THE OREGON DAILY
JOURNAL,
TOHTLAIID, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY . I, 1310.
0
TONIGHT S AMUSEMENTS jf
' - '" .." The Three! of Usw
ggker...j-i-!5'.'i, - vaudeville
Orphewn .''''..,.. Vaudeville
Grand ..i. - .,". Vaudeville
Eantage """" ; "The Twins"
vrlc . Moving Pictures
st? ::::::::::: : A7ber!tis j-and
iiSday afternoon .gave Judgment
TtSTtST in the fcaser Mrs.
SJ Irvine sued'J-pr 800 because of
automobile and Yost , wked Jor
km on counter claim because Mrs.
le failed tc .secure an Jtenrto
lAaEe on- the uariana "w--:
S ,? traded h, a. rt:of tth.
tame of,&1' J08ts ""'''""
JT-Wmer.he turned over to vMri.
ley . condition.
The w"a it wrt repairing It when
Si demanded immediate delivery and
wSred any further worn upon it : ,
; aoo(t seMide, The Seaside. Commer
- ... Umied an attractive
fphlet "descriptive 'of tl beach-ra.
jampnwv 0,1a(, seas da. Oregon-i-
?rt'. and In it are many
Xr halftones Illustrative -of ; Seaside
ind cUv and .uburban
jwldences. The. pamphlet are being
distributed 07
nd the chambera-of commerce' and
Sther commercial bodies of the north
ether com.. issued is da-
.criptlve of the Hotel arhart y
the 8a, WMCn was uyoucu W uiv
the publlo for its imi , .
m Tin Tt or A hiillnt
H 1111011 ' 1111 w "
from a revoiyer "
kitchen Of Mrs. Charles .Bfung. J071
Twenty-second street, aboui 10 o'clock
last evening and knocked eonslderabla
inter from m "" wonuuun
piasier 1 lmm,Htlv after.
eearcneu u 1 - - .
ward but no trace of the party f respon-
slDie coma uo '" -made
an unsuccessful search. ..- Mrs.
Bun does nol peiievo u.w Biiut-wiuo
from an enemy and' is Inclined to think
1 careless shooter was 'to blame. ,
Vwtedin CanadaCharles C. Smith,
wanted In Calgary, Canada, whera he Is
Jlegd ttr have sold horse-untrustea
. . . - vkkA n V A T ne Ml t -Anmrutnv
to Mm vjr mo v.. a w. - ,
nd skipped with the proceeds, was ar-
. 1 .v.i- MAnl0 at TMit niV Afllr
jtrefitSi.. H jwas arrested Jytft sher
iffs rorce on a aencnyuuu i u
chief of police of Calgary last April to
Rh.riff Stevens. He4s said to have sold
the horse for $140j f . . .
- :
County Treasure After Reelection-
County Treasurer John M. Lewis-has
announced himself a candidate for re
election by filing hla declaration with
the county cleric. He says that if elect
ed he will be pledged "to all the people
the faithful discharge of a public trust,'
indicating he does not expect to owe al
legiance to an assembly or body less
than the people at large. . -
yelled "scab'' J a number of men tak
ing the piaces of striking teamsters at
Eleventh and Flanders street yesterday
was fined iZO by Judge Bennett in mu
nicipal court this morning. The arrest
was made by Patrolman U H. Ackerman,
i Tia retnris dFtha big fight will be
received oy rounas at the . Portland
Country club, July 4, with seven races
on the program. - Admission 60 centa.
including grand stand. ' ' .!?
Riverside
thriving club Saturday , and Monday.
July and 4. Ten good races at Portland
Country club. Admission JO cents, in-
aaing-yrandsUBd.-"' -"JZZl"'1''
Tttonster Bale of ;ittaifBottlM
Th-great-Uiree , day bargain event
ends .tomorrow (Saturday), Open until
,10 p. m. Jimmia Qunn.' 815 Ore. bldg.
Hear acrs. Annia si rnii-. vl.lu
ful InteirretaUon ot the 'tTpUfted Ber-.
ounuay, 11 . XfL, Belllnf-Hlrsoh,
Voluntary offering, . . .
