Till: C?vZG ON DAILY JOUIiNAL PORTLAND,' TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 181X.
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TOJJICIIT'S A5TC8EMIOT8
Vaude-
BAKER Hoyt'e "A Texas Stew," frat
political satire. , i
' BUNOALOW "Father and the Bo
UKFHEUM C-rpheum Circuit
viue. ; . . -GRAND
Sullivan. A Coneldlse Vaude
. ' villa. . . . , . -.. , ,- . ..
LYRIC Lyrie Musical Comedy conv
pany In Ths Twins." -PANTAGES
Vaudeville, -,
STAR. ARCADE, . OH JOT, ODEON,
T1VOLI Flrat run plctnrea, 11 a. m.
to 11 p. m. - - - r
Weathey Ocmdltlon. ;
The preesure IS' lncreaalng over the
, Paclflo northwest and tba Alberta de
gression has shifted to-the Red River
ern Aioerta, ine preeaure ta aiso moa
arataly low over tha eouth Paclflo elope
and. In , tba northeast, and light , rein
haa fallen In southern California and
Ileht sntw in Malna and in tha fit.
Lawrence Valley. Tha weather la cooler
, in Canada, la tha aoutharn ol&teau and
east Gulf atatea and from Lake Huron
tuiwva to me Aiiapuo ooaai ana 19
muob warmer in tha central plains and
cantral plateau atatea and In the centra
and upper Mississippi and Missouri val
leys. Tba weather la warmer, than
. usual for this tima ot tha veer in t)reo-
tlcally aJl'asctlons, temperatures being
, aoove normal except near ins waste.
Condltlona ara favorable for f enerally
fair weather during the next 16 houre
in thle diatHct, with light froat In
arly morning In Interior sections.
Winds will be 5 mostly northerly, -
- Vnrtlan M n A Airtni t V-m.Vb.1 ton! eht
with light - froat v Wadneaday fair.
VWSI. tAm . . . . .. ." .....
' . Oregon and Weehingtoo Fair tonight
with light froat except near the ooaat
Wednesday fair. Northerly winds.
Idaho Fair tonight with light froat.
Wedn aaday fair. - - - , ,
oil yesterday . afternoon aold lltS.000
worth of public improvement I per et
bonds at a premium. of from H of 1 per
cent to 1 per cent. - The- entire Issue
went to tha United States National bank.
' -r Oar SQa Sand Wagon Miles fjrie,
a driver for, C J. Cook, was painfully
injured at 7 o'clock this- morning when
an "8 car struck hie wagon at Third
and Jefferson atreets. throwing him
from hla seat and burying: him under
the load of dirt he. waa hauling. The
wagon was thrown clear on the track
and destroyed and the front or tne
car was also mashed In. ; Five paaaen
gers were riding on the front of the
ear, but none of theae waa injured.
Patrolman F. C. Toung was on the plat
form with the other passengers end In
the report made at polios headquar
tera atatea that the oar was going
at a nigh rate or apeea, dui oiames ine
driver of the wagon and the motor-
man equally for the accident, as Urle
did not get off the track In time. Urle
. waa sent to Dr. Zeigler, where his in-
Juries were dreaaed.
Bestaorant Ones Hoe Bobbed For
tha third time lp the last month' ths
North Bank restaurant at S J Hoyt
teat liia Iiaah hrftlfMl (...A mA ' M.1Vt,4
and : from indications the - same man
has done the job each time. Ban Rivera,
i the manager, reported to the police this
morning that last night between I
o'clock and midnight, aome one gained
entrance to the. place by a rear win
dow, which waa reached by a ladder.
helped himself to a meal and to 14 in
five cent pieces, $50 worth of partly
used meal tickets and four doien knives
and forks. " . "
A
Eleventh treat Arguments Thursday.
Lpon request of the Portland Railway,
" Light k Porwer company this morning.
