Daitoona nener?n. uu
Van WatS.:and at th loving spouse de- Plauen. enteredMn the endurahco con
. a. ... .1 BAMtAii t m BTroVv- a ri a a a taB f v 1 a ai Vol I . . ill i
agreed to afuarant Dr. Collina 85 a Ifff i?oP. ST-JIh5 Sa5iI?H test In connection with tho interna
month for three months. If this sum ",, ?JnTl" fS Monad balloon race, fell into the North
cnuid te accumuiatea alter tna exDensesi v-"" ---- - 1 .i,u tv,i
with their crews. No trace of either
oon has Deen . iouna.
of the parish were paid, well and goot Di,Rniea JJ, e decree. ,
but If not Dr. Van Waters was to see to TOf, I. '"""Jl "T.L Jent out to look for the missing
it that the sum .reached the assistant JL"'""-- .'...""r " hav been directed to oontir
HEAR LAND GKANT
CASE DECEMBER 7
The .date of answer to the -iult In
equity -which was filed .In tha United
States circuit court by B.;D.' Town send,
snecial assistant to the attorneys-gen
eral, in the famous uregon ec camorma
land grant case, was postponed in the
rederal court this morning until Decem
ber 7. As there are several defendants
beside the Oregon & California com-
any it waa decided to make tne same
av for all so that the answer to the
complaint could be made at the same
time. '
SUIT OVER SEWER
VICTIMS BEGINS
That suit to Tecover damages against
Paquet, Glebisch 4 'Joplln wlir be com
menced at once for the death of the
three Finns who were killed In the Sc-
:'ThK.ifS! u Indicated in three petitions filed , in
. mvu. tho county court askina tnat joeepn
t . t. . t- .r- XT?.. di mameu auuut is monma ana wu "-'v.'u .. . . . . oiiwiuju ,v.i,.u u..i..avnw, v.
' i"""""""! i'f " """' w . k . searcb until all HODS as, aoanuuneu. i h autatA. nf th -irtrtlmn Th naftJAnii
receive . nothing ,ior bi . aervlcea as rReekSSi to iSnda, 7EXZi tit - ' . . do not state the pSJSt value f ihe
Co ,a . .j i.
bv tha ftouthVn Wolfl,.' vih I throngl:
the .in.n-.. i Vr.ViU- .7-TVkI rr,,aenl aner ana : secretary - , , . i,
colonerpk.? .w returned from EU-
- It Mr M fl.a, .U.J 1. . I . . . - " . I : v ;
t.i. u. 1 1 A. L " . A " nooa wiver naa ever aeored. Tomorrow rn,i whr ; .far thr najt'- ix
display m the Chamber ,. of . Commerce ja expected to be the biggest and best OPe' wneeVIor i"C , past -i A
knhaJVP day and exerythlng will be put in read- months he has been investigate' .
mouf n ana Mr. . sich. kindly offering Iness -to take care of the big crowds. . . . . , ,
one of his show windows, bis. offer was " crowo'-. inor the different methods' , of
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL" ; EYE-TESTING ' by prominent
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CHURCH IKCOKPOEATES S.".". -""w
T. .. v - . ' 1 ; 1 '.' . . ; . ixr T 1? C U A r 17 M MtTTHnn
A .11.1.. l Au .i.i I . lUUf ntf M 11 ,AJf
for two new concerns and the organise-1 which caused SO much talk 111
iion or a new cnurcn to oe-Known aa rr . j ,v. .
St. Johns Memorial Eolaconal church ItUfOpe, and IS the ITlOSt WOndCt-
in linding
worn oy
gratefully accented.
A ierJr handsome booklet, devoted en
tirely" to Lincoln county, published by
the Southern Paclfln. n ha nnuiiirul
the exhibit for the. asking. ...
FROFilFAR IIORTH
A lucky trio of Alaska miners arrived
JctTanfe
J. J. eellwood and 8. H. Beach, wardens, trie! proper glasses tO De
ana n. u lxott, j. M. vanneia, . J. iui " .u' A
Hancock and A.-G. Whlteman, vestry- tn patient.
men. - - , .
Artlolea for the Oregon Transfer com
nanv were filed bv H. L. Corbett. J. F.
Falling, J. C Flanders -and Jamea:. H.
Murnhy,
xne vvaternouse & tester -company is
In Portland Thuradav nto-hf I incorporated by W. N. Bellinger. C. A.
tha OaV hnt.i r r ... Alphonae and Russel. E. Sewall. The
War,. 1. , . V f""" l'i.-
1 i. . V'""eer AiH8Ka goia dig
ger, brought out a. comfortably filled
t. ,i,iiB wiiuiiijuceniMr i. hm . in.
tends returning to the northern country
before the .holidays. H. H. Myers anS
r. J xieroscer.. who hava hm nm.
Quick, Accurate and
Absolutely Correct
eitR HOUSE
is enroute . to Grants Pun h. hi I
IN OTHERS! HANDS
NO EXTRA CHARGE will be
made. Always reasonable
peeling onNapoleon creek, in the Forty-1 the circuit court - to recover furniture
".'!" uiii-jr. met wun a lair measure located in a house at 32 North Seventh
reet which she says K. J. Howell
w holds In his possession and refuses
in
price, you will find the workman-
Rose Hathaway has brought ault lnfnlP ucst, anu ine,rciiei iroin
ui success ana Drought back a consid-
ii - 1 1 . , ' i a . "f0 yellow dust
pastor.
...-i. i- ' .w.. Arthur Reckard was cruel to- her. His fTa nf K rTQ fT KM ,T .
UrrvS ' WaTerrat "lit dVidedSsl.n treatment was simbly Inhuman, she MU JkO. WA
...j i ,' i sa.ia. so tna jurist aiiowaa hfw ttk
Eyes tested free at Metager's.
end last week ' sent his resignation to fa' ' .'Vi?" "I
the vestry. This organlxatlon had a "Joiclng, once more a single
nuAttii. antieHii I ftrl fr- Ihn riraf . H I " ,
present month but at ,that time had no
quorum': A special meeting will there-1
; fore be held this aveninar to consider I
'ts'Khft B? Siunr the VERDICT IN.JAVOR
present assistant, may oe elected, to rill
the vacancy, thoucrh this has not vet
reen consmerea. .. , t
Dr. Van Waters exoecta . to maka
Portland his home in the future.
OF JOHN PADDEN
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Charged With Sunday Liquor Selling
Evidence Tends to Exonerate
Him Entirely.
(Special Olapatcb to Tba Journal.)
Vancouver. Wash, Oct 16. In the
case of the state, against John Padden,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday,
a -jury in me superior court . yesteraay
returnea a veraict or not guuty. '
' The case aaaiiist Padden waa brouaht
bi tne instance or Tannenaorrr ana
Wolff, former roomers at Padden's ho
tel. The evidence went to show that
tne proprietor or the hotel had. taken
every precaution aaainst allowing liq
uor to ba sold on ftunrinv. Tha onl v
person having access to the bar was the
night clerk and he had been given In
structions not to enter that room for
Ban Francisco, Oct 16. Representing I the purpose of. securing liquor. In an-
thut Mra-Kdith iw rhmnhv th. oiirer instance it was snown tnat tne
, Punpy' " liquor In question waa sold after II
COMPELS
DOIIPHr TO PAY
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Mrs. Dunphy's Mother's Al
leged Horsewhipping: in
Portland Brought
rUnlUd FnM taaacd Itm.)
of the wealthy stockman, J. C Dunpby,
of Nevada and California, baa no money
with which to secure evidence to contro
vert allegations of her husband that she
has been thrice married and never di
vorced. Judge C. M. Slack, her attorney,
said today that Dunphy had not paid
the alimony named by the court
Dunphy's counsel. Attorney Meredith.
charged, that Mrs. Dunphy refused to
mane an airiaavu aenymg the charge
of Dunphy and Judge Slack replied that
men would have to be sent to Portland
to obtain the necessary information on
which Mrs.. Dunphy could base her de
nial. : ' - -
- Meredith further charged that Dun
phy had received a letter from his
mother-in-law threatening to cowhide
Dunphy in public as she had done one
of Mrs. Dunphy's former husbands at
Portland. -Judge Slack declared hla
client had nothing to de with her
mother's acHona
Mrs. Dunphy sat In her carriage today
near the court building and refused to
. enter the courtroom unlesa directed to
do o by Judge Graham, before whom
the matter was being heard.
Finally Judge Graham ordered Dvrri
phy to pay hla wife 1600 costa and (250
couniw nea aiw toe aiiiaavit will be
forthcoming.
SILVER WEDDING OF
. THE STB0HMEYEBS
o'clock Sunday sight
MULLER ALL BODIES
, TO AMALGAMATE
;
TALE OF CRUELTY INJURED HEAD IS
r'mrrTmrnin?rrP5a o a ttcji?