;. iW. X Kay,-formerly of Baker
county, Oregon,, is residing in Portland
now, and has bis of flea in thV Mar-
quam building. - ,
. , for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, dally
eept Burtday. Leaves Washington street
dock at J ft-B..;,, l:7 :
iyr Wpoag yrssa Tont oiotbM.
alt for 11.80 month. Main Hi. A-4114
Wagon run averywhwa. Uniqu Tailor
ing Co, 101 Stark. l- , .
. Jama Oariok h Co, the hna nov
rs! removed to" 110 Eaat Water treat
Phone East 4417, f . . TVe
. lortlaa4 Iwlaimbir Baths fi bath
. daily4 Sunday. 1ST
fourth. - . .
-W. A. Wise and aesociates. palnlesa
dentlsta,: Third and Washington. '
ateet mi at Woosterg. 406 Wash,
B. O. Brown. Eye-Ear. - Uattuank
Citizens' Mass Meeting A citizens'
mass meeting to consider ways and
means for better fire protection has
been called' to meet this evening in
GreetTs. half at 8:30 o'clock. The meet
ing will be held under the auspiees of
the Woodlawn improvement association.
ind'all residents north of AInsworth
avenue and east of Union avenue are
urged to attend.
, CHunes of Chance Closed Games of
change operated rby Japanese, at Council
Cteat have been clofed upon advice of
the city attorney s office. .; Patrolman
H. L Stanton made a report to the of
IIm that the games were operated in a
mtiuier which seemed to conflict, with
the ordinance and was told that he was
actlnr within the law, n ordering the
I tamH stopped.
Speolal rxcnrslon Bate to Barton,
Eagle Creek and Eatacada, Saturday to
Monday, round trip, return passage
limited to 'laWra1nmstacadX
Monday, July 4. - Tickets on sale a.t
ticket otflces. Firsthand Alder streets,
and East Water and Morrison streets,
after departure of 10:45 a. nx.. train Hat?
vrday. .
It is Just as reasonable for a cripple
to refuse crutches as for you to post
pone the use of glasses when your eyes
need them. Rubenstein. the optician.
IU fit yerir eyes for eomf ort,ret and
ease 189 Third street, opposite Baker
theatre.
Oregon Oltr Celebrates on Jutv
Tasa the boat ride up there and hear
the eagi scream. Leave Taylor street
aw a, m., 11 a. m., a.p, m., 6 p. m.
Leave Oregon City, ;S0 a. m., 18:80 p. vcu.
140 and :80 p. m. Round trip s 45c
Troll V nmvainna Rnnilav tn ITnta.
4a and upper Clackamas river points,.
1 cents rouna trip. Trainf leave East
Wr and Morrison streets every hour
" :60 a. m. to 8:50 p. m. Tickets
nuat be purchased. . , -
Iwnrsionji, Inly 4, to Estaoada and
"Kw Clackamas- river points, 75 cents
od4 trip, Trains leave East Water
"1 Morrison streets every hour from
purchased. - ' '' '.
Kut tn-r Walliiur guH TT
Pie, a union sympathizer, , who
F. W. Baltes
and
Company
invito your
inquiries for
PRINTING
Ho
sea
Main 165
I Home AU65
First and Oak
wu yQur fireworks of us.
we sellinK fireworks at a
R.-
KOHARA
205 3r(j
co:
St., near Taylor.
Journal Want Ads brtng results.
FORESTRY DOARD
ISSUES WARuiilG
Gives Advice In Movement to
.iJreventForest-Fires;..
UstofDon'ts.':
laws,' send for a copy. : Help enforce
them. This notice is posted for your
good and for that of the community." -.'A.
B. Wastell, secretary of the state
XarfMrr-JioardlJuaeoainhe-peeterej--io:
Inro-every community. He asks that
they be posted in conspiouous places.
Large quantities of the posters are be
ing sent to state fire wardens whe ere
charged with . their distribution. The
Oregon state board of forestry consists
of Governor Frank W. Benson; B.1 Oi
Stevenson, game -and forestry warden;
H. C McAllister, master fish warden;
a C. Bartrum. Roseburg; 1- & - Hill,
Cettag -Grovet O. W .
AB.-WaleIL Portland.
Pe&yjrjOnaiixiTnese
rwould you get fire to any ' man's
houser queries the Oregon state board
of forestry on clot V posters, that are
being sent all over the state..