; the arguments on the temporary In
junction agamat the company. In which
double for single track on Eleventh
street, were continued ' in the circuit
oourt until Thursday. Frank Klernan
bfourht the action last Baturdav. Ha
complained, as a property owner against
the company changing Its track between
Jeff ereon and Montgomery streets.
atydaaoUo JJOevator Xnxts Xa Br-
Beat Keatler. an employe at the Daknm
: building, waa Injured in the hydmuUe
street elevator in front of the build
ing yesterday afternoon, when in some
manner he waa caught between the
floor of tbe elevator and tha sidewalk.
. When taken out be waa unooAacloua.
Dr. C. ft, White found that hla head,
; shoulders and cheat had bean badly
braised. He was removed to his home at
411 Nineteenth street north. His ln-
. Junes are not serious.
Vsepaelaa; Charter Amendment. A
harter amendment 1S being Dretisred
by Alexander Donaldson, superintendent
Of ths street Cleaning department of the
elty. Superintendent Donaldson will
ask the city council to place the pro-
uuiicu ir uu mm um.nvi ior voe " De
claration of votes. It provldea for a
oension tuna ior mi emDioyee or tne
Providee for Pille Thomas Hlaloo.
property owner of the eaat aide, la har-
vidlng for the construction by the city
v imo vu irriTu uruyony, wnsnever
V sncn ihjs snau bs deemed neoeaaary. as
ajneaeure or t puoiio aanitatlon. The
proposed amendment wlltls submitted
to the city council next Wednesday
morning with a request that the council
erder H pIAceff upon the ballot for sub
mission to the votera of the city.
wm, wot Aocept Pavement city
Engineer Morris announced that he
would write a letter to the Oregon Has
sam Paving company oalllna- the attan
tlon of the company to the condition of
' the pavements on East Twenty-first
Street and on Mllwaukle atreet and
stating that theae pavementa will not
be accepted by the cty executive board
VBtil they have been repaired. if '
, VT. 0. . V. steetinf Central "W. C
T. U. will meet tomorrow at f:J0 in
room - 80S Ooodnough building, Tha
meeting will be a celebration . of the
birthday of Neal Dow, "the father of
.prohibition." . Special , music has been
arranged and there . will be aeveral
tspeakera. A social hour will follow the
programme.
IVeotnre In Child Dentistry The Par-
ent-Teachera circle of Sellwood will
.' meet In the echool house tomorrow: at
i t p. m. Dr. Baxter will lecture on
i dental work, There will alao b a pro
gram by the achool, ' j
Will B. Xlna', formerly justice of the
supreme oourt of Oregon, - haa opened
law offices at 212-21 Chamber of Com-
merct, Portland. ' ;
, "Uana Jraeaie JKarklas, for Camas,
- Washougsi and way landings, dally ex
r cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
ieck at i p. m, - , ;
Xeotiuo cm OrlentsBajrav-Br TL . O.
Cartoslan of Cartoalan Broa. f . M. C.
Old Jewelry Wanteds vfa . bey eld
Id and ailver. Uncle Myer's Collateral
nk, 71 Sixth st. near Oak. -
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
Bantlsta, Third an4 Wsahlngton. ,
Xtar. B. C Brown, Cye, Sar. Marquam.
THAT $125,000 IS SllRE,
RAY APPERSON REPEATS
The grand lodge committee of the
Elka yesterday-afternoon recelted a re
port that -the commltteea on obtaining
the 12I,000 entertainment' fund i'tt
the national convention In - Portland
were well past the 189,000 mark. Ray
Appereen. who te-In charge of pledge-
taking, bum there would be no trouue
about realisms; the entire - amount
wanted. ' '
PRI NEVILLE GRANTS r
;; FRANCHISE TO ROAD
- BptIU Dim tea ta The Joereai.) ' '
Prlnevllla, Or March XI The oity
council at a apeoal meeting granted a
franchise to the Prinevllle- A Eastern
railway to build s railway line Into the
city and also vacated A part of a street
to be used in conjunction with lands
ownea oy tna company ror terminal pur
poae. v-v,.;--.. a.'- - ?.
