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"THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,, PORTLAND, . THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1SCS.
Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
Helll
. . . "The Squaw Man"
r ."Facing the Music'
ralow ........,, "Men n4rw?m?"
Baker
BunKalo
Vaudeville
Pantagea ...........Vaudevl e
Grand ....... . VaudevllU
Lyrlo V.. "Mlflnlght in New York"
Star .......... "The Montana Limited
The Portland Railway,. Light A Power
company has asked the council not to
consider the Improvement of East Twenty-second
street further until the ques
tion of the contemplated, street sAjway
franchise hae been settled. Remon.
strances against the surfacing of Thur
man, Lovejoy and Tillamook street,
with Belgian blocks and vitrified brick
have also been filed in the city audi
tor's office by the railway company
which saTs It fs willing to lay vitrified
brick headings on each sliJs of the rails,
but not otherwise to make Improve
ments unless these would be considered
advantageous by the company In main
taining Its share of the street work.
' Ths contract for paving Union ave
nue, the largest ever granted for the
Improvement of a Portland street, has
been awarded te the Warren Construc
tion company,sthe contract price being
ltlu,766. Two miles of bard-surface
pavement. It Is thought, will make
Union avenue the busiest street running
north and south on the east side of the
river, but a murmur of disappointment
J heard from the North Alblna end be
cause the Improvement will not be ex
tended to Killingaworth avenue, where
it would connect with a like pavement
already laid.
Secretary John K. Kollock of the
board of school trustees of St Helens'
hall lias filed a remonstrance with the
city auditor against the improvement
of St. Clair street and Park avenue. In
his letter Mr. Kollock says that Bishop
-Charles Beaddlng signed the natltion for
the Improvement with the understand
ing that his name was not to be used
unless a majority of the board also
. signed. The council has approved the
petition. The board of school trustees
now asks that this action be rescinded.
A committee of physicians was ap
pointed last night at the meeting of the
City ' County Medical society to act
In conjunction With the city council and
commutes from the board of health in
attempting to draw up a satisfactory
milk ordinance. Pre. A. W. Smlth,-N.
W. Jones, Ben L. Norden, Catherine
Manlon and A. Tllser were appointed by
the health soolety. The ordinance when
formed will be submitted to the city
council as a substitute for the ordinance
Introduced by Councilman CotteL
In a bankruptcy petition filed in the
noon, Paul Strain, owner of the Boston
tnra. Portland, and other stores at Ban
Francisco and Marshfield, Or., sets out
that bis liabilities amount to 1128,000
and his assets to somethlnar Ilka $90,000.
Strain entered the San Francisco field
some time ago, which adventure is said
to have cost mm neaviiy. Among mo
creditors In the petition are nine em
ployes in Portland, to whom money Is
due xor services.
The Lilliputian stock company will
he the first " to open up the new - and
well equipped stage In the ; handsome
hall of the new Christian Brothers
building, comer Clackamas street and
Grand avenue north.. Their play, which
has already attraeted much favorable
comment, will be given tomorrow night,
; under the auspices of the Ladles Altar
mr.rit.tv at the Holy' Rosarr church.
' Their purpose Is to Inaugurate a series
of social gatherings for the winter
months,
The regular bi-monthly meeting of
the Mount" Tabo.r Home Training circle
win he held at the West avenue school
at I p. m. tomorrow. The special feat
ure or the program will De an aaaresa
by Mrs. C A. uantenDein on me suujeci
What t a. child?" Klndera-arten in
struction will be given to the little
tots, whose mothers are attenaing me
meeting. A cordial Invitation Is ex
tended to all mothers to be present and
bring the utile ones aiong.
yhHe on Bumstde street last night
v Officer Vessey, one of the plainclothes
mmd now "natrollin'ar the north 'end,
recognised In George Ripley one of the
men wnom ne naa empioyeo 10 carry
wood Into his home at 1197 Hawthorne
avenue last week. When they left a
monkey wrench also departed. Ripley
was drunk enough to furnish an ex
cuse for arresting him, but Vessey's
monkey wrench is sua missing.
Penney Bros.' Friday Specials Our
11.60 grade of wines at 75c per gallon,
Our tt crade of wines at SI ner gallon.
