The Oregon daily journal., July 21, 1910, Page 9, Image 9

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TOyiGIIT'a AMUSEMENTS
i
c.Mrs. Flpke
Orpheum Vaudeville
r,ranii Vaudeville
I'antagea Vaudevllla
I,yiic . "Dooley's Darlings"
Ptar Moving Pictures
The Oaks Navassar Ladles' Bani
. The Journal at Xeeorts,
A Th followlnr flrents will SDD-
ply journal subscriber at regu
lar city rates:
Seaside, Or.: Horace A. Wil
son,, agent; headquarters at
Lewis & Co.'s drug store.
Long Beach, Wash.? Kerlee
Co., agents; Aberdeen stores.
Newport. Or.J William Bur
ton.yjigent. Gearhart Park, James Cellars,
aernf. '
4 Columbia, Beacht EL XX Lan- . 4
.
4 ; don. agent.
V nwaco, Wash., and all points
on North Beach i Louis Cohen
news- agent, Ilwaoa . lallroad
agent -
Breakers. , Wash.1 Breakers
hotel. i,
Cofllns, Wasb.1 C T. 'Belcher,
agent ,
Carson Wash.! tfran ItoClln
nis, agent
Beavlew, Wash, i Kerlee A Oaw
agants, Aberdeen store. .
Bhlperd's Springs: Mineral
Springs Hotel Co agent
Hot Lake. Or.t Hot Lake Sani
tarium, agent
. WUholt, Qv.tt V. W. McLeran.
agent . ; .
Wenaha Spring. Wenaha Hot
a
a)
S Knrinirs hot.nl. ;. ""',
Thief Pttghtened Away. VtTien Nlch?
das Deloner, an Italian, living at the
Cosmopolitan hotel, Third and Davis
streets, ; opened the door of his room
last , night in response to a -rap, a re
volver was thrust In ills face and he
was ordered to throw up his hands.
The man with the revolver then
searched two of his pockets but was
frightened away by a noise In the hall
before he reached one containing $50.
. Demosthenes Herton, a Greek, was ar
rested shortly afterward by Patrolmen
Martina and Johnson and charged with
attempted robbery. ' A revolver ',' wa
found on him. "
r Olrl Bant Bank Home- W.lnifred Sits
water, aged IS, was haltel at the
Union station last night when she ar
rived in fortiana to lire ana work in "
large " city,14 and vwlll ha returned Vts
' relatives in Albany. A telephone mes
sage to the police last night asked that
she be detained ''and Patrolman W. D.
Humphries met her at the .depot when
. aba arrived in the company of Michael
Ragontlne. Hagontlne said, that he pro
posed to employ her. In his 'fruit store,
and the police were unable-to hold him
, on. any charege.
Penney Bros.' Priday Special 12,00
grade of port, sherry, tokay. angelica or
muscat wine at Jl.oo per gallon; J1.60
grade port or sherry at 75c per gallon;
eight year old straight Kentucky whie
Hcjr, regular fi.ou a,i a.ou . per ganon;
Kentucky Bourbon or rye. regular 14.00,
at $2.60 per gallon: Invalid port rejru-
t Jar $2.80, at 11.25 per gallon. - Friday
oniy. ao-BOj. ,asi uomsoa street,
Phones East 287, B-2428. Free deliv
ery. . Wants former Uama Failure to sup
port drunkenness and undue fondness
for women not his wife, are alleged by
Mrs. -1 Br Caswell" - milliner, as
grounds for divorce from J.' A. Caswell.
She asks permission to resume her for
mer name of Gladding, wants $50 ' per
month alimony and $150 attorney ftees.'
She 'was married In Michigan In 1904.
Speoial Prldny Only Don't be de
ceived.. We sell absolutely pure wines
and liquors $1.50 quality port sherry,
.angelica and muscatel wine, ,76o per
gallon; ft rye and Bourbon whiskey,
$2.75 per gallon; $4 brandy, $2.76 par
gallon; $4 rum, $2.75 per gallon. Na
tional Wine Co., Fifth and Stark. Phone
Main $499. Home A-4499., Delivered.
Overoome ly Heat John R. ' Hansen
ef the city engineer's office was over-
. eome by. the heat yesterday afternoon
while at" work in the office and was
compelled to take a few days' rest He
has not been well the past several days.
After being removed to a quiet place In
- the treasurer's office he revived and
.was taken home.