The ' franohiae will be used within
three years; or it will be of no effect.
HAY SIGNS COLLINS ;
- ANTI-CIGARETTE BILL
fTlnlUd TrtmM LmmS Wlre.1 : -
Olympla, March llOevernor Bj.y
today signed the Collins sntl-clgarette
bill The bill, senate bill 106, by Ool-
llne ef King, repeals the old snu-eiga
rette law but makes Ha misdemeanor
for miners to smoxa, ' . ,
. Gorernor Hy Appoints Jndgeev
: tnsitd Press lA Wire. -
" Olympla, Waah., Maroh II. Governor
Hay today announced the appointment
of H7 E. McKenney of Castlerook to be
judge of the superior oourt for OowUU,
Skamania and Klickitat oounties, and
Sol Smith of South. Bend to be judge
of the auperler oourt for Pad lie and
Wahkiakum counties.
Motor Car Man Drlvos Too Fast
Motorcycle Patrolman Sims yesterday
afternoon arrested Louis Harding, man
ager of the Portland Motor. Car com
pany, for speeding aa auto . truck on
Alder atreet The arrest was made at
Twelfth and Alder streets. Harding
was making li miles aa hour. He waa
fined fIS by Judge Taawell in pojloe
court this mornlngr. .
Chines Par for Gambling.
Five Chinese gamblers arrested ' at
II H Second street last Saturday night
entared a plea of guilty te gambling in
polios oourt thle mornlngr. John Irag,
who conducted the game, was fined
Its. Ah Toy, Ah Teung. Lou Tong and
Ah Jim, who were naught playing, ware
each fined via. - 1 x
Canadian railway men will ask that
legislation be enacted making railways
responsible for compensation for all in
juries to their employes, no matter
what the cause. -
Orrine Destroys
Desire for DrinK
The man who drinka to axoeas needs
treatment for his condition. The Or
rine treatment can be uaed with abso
lute oonfldenoe. It deatroya all desire
ror wniSKey, near ana oiner intoxicants.
It Is a simple treatment, It la given in
the home no sanitarium expense no
loss of time from work. It la an inex
pensive treatment. Many men apend
more In a day for whiskey and beer for
their frlenda and themselves than would
pay for the treatment,
we are ao sure that Orrine will bene.
fit you that we say to you that if after
a trial you fall to get any benefit from
US use, we wui give your money oacK.
ORRINE la prepared In two forma.
No. 1, aecret treatment, a powder, ab
solutely tastelcea and odorless, jlven
aeqretly In food or drink. ORRINE No.
I, in pill form, la for those who desire
to take voluntary treatment ORRINH
costs only 1.00 a box. Write for Free
ORRINE Booklet (mailed In plain
aealed envelope) to ORRINB CO- 72
Orrine Building . Washington, D. C
ORRINE la recommended and la for
sale In this city by Woodard, -Clarke;
Co distributors. 310 Washington and
115-87 Fourth Sts.
IAB0R IfADER ON
Laboritcs Would Still Hold the
Balance If the Nationalists
. Dropped Out. :
compelled to oreate BOO new pears te
outvote ' them. - ,yi. i ' .; -.
i"KJnr Oeorge when Prince ef Wales,
was a Tory la his sympathies, but I
believe he has tried to overcome hla
partisanship. If he aheuld refuse te
create tbe peers the preaent ministry
must resign. The Tories could not car
ry on the government with the major
fty against . them, henoe parilameat
would need to be dissolved and a gen
eral election caUed.-
at-
' tCslted Pmss Xeestd Wire.) :
London, March 21-Methods of
tack upon-the old time prerogatives of
the house of lords were discussed to
day by , Ramsay' MaelibnAld, leader ' of
the labor party in the house of oom
moas. c The : laboritea, with - the Irish
Nationalists, bold the balance of power
in thecomraons.. -
The Irish ; party wants only home
rale for Ireland. When It gets that.