Our $4.50 grades of Kentucky whiskey
at 13. ZS per gallon, uur is.ov graaes
of Kentucky whiskey at $2.75 per gal
lon. Our $4 grade of white rye, brandy,
rum and gins at $3 per gallon. Friday
only. 879-381 East Morrison street.
Phones K. 287, B-Z4I&. Free delivery,
John Knobb, a waiter in the Port
land restaurant, fell down a flight of
atalra nrilnlntnr the restaurant at 11
o'olook this morning and was picked
up unconscious. At the Good Samaritan
hospital, where he was at once taken
In a Red Cross ambulance. It was found
that his Injuries were serious and of
an Internal nature. He is married and
lives' st 110 ft f ourth street.
The Ladies Aid society of Grace M.
E. church Is to give a reception on to-
mnrrow avnnlnr of this week to Rev.
r w u Henna and famllv and to
the choir and. Professor Wilder'e male
chorus. The Lexeme quartet win sing,
and an Interesting program will be
lven, under the direction of Mrs. Ethel
ytle Boothe. A general Invitation is
extended to au.-
H. II. Hayes, & J. Lashler and C. E.
Foster, have filed articles or incorpora
tion of the Vegetarian Food company,
The capital stock is sio.ooo. xne aai-
in a bankruptcy peuwon i.iea in "wj Vo TacSraa. Seattle ana
United States court yesterday afterrK;po,nU
' porated with a capital stock of $3,000.
It is formed py u. ti. waison, r. Bi.
"Watson. E. M. Watson and F. W. Lam-
Deri.
The North East Side Improvement
club wjll hoi- Its annual meeting next
Friday night in the woodmen or tne
,orld hall on Russell street, 'Alblna.
The election of officers will take place
at that time and plana for the coming
YOUR LAWN
IS HUNGRY
MOW IS THE TIME TO FEED .IT
. Vmxt iprlna It will
Gladden tout Hear
" ffOif.T'M AND R08E8 ALSO RESPOND TQ
Ffia ytaiiLmnoN ATTHI8 beasOi)
, Ko aaad to UUer.wlth Stable Befiue
THI8 Is the time of year to apply
bone nteal. It takes several
months for it t dissolve in the soil,
so ths nutriment goes into your grass
next Spring, When fi" J00
npply tho bone meal MOW. Wo
other fertilizer is quits so cheap and
clean. No weeds in ii Just the thin e,
applied right BOW, for toses, holly
trees and other shrubs. To meet the
Fall demand fot thiseffective fertilizer
we have on nana an unuieuso o
Prloos afltonisningiy
low. vye furnish com
nleta information
' in Wn-ur tfl Opt belt fS-
milts for tnrf and shrnbs.
.H,i;nt.n.mi.m.)
1 jjleiToom I'Vrout and 'Yamhill Sts.
tilr Inn r '
'-T J . IMF .
....
ASK FOK fERTILIZh.K isvvt.x ev
! SAILOR BORil
FOR VAUDEVILLE STAGE
Captain Williams of the Brit-
' Ish ship XVynnstay declares that e
ha, has a natural born humorist 4
among the sailors on board the e
4 veasel which Is now about ready 4
4 to sail from hers, for Europe 4
4 with a cargo of wheat. The 4
4- sailor's name Is Alfred Sommers
4 and he Is a German. 4
4 - Last night Sommers was tell- 4
4 ing a story to his shipmates. It 4
4 was a narrative of a trfp through . 4
4 sorne foreign country and it be- . 4
4 cam necessary for him to use 4
4 the word frog. But he had 4
4 never learned the English name 4
for the animal and so to make 4
4 himself understood went to Tom 4
4 MacCarthy, an Irishman and 4
4 particular friend of the German. 4
4 "Say, Mack." said tha German. 4
4 "vat you call dat tingT" . 4
4 ' "What thtngr MacCarthy In- 4
4 quired. 4
4 "Dot ding vhat lives on der e
4 vater und it Uvea on der land, 4
4 vhen he schtands oop hs sits 4
4 down, und vhen hs valks he 4
4 scfajMnpa." - 4
4 Qh! that's (a frog."" McCarthy 4
4 . replied calmly. 4
4 - And Sailor Sommers went on 4
4 with his narrative 4!
444 4 444444 4 4 444 4 4
year will be mapped out. The club now
has a membership of nearly 600.