"If you saw Ma hpuse bgrning would
you paaa byzwithont dotnr any thing jx;
"Do ,youv realise timber is quite as
valuable to the owner and much more
io to. the community nd te youT-nHe
can nuiia c new nouse, cut not a new
forest v
: -"Oregon loses' 200,000,000 feetef tim
ber yearly through fire Each thousand
feet burned is a loss of tSJolthejiwner.
But the community loses 88 in wages.
Timber means pay checks to surmort all
Industries: but burned timber-pays no
wages, ; Timber pays taxes : in your
county, iz it burns other property has
to pay the difference. - Care with smalt
fires la the best means of preventing
large onts.. Therefore" . .
; T)on't tosa away burning matches or
tobacco. '
"Don't make a campfire in leaves, rot
ten, oit against logs where you cant be
sure it is out. - - -
"Don't burn- your slashtags In dry
season without permit from a fire. war
den. '
"Don't 'operate an engine using fuel
other than oil without equipping it with
good spark arrester.
"Put out any fire you find,, if possi
ble; If you can't put it out, notify a fire
warden or other puba of fleers Remem
ber that little fires become big ones if
left alone, J you don-'t know the fire
TO TEACH INDIANS
HOW TO KEEP HOUSE
1 i u Aiiiii-e "...
ator Wesley L. Jones has written to
Wapato that the Indians- will get all
k ia ,, nf the Taklma Indian res
ervation- when it Is opened. The peo-1
pie Of Wapato oeueve me governmom
is planning to get the Indians ready to
become good Imitations of American
citizens, as it has stationed three ma
trons among them, one at Wapato, one
... 4 -mi, t White Swan.
Th. mutrnr nfmons the Inalanselo
teach them how-to cook ad keep house
BIO OPENING WEEK
CrO ' TOTHB
Greg
onan
Ice
Cream Parlor
tn list
Ico Cream add Candies -
Hosta Sretr Afternoon and XTentnswBoy Xlaf BBtertalaev, tM.8hUL, mm.
Sufila01attt(r
" TO CASCADE LOCKS and return, on
; Leaving 'Alder street wharf at - 9 a. 'nv returning, arrive at
" Secure your tickets "early. 'Only a lirnited number to be
BBTH
ScTeifflficTlJ'alnless Den
tistry . la knowledge and
skill founded "on experi
ence, and this is why
THB BOSTON DEN
TISTS are able to ex
tract TEETH WITH
OUT PAIN for half the
sharge made by other
1 . - Moa.
L A-Bftrtpr Strk tJompanv In -
I . JtTTyW snvwei-n TT 8t
Last week of the season. "The end Of.
ttaxer Theatre ror air time.
Evenings 25c. 60e. 75c. Mat. 25c. 'BOo.
' ; r - ii
A perfect fitting and natural looking
sec or artinciai teeth ; must ne as
sembled by an expert in sclentlno me
chanlsm; this Is j why THE BOSTON
DENTISTS are ble.40i maka;set40f
artinciai TEETH that restores the nat
ural rfaeial7 contour and expression as
weu, as to masticate food with. ,
The proper filling of a tooth requires
a knowledge of the minute anatomy
of the TEETH, Jaws and head as well
as the adaptability of filling materials
to be used, and antiseptic preventions
bf- further decay after filling. This
is -why THE-B09TON DENTISTS are
able to guarantee their fillings to stay
Oold and nnrcelaln ernwna Kn nron
erly made restore broken down and
badly decayed teeth to their former use
fulness and beauty, and lest a life
time This high class dental work
is not experimental hut a lasting suc
cess when made by a master ef the den
tal science. .This Is why THE BOSTON
DENTISTS advise this class of work
where it is required.
Tull Gifolbs, Inc. morrison. at seventh Tull k Giblbs, Inc.-
Agcnts-for-ModafTCbrsets, Lily ; of France Corsets, Madeleine and Rengo Belt Corsets. Charge
Accounts Solicited. Liberal Credit Extended to Those Furnishing the Home .
Tom6gtow-lIjast Pay of the June Rose Sale
An event long-to-bereniembered.by thosewho have shared in its saving opportunities fnat today and tomorrow will not
be found wanting in the genuine values that have marked its progress
Repeating TMose Interesting Savings off Qjm
WMeM Mdoln CMldvenL New Wash Dresses
$2.95 DRESSES at $2.19 Of French gingham, in a
variety of colors and plaid's. Beautifully trimmed in sol
id Volors.aad large pearl buttons. Waist with deep plait
over, shoulder, Two plaits down front, ifull box plaited
6kirt. .