It is possible it will drop the fight
against the ' lords. - ; This, however.
would leave the labor party holding the
balance of , power, and compel the Llb
arala to treat with it. t- .-
The parliament bill la the first seep,"
said MacDonald. . "Real reform la Im
possible eo long as the house of lords
Is armed with the veto, with which to
thwart the legislative effoHa of the
government. . The Tories are attempt
ing to-, kill r the measure with amend
ments. The lords will oppose every at
tack upon them and the king will be
GOOD . WORKERS READY,
The good worker is the ons 4
who works with' ths heart as e
well aa the handshe one wheh
takes an Interest, who seeks to . e
give full measure of honest, well e)
directed effort in accomplishing . e
his task,.- a.-v , e
Such workers are not tmpeesl- e
ble. - There's no reason to - be e
content with indifferent serviee, ,e
tsarelaes, altpahod methods and
incompetence. . You may replace; e)
the -don't cares", with ths TU 4
; trys." , V- ? '-rv
A Journal Want A4 will beckon e)
at an enthuslastlo meeting held by the
business men and those Interested, in the
welfare of MUtoa and aurronndlng coun
try. A big "get together' meeting is
being arranged for Thursday night,
when the association will give a ban
quet to those attending. The following
of floors ware elected for the year; Pres
ident, W. H Jones; flrat vice preeldent,
3. E. OUnger; aeeond vioe president, F.
E. Oocbburn; secretary, I. E.' Toung;
treaaurer, T. C Fraaiert
' Emnewick Wants Better Rates.
- (Special DUpat4fc te Tee leatnaL)
' Kennewlck.. Wash., March 11
Judge Oroseoup of .Taeema, who is te
preaent Kennewlck'B claim for dlBtrfbu
tlve freight rates before the railway
commission is here today to, confer with
his client, the Kennewlck Commercial
club, and alao to talk with the business
men Individually la regard to ths city's
needs and claims for becoming a dis
tributive center. .
to your desk the Skilled, oompe c)
tent helpera In any line of en-.34
deavor bright, ' elear minded . 4
men and women who will per e
form their labors with a willing-'
neaa and seat that will show Its e)
effect all through your business e
or home ' . . ,
Call on The Journal wants to . e
provide competent help in the e
heme, the effloe and the factory. e
a 4
. .1 Milton Wotdd Boost- -rMUt"on,
Ore., March 21. The Milton
Progressiva club has been reorganised
KJDlod Wife; Sent to Stellaeoom.
Port Orchard, Waah., . March 21.
Joha Stokes, Who was sentenced to the
penitentiary last spring by the superior
oourt for killing bia wife, : was today
declared insane by the supreme court,
which committed him to the aaylum at
Stellaeoom.
For the next TEN DAYS wa will ihow you tie rfett slaughter
' " sale of
Rebuilt Typ ewr it er s
Ever offered in Portland, Now. is your chance to own a machine of ;
your own ny make.you wan at a price that will make ypu glad.:
YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY. EVERY MACHINE
. ; GUARANTEED. TERMS. -
Pacific Stationery & Printing Co.
201-207 SECOND STREET, CORNER TAYLOR.
Iggl
A. auditorium, March
Svarybody Invited. . -
22. at I
p. m,
:' Vhs McCarthy Oo-Have removed
from the Rothchlld bldg. to thelrnew
quartera at 432-422 Teon bldg. p
' Vake a wim tn the Blf Tank U 7
Fourth. Elegant plunge steam ihowera,
tubs. . . 2&o, a Swimming , guaranteed.
4B;M- , ' x ,
": Bl7 Danes Tonight Baker's ball. Eaat
17th and Alberta. Management Prof.