If you have a stubborn cough of cold
that Ordinary remedies fall to relieve
get a bottle of Kenyon's Cough Curs of
Albert Bernl the druggist, 233 Washing
ton street and yon will be surprised how
a few doses will relieve the worst cases
of coughs, colds and bronchial Irrita
tion without deranging the stomach.
Plain talk Dellar's, til Morrison,
saves you Just $1 on every pair of
men's and women's - shoes purchased
here. Ladies' swell shoes, button 'and
lace, in Napoleons, all leathers, $1 less
than elsewhere. Mens drees and wet
weather shoes at $1 less; all styles and
leathers..
'Bars the Discount Send check - or
pay at office on or before the 10th to
save the discount on'Novsmber bills for
the Automatic Telephone. Home Tele
phone company, corner Park and Burn
side streets. Home phone your long
W(ns and Liquors Special, Friday
only, 11.80 port, anerry. Angelica, Tokay
or Muskatel wine, 76o per gallon; $4
whiskey, $2.75 per gallon; 14 California
brandy, $2.76 per gallon. Free delivery.
National Wine Co., Fifth and Stark
street. A-4499; Main 6499.
The ..Spanish War veterans are now
rehearsing for their big minstrel show
benefit which will be seen at the Heillg
theatre December 14 and IS. There will
be a general reheavsal of everjr one
taking part tonight at Auditorium hall.
The civil service commission yester
day denied O. F. Isaacson a rehearing.
Isaacson was formerly a patrolman in
the police service. He was dismissed
fever 1 years ago on a charge of inte
resting a prisoner.
The fife department was notified at
midnight of a small fire In a rear room
at.23V Union avenue. The blaze, the
origin of which is unknown, was put
out with slight damage.
Riinerlntenrtent Donaldson of the city
street Cleaning department started a I
force of men at work repairing and i
painting the city barn at Sixteenth and
Madison streets,
i
We aponga and press your clothes
shine your shoes, all for $1.60 month.
Main 614. A-4314. Wagona run every
where. Unique Tailoring Co., 809 Stark.
Wanted All men to know that all
our patent leather shoes are guaran
teed. Korrect Shape Shoe store. 298
Morrison street, near Fifth.
The Clarke-Cook comDanv have re
moved from 886 Chamber of Commerce
to room 6 on the ground floor of the
Board or Trade Duiiding.
Steamer Jessie Harklns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept 8unda. Leaves Washington street
dock at i p. m.
Floor casings $4 each. Wire and iron
work of all kinds. Columbia Wire and
Iron Works, 868-370 East Washington.
Prises for card parties from 2 Bo up
ward. Elite China and Glass Co.. 352
Morrison, corner Park.
Dr. Clara Macfarlcne, osteopathic
physician, is now at au s wetland
building.
Dr. H. A. Sturdevant. dentist. 706
Swetland building. Main 6944; A-4531.
E. W. Moore, expert photographer.
Elks' building, Seventh and Stark sts.
Woman's Exchange, 18S Tenth street,
lunch 11:80 to 3; business men's lunch.
D. Chambers & Son., opticians,, 881
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Dr. McCracksn, dentist. RothchUd bid.
Berger. situs. 284 Yamhill. Main 9391.
Journal want ada le a word.
Great Millinery Sale. .
The enenlnar of a blar mlllnery store
with a mammoth sale, as announced with
a half -page ad today, win prove a mosi
pleasant surprise to the feminine world.
All the newest creations In millinery
will be on sal at. the new Hamburger
tore at 14S and 147 Second Street. In
tha nx Rurkhart bulldlna next to the
corner of Alder street. The entire lower
floor, an immense big salesroom 80x95,
Is refreshing to look upon, presenting
as It does a mass of tables loaded down
with all the latest styles In millinery
the .most chic and Frenchy hats that
vnu ever Saw. X distinguishing feature
of the Hamburger store Is that all
grades of millinery are. carried, the popular-priced
as well as high-class goods.
This store will step Into immediate pop
ularity, as Mr. Hamburger Is one of
the best known milliners of this city.
Portland Day at Albany Ap-
pie Fair.-
Next Tuesdav November 18 is Port
land ria.v at the-Albany SDDle fair. The
Southern Pacific company will make a
special excursion rate- of one fare for
the round" trip. JJ.4&. iratn leaves
Portland at 8:15 a m., returning leaves
Albany'8:18 p. m.
Tickets on- sale st city ticket office,
Third and Washington -streets, Monday,
November 9, and Tuesday, jsovemoer 10.
, One Point Proved vSi
Menr nointa hsve developed to show
that people often fall to succeed In life
simply for the want of a great tonio
like Sex in e pills. A clear mind and
strong nerves usually suoceed. i Sexino
make both.- One dollar a box. 6 for
S. full guarantee. Address the J. A.
Clerr.enson Drug Co., corner Second and
xamniMYSireeis, jromana, vir. .v.
Enjoy mollsr sTkatlnav t. - .
- The Exposition rink makes it possible
for one to increase their circle of ac
quaintances of a desirable element of
people. There will be a special matinee
Saturday. . .
GERMA
Fall-Wedding Gifts
Quadruple Plate
Silverware
The patterns were
never so rich and hand
some as they are this
season. - ,
Single pieces, 75 i t
915- ....
Tea sets. 10 to JMO
Baking dishes. ' S4.SO
tO 25V- :V ,v
Cut Glass
Always In good taste
as a wedding present.
Articles from 81.25 to
The event may be
a few weeks away
but it is a good
ide; to look
around early. We
have -the - choice
new, things of the
jewelry market in
that generous as
sortment which is
found only in a
wholesale stock.
Everyone Who Buys a Diamond
sf as feels that he or she has secured a good bargain. We
Intend that every one shall feel that way. Ivery gem we
seU mast is right in quality, color, cut sad prioe. We
aave some beaatles to skew you.
Jaeger
266 Morrison Street .
enjamin
Perfect Fitting.
Correct Style.
Unequaled
Workmanship.
Large Assortment of
This Season's Very
Newest Shades.
B
Overcoats
Prices Range
yv
6PECIAL
B
ay State Paint
$1.45 Per Oallon
, This'Wcek Only 40 Shades,
For Inside and Outside Painting.
Fisher, Thorsen & Co.
Mfrs. and Jobbers. Front and Morrison.
TITLE BAIIK .
IS DEFEATED
Tha tamnararv Injunction In the case
of R., B. Howard Jr receiver of the
Title Guarantee A Truav company,
against Walter S. Fortlner and Theo
dora Howland. civil engineers. Issued
three weeks ago by Judge Wolverton in
the United Btatesteircult court, was dis
solve) yesterdsy afternoon after the
...... v. k.., an irriimAnt in the
case by James Cole, former assistant
United States stiorney, npiwiuf
two defendanta -
The complainants applied for a re-
'OomriGFTXoir .xatiswcm.
Prove that a neglected cold er; cough
puts ths lungs In so bad a condition
that -consumption germs- find s fertile
field for -faatenlnar, on one. Stop the
rough just aa aoon as it appears with
Ballards Horehound Syrup. Soothes
the torn and Inflamed tlssaaa and
makes you well agalr-
Holloware
A selection .- from this
elegant class of goods
means that you are buy
ing something that will
become an heirloom.
Single pieces SI. 25 to
Tea sets.S3S toSlSO.
Bon Bon dishes, S2.50
, 'to 25....:...
Wedding Rings .
Solid gold, 92.50 to
at 2.KA.
rUo and Opticians
Between Third and Fourth
T - n
$25 to $50
Wb urn
iiii?f::i:lklt:J
311 Morrison St, 0pp. P. 0.
PRICE
straining order to prevent Fortlnerand
Rowland from putting on the market a
map of Portland which tt was claimed
had been copyrighted by the Title Guar
antee A Trust company. At the request
of W. C. Bristol and S. B. Llnthicum,
representing- the receiver of the defunct
bank, the temporary Injunction was Is
sued some time ago.
Hardman pianos, ths Wiley B. Alien Co.
ANNUAL BANQUET
OF TRAYELING MEN
The annual banquet of the Travelers'
Protective association is to be held at
the Commercial club on Saturday, De
cember II President Willis Fisher and
the. commlttee" on arrangements are
drawing up the. plans for the dinner and
from present indications the demand, for
seats will far exceed .the capacity of
the banquet' haj).
Instead of having speeches by gov
ernors, senators, mayors snd city eoun
ctlmen the toaatin&ster will call for
fiv-minute talks by commercial men.
Tha tight for interchangeable mileage
books will be spoken of at the banquet.
Members of the association feel that
they have won a victory In securinar the
Interchangeable books In three states.
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COOfilNfi-HADE EASY
KO DIRT 0!t FIRE ;
Electric cooking utensils of all kinds.
When not in use all expense avoid
ed by simpjy turning off the switch.
Coffee Percolators, Toasters, Chaf
ing Dishes, Ovens, and many other
devices.
SEE EXHIBIT AND DEMONSTRATION
AT .;V:
SEVENTH AND ALDER STS. STORE DAILY.
PORTLAND RAILWAY
LIGHT and POWER COMPANY
PORTLAND, OREOOIN
M PHONRS A6131
66 Apollo
88 -
Player-Pia.no
and seven other makes of player-pianos. For sale only by Hoven-den-Soule
Piano Co.
Fisher Pianos
and fourteen other makes of HIGH-GRADE and MEDIUM
PRICED PIANOS AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
Positively we will ALLOW NO ONE TO UNDERSELL US.
quality of goods taken into consideration, and we can make terms
of payment to suit. ,
You will show much "sense" and save many "dollars ' by com
"injr the extra two or three blocks to the corner of MORRISON
AND WEST PARK STREETS. '
Hovenden-Soule Piano Co.
VOW TXAT' XXJIOTIOir IS OTBB TKB BEST 01 ' AJUTAJJCO XS
,W VOV1 TOO CKOOD TBT
BUTTER-NUT BREAD
a ton WOtJTJ
ATB TKB BXST
This Label
Denotes quality,
and la yens pro
tection against Imitations.
'eJtlkjL
; '-.
We are still Inserting Gold and Silver Thimbles. Try and obtain one.
BSOBHT THXiOHUB jrXBTOEM .
Mrs. A. Blaser. 2S8 Hamilton st Mrs. Geo. W. Oliver.
. T ,m. T . n. ..........1111 East Salmon st.
Mra J. L. Hembree, Lents, or. Mr a. H. Struecker. Hillsdale. Or.
Mrs. H. Hellendorn, I4 Halseyst. Mrs. A. M. Reed. 235 Clay st.
BUTTER-NUT BREAD GO.
SECOND AND COLUMBIA STREETS
99
Note
Have you TUua
ale exohanged If
tt does aot happen
to fit.
Watch for aaine.
of o titer ThlmMe
fladers In tomor
row's papers.
Cooking and Heating
Fuel and Trouble
Savers .
EVERY CHARTER OAK IS
. GUARANTEED
- If yoor iUr trw. talk ywt lata tke
nisealraaf aqylngaaoUiar saaka, write te
CHARTER OU STOVE AX3 BASSE CO.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
HITII Ifl Theatre
. t4t& end WacHngtoa
Phones Main 1 and A-U31.
TONIOHt AT :U O'CLOCK.
Remainder of the weeicwMnt. Saturday.
KB. SVSTW VAJUItrM t
' . Ia the Beautiful Western Way.
etqtJAW MAjg.
Evenings Lower floor. 12. tl0; bal
cony, $1. 75c, 60c; gallery. J0c . MaU
nee, 1.B te t5e. -
BAKER THEATRE
Phones:, Main !. A-6H9.
OREGON THEATRE CO. (Ine.) LESSSB
Geo. I Baker, Gen. Manager. ,
All this week. JAMES J. CORBETT,
In his latest screaming oomedv suc
cess, '"Facing- the MueTc." Supported
-by an excellent company. Night prices,
:5c, 0c, 7 Be, tl. Matinees. iSr. 60c.
Neit attraction, -Just Out of College,"
Main 117. A-4214.
sicrata TKZAxaa co. (zvo.) ixssx
Tonight this week -matinee Satur
dar Baker Stock Company In PeMtlle
& Belaaco's "Men and Women, with
richest stage settings and gowna. One
of the greatest plays of the age. Even .
ing prices 26c, 8 Be, toe. Matinees 16o,
?6c. Neit week. "Sky Farm." .
-v Kan , A-1030. Kata.
n Sx. Baadas aaA Holidays
TKEA1KE
Wsak of Wev. tWKta.T Sj Blrtacki ftay.
saoa tt OaTsrlri W.loh, Maalr Ktoat
ross; Garansf St Tlaeeati Zw Sawkiaai
Morrow, BaaUksrs; si Co.) Two raeksi
Orohsstva; Fietnraa.
PANTACES THEATIXE ;
STaJTOSS TAVBBTZLUL
tars of AU nations. t
hspa'a Bos, roay anA Moaksr Oireas.'
One of the largest aad bst animal
shows vr produced on a vaudsvlllo
stage; performing; unheard of feats and
displaying startling Intelligence. Spe
cial added attraction, Klein. Ott Bros.
A Nicholson, America's leading vaude
ville musicians.
Matinees daily. ISe. Two shows at
night, ISo sad, 25s. .
LYRIC THEATRE
Seventh and Alder.,
Beginning Sunday Matinee, Nov. I,
BimnCAXA OOKTABT
In the American Sensation Drams,
-mrDBiOHT zar rnr tobx."
la aettve preparation tae fveat nee
puty, "xas paray."
The fiTAfta?"
Matinees Wednesday, Saturday aad Sua-
- day.
For the entire week of November U
tha great Railroad play,
KOJTTABA UJUTEB"
Mattneaa at 1:10.
Every evening; at
l is Nlorht nrlcea. lEo. 25a. S6e. SOc.
ht prices, ISO, xse.
Matinees, lie and zfio.
reserved by either phone. . Next week-r-"Brown's
in Town.
peni.a n7 u
THE GRAND VaaacYClcds Lett
. 'AVOTKsa sxa azzx.
UNP ABWoe,
The Bream ot VawUy H tiloott
Baaaty Vasttay Sj Unit
rrom tas VoUes) Kiss KeKlaaey
ergar, vaaia. nea Bauer
Tons Bempsei' Qraadaseope
PIANO BU YING
wTna buying of a
portant transact
tlon. There are
many : different .
makes of pianos,
and . there . are
many dealers.
Sherman. Clay
Cn irt an old.
well-known estab
lished, house and
aawew a fffiaaf
11ns of high-grade, dependable pianos to
be found in any house on the coast.
They sell new pianos as low as Vae,
975, $20, S30 and up to the Incom
parable SUlnway at tS7S and up. Used
pianos from flSO to faaS. .
Ths following list Is remarkable and
you will recognise the names names as
familiar as the names of old friends
Stelnway, A. B. Chase, Everett, Conover,
Packard. Kingsbury, Ludwlg, Kstey,
Emerson, Kurtsmann, Wellington, A. B.
Chase Player Piano; Kingsbury, Carole
and Euphona Inner Players.
Convenient monthly payments may be
arranged.
Sherman. Clay & Co.
Birth aad Morrison, opposite rosteffloa.
HOTEL
MANX
Powe 11 Street at OTarrell .
SAN FRANCISCO
. - , ..
The core of the elty. . Offers accom
modations, service and cuisine char
acteristics of America's best hotela
tot rooms, each connecting with
bsth. , Rooms $1.89 .,'.
N. M.'KELLAR, MANAGER
Diamond nocsePdnt
dUARAirrxffo
I gallon lota, S1.40 per gal,
I gaUoa kits. SI. SO per sal.
Maaofaetnred by
P02TIAKD SASH & CSC2 CO.
K aaV srtlaaa, OS.
yo XZAXTX AITO sjTBJIaTaTM --' -
Damana Bitters
A. wonderful tnvlgorator and norvina.
A powerful aphrodisiac and special tonlo
tor both aexea For sale at drug stores
and liquor dealers, or by Vroodard,
Clarke A Co., 4th nd Wsshtnston 8',
ClABXB WOODWikD SBUO CO
0T&Ajn, OS. AQSSTS.
FURS! FUHS!
it LOTIIT rOIinU T-BXCZS.
Remodeling a specialty. .Fur coats of
all kinds made to order.
L. SCHUMACHER
JrVBJaXBB
M Kadlsoa. xal. Mat ai7.
WILHOITSHSERALWATER
TkVh LABBB!. Phones A-31M vn ' 4 1 i ? '
4 Labb iildg cor. Id and VV.i ,t.-. v
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