Ran -Pranclaco.- Oct. -16. After testl-
fvinir that her liusDana naa cnoKea ner i ns...i, -hii . on
and treated her with fft'e"18 "TififJIj with his mother at University Park, haa
r.uian m.. w "I" .. ,; ' h "een aajuagea insane ana win be taken
locutory decree . of divorce -today by t tho aavlum. , It 1- -tatert that ha ra-
Judge Seawell f rom .B. ooata, we 1 celved R faji ,trlking on his head when
y ','"';", B years or age and tnat since that time
la iM - to .have occurred at the I vi- t,t A .....n.. l- .
.rr "a u-T. 1- hi. na. nl.kt 1 . vwwMWM uaa uevunta
The testimony of Mrs. Coats was sup
ported by Dr. James N. Ward, , who
was summoned to the notel at tne time,
fnatu recentlv obtained an injunction
to prevent his wife from disposing-of
(9,600 she had op deposit. Tne court
vacated the order. The details of the
financial settlement were not dis
closed.
. . ' r.. 7 .- . . ", J , UUSl. 1 .ivw HUlua Ill 111 -a vvooLiloju
Ky a 1 ti1 Un Portland, return- to return to her. She will accept l,200
iyf."1 ..r J in? eariy spring, and ir sne can not nave tne rurnitt
Herbster, wUl sUrt; back about - Decern.
DEPOSITS OF COAL
D, O.
Clark,'1
eeiiaral Vianavai- a v .
Union Pacific Coal company, Is in
ruruaua waay returning- rrom - Wash
ington where he has been Inspecting
new mines being - opened for the - use
of the rallroads at Chehalls, Wash.
Chehalls is on the 'lines of both the
Northern -Pacific,.' and -the Oregon &
Washington, tha' ttronoaari Mapi-imcn
Portland-Seattle .line. Mr. Clark, will
leave for - Omaha this afternoon on
Union Pacific private ear No. 106. - I
furniture.
The Hathaway woman 'elooed with
Otto Kulper, formerly the local Plnker-
ton aupennianueni, not long aga ana
on her return found the house which
she presided over In the possession of
other parties'. -
COFFEE
or tea: or both: Schil-ling-'s
Best at your grocer.
Moneyback both. V
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Tear trecer retaras rear seey M re jdeat
HkaSetilinr iBeat: waaar klai. ':
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tne lenses immediate ana lasting.
DALLAS
OPTICAL PARLORS
218-19 Failing Building, Corner
Third and Washington, ;;
Second Floor. .Take Elevator
Special to Hood XUver.
"Portland Day" special train to Hood
River Fair tomorrow. Saturday, leaves
Union Depot at a. m. founa trip, ii.au
DOGS TREE BIG BEAR
Hunter
and
the Board f Trade
Secretary of
mercial bodiea of the city - Into- one
Muller'a plan for a merger of the com-
organization waa to hava been the rally
ing point for a meeting of the members
of the board of trade yesterday after
noon, out owing to voor attendance it
was decided to continue the meeting
unui Aionaay evening at o cioca, wnen
Mr. Muller will lay his merger scheme
before the meeting. As yet neither the
cnamter or commerce nor tne commer
cial club has taken up with the merger
talk and the heada of both organizationa
atated today that there waa nothing to
metge ao far aa they, were concerned.
Mr. Muller la hopeful, and bellevea ha
can induce hla brother aecretanea to
ante Into hla Jackpot
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Goes - After .Cougar
' Meets a Brutn.
(Sperial Plapatch to Tba Journal
Aberdeen. Wash.. Oct 16. E. C. Mor
gan, a rarnaer living on worm Kiver
near Vesta, reports that he has had
six head of cattle killed by a big cougar
past month. He thi
the animal Is the same which haa killed
so many head of stock Jor G. M. Powell
In the Nessbkah valley.
Yesterday morning Thomas Dew look
his. fine hunting- dogs and went In
Search of the cougar, -when about three
miles from Cosmopolls. his present
home. Dew ran onto a big black bear,
which gave fight to his dogs. It caught
oae of them and tore its tongue the
whole length, injuring It so that Dew
bad 10 carry it nome.
The bear was finally treed by the
dogs and Dew shot It The body led (red
In the branches of the tree and it was
necessary to get an axe and chop the
tree down before it could be- secured.
It takes about 1,000.000 cords of wood
a year to make the newspapers that aolrled
through the presses of New Tork city. one child survive.
Mrs. Julia Nye Lee.
(Sp-1al nispatck to Tba loornat.)
Sweet Home, Or., Oct 16. Mrs. Julia
Nye Lee died Tuesday after a lnna-
and severe illness. The deceased was
4$ years of age. She was born In Ore
gon and lived all her life here. Mrs.