; : Xniprovemens Bonds BoiavThe waya
4&d means committee of Ihe oity coun-
A white laundry soap free
from rosin which saves your
clothes and doubles their
life. Rosin hardens and
breaks the threads of fabrics,
particularly woolens and in
-time injures them. Sunny
Monday washes woolens
and flannels without the least
danger of shrinking and col
ored goods without fading.
Sunny Monday also contains a
marvelous dirt-starter which saves
half the rubbing. ; v - r-
THE N. K. FA1RBANK COMPANY
CHICAGO
Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
FirsrandOalf
F. P. Yonng'i
- Forced
Cash
Raising
Sale -
jgIfil(Q)TO
is losing money on his
$30,000
Stock
of High-class
Ladies'
Furnishings
that he
entire stock of Ladies' High-Class Furnishings; but
he also realizes that it is the only way to raise cash
qdickly. Do you know that you can save about one
half on Waists, Underwear, Neckwear and other
wearables at F. P. Young's this week? -: " -----t"-
Sale closes Saturday.
$ i .25 Kid Gloves .... 79c
$5.50 Long Kid Gloves at,
pair. V.... .....$1.48
$1.75 Short Kid Gloves at,
pair $1.48
$2.2$ Short Kid Gloves at,
-pair $1.65
$1.50 Silk Hose . . . . .69c
$i5o' Louise Corset $1.48
$4Jk) and $2.00 Louise
Corset... 98c
$3.00 Swiss-Ribbed Union
Suits... ...... '.$1.98
50c Sleeveless Vests.. .29c
$2.50 Lingerie Waists on
le-ftVTTTTTTT. $1.48
$7.50 to $12.00 Lingerie
Waists... ......$4.98
75c to $1.50 Lace Dutch
! Collars 48c
25c Stiff Collars 10c
$3.50 and $4.50 Auto Veils
at..... .$2.98
35c Last-Forever: Hose,
children's . ; . .....19c
$1.5o.and $2.00 Umbrellas
at 98c
$2.50 and $3.00 Umbrellas
at .....$1.98
$S0Snk Umbrellas $2.98
$7.50 to $10 Umbrellas on
sale .$5.00
$1.00 Stock? 48c
75c to .$2.50 Assorted
Neckwear, stocks, jabots"
, and bows . . . .....48c
35c and 50c Fancy' Neck- '
wear, stocks, jabots and
bows 19c
All our Fine Embroideries
at HALF PRICE
$3 Allover Laces . . .$1.98
Val Laces Reduced.
$1.00 Lining Lace ...48c-
290
Morrison
Street
WW
11 0 Ji
feme
290
Morrison
Street
arons
W0XXV8 HZX OBJLOS fa MZOES
Special $2.25
Boots, Oxfords or Pumpa In ererjr
new and attractive style. Patent or
runmetal boots, some with --cloth
tops, low shoes of every dealrable
leather and pumpa Jn a very wide
aelectlon. Bplendld )S Taluea for
enly . M 4 r. .2-25
jTBw bJLZFPXM
Broad walk Shoes of the very hlght
type. . Wide extentlon aolea, feet
quite soft and flexible. Theae little
ahoea come in three colore of oalf
akin ' and in v black patent or kid
leather, They are made In the Min
nehaha factory and are the product
of aome of Ameflea'a moat skillful
chlldren'a ahoemakera. For this sale
special at , . , ; , , fl.35
A great variety of the ch6lcet
.shoes made for every use, for
men and children la offered at
tha LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES for quick money rait
ing. Every shoo in the house
is specially reduced.
a SHOES
Special 39c
Thla la a ' lot ef apeolally
boufht 78o and BOo low ahoea
for little falka and represents
one of the moat exceptional
values ever offered, Bronie,
tan, ox blood, black and other
colors, a dandy aeleotlon to
chooaa from and while they
laat we offer them for 89
$4 Values
Men'
High and
LowShoes
Special 2.45
Either high or low Shoes ia patent
colt, gunmetat, vid or tan Russia; calf.
