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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 17, 1011. v
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ENTERTAIN WILSON
Rivalry for Time of New Jer
sey Governor on Visit Here
Is Very Keen.
How, where ajid how many times will
Governor Wood row Wilson of New Jer
eey be entertained when ,ho comc to
Portland May 1, and under whow aus
pices will he taller
Hlvalry for the privilege and honor of
entertaining the eminent governor la In
th air and telegram of Invitation are
chasing each other over the. mires. The
Commercial club hss the right of way
for a banquet to be tendered' the die-
tingulshed a-jest. but btyond that the
atmosphere la mlaty.
Thr Bk PrtrUag-a.
" , As tha attuatlon standi, two bunches
, of Democrats and an Independent com-
; .mlttee, without party label are blddara
- for H honor of giving tha Jeraeyan a
chance to talk to tha people of Portland-.
The Jsckson Democratic club Is
ena of tha bidders. Another group of
Democrats, not actively Identified with
the Jackson club and Inclined to re
sent tha club's attempt to monopolism
tha visitor. Is seeking to find out wh-n
tha governor will find It convenient to
sneak.
Th Commercial club will probably
give assistance to a committee of bus
Iness men In arranging a publo meet
lnlg. W. S. TTRen haa been anxious to
'arrange for a public addreas and hai
' dona soma work In the war of Interest
Ing lol leaders to bestir themselves
and finite to defray the expenses of a
meeting at the Armory.
W have wired Wilson an 'notation
to speak under the auspices of the
Jackson club," said R E. McKay today,
"and we are trying to steal him awa
from thla Jonathan Bourne bupoh. Onr
ernir Wilson la a Democrat and the
Democratic club should come first If
he la to make a public address."
SeWnf Cosnutftt.
Ben Selling said that he had .offered
to serve on a business men's commit
tee to secure tha privilege of listening
to an address by the New Jersey gov
eronr. He raid it would make no dif
ference to Mm under whoae auspices
, the speech Is made.
"I consented to set as one of a com
mittee to secure funds," ha said, "be
cause. In such matters some one has to
act Governor Wilson Is a big man and
he displayed great courage In bringing
the legislature of his state Into line to
fulfill Its duty to the people. New Jer
sey legislators, or many of them,
thought their promise to vote for the
popular choice for United States senatci
was a Joke until Governor Wilson
stepped In and showed them It waa not
a Joke. A man who can do that Is the
kind- of man I like to hear and I ex
pect to hear him If he speaks. Thre
la no thought of politics In It and If be
speaks under Democratic auspices I
i want to heas him Just the same."
Canada's sow
FAVOR AGREEMENT
Reciprocity Measure Certain
to 60 Through Parlia
ment Wednesday.
cldent In Westmoreland. Selfrldg re
ceived a ooncuaslon of the brain. It Is
noi yei anown wnetner n will survive.
Mrs. SeJfridge, her mother and daush
ter, were also Injured In tha accident.
The wife ot tha merchant had her arm-
broken and both hsr mother and daugh
tar were severely bruised. "
The accident occurred as tha car was
descending a hill. Tha hrake failed
to work and the machine crashed Into a
houee. Selfrldga. who was on tha front
OLCOTFS APPOINTMENT
ANNOYS 3S0ME DEMS
Appointment of Ben W. Oloott as sec
- rotary of stata by Governor West has
aroused the Ira of some of tha stalwart
members of the Jackson club and It I
- reported that, a resolution seeking to
. condemn the governor for appointing a
Republican to the vacancy will be pre-
sented at tha meeting of the club next
Friday night.
Following out the old Jackaonlan the
ory of awarding tha spoils to the vic
tors, the proponents of the resolutions
argue that a Democrat should have been
. appointed at all hazards. During the
campaign the Jackaon club leaders wore
somewhat lukewarm as to West because
the latter did not "whoop It up" for
' tha Democratic legislative ticket In
" Multnomah, and these leaders will take
peculiar interest In an anti-West reao
lutlon.
(United lru Iad Win.)
Ottawa. Ont.. Arrll 17. When parlia
ment asaemblea here Wednesday a fa
vorable report on the American
Canadian reciprocity plan Is expected
within a few hours The Iaurir gov
ernment Is sure of putting the measure
through, as it has a majority of 40 In
he house, and ratification by the sen
ate will be merely a matter of form.
Anger throughout the country at re-
ent annexation talk has died away and
sentiment for the bargain I growing
dally. Addressing his constituents In
Morden, Man., for Instance. W. H.
Sharps, a leading conservative member
Hair Health
If You Have Scalp or Hair
Trouble, Take Advantage
of Thu Offer.
We could not afford to ao atrongly
Indorse Rexall "92'' Hair Tonlo and con
tinue to sell It as we do, if wa were not
certain that It would do all we claim It
will. Should our enthusiasm carry ua
away, and Rexall "23" Hair Tonlo not
give entire satisfaction to the users,
they would lose faith In us and our
statements, and in consequence our
business prestige would suffer.
Therefore, when we assure you that
If your hair Is beginning to unnaturally
fall out or If you have any scalp trou
ble. Rexall "!' Hair Tonic will
of parliament, admitted that all he had Promptly eradicate dandruff, atlmulate
to do to make hla aeat safe waa to vote ha ' srowth n1 Pvent premature
for reciprocity.
REHEARING DENIED IN
ROSE KERN LAND CASE
In an opinion returned this morning
United States Judge Bean refused to
grsnt s rehesring of the esse of the
government to cancel patent to desert
landa taken up by Rose Bits now Rose
Kern. Judge Bean ssld the petition
filed by Mrs. Kern's attorney, an Onta
rio lawyer, waa a well written one, but
went over the same grounds that had
been covered In the ault and brought
up queationa tha court had decided ad
versely to the defendants.
"While the attorney does not agree
with tna vlewa of the court In this mat
ter," commented Judge Bean, "under
the present rules of procedure those of
the court prevail, so, right or wrong,
there la nothing left for me to do but
deny the petition for rehearing."
eat, pitching out on his held. Tha
chauffeur and two younger children who
wars In the ear, escaped without serious
Injur.
iii M
A FAILURE
MERCHANT- INVADER OF
LONDON, BADLY HURT
London. April 17. Henry O. Self ridge.
the one time Chicago merchant who In
troduced American department store
methods Into London Is near death as
tha result of a aerloua automobile ac-
baldness, you msy rest assured that
we know what we ajpe talking about.
Out of one hundred test caaea Rexall
"93" Hair Tonic gav entire satisfac
tion in ninety-three caaea. It haa been
proved that ft will grow hair even on
bald heada, when, of course, the bald
ness had not exlated for so long a time
thst the follicles, which are the roots
of the hair, had not become absolutely
lifeless.
Rexall "13" Hair Tonic Is vastly dif
ferent from other similar preparations.
We believe that It will do more than
any other human agency toward restor
ing hair growth and hair health. It ta
not greasy and will not gum the acalp
or hair or cause permanent stain. It la
as pleasant to use as pure cold water.
Our fsith In Rexall "J J" Hair Tonic
Is so strong thst we aak you to try It
on our positive guarantee that your
money will be cheerfully refunded with
out question or quibble if It does not do
aa we claim. Certainly we can offer
no atronger argument. It cornea In two
sixes, prices 60 cents and 11.00. Re
member you can obtain it only at The
Owl Drug Co., Inc., Cor. 7th and Wash
ington fits.
Beranek Broa, tha druggists of Ord.
Neb., report a failure as follows: "Wo
sold a treatment (six bottles') to a cus
tomer by tha nam of Fox. After us
ing thro h advlaed that there was
no change. W aakad him. to write
you, giving hla condition, and ha said
he did. Tha other day he waa In strain
and ssld he had.uaad the other three
bottles and still no change, and that
ne naa not beard from you. Please
advise us whether or no he haa writ
ten, and jf you sent renlv. He Is the
only ons wa have sold your Renal Com
pound to wun no results from mis
bottles, but his ease is of long stand
An Important Dolnt to be nniet in
the above letter la that this Is the onlv
patient to whom Fulton'a Renal Com
pound haa been sold In Ord who did not
get results. And bear In mind that it
a sold for right's and chronlo kldna
disease, supposed to be Incurable the
world over. We acknowledge failures,
but Ord takes a high nlnce with nniv
one to date.
Wa wrota Beranek that we were un
able to find any latter from the patient
and that If he was living to the diet
and persisting In the treatment and
would writ us as to the most disturb
ing symptoms our physician would en
deavor to control the complications
that seemed to be preventing results
In this esse.
Druggists sunolled hv n.i-w
ard Drug Co. and Blurhauer-Frank Drug ,'
Mrs. S. K. CHAN
Their Chinese medicines of
herbs snd roots cure won
derfully. It has cured
insny male and female
sufferers of all kinds of
sickness. Including chron
ic and private ailments,
when other remedies falL
Their medicines are harm
less. Ho operation. Con
sultation for ladle bv
MIX . L Chs Mrs. Chan, for men by
Mr. Chan. Call or write.
The S. X. Okas Chines Medicine Co.,
8MV6 Morrison st. Bet. 1st and 8ft,
Fortlaad. Or.
taL..eVAJ
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Oar All Spring- Ailments.
I AND
PARSONAGE DESTROYED
MarshfWd. Or, April IT. The Pre
byterlan chureh and parsonage at Ban
don were deatroyed by fir last night.
All the contents of the residence oc
cupied by the minister war saved. It
la understood the church will be re
built.
Sheridan Takes tho Oponer.
Sheridan, Or., April IT. The open
ing game of base ball was played here
today between the McCoy Tigers and
the Sheridan Colts. The gam proved
to b an easy one for the Colts, th
cor being 13 to 0.
Batteries for McCoy Stuart Bros.;
.Sheridan Pay a. McCammon and Dunn-miller.
2
MEN
CURED
$5
IS OUR FEE
Mrs. Marlon Bruce Cumberland, Me..
writes: "I have taken Hood's Sarsa
parllla for a great many years, and I
think It the best blood medicine In the
world. I take It both sprlngnd fall.
This Isst winter and spring I was in
very poor neaun. 1 was weak and had
lost all my appetite and I waa all run
down. Aa soon aa I began to take
Hood's Baraaparllla my strength came
back and my appetite returned. I am
now well, do my housework, and no
longer have that tired feeling."
Get It today in uaual liquid form or
chocolated tablet called Sarsatabs.
Headaches Quit
hen the stomach, liver and
bowels are kept in the good
condition in which they will
be by the prompt use of
BEEChWS
PILLS
SaM Everywhere, la boss 10c. and 2Sc.
J
PJEBMAHEHTLY CORES
BLOOD POISON
I didn't find out that I had, con
tracted Contaarloua Blood Poison.
until It had mad oonslderabl head
way, and fortunately for me th
friend that I first consulted had had
aom xprieno with th disease,
and advised me to tak 8. 8. 8., so I
didn't fool with any doctors, but b
raa at ono th us of your mdlolne,
taklnr It aa dlreoted. My friend told
xn to stick to it, and that was what I
did, and f ot along- splendidly from
th very first, and my reoevery was
rapid. I took only about n dosen
bottles, and am now a wall aa vr.
When I began S. 8. 8. my f ao waa so
full of sores and eruptions that I
oould not shave, and now ther is not
a blotch orpimni on my body.
WALTER WEBBS.
480 1-3 Fourth St., B van a villa, lad.
I : 'A' '.VI : 4 1
- i- A i- 'V,
A. G. Smith M. D.
L,ttacllns Specialist,
for Mn
I am the only Specialist In Port
Isnd who uses his true nam ana
photograph In hla announcements. 1
see and treat my patlenta personally
and am not a "medical company,"
medical Institute" or a "medical
system." All men should know who
the doctor Is they consult, snd
should carefully conalder whether
hey desire to entrust their health
with a hired doctor of a medical
ompany. I use my photograph ao
hat when you come to see m per
sonally you will recognise me. In
vestigate my personal standing he-
rore accepting treatment rrom a doc
tor of unknown Identity or reputa-
lon.
Are You
Being treated in a satisfactory man-
er by your present dortor? Is he
carrying out his promises? Has lie
cured you in a reasonable time, and
lived up to his guarantees? Are you
paying him exorbitant prleee for
medicine? Does he emnloy thor
oughly up-to-date and scientific
methods, which would be approved
by the regular family doctor? If
you cannot answer these questions
avorshlv to yourself, come snd have
conrmentlal talk with me about
your case. It will cost you nothing.
Cured in Plve Days
I cure such disorders aa Varicose
elns. Hydrocele. Piles. HDeolflc
Blood Poison, etc.. completely and
permanently, often with only a aln-
Kle treatment. No severe operations
employed, nor detention from busi
es. 1 especially solicit stubborn
nd Ions' standlns- cases that other
doctor have failed to cure.
Examination Free
ly FREE consults
but of every case
I offer not onl:
tlon and advice. 1
that comes to me I will make a care-
rul examination and diagnosis with
out charge. No ailing man should
neglect this opportunity to get ex
pert opinion shout his trouble.
if you cannot call write for dlsg
nosts chart My offices are ooen all
day from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M., and
Sundays from 10 to 1.
Dr. A. Q. Smith
S3tt Morrison Street, Oor.
vornana, or.
eoond.
SVECXAXi ATTiW HHTM Newly con
tracted and chronic cases cured. All
burning, itching and Inflammation
slopjsed in 24 hours. Cures effected in
seven days. Consul tstion free. If un
able to call, write for list of questions.
; Offic Hours a. m. to 8 p. m. Sun
days, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. only.
Pacific Coast Medical Co.
B34V4 WABKEfOTOV ITUZT, '
. Corner rirst, Portland, Or.
BLOCKADED
Erery Household in Portland
Should Know How to
Resist It.
The hack aches because th kidneys
ars blockaded.
Help th kidney with their work.
Th back will ache ne more.
Ixts of proof that Doan's Kidney Pills
do this.
It's th best proof, for it comes from
Portland.
H. McCuMough, painter, 11T0 Omaha
avenue, Portland. Oregon, says: "I re
ceived a great benefit from the use of
Doan's Kidney Pills. My bsck was
weak and painful and when I atooped I
had sharp twingea in my loins. I believe
that the nature -of my work waa the
cause of my trouble. My kidneys ware
disordered and I was miserable in ev
ery way. Doan's Kidney Pills cured me
and restored m to much better health."
For sal by all dealers. Pries 60 eents.
Koster-MIlburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for th United State.
One reason why S. S. S. is so successful in the treat
ment of Contagious Blood Poison is that this medicine
strengthens and builds up the stomach and digestive
members while it is purifying the blood. A great many
medicines used in treating Contagious Blood Poison are
composed largely of mercury and potash, and are recom
mended to the sufferer because they are intended to dry
up or remove the humiliating outward symptoms. But
such treatment cannot cure the disease, and its contin
ued use will often so weaken and disease the stomach as
to make a nervous wreck of the patient. And too, when
these mineral medicines are left off the smolderinsr
poison takes on
new life and soon trie old symptoms
of ulcerated mouth and throat,
brown, scaly splotches, falling
hair, sores Vnd ulcers, etc., return
with increased virulence. Then
the disease makes more rapid
headway because the weakened
system offers less resistance to its
ravages.
S. S. S. cares Contagions
Blood Poison and it does so by
purifying the blood and keeping
the stomach and digestive members
in perfect condition all the while
by its fine tonic effects. S. S. S. is
I a purely vegetable remedy, made entirely of roots, herbs and barks of rec- , Wat firp'c fntPnffpH Domo
; ognized virtue as blood purifiers. It does not contain a particle of mineral i,aiul lillCliUXU nXIