The Oregon daily journal., November 11, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

T6wn Topics
TONIGHT'S AMTSEMEXTS
Helllg.,.. .........
"TM in VnlV
"5iuit'Out of College"
... 'Stlrw Farm"
Bauer
t.. ... 'HKV
Pantaeea . v aUdevine
Grand . .::..........'... Vaudeville
Lyric ... .......... .'.''Little Alabama"
To ba able to senra in . Irritable
patron, without himself losing hla tem
per, la tha highest evldenca of a suc
cessful bonlt employe, and. such a man
la far mora' Valuable to hla bank than
he who merely possesses brains and
honesty," aald A. 1 Mills, president of
the First National bank. In an address
last nlghfa before the Portland Chapter,
American Institute of Bank men. Unfailing-
courtesy must be an attribute
of every member of tha staff, if the
bank Is to become a marked success,
continued Mr. Mills. "Any man who Is
taken Into a bank is presumed to be
honest and Is expeotedi to have brains
enough to do his work in satisfactory
manner. The two great requirement;
are courtesy and diligence. Granted
that all banks are equally Bound, the
one that treats Its customers with the
greatest courtesy is the one that will
rank first with the public."
Mrs. Frank Covelll, . who lives on
Caruthers street, near Beoond, mourns
the loss of her gold watch and her hus
band as well. Both ahe and the police
connect the disappearance of the watch
With the disappearance of tha husband,
CovelU was arrested last week on com
plaint of his wife, who charged, him
with , assault and battery, but the out
come of the case was that they eon
eluded to live together. Yesterday she
reported that CoveUl had apparently de
serted her, taking the watch, her own
property, and 40 whlcft was In the
house.
New Advertising Manager. C. I
Stanley has now' charge of the news
paper advertising, of tha Honeyman
Hardware company, owing to the resig
nation of J. H. McKenxie, "who has had
charge of this department for the past
few years. Mr. McKensie Is going Into
business for himself. Mr. Stanley, in
addition to having oharge of the pub
lioitv wnrk. win lao act as sales man
ager for the house furnishing depart
ment Mr. Stanley la well equipped tor
thla Una of work, having been Identified
with the hardware business ior
An examination will be held In this
city by tha United States civil service
commission December S to secure ellgl
bles to fill three vacancies In the posi
tion of irrigation and drainage Inves
tigations In the department of J-:
culture. The positions pay from ll.JM
to $2,000 a year. The commission will
also hold an examination December Z
J0. to fill a large number of vacancies
in the positions of clerk and teacher in
the Philippine service. Thesa positions
pay from 1,000 to. 18.060 yea
The bridge committee of tha executive
board met yesterday afternoon and con
sidered reports of tha members who In
spected the Union avenue, and East
mer was found satisfactory, but tha
latter will oe jooxea over iiwi
committee discovered a long crack In
the abutment City .Engineer 'iaylor
declares that this does not Impair the
solidity of the concrete and that the
structure will lose nothing except In
appearance by It
The Florenoe Meade Mission circle of
the Unlversallst church will meet with
Mrs. J. H. Armstrong, 7 Fargo, cor-ner-of
Williams avenue, tomorrow after
noon at S o'clock. Mrs. II 1 Croiler
will be tha leader and the toplo is,
"Why Unlversalists Believe Jesus-Chrlst
to be the Savior of the World." Spaclal
business connected with tha fair will
claim tha attention of tha members.
These meetings are open to the public
and visitors are made welcome.
Robert Johnson, a full-blooded Crow
Indian with a sombrero wider than the
widest merry widow, sold an umbrella
to B. A. Paterson, proprietor of a
T'nlon avenue livery stable, yesterday
for 85 cents. He soon returned and
took the umbrella, however, and a few
minutes" later sold it to Otto Lehman, a
meat market man a few blocks away.
About this time a policeman appeared
and the Crow brave went to Jail.
Another suit for damages against the
Portland Railway, Light Power com
pany was lost last night A Jury In
Judge Cleland's department of the cir
cuit court returned a verdict for tha
defendant in the suit for $5,000 brought
Tonight, when you
wash your hands, look
at the soap you use.
Is the lather white?
Is it bright? Is it full of
tiny bubbles? Does it
rinse easily?
It should. It will, if it
is Ivory Soap. .
There is no "free al
kali in Ivory Soap; no
coloring matter, no
harmful ingredient of
any kind.
Ivory Soap
99loo Per Cent. Pure.
A New Departure
Tha coat of Interments has been
greatly reduced by tha Holm an Under
taking company.
Heretofore it has been tha custom of
funeral directors to make charges "for
all incidentals connected with a fu
neral. The Edward Holmaa , Undertak
ing company, the leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, have departed from
that custom. When casket Is furnished
by us wa make no extra charges for
embalming, hears to cemetery, outside
box or any services that may be re
quired of us. except clothing, cemetery
and ratTlae-. thus effecting, saving
of 125 to $76 on each funeral
THE EDWARD H0LMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
30 TKXRD BT- COM. SAXMOS.
DRAY AGE
STORAGE
, TRACKAGE
Machinery, Safes
and Merchandise
THE
by A. Bobleter. The plaintiff alleged
that the failure of a car to stop when
it should threw him to the street and
permanently Injured his leg. . k -
To A. B. Bteinbach at Co. 'belongs the
honor of bringing Into prominence Ih
the northwest a number of lines of
merchandise. The prestige of the house
in thla respect has been felt and ac
knowledged by a number of concerns for
whom Bteinbach & Co. hold exolusive
agencies. The Holeproof Hosiery Co,
of Milwaukee, Wis., are to be congrat
ulated upon tha effort Stelnbach Co.
are putting forth to bring their Una of
foods Into general favor In thla sec
Ion of tha union. One feature of the
publicity of the firm that haa attract
ed much attention la the Morrison street
window display of the "Holeproof Hos
iery." Hundreds of open boxes with
their yellow guarantee blanks arranged
in a striking design are sure to arrest
the attention of pedestrians.. Among all
tha displaya of tha street this ope Is
most noticeable. Mr. Porges, tha win
dow trimmer and publicity director for
tha firm, has apparently outdone all
former efforts In arranging window de
signs. - ... , ,'..;'.-.,,.
At the Vegetarian "Conversalone," to
be held at 601 Yamhill street, back Of
tha Scottish Kite cathedral, Wednes
day evening. November 11, at 8 o'clock,
the aubject of rwhat . Is the Natural
Food of Manr will be discussed. The
various .dietary systems Fletcherlsm.
raw food, flesh eating, etc -will be
presented for tha consideration of the
audience by their several advocates.
This meeting Is free to tha public "
A verdict of $472.90 In favor of tha
defendant was returned by a Jury in
Judge Bronaugh's department of tha
circuit court late yesterday afternoon in
ttie case of M. Barde A Son against J. T.
Wilson. Half a day waa spent in de
liberation. Tha suit Involved a settle
ment over a lot of scrap Iron that tha
?lalntlf f owned, which waa auctioned by
ha defendant .
Thera will be an entertainment given
at tha Congregational church of Uni
versity Park, Friday evening, Novem
ber 13, consisting of muslo and recita
tion. Tha soloists for the evening will
ba Miss Zita Holllster, Miss Bula Hol
well, Miss Abbot, Miss Oladyas Graham,
Mr. McKeen, Mrs. E. H. Glllman, Miss
Hilda Brant, and little Louie White will
give several good numbers in readings.
Purity Liquor Co. Thursday special
$1.50 grade white or red port sherry,
Angelica, Tokay, Muscat Madeira and
Sauterne wlnea at tl oar ration: Dill.
wood Pure Food whiskey, regular t, at
per gauon; cnoice (jaiirornia nranay,
Mmila, II a t . 11 ",! 7 a
4427; B-1353. Delivered to any part of
In order that everyone may have an
opportunity to sea the paintings by
Chlldo Haasam now exhibited, the Mu
seum, of Art will be opened next Bun
day afternoon from $ to 6 o'clock. Ad
mission will be free. On other days the
museum Is open from 9 to 4: JO. Admis
sion free on Thursday and Saturday
afternoons.
A reliable hot water bag and foun
tain syringe Is an indispensable ad
junct to every household, but a cheap
traehy affair that is liable to leak Just
when needed, 4. worse than-useless. We
guarantee our rubber goods and our
patrons can depend on reliability when
their wants are left with us. Albert
Bernl, tha Druggist, 23$ Washington.
Plain talk Dellars. 291 Morrison,
saves you just $1 on every pair of
men's and women's shoes purchased
here. Ladles' swell shoes, button and
lace. In Napoleons, all leather, $1 leas
than elsewhere. Men's dress and wet
weather shoes at tl less; all stylea and
leathers,
Tha regular social of the St An
drews Social club will b held this eve
ning at 8 o'clook at the St , Andrews
hall, Bast Ninth and Alberta streets.
Progressiva whist and five hundred will
be played after which refreshments
will ba served.
Eugene Bachelor Is on trial before a
Jury In Judge Cleland's department of
the circuit court on the charge of con
tributing to the delinquency of his 17-year-old
daughter by Immoral acta.
M
Title , Guarantee, Oregon Trust ac
counts and German-American certifi
cates bought at the highest cash price;
noma leicpnone oonas. JOnn
Bros., 180 First street corner Yamhill.
Anarew w. uawes, jonn J. jnscner
and Fred W. Barber have filed articles
of incorporation of the North Santlam
Mining company. It Is capitalised for
1 A nf AAA
fiVVVVVV.
ATWn m. frA klnrloro-arlan n ITIm.
school with Miss Gladys Brown of Chi
cago Kindergarten college In charge.
Moor, artist Seventh - and fttarv
streets. Beautiful chotovranha an n
appropriate for Christmas presents. Or
der now..
Steamer Jessie Harklns, for Cam a a
Waahougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at S p. m. -
Wanted AH men to know that all
our patent leather ahoes are guaran
teed. Korrect Shape Shoe store, 21$
Morrison street, near Fifth.
Welch Anthracite and Australians, call
up Independent Coal & Ice Co., $5$
outrn, vppuBiio ciy iiurury. nonen
M. 780. A-3780. A-1425.
Tha "Ladles' Endeavor society" Is
conaucung & .nummage sale at 814
MftrkAt AtrAet. rnrn.p Third ' Pk...
Main 1182.
M. B. A. ball, W. O. "W. temple.
Eiisvenm Biroei, ctanuraay, ISOVember
14. Admission IS cents.
Prizes for card parties from J5e up
ward. Elite China and Glass Co- to!
aiomson, corner arg.
Dr. Clara Macfarlana, osteopathic
hysiclan. Is now at SI! Swetfand
ullding. . -
Dr. H. A. SturdevanL dentist. 70
Bwetland building. Main 6944; A-4BSL
Woman's Exchange, 111 Tenth atraet,
lunch 11:80 to S; buainess man's lunch.
Noa-axd A Noce. tailors. We'ra after
your trade. 16$ 4th. near Morrison.
D. Chambers Aon opticians, ttl
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
W. A. Wis and assoclatea ealnleaa
dentists. Third and Washington.
Rev. Green, mental healer, has re
turned. Phone Sellwood 888.
Berger, Sims. 284 Yamhill Main $1.
Journal want ads. le a word.
9
AT THE THEATRESj
"Paid In Full" doses Tonight.
Tha last performance of the creat
American play, "Paid In FuH," will be
given at the Heillg theatre. Fourteenth
and Washington streets, tonight. - Thla
is your last opportunity to sea on of
tna best plays Portland will nav thla
season. -
Jnst Oat of College" at Baker.
People' are" laughing at George Ada's
"Just Out of College."- which la belna
seen f or tha first tlm here at the
issuer ail this weeic it IS lull of Ada-
n VT
OREGON DAILY JOORNAIi
-
isms and ranks with the author's other
iitx-esses. it is presentea oy a ctewr
company, ,
, i Baker Stock Company,
"Sky Farm.' which tha Baker stock
Company Is presenting for tha first time
In Portland this week at the Bungalow.
Is from the pen of Edward Kidder, and
Is his latest success. It represents New
England's rural life. :
. - m '" ' " t
And Her Name Was Maad.,
Tou know that Maud, the celebrated
kicking mule of funny paper fame can
be seen at the Ptuitaree theatre, this
week In a comedy act that will cause
you to laugn as you never laugnea co
lore, fivery act is a nit. ; ; . . : -
"Brown'i to Town" at Star.
No doubt the beat nontilar-nrlca at
traction on the coast thla aeason la
The Eckhardts Ideals, and they gtv tha
patronage of the Star the best comedy
ever written, "Brown's In Town." Up-
lo-aaie vauaevtue between acta
Girls at the Grand.
Mora than a dosen dancing soubrettes
are on the bill at the Grand this week.
The Four English Rockers, with Laura
Jaff ray, have a novelty act DeVoy and
the Dayton sisters are a hit with their
comeay and eccentric dancing. -Italian
Trio at Orpheum.
' Tha Italian Trio at tha Ornhaum Is
proving on of the biggest hits of the
dim. xneir voices are rtcn. iuu. ana
melodious, and they are furnishing
.roruana auaienoes a veritani treat.
Companies Incorporated.
(Soeclal DlnDttch to The Jmrail.t
Salem, Or., Nov. 11. Articles of in
corporation have been filed in the of-
Printing
To those who seek tha best
in printing typographical
makeup dear and distinct
typa -carefnl press work, eta.
we ask aa opportunity to
estimate on their wants.
XT aw four-story and base
ment ' building. Increased
equipment and., every facility
for economical production at
your servioe
If you have not time to oall,
phone and we will hava a rep
resentative gtn, you full in
formation. Glass &
Prudhomme
Co.
NEW LOCATION
65-67 Seventh St
F. W. Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PBINTING
Main 165
Home A118S
Phones
First and Oak
COFFEE
irk
Schilling's Best, one
star two-star three-star
four-star five-star.
Tear tracer return rear aimer if yos deat
Hit Iti par hla.
Every Trimmed Hat Included.
Over a thousand displayed in our large sales
room. Entire stock divided into six lots, as
follows:
LOT 1 Reg. $ 4.0Q to $ 6.B0, now 2.05
LOT 2 Reg. $ 7.00 to $10.0O now ? 4.85
LOT 3 Reg. $10.50. to J$14.00, now 6.00
LOT 4 Reg. $14.50 tc $18.00, now ? 8.00
LOT 5 Reg. $18.50 t6 $28.00, now $11.00
LOT 6 Reg. $29.00 to $40.00, now ?18.0O
All Children's Cloth Caps and Tarns Reduced.
PORTLAND.- WEDNESDAY
flea of the secretary of state as fol
lows: ,., -0, ..
. 1 1 r j . .
Aiuaiiy crcmrTiuf company, .prinuv-
pal office, Albany; capital stock, lO
600; incorporators, H.. 8. Qil; H. J.
Oregon 1 Automatlo Window ' Screen
company; ' principal office, Portland;
capital stock. $10,000; incorporators.
and Lewis E3. Hall. :
The store of Karo-Klapper Co. (Inc.)',
Third and Yamhill streets, will remain
closed - all day Thursday, to enable the
salespeople to arrange the stock for the
STOCKHOLDERS' DISSOLUTION
' SALE, the greatest sale ever known in
the mercantile history of Portland. Be
on hand Friday at 9 a. m.. One dollar
will do the duty of two, and even three,
during this sale. Watch tomorrow's
evening papers for our ads.
KARO-KLAPPER COMPANY.
' There is more real nourishment fn one
slice of "Table Queen" Bread than in four
slices of any other bread on the market.
At all first-class dealers.
Royal Bakery & Confectionery, Inc.
The Great Portland Bakery That Always Invites Inspection
ELEVENTH and EVERETT Streets PORTLAND, OREGON
Q. P. Rummelin & Sons
Fur
STORE
Established 1870
Sweeping
Reductions
IN
inery
OSTRICH
High-Grade
male stock,
Length.
13
14
18
16 '
2.2
L
Mill
Breadth.
8
0 r
8
. 10
11
, . 12
12
Willow Plumes
Willow Plumes, . . . .$35.00
EVENING. NOVEMBER 11,
tfeasanf" Valley Cheese company,
principal office. Tillamook: . capital
stock, $800; lncorporatora, F. w, Ko
bltsch, James Cbristensen and .Charles
Desmond. - - . ' .
Eagle Lumber Power company:
principal office. Baker City; capital
stock, $125,000; lncorporatora, Charles
F. 81ade, Walter 8. Love and A. S. Love.
Eyes tasted free at Metzger.
"TABLE QUEEN"
126 Secoid St., Bel ween Washington
and Alder
BLACK LYNX STOLES AND MUFFS.
ROYAL ERMINE NECKWEAR AND
MUFFS.
SABLE AND MINK NECKWEAR AND
MUFFS.
BEAVER AND OTTER SCARFS AND
MUFFS.
FUR COATS
In Alaskan Sealskin; London-dyed; Alaska
Mink, Persian Lamb, Astrakhan,
Otter and Beaver.
Rugs and Robes
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
PLUMES Entire' $6,000 stock
Plumes included, the very best
rich and glossy, extra full and wide.
Regular.
$3.25
$5.00
$6.00
$8.00
$12.00
$20.00
$25.00
Special
$2.45
$3.95
S4.50
$5,95
$8.95
$14.90
$16.50
$7.95
$23.90
.$12.00
1808.
SeeWindowDlsplay
GLOVES
LEATHERS
NOVELTIES
Cross English Gloves
LADIES' GLACE Tan, gray,
black, white; two-button
' f 1.50, fl.75
HAND SEWN For
women fl.50
HAND SEWN For
men S1.50
WHITE DRESS For
women .11.50
WHITE DRESS For
men ; ,.....$1.50
Cross Specialties
AUTO LUNCH BASKETS
LUNCH AND TEA
BASKETS
FITTED COMPLETE
EMERGENCY S E W i N G
CASES Fitted fl.50
MEDICINE CASES-6 bot
tles ....50
FOLDING STICKPIN CASES
Morocco, suede
lined.. 91.75, 900 $3.75
HAND ENVELOPES - Col
ored, Moroccos, strap on back,
inside purse 9a5
WASTE PAPER BASKETS
Willowwork, leather -lined
10.75
SEWING BASKETS Willow
work, leather trimmed, satin
lined, lock and key, fitted
complete, 91075, f 12.75,
913.50 flS.OO
NO OBJECT
SO BEAUTIFUL AS
YOUR OWN
INITIALS
When gracefully entwined in a
monogram. Makes a gift more
welcome. We order these from
the eat so make your selec
tions early.
WRITING FOLIOS
NOTE BOOKS, AUTO
BOOKS, PHONE BOOKS
Your writing desk is not com
plete without a set of Cross
Handy Desk Books. Wa hava
a multitude to select from and
they come in prices and quali
ties to suit any parse or taste.
JEWEL CASES
POCKET FLASKS, ETC
The Jewel Cases come m all
giies some art fitted; others
are plain. - The leathers are pin
seal, pigskin and dainty shades
of blue, purple and pink. The
fitted eases have compartments
for rings, pins, jewels, etc., and
are fitted with lock snd key.
Prices front 9175 to 950. .
9
JJRTSZMXST.
HEILIG 14U and 'Wuhlnftoa
w phones Vain 1 and A-US2.
TjABT TIME TONIGHT, I:1S O'CLOCK
' v Tha Oreat Anarioao Play.
" PAID IN FULL
. - JByenlnia, ILSa to 0o.
Vain 11T. A-4114.
EmptT Th.tr Co., LBe. Ina.
Tonight All Week Matine Saturday.
Baker Stock Company In beautiful rural
eomedr, XT" ASM."
Pliers 25e, tio, ROo; matinee IBs. Site.
If art Wk "The Vaa or tha Boa."
. A-1090. Kats.
L Bx. suadaya ul Koiuuya
IS-2S-S9C
'NIGHTS
!$-25-$0-7$e
Wk of Hot. t HaU MeAXUatw m Go.t
Xtallaa Trio 1 XJntoa Z.aarno rm
Orng ErnMt Tan Pais Si C0.1 Hatta
Vatrtaj Xmla k KUlrM rottat Orohaa
tra) rtotaraa,
BAKER THEATRE
Phones: Main I, A-63S0.
OREGON THEATRE CO. (INO LKSSKfi
Geo. L. Baker, Gen. Manager.
Bargain Matinee Wed., 25o any seat.
Tonight all week regular Matinee Sat.
"JVB1 OUT OV COLLEGE."
T GBOBOB ASE.
Night prloea 25c, 6O0, Tto; Saturday mat
15c, 60c; Wedneaday mat,, 26o any seat.
Wex Anraetton, "Little Johnny Jonea.'
PANTAGES THEATRE
Adraaoad Taaderllla. -Btare
of AH Hatlona.
nruka, "TBM JMOS JIAJT"
Ex-Prlnoeton Athlete, whoa remarkable
muscular development haa astounded
all .who have seen him. Ha will allow
a 60-horsepower touring car filled with '
people to run oyer him.
Special added attraction. Fink's Per-,
forming: Mules, on of the funniest acta
in vaudeville not a dull moment dur
ing; the act Matinees daily, 15c Two
shows at night, ISo and 86c
THE GRAND Vaudeville de Lnxe
AtfOTZEB BIG 8XXA
rem fevausK
XOOXZX.8, wltk
XklTTBA JATTBAT
SB TOT, ABTO
DATTOBT BXSTSXS
ZOX.EZ3T SXBTEBS
COXA. TZOV1S
rxES bauxx -:
OBAMDASCOrB
rOUB AMEBIC AH
TBTTMPETEBS.
ThOB.BATyrjroo
The STAR
Matinees Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday.
For the entire week of Nov. t.
Merriest and Brightest of All Comedies
"UOwFS IJJ -TO WIT."
Matinees at i:30. Every evening at
8:18. Night prices 16c, 25c, S6c 50c
Matinees lEc and 25c. Seats may be re
served by either phone,
area Week ''TOO MOTTO TO BUG."
LYRIC THEATRE
Seventh and Alder.
Tha Blnnkall Company,
In tha Southern Emotional Play,
LITTLE ALABAMA
Assisted by Numerous Colored AuxlL
tarles. Matinees Sunday,' Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
PIANO BUYING
Tha buying of a
, piano is an Im
portant transac
tion. There are
many different
makes of pianos,
and thera are
many dealera.
Sherman, Clay
it Co. are an old,
well-known estab
lished house and
carrv the finest
2S - 0
I a a mi
THEATRE
Una of high-grade, dependable pianos to
be found In any house on tha coast.
They sell new pianos aa ' low aa $269,
9875, 9390, 9300 and up to tha Incom
parable Stelnway at 875 and up. Used
planoa from 91AO t aaas. v
The following list is remarkable and
you will recognise the names names aa
familiar as the names of old .friends
Stelnway, A. B. Chase, Everett, Conover,
Packard. Klnarsburv. Ludwlir. Estey. v
emirniL Kurtsmann. Wellington. K. B.
Chase Player Piano; Kingsbury, Carola'
and Eopnona inner flayers.
Convenient monthly payments may be
arranged. . -'
Sherman, Clay & Co.
Birth and Karri sob. Opposite roetoffloe,
Boiled Linseed Oil
S GALLON LOTS ...... .58
Raw Linseed Oil
t GALLON LOTS ....... ...5Ta
Pure White Lead
PER 100 .S7.S0
Portland Sash & Door Co.
930 MOST 9T rOXTXAJTB, OB.
WELLINGTON COAL
Tha beat house coal on tha Paclflo Coaat
Churchley Bros
Bunkers, 13th and Marshall Sta.
Phones Main S1. A-S93L . k
FURS! FURS!
A X.OWEBT TOR8XXUI VBICXS.
Remodeling a specialty. ' Fur coats of
all kinds mad to order.
L. SCHU?.IACHEtV
TVXBZEB, '
OS) Kadlaoa. TaL Mala MIT.
L$fITE7
CnZADIBo
torn atKTM stwssi
Royal House, San -. francisco
roartk asd Howard Sta.
" All outside roams, steam best, hot and
cold water. Eates 0e to 12 per day.
Weekly ratea. Care. Fourth street care
direct from, Third street depot. From.
Parry, Howard street cara dlreob P. L,
Turpin. proprietor.
WILHOITIillSERALWATER
PAtJL LABRR. J'honM A'JtS, Mutrj 4i?
am a f .kKa tiMar r A akr4 VVT sui,ln.i ..
gcbwah Printing Co.)
hit trotK. ' a t4tt ai k riff
3 4m ITARii
ill.:.
See Window Display - ;
Woodard, Clarke
v -& Co.
'-Fourth and . Washington
Moved & Stored
;Ce Early
212-214 3rdv .
OPPORTUNITY
mi, CLAY S. MORSE
4tM DAVIS Uth &H0YI
LL