Certified Milk Is recommended and In
dorsed by the State Medical society and
State board of health. Is bottled and
sealed .on the farm 'under the strictest
government requirements and is abso
lutely pure and delivered In the city In
bottles on Ice. Telephone your orders
In to Hazelwood. Private Exchange 40
or A-600L. . J
". v Championship Tennis
. Every Day This Week,
10 a. m. till, 12 nv; 2 p. m. ,to 4 p. m.
f, Irvlngton Tennis Club.
. Xaks Broadway Car,
Baagar Slns Disappear Danger no
tices placed on the Baker theatre build
ing, which Is being wrecked, were torn
eejamies.iraacy
$25,
lioiit Slloiio SiSofi
Prices onjfancy Vests and Fancy Trousers Reduced
- X
311 MORRISON
y : u u
d-Hvn yeateriy. The buiWiniy Inspector
started an Investigation this morning
to ascertain who tore them away. A no
tice was posted over the entrance to the
Grotto saloon, which 1st still open," and
this was the first sigri destroyed. No
tices were also placed over the fruit
stand and Bhlnlng parlor, which are
still In business. The theatre building
has been wrecked and the remaining
rooms, in. which business is conducted,
have been condemned by the building In
spector. The council has instructed the
city attorney to proceed with the con
demnation proceedings to close out the
other concerns doing business In the
building. ,
Orocers Jiake Merry Thoughts of
the pound measure and the prloe of
spuds did not worry members of the
Portland Retail Grocers' association
yesterday, for they confined all their
efforts to having a good time at their
annual picnic, which was held at Canby.
The plcnlo was held In. the Clackamas
county fair grounds and was adjudged
the "most successful rn the history of
the organization. Two special trains of
15 coaches took the grocers and their
families and friends to Canby, where
stores and business establishments were
decorated for "the occasion. The day
was crammed with pleasure, One of
the big features of the day was the
baseball game between the retail grocers
and olty salesmen, which the latter won.
Much of the credit for the success of
the plcnlo Is given Jo Secretary Merrick.
Captain Spencer Oomplam The po
lice committee of the executive board
has been asked by. the owners of the
steamer Charles R. Spencer to investi
gate a charge of favoritism alleged te
have been shown by Harbormaster
Speler and Harbor Patrolman Lllll. It
is asserted by the captain of the boat
that the harbor officials caused -a war
rant to .be Issued for. the arrest of a
W. Spencer without any oause. The
warrant was for exceeding the speed
limit. "Harbormaster Speler attaches
little significance to the charge. He
will present a large amount of evidence
before the committee when the hearing
Is held.
Kew Morning' paper. Articles of In
corporation have been filed with - the
county clerk by the Oregon Democratic
Publication : company. ' The .Incorpora
tors are A. Goodwin Betts, F. J.. Clark
and C P, Houston. The capital stock la
placed at $100,000, and will be Issued
in shares of $1000. ' The articles set
forth that the company proposes to do
a general printing business, and to pub
lish a morning daily to be known as
the Oregon Dally Democrat .
To Dispatch Trains by Phone An
nouncement was made yesterday that
an innovation in dispatching trains will
be Introduced on the Oregon Trunk line
of the H1U system. Instead of the tele
graph being used as on nearly all other
roads In the country, the telephone will
be employed almost exclusively. Poles
and wires for the dispatching system
nave peen oraered. ,
ujyt:'' ;----Trv , a :
Ues Deolaratloa C L, Daggett, 114
Williams avenue today filed his declara
tion as a candidate for nomination as
sheriff on the Demoeratlo ticket
Wot Craxy, But Drunk Found to bv
sane by physicians who exaxnlned'hlmai
the county Jail, Edward Hager, who tried
SEE FULL-PAGE ANNOUNCEMENT OF ADDITION
AL FRIDAY BARGAINS-LAST PACE
the Greater Meier & Frank
Store's Unequaled Reductions on
Ball
M
c
IT
1 fish game, vegetables, fruit, etc., so that the delicious natural
X flavor of the article may be retained. The improved up-to-date
Ball Mason Jars solve all problems. Theft are easy to seal,
easy to open, made of flint glass, perfectly sanitary and' have
the name stamped on every one, so that no substitution can be
made These jars are complete with porcelain-lined tops and :
rubbers. Pint jars, regularly sold at 55q the dozen,
will be placed on special sale at this low price, dozen
:rtars,-Tegr65c:glClr
dozen, special, doz.
SPECIAL SALt PRICES
$30, $35, $37.50
SUITS NOW
STRLLT
to tu-o the Kotftl Eur F.h"!r.i-f-s.lA on
front street, Kumlay night by. throwing
burning rass from, the window of his
room, was sent back to the municipal
court this morning. lie waa permitted
to plend guilty to a charfra of being
drunk and disorderly and was sent to
the Unntoa quarry for 90 daya.
Eaa Els Auto Too raat R. J. Patter
son, a retired capitalist, living on Port
land Heights, was showing a lady how
to "operate an automobile, according to
his etory in the municipal court this
morning, and forgot to observe the
speedometer very closely. Patrolman
Sims timed him at 25 miles an hour and
Patterson paid a $10 fine.
Bridge Meeting" Postponed The joint
meeting' of the improvement clubs of
the. southwest and aqutheast sides of
the river, to oonalder the proposed high
bridge across the Willamette, announced
for tonight has been postponed to
Thursday, night, July 2$. The South
Portland booster regret the necessity
of the postponement -. .
Swiss Jtall Cornerstone Laid Laying
of the cornerstone of the Swiss Hall
took place quietly at 12:11 o'clock July
20, under the auspices of the Swiss nan
association by the special representative
of Mr. Krattlger and Vondach, ne one
else being present There was no oere-
mony,
. Steams Jessie JEarttns, tor Camas,
Washongal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 1 p. to.
B. St. Stoorehonse h Cow Interior and
exterior painting, papering and tinting.
Dealers in wallpaper, paints, etc. 411
Washlngtea st ' .
Vt Spenffe and Trees Tear Clothn,
alt for $1.60 month. Main 614. A-4S14
Wagons run everywhere. Unique Tailor
ing Co., 809 Stark.
Old Jewelry Wanted We buy old
fold and silver. Uncle Myer's Collateral
ank, 71 Sixth street, between Oak and
Pine. ' i ,
XT. B. A. Xxcnrslon, Sunday, July 24
Steamer Beaver leaves Couch street
dock I a. m. Tickets, 7 5o at Skidmore's.
r. W. Moore, Photogrepher For- up
to date work, patronize the old reliable.
Seventh and Stark streets. Elks' bldg. '
Tot General Jobbing; see Becker &
Stackhouse, carpenters and builders.
Phone Marshall 2801. $0$ Gllsan st
Diamonds. Gems of the first water
only. C. Chrlstensen, 2d floor, Corbett
bldg. Take elevator. ;
"Hop Oold" Bottled Baer .An ideal
summer beverage, i-.Order by phone.
East 46, B-1146. i
Swiss Watoh Bepalrlng-O. Christen
sen, 2d fir. Corbett bldg, Take . Ele
vator. :
W. A. Wise and asslciates, painless
JdentljU;
Third and Washington.
Why Buffer From Corns sad Bunion
when a few applications of - Hedglns
Corn Cure will give relief. 2 5o a bottle
asbB Jars
Tomorrow, for the 1068th Friday Sur
prise Sale, our popular Basement
.Housefurnishings Section offers a
, most seasonable special on Genuine
Ball Mason Fruit Jars. For 20 years
this name has been known as the stand-
L ard in every household. In the points
of dependability and economy these
jars are recognized as the equals of any
fruit jars on the market. Canning time
is now bringing up the familiar ques-
- tion as to how best preserve meats,
78c
dozen, special, doz.
asssMM '
mm
mM
OPP. POSTOITICX
of Albert :i':.l, the drurvlst, 2Si V.''a-!--::;
t a street, near Second. '
dectrlej Taotraia Cleaners rent by day.
Anyone can use. Main 12SS.
mrriaj Si Taxidermist, 249 Columbia.
Woosters' popular price store.
YOUTHS WHO CONFESS
WILL GO TO SPOKANE
Harry Reld and William Rata, arreated
June 29 In Portland, who confessed the
robbery, of the White Salmon postofflce
on the night of May 10,,will be taken
to Spokane for trial."-.,;: V.
A warrant for removal of the eelf-eon-fessed
youths was granted , by
Judge Wolverton ef the Federal eourt
at the solloltatton of the attorney for
the boys. The local marshal will take
the prisoners to Spokane and turn them
over to the United States marshal at
that place In a few days. ,
The charge against the youths is a
serious one. They ware arrested - In
Portland on description by Deputies
Coleman and Snow and confessed to the
robbery at the time of arrest They are
mere-boys, neither being erer 21 years
of age.': . -
Where to Dine .
Cot rate Chinese noodles, 15a A reg
ular S5o commercial lunch for 264. We
serve chop suey, noodles, steaks, chops,
oysters to order. Open flay and Bight
Imperial Kantong Cafe, 462 Washington
street, between Twelfth sad Thirteenth, ,
Journal Want Ads bring results.
L. Mayer & Co.
Portland's Oldest Groeers,
148 THIRD STREET
, . Main 9432. A-443Z
WEEKLY
GROCERY
BULLETIN
! Tnr us for aulck deHrery. It
always necessary for the
housekeeper to know wners ine
can get quick service. . Tell us
when you want your order, and
we have facilities to meet 'every
' demand.
FOD FRIDAY AND
SATUDDAY
July 22nd and 23rd, we offer
Tobasco Sauce, 40 bot, reg.
45c
Soused Sardines, 2 for 3S,
reg. 20c.
Truffled Sardines, 2Qj, reg. 25c,
Oojong Tea, (for ice tea) 60t
per lb4 reg. 75c
C & C Ginger Ale, f 1.90 per
doz reg. $2.oa
EXTRA SPECIAL
First 1910 Dm Plckels, 60 per
. dozen., v.
A CASE OP BEER FOR
SUNDAY,
"A child can buy as safely as a
. man."
THE HARDWARE is but a small
item in the whole cost of building,
even if the difference in cost be
tween gOoJTbols arid poor ones is
so little that you would not consider
it a saving to use the poor kind if
the matter were brought to your at
tention.;.; This is where we come in.
Our stock of builders' hardware , is
by far the largest in the city and
we can name prices that will pre
clude .; the .possibility, of .your., going
farther. "
BRING YOUR PLANS WITH YOU.
AVERY & CO.,
-3 Third
Streot
TEETH
5ave Your Teeth Now
Tou aare a dollar, we
make a dollar and the
Expensive lentlst loses
two dollars when we do
your work. We work
for vrlces you can nay.
Open evenings . until 8
ana eunaays unui ii:su
for people, who work,
nfflce eatahllahed tan
yeara and our sruarantee Is good.
v BOSTON EEWTISTS.
Offlcea corner Fifth and Morrison sts.,
entrance 291 Morriacn st. opposite
Meier & rank's and roetomce.
NOXALL
, rooiEemsdy
rOR TENDER, ACHING.
BURNING AND INfLAMED
FEET.
incrnnrt at.t, dfftk-
rxcroRrT' ive oDOE3"::rrrArrEif
Price 25 cents. At all druirsrfats or by maH
aUdresa, . Dr. O. O. FLETCHER
Alisky Bldg, Portland, Oregon
c
9 jj
5,
S3e;.::ly crms
HOOD REFUSL1CAHS
(SpeelM Diajntdi te Tli JonrnsH
Hood Elver, Or., July Theas"-
sembly has stirred things, politically.
In Hood River county, A full county
ticket has been nominated, end the ajitl
aesembly ' Republicans are aecuring
their very strongest men to oppose the
regulars la the primaries. "It Is be
lieved that, the county Republican vote
is about ecrually divided between the
assembly men and the antls. A, move
la now on foot to merge with the Demo
crats or the county in the Indorse
ment of candidates at the nrlmariaa
end thus attempt to secure the election
of s mixed ticket
. "Get Together" Bleetlngs.
(Special Dlipatca te The JoeruLl
Alhfl n-r fir TtiIv 91 Tk. in....
- A HO AiUkUJ
Commercial club has decided to hold
uei rogetnej" luncheon and smoker on
the last Tuesday evening of each month.
Sgffll
Ckmnm
Big Bargains In Everything Pertaining
to 'Vonieh's Outer Wearing Apparel
Cor 5th kjjm Rider Sts.
Why Our Prices Are Lower Than Any
Olher Store
Becaua we buy for cash only, therefor own our merchandise for
less than others We sell for cash onlynd you have no bad accounts
to help pay for Charge, accounts require bookkeepers, bill clerks,
collectors, etc. with the additional 50 per cent to 75 per cent over a
legitimate profit for the bad accounts Someone pays for all this As
we have none of these expenses or risks, we can and DO SELL AT
CONSIDERABLY LESS Compare our prices and be convinced.
Exfraordinary Bargains and Surprise Sale of
Women's Silk Md Lingerie Dresses,
Silk Suits, Silk Coats, Wool Sweaters
Lingerie and Tailored AValsts, Etc.
$20 Silk Pon. A F
gee Coats...... 5l 9v
$20 Sflk Tailor-(J7 QP
Made Suits; : . .D su
$20 Silk Dresses, all col:
ors, special at OfL A C
only -l)t0.4l)
i $10 All-Wool tj J
Sweaters. . , . tJO.OO
$20 Lingerie (J C AC
Dresses . 7 .....tj OsO
New One-Piece Dresses,
$ 10 values, bn Q 2 O 5
sale at-. . ... $OmSt O
25 Covert Jack- (g 2 A 5
ets, $15 values. tPOyO
Vacation Waists, as illustrated, reg. $2.50 (15
values, special J) 1 t-wO
"Yankee Girl" and "Middy Blouse " Suits
$ 7.50 VALUES . $3.95
$10.00 VALUES. . $4.95
Dr. Wythe's
148 5th St.
Opposite Meier ft rnsk'i
Xlftb street entrance.
tneorporated " VndeiT tne
jum oi tne states ox ,
Oreg-on sad Washington. -
KxaxbssT dAss or wonx
Dentists
Fillings in Gold, Silver, Platinum
and Porcelain '....50c,to $1.00
rown 'andBHcJge"W6rk ; . $3r$4,' $5
X AM MACTfd A STPICIAITY OF JOSCTELAIH BSXSQS WOBK.
This Is, without doubt, tne most beautiful and last work known to dental
, science. Spaces where one or more teeth have been lost, I replace to look
. so natural that detection Is impossible. Ask to see samples of this beau-
v tiful work. . -
All Work Done by Graduate Dentists Who Thorouehly Understand the Dr.
i . IVythe's System of Painless Dentistry.
-. OF3C3f'"'r? H - ' Portland. Or, 148 Fifth Etreet. . -,. rr-3i-r
Wl'IVL.O BeetUe, Wash., 1114 beooud Avcaue. UrriwL,,.)
The purpose is to Interest not only t!5
members of the club but all the mm
of the city In the worX the commercial
body Is doing. W. It , Marvin, R. C
Churchill and J. C, HolbrooH constitute
a committee that has charge fit all ar
rangements. .
tHOTESL' '
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Just opposite Hotel St Franda
European Plan $1.60 a day up
Americas Plan $3.00 s day up .
JTr steel end brick structure. Furniihad at
cost of $200,000. Every comfort and con
Teaieoce. On carilnet transferrins all ever
City, Omnibus meets trains and steamers. .
6end tor Booklet wim map ol San Erandsco
J
in the City
$12,50 VALUES . . $5.95
$15.00 VALUES.. $6.95
The Most Extraordinary
SalJHigWGralfeLi
Tailored Waists Ever Held
1000 samples of on of the
best manufacturers in New
York, bought; at a great sac
rifice; Values in the lot as
high as $10 and .$15, being
slightly soiled, will be sacri
ficed at the ridiculously low
price of
$1.65 Each
, HIOHXST GJ1ADE 07 MATXSIAI.
FULL.
$5
SET .
-TEETH
l:o r ....:;
bungalow Tiir.Axr.::
Tonight ami Tow"fw Ni.'' t
Sntnr.lny Mrln.-e N!-'t
12.00, tl'.SO, 11. 00 and Tuo. '
KAI3 O, -1C?3
MAT. EVIKT Vi At
Sn?vKi8) .TllEATCE "
Advanced Vaudeville
Direct from "Eumoestri triumphs
4 roTjK roKDS 4
And Eight Othpr Feature Acts
Mimes
- S ADVASCED VATIDl; vrLI.il
Spscml EnBagemsnt Extraordinary if
SOPHIB TUCZXa, Comedienne; TK3
8AHCIQS, Demonstration ot Mental, Tel.
epainy.
GEORGE W. DAY
THK JUGGUNO MILLERS ,
CHRISTINE HILL & CO.
Matinees Pally
i.vpir thi8
"DOOLEY'S TSOUBLIS" . .
Dally at 2:45. 7:45 and fl:lS r, m.
Thursday Night, Gold Watch Given Away
Friday Night, Chorus Girls' Contest
SFCCZAXr Monster benefit July 26. pro
ceeds to go to Miss Marjorie Mahr, the
popular chorus g-lrl who was maimed for
lit oy tne train on eunqay, juiy iu.
Q RAN D WekJnly 15. 19 1 0
jjrrTA BiArs
vvoxxsrxa
Richly Trained 5
Simian Wonders,
In an Interesting;
Estelle Woidette
ssd Company
ElneU k BonteUe
Harry and Kathar
ine Mitchell
7. rrenoli O'BeiUy
Harry Tsnda .
' Orandascooe
and Amusing: Per
formance. Matinee., every day,
2:30; any sest 15i. .
Eveninit performances at 7:30 and
bat,' 16cj lower fir., 25c; box seats, 6')c
eOUlNClU RL
1200 feet above the city; 8000 square
miles panoramic view; best scenic rail
way In world; trip up Columbia, observ
atory, wild woods, photo gallery and
score of other attractions. Ideal plcnio
grounds. No liquor. Thursday chil
oren's day. y , 1 ,
THP OAK Portland's Popular
ins VrtrVO Amusement Park.
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF
Navassar Ladies' Band
A tHSTINCT HIT,
Pnnrmt - Aft.mnAn. - tnil v.fniT.
AudltorlunvMeets with Entire Approval.
Trains at East Morrison and East V.
ter. Transfers from Any Part of City.
BASEBALL
KEC3EATX03T PAXX
Otw. Tsoffba and Twenty-fourth sts.
SAN FRANCISCO
'!.li'.t: vs. .'--.r--v ' ' i--v-
PORTLAND
- XDXT 19, 80. 91, S3, 33 and S4
Qsmes Begin Week Bays 3:30 P. K. .
Bnndays B:30 F. M.
Admission Bleachers. 25c; Grar.d
Stand, 80c; Boxes, 25c extra, ChliUven,
Bleachers, 10c; Grandstand. 25c.
L.adla Day Frlddy
. Boys Under 12 Free to Bleachers
- ' Wednesdav.
Special
Plume Offer
le-IITCH PITTKB 82.50,
Tou will have to-Cay three of' four
times more somewhere else. They
are rich, good flow. :
16-lnch Plume, extra fine. .JK2.50
Ostrich Tips, 3-lnoh length. .Sl.50
We make Willow Plumes from old
feathers.-f-We also clean, curl, dry
and make over your plumes.
Our prices are the lowest, our work
the best ; ; - -. - - - .
Oslrlch Plume Co. ;
Direct from the Ostrich Perm to yon.
803 Washington St, Bet. 6th and 6th.
ainless Dentists
r
I Out ef town peopla
I can h their plate
land bridsework Oiu
ished is one tttaj
Jit aMeuarr. .
I We will sive yeo S fool
J 22k rol tt ma!!t
1 trows lor $3.5 I
llolarCrwM 6.C'S
i22kBrl(lgTMtll3.S1
... ; . iGoii Filling .
. - ?Fn.iMl rilltnn 10
3
1
1 Silw filling .EiJ
llnla, Riling 2.g J
I pitM 5.C3
i But Rt4 Rub m
, m nm rnm'umu at ranua nmlMlInrtlM .SJf
WORK OUAHANTSKD FOR IS YEARS
liWisa Dental Co.
L. INCOHPO RATIO
lZvZZr&Z PORTLAND. OREGON
ittlB ssuaw 9 m hu sift sa. bihuv w
tjmlted gtates and Porelga PMrared,
- Defended and Bold.
pAcrrio coast patebt aqistct.
Inc. Btoektoa. CaL
OOpeoWEri
lESS YO1
PORTLAND ACADKMY
posTXJMsrs, OBEacsr.
A Primary and Grammar Bohool In
eluded. , Jteeelvps boye and girl
younr as 6- Tho work of tl; iv!
fn iiev -ywnrwr-i;mr w.f.rm
Kxperlenced and thm-otivn t-n.:i,tt
Short school d.iy. PdysK-al ra!iilnK or. I
free pluy in UvmiiJiniii'ii mil kji
Cil.'.v.i'. Kil
J I.
4r r.Tt;
PalnleM Kxtractloa Free when plate or bridge wot
b ordeiedTOontnltatloB Free. Toti cunno t
eainlMi work done njrwher. . A J work f ulir k'np
pa i mi$