95c DRESSES AT 89 Of navy and cadet blue per
cale print. Waist, collar and cuffs piped; Large and
small ring dots. Practical for morning wear.
$1.50 DRESSES AT $1.19 Of checked percale ; col
lar, cuff and waist strappings in plain colors, daintily
trimmed with soutache braid. ,
Just the prettiest and most practical of stvles in Tub Dresses
for little girls dainty frocks m. wonderful assortment and the
best of washable materials absolutely color-fast. Mothers who
usually make' up the children's summer garments will find that
these are offered at the price they would expect to pay for
the materials alone. These tell of a few of them.
$1.95 DRESSES AT $1.48 Of light figured percales. Cuffs
And belt piped in dark colors. Imitation yoke and full box
plaited skirt.
$3.95 DRESSES AT $2.95 6f fancy plaid ginghams. Piping
of white. ;pique. Side button effect Large pearl buttons. Full
plained skirt. ' m -
$L50 DRESSES, AT $1.19 Of black and whifechecercale7
Collar, cuffs and belt piped and trimmed in scarlet. White pearl
buttons. Waist has box plaits down fnt Full plaited skirt.
$2.50 DRESSES AT $1.98 Of French gmgharri in large plaid.-
9S "89f ptam material inmmea wun iancy wnire Draia. riait
over, shoulder. Full skirt.
$1.25 DRESSES AT" 89 Of light, figured percale. Waist
with two side box plaits and panel of solid color. Finished at
belt with large white. pearl buttons.
$1.75 DRESSES AT 69 Of dainty sheer French lawns. Dutch
necks and short sleeves. Waists made with fine tucks. Fin
ished at belt and heck with bias facings of narrow striped lawn,
cool thin frocks for the hot days,
$2.25 DRESSES AT 89-Of white French lawn with small
figures. Square Dutch neck and short sleeves. Full plaited
waist and skirt. Trimmed with piping of solid colors in pretty
contrasting shades.
The Chance to Buy a Sewing Machine Was Never So Liberally Presented as in Our Present Offer of
$1.00 at Time of Purchase and the Balance 50c Weekly. Introducing and Demonstrating Our New
"'Line The ."Supreme." Priced from $16.00 up.-.-.
In Furriifiare
These gathered" at ran
dom from 3d and 4th firs.
, $6.50 Center Table, with fancy top,'
of quartered golden oak;4.75
$8.25 Center Table of best selected
stock of quartered golden oak
-for . i-. ...... ..vt....? 6.00
. $11.50 large Arm Rocker," of solid
quartered oak, in golden finish,
with high back for...... f 8.00
$18 Morris Chair, with heavy frame
of quartered golden oak, dull fin
ish for. . . ..?13.95,
$35.00 ladies' Home Desk of finest ,
4 birdseye maple, for....?10'0
- $45.00 ladies' HfimeJDesk of solid
mahogany, for ....."....f26'50
$115.00 large and well proportioned
Bookcase of best matched .stock
of, quartered' goldenoak, with
loval glass frontjjthfee secticms
and three doors . . .....f 52.50
$56.00 ' Bookcase of best stock of
quartered golden oak, with old
- brass trimmings, with two doors,
, for, . . ,............,. ,f3T.50
$21.00 Cellarette ef qflarter sawed
golden" oak, with" two compart- ;
tnr ' S9.75
'".OOlOTeironumedbak.wuC
tiox: seat, tor
Dining Tables, Buffets
and GHiiaa Cabinets
Some that are offered in the wind-up of
the june'Rose Sale.
15.Q0 Round-top, -pedestal-base dining table of
solid oak, golden finish, 6 ft. extehsiori-4J9.75.
$38.00 Round-top, pedestal-base dining table, in
dull golden' oak, 6 ft.- extension for $29.75.
$39.00 Round-top, pedestal-base dining
table, "of quartered golden oak; in dull
finish, 6 ft. extension for $27.50.!
.00 Eound-top, pedestal-base dining
table, of quartered . golden oak, in dull
finish, 8 ft extension for $41.25.
$60,00 Round-top, "pedestal-base dining
table, of fines't stock of quartered golden
oak, 8 ft. extension, with massive base
for $43.75. " ; : . , ..
$55.00 Round-top,'' pedestal-base dining
table, also of finest selected stock of
quartered . golden oak.dtSll finish,. 8: ft.
extensionfor $42.75. '
.$22.50 Buffet of quartered ' golden oak,
with mirror for 814.50. ;
$2300 Buffetofqu
- witn large mirror ana sneit aoove lor
$16.50. .
$47.00 Colonial style buffet of matched
stock quartered golden oak, dull finish.
A -large -piece witlraTffeTmlrror 7nT
$34.75,
$34,00 Buffet of quartered, golden oak,
with mirror for $26.75.
$78.50 Large Colonial buffet of very fin
est selected stock of 'quartered golden
, oak. A high-grade, piece that has com
pletej'ppdhtment andi a great bargain
at the special price $46.75.
$39.00 China cabinet of quartered golden
oak, with oval front and mirrors behind
. two top shelves for $29.50.
$49.50. .ChinaJ cabinet, of quartered gold
en oaic, witn ovai tront anJ plate-elass
back now for only
Convenient Payments
Gold and porcelain crowns and brldga
work mada strong and wall adaptod
replaces-missinraeth nd for laanH
nass and utility is the most beneficial
and satfafactory work when made by ex
perienced dentists who use the high
grade gold and best material. This it
why THE BOSTON DENTISTS are able
to point with pride to thousands of pa
trons who are wearing this crown and
hrldge work with comfort and satisfac
BAKER
TEIAtBB
Main A-S33ll
. -Tjao. X. raxer,-
Bat. San.
Beyentli and Alder Streets.
: ill Week; Matinees Daily. :45.- '. ..
Armstrong MuaicaL Comedy oJtf Ll
- . U ftl til ID IW Ct
Tlinrsday Hight. Gold Watch Give. way .
rnaay JTignt, Cntirug Olrli' oonten.
Two performances nightly. T ;45 and rl5-
p,-mr- neit wees, "Aiiuuiy aewo." ,
- BCAXSi O. &-1030
MAT. XVXBT DA'S-
aniiti"
15-fl5- '
AJ) VAHCEDj TAUDEVTLIiB ;
ManVs All StarBWlara Trio-intro-dnotag
Harry P. Wine, Calvin W. De
marast and Albert CkJPatlar, witlt seTaa
other stellar, acts.
ilWi
ADVAKOED VAXTDEVTLU
-Special Engagement JJxtraoiWnarjr
BHEHO'S PAJBISIAK MODEU3 .
The Four Jlusical Luciers, The Bram
sonstWilliam inmaa &Co Elmer-B.
Llasenden.
POPUXAJt PBIOES KATTJTEB DAHY
O RAN D Wek June 27, 1910
SDs. AJTD XCSS.
PEKXHTS FISHES
In , "The Half .
way House"
JOB WTTiTiARTt
and
HAJLB.T BOND
Tha Battle of
ico am
COU
The MoneU Tlve
"An Evening at
Horns."
Mats and Meti
"A Midnight
, Rehearsal."
Helen 8tnrt
Society."
.Well McKinlay
oranaaecope
tee
Should be cared for by reliable den
tists who charge for actual work done.
This is why THE BOSTON DENTISTS
are able to do high class dental work
lor tne low prices.
Ona Price to all Is tjta motto of
The Boston Dentists
Corner Tlfth and Korrisoa its. .
Entrance 291 H Morriion street op
posite Meier A Frank's and Postofflce.
' Open evenings until I and Sundays
until 4 for people who work.
Superior Blue Stem
Patent
Flour
KAWtTTACmntOT BT THB PI
OJfBEB TLOTOUrtt MTL1
J OO ZSZiAJTS CUTS,
OBEOOW.
The flour that all are praising.
Mr. Retailer, if you will make a
new customer for Superior Flour
once a week, you are looking after
your best Interests and making
lasting flour friends. The houee
wife who first uses It will cer
tainly become a permanent natron.
and will losenp jjpportualty 1
Bpeaic a gooa wora ror your store.
This has been demonstrated over
and over. Every single essential
that goes to make good flour can
be found in this brand. Write for
particulars.
D. C. Burns Co.
'BISTKZBTTOBS.
208-210 Third Street
POETLAITD, OR, ,
CREST
PKEE BOeKTC AMTJSE14I1TT PABX
120Q PEET ABOVE TKBfiZXT - -
Moral. High Class Attractions.
BEAunrrii Columbia bzvbb tbxp
$25,000 new attraction.
- BCTinO BT, OWE HUB .oxcr
Come and enjoy yourself and see the-
?reatest view in the Korld. No liquor
or sale or permitted Ton the grounds.
the oaks ii::
Amusement Park.
Koteworthy Suocasi I.IBESATI, His
Pamona Band and Grand Opera Artists.
Afternoons at 2:30, eVgs. at 8:30. Pro
nounced approval of the new and spa
cious Auditorium, beat equipped concert
hall on coast Manjr attractions on beau
tiful grounds, admission to which is only
10c. Transfer from any part of city to
Oaks cars at E. Morrison and E. Water,
or take a launch at foot of Morrison st.
BASEBALL
BXCBEATTOB PAKX
Cor. Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Ets.
VERNON
PORTLAND
JTUXY 1, a, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10.
Games Begin Weak Days 3:30 P. H.
Sundays S:30 P. U.
Admission -Bleachers, 25c; Grand
stand, 60c; Boxes, 25c extra. Children,
Bleachers, 10c; Grandstand. 25c.
L,adlos Day Friday
Boys Under 12 Free to Bleachers
Wednesday.
Painless Dentistn
ttf
Oct of aews aeooM '
ca have their plate .
ad .brldsewotk &a
uhed la ana das
It neeeMar?.
Will tmmti
22k gold ar eereelaK
FIREWORKS
At Prloas Barer Before Offered
This is the last year that Portland's
young Americans will be allowed to
celebrate Independence Day with fire
works, and as we can not carry our
stock oven it will go at prices never
quoted before in any city.
Everything In the line, from fire
crackers to rockets at ridiculously low
prices. .,, i
Chinese and Japaneae Curios Branch,
Alder Street, Between Second and Third.
Canton Bazaar
144 PUTS STBXXT.
PLAZA HOTEL
fwjf S3.50-
oltr Cram S.CC
22k8rl.lnTwrt3.5f
GoMFililRgt IOC
EbmmI FHIIum ICt
SUirer FiliingaV.SO -
InlwFininn Z.CU
fioo4 Rubber . MM
Plitn 0.C3
But Rtd Rub-
tf rum on .mm n rmm ' Mnleu ExtrTton ,&J
WORK ttUARANTEKD FOR IS YEARS
filnloM itnotloa t ree when pUte or bridge worH
bordered.' OoainlUtloa free, Yoa cannot sot, bettas
ialHa work done urwhere. Ail work fully sua r
nteed. Modern elfctrio eqalpmnnt. Beet methoaa.
Wise Dental Co.
ttHiBDwa.ri. PORTLAND, OREGon
WHOlBOnMi A, at. e tt.U. IiUn.ttav,
.COOLEST HOTEL IN
1 NEW YORK W
FIFTH AVE AT CENTttAL PARK V
SUMMER GARDEN AND
TERRACE
fX ED 8TTJ1IY MANAOINO ftmECTON
BMf-WS
trnited States and Portirn Pecurea.
Defended and Sold.
rAcxrxo, coast patbbt agbbct,
tno. Stockton. CaX
FIRE FIRilORK
Wholesale and Retail
CUT RATE
Kwonfl Santl Wa & Co,
103 V. 4th St., and 830 Washington St
y$3 SAMPLE HAT $1.50
CUBAN CO.Bi.OCKE0500
Low Rant ta Bunost Raaaoa.
Comptote Lib af Miilmery,
LADIES' HATS Ramod.led
PLUMESDrso 315ALDERSTCOR.f
Journal -Adlets Pay Biggest
New Departure
The cast ef latameats have seen
greatly reduced by the Holman
Undertaking company.
Heretofore it has been the custom o
funeral directors to make charges frr
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 is furnished
by us we make no e-tra charges for
emboiming, hearne to cemetery, outside
box( or any services that may be re
quired of us, except clothing, cemetery
and carriages', thus effecting a saving
of $26 to $75 on each funeral. , -
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING 0.
920 THTBD ST., COB. SALLOW.
Fireworks
Our entire stock of Fireworks must
be' sold out this year. This is the last
opportunity for ' ceebratng in tha.
city. We occupy two stores for re
tart.'" All goods sold at cost.
BOW YUEN & CO.
110 Second St
69 NortK 4th St.
PER WEEK
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