Lee was the daughter of Mr. and Mn
Adam Nye, pioneers. In 1901 she mar-
wmicm lxe. The husband and
Their . . Germ a . Friends Surprise
Them With Their Joyous Pres-
' en re and Their Gifts.
t
ftoeclal maeatra ka Tea lavnLI
Oregon Crty.' Oct 16. Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore fitroluneyer . of Pearl, at reet
were agreeably surprised by a call last
e-renlng from a large number Of their
'irmn friend a, l-ee41 oy Rer. W. R.
Kraibrgar of Zfoa'a Evangelical Lath
aria church. It belna their ellver wed
irs anniversary. Mr. R, Ptold. on
ro'.af of the company, pre sen tad Mr.
r Mre. Ptrothtneyer with a handsome
t-m Rer. Kraaberrr made a roe-
v . t iiatory a-dereaa. Otr gift were
a at.ver N and a gold piar, j
f tha father and eialar of tlia hrld.
1 iir xmfiiu ware ervaI and se:
- TKr arera pra Ami: Rr. ,
- K. Krih'tr, Mr. and Mra R- It-J
'I. i'r ard 1--a lxaia Ntl. Mr. mi'
-1 itw 1 bt rK Mr. a-d Mm. 1
nariTaan. jmr ana Mr Ib1ri
- :.- r Jr, kJee.-Ura. Matt iilr)i.(
, h i-"!ri Seiiar. f rank K i n4 j
- f t Jr. Viae Jrw,a ranl-l arfwl Jjr.i
. rr t'-r ff W' gtrfrihner. j
' - ae4 M- ''nt)n)n ware rar- 2
A Better j5oap Was Needed
-, . .
And so, three years ago, we began to
make P. & G. Naphtha Soap,
Four years ago, we recognized the need for a better
naphtha soap than any then made.
Three years ago, we began to manufacture P. & G. ,
Naphtha Soap.
Today, we offer it with the assurance that it is better
than anything of its kind on the market
How much better?
Nearly 50 better.
Why? . ' "
Because, in the first place, it is white there Is no rosin
in 5t
Because it is harder than any other naphtha soap; and, 'i
therefore, will last longer. ' :
Because it weighs more; and, therefore,
will do more work. ' '.' " . '
raTra
Tor Sale by All j roc era
Earned Mopy
It's a strange woman who would
refuse many ; easy ways to earn
extra dollars. . ' .
- Your allowance may. be small-
You may .want pin-money" , '.
You may want to help yp- hus
band, but do not care to work down
'town. ' "''' -: '- ":'V"
-. - :' . .sV-VU
You can make money as well as
other women do who have, small
ads in The Journal. v
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Tell in a few words what .you
would like to do. Your neighbors
M. will hot know its "your ad..; It may4'
, be baking,' sewing or hairdressing
y You'll be surprised to learn how
" many people will read your ad. - If
youVdo not feel able to advertise,
here is another way , , :.'
REED-FRENCD
mm
An extraordinary piano otfer
for the balance of October I
Thirty days ago we made a
remarkably liberal offer: .its.
true it was not accompanied' by.
any' great flare of trunipets, but
it had the ring of genuineness
about it as numbers' of 1 recent
piano, customers will gladly tes
tify. ' . " ., t "'.'.: ,'.';"'
We--want everybody to know
more oi this Keed-rrench bid
for business. f .
k .: Read Journal J Want
Ads every day you will ,
, learn - who will buy . your
old clothing furniture
bicycles. - 7 .--.;
You ' can find ; a desir
able boarder, too.
The prudent housewife
reads' them every flajr. -
HERS IT IS: If you, will
agree bo buy a piano this month
(October) we will let you have
one of these-beautifut 1909 styl
pianos just arrived as follows:
MftO. Any Wood; lor $224
$325, Any wood,, for $233
$$75 Any Wood, for $265
; Pay us $10 down, and $6a
j month, for either of first two
and $15 down and $7 a month
for the $265 piano. These prices
include scarf, stool, delivery and
tuning. Uie the piano two
years free and then 4urn It in
on our Pjanista piano player,' if
you wish,- t
To. Prospective Customers'
(It makes no difference whether
city or ountry) write or phone
-us you want one of these pianos,
we will send it, freight and
. .
ficsruge prepaid, on aoovc terms
with the nnderstandins. if piano
, ta not as represented, "no sals,"
The decision is entirely with the
customer. Main 1251 or A3251.
JOURNAL WANT ADS CO$T 1 CENTrA WORD
SEVEN INSERTIONS.FOR THE PRICl OF SIX
REED-FRENCH
PIANO MFG. CO
SIXTD & BURKSIDE
PORTLAND. OREGON
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