These are new stylish shoes, the
broken lines of some of our best num
bers. High toes and military heels
or the more conservative styles. . Up
to $4 values
tUO MISSES' ONE-STRAP PUMPS 8)
Patent ' leather funmetal or tan, the top not oh of value giving. These
are-Tmg-ni new anoea, juat received tnia weea and we errer them to
jm m sues at only ,.........
you
05
Modern Advice
Years ago every one was
advised to take some sort of
" Spring Medidne.' Juathow
much good these spring rem
ediea i actually did U a problem..
One thing is certain, however,
most of them were very dis
agreeable to take.
Forget the medicine thiaaprlng.
Try instead every night at bed
time a glass of
Pabst
BlueRitibon
The.Bw ef Quality ,
You will find It smooth' and
agreeable to the taste. - You will
find further that you will enjoy
sound, refreshing - sleep ana
awaken in the morning with a
keen, hearty appetite for break'
fast. '
' Made and Bottled Only
by Pabst at Milwaukee
To appreciate Blue Ribbon
flavor and Blue Ribbon quality,
order a case sent home. Tele
phone to
S. A. Arata & Cov
China-.
Glacswavo
T f
Special
,:.''.;,,'' ' ' ' ":( ;!- V ""$
To 'Reduce Stock
See Windows
Bailey&Co.
424WL BttlllttlM
AMUSEMENTS.
BUNGALOW
THEJ.T3BVB '
18th and Morrisoa
All -Thle Week, WK. X. Wdsum
Supported by a Clever Company In
TATXXB AJTD TXS BOTS
By George Ade, Author of "The County
Chairman," etc Great Empire Theatre.
New Tork Suooeaa. New York Prodoo
tlon Complete. :
E. viicea. lie." S0c- - II; Wuir.
barg-aln mat., J5c; Sat Mat., 25s JOn.
Bargain
To
THEATWU
t asd A-&380.
George L. Baker, Manager.
BAKER
Mat. Wednesdav all seats 55a
onlght, all week. Mat Saturday
Baiter Block Company In - , -
KOTTl A. VEXJLB IT1DB1
Greatest Political Satire Ever Written.
A Roar of laughter From End to End.
Evenlnaa 25o SOo. 7 So. Sat Mat. tSo.
SOo. Next Sun. Mat and Eve. Tw
special performancee, "The Houae ef
Thousand Candlea. , - -
BAKER THEATRE
Seat Sale for the
ixoxznros - xobsbts tkbosobs
BOBEBTaVTBTUBItOW BSAOSB
Engagement Opens Thursday, March 31,
at 10 A. M. f
Prieea: Evenlngs, 25o to 11.60.
- n i Matinees tac, BOo.
. f kaiw a. a loao
ffie4 Al KATijCTEB EYXBT BAT
noxni
JSao THEATRE U-2S-iO MC
Bon KotnteeH and hla C4 "The Baooh
maa OoaJkiey Haavey tt , Xiwleavy,
Xoserta Broa., Jons Blroft. S aUssea
Weeton, BneaeU a DeVlrne, MJleJfvoeUo
Iualiarainde
TTneuiaUsd Vaodevllle.
An this weekThe Tour KorrtJU la the
Esatesl Dtvmg Act in tie Worlds Boo
erlerht, QUxoy, Hayes and ltontrom-
lerieTht, CHlxoy, Hayes
ery, roster and Dog. ,.
RigTrt, yantageeeope.
Williams
and
Jlffi 104 Third St
ill Ittni B0M 1481
IUUW 0E8T
i3 E
? ; '
er we r as em
ten teetk pat Bd
OK AND Week Mar. 20, 191 1
Jack Rogan presents
Dettaven 4 Sidney
and the KaU&ee
Qiris In a Mualcal
Production, "After
the K tinea."
Matinee every day,
t VD froBTXBS'ariJsv
JLa 1 JLAA vaT riiTEorn
kb. Ajra
Slreot Trt
JLU This waek , ,
mms. X. A. KSTMOTT
rrom the Blckard Oiroult
and
XtTBio anrsxoAL ooxzst 00.
in "The Twine."
Three rerformanoaa 4:45, 7:46, SilS.
rrlday Rlht Chorea Girls' Contest.
The Old Reliable
Union - Painless Dentists
rr JUr. J
work
Of-l
in
iridae work
it i
-tow Mil
ei
'oreu. i
roaa we'
a aa
la eae
elate aad bridsef
oo&e.
01
is
dart!
Drtaa
MolsfCrwms $5.00
2ZkBUgaTeetli3.50
e.w niiinft 1.00
Essael Flltinta 1.00
6IW nnbige .50
pi.tM 5.00
But Rubber ..:
pi.im 7.50
PaW.M Ixtr'tlo. .50
BEST MSTMOOa
NewDep
- cost of
The
ailure
interments eave eeea
greatly rednoed ey the Xolmaa
voce
Manning Si Totd
Kennedy Booaey
e Long Acre A
Kiae ftalie
CKBetbert SUtcheU
Orandaaeone
:I0; any aeat, 15a,
Evening performeBcea at 7:110. and I:1S
Bal ISo, lo.wer floor 26o, box eeata 60c. ;
OVT Or TOW rxOHJI abeuld re.
member that our force la ao orgeuiaed
that we can do their entire orown.
bridge and plate work ia a day If ntc-
eeeair..r:!'f-..rfw:S.i.
Full Set of Teeth. ...... A t.., .SSOO
Bridge Work or Teeth Wlthoet
Platea ..S3 60 to $5 OO
Gold Crowna a 50 te K30
porcelain Crowns . ...SJCV50 to
Gold or Porcelain FUlinga. . . .$1.00 Up
Hours S a. to, to I p. m.; Bundaya.
te II.
Union Dental Co.
nun aura xobbxsob rrs.
SR. W. L Witt, rniam aeMaasM
M nw imam. .u.HM
falnlM. Eitrction frae wfc.a plates or brldse work i J, .
M ord.red. Oouiiltatloa FrM. Yos cuaot sat btu r
alnlM work .nywh.r.. ao B.ner bow maon J"' per. t
aii war. iuu iiwniww iui viimu i
erteiing oompany. .
Heretofore it haa been the custom ef ,
funeral dlrectora to make chargea for
all Incidentals connected with a fu
neral. The Edward Holman Undertak-
Ing -comrany. the leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, have denartod from
that custom. When casKet is furnlahod
we meke no txtra charxea for'
embolmliifr. hearaa to cemetery, outside i
box or any services that mar . be re- .
lulrad of ua, except clothing, eemetery :
' i.i .arvtaAa thn mffmn.tlna m. savin e ,
75 on each funeral. . ;
Wise Dental Co.;
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
INCORPORATKD
Painless Dentists
Pantng SulWlni. Third i Wsshlngtan, PORTLAND. OREGON
OUia a.vii s Ju ah is r. M. iuuji, w .
fJmM ;lff atfaaaClei" 'fk
Usf OiuuHtltm aa4 Kurtau
Rometlmea it toste a great deal to
CURB a cold or a case of rheumatism.
It only coats a dollar to PREVENT eltrw
BUBOTBOPOSSS Sl.00
ror Bale by
Skidmore Drug Coi
E
ortland Printing House Co.
Book. Catalog and Commercial
- PrfrsKHVY
Book Blnalnff and Blank Book Making,
383 Taylor St Pboncs: A228I. M 6201
UNDERTAKING CO.
130 TXTBS BT COB. SiXMOIT.
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High . Grade Commcrc;..!
and Electric SIfrns.
Bare 7th sad East 3r.ver.nat.,
v Vboaea East UlU aVi--k,
IOsCLICITS YCl.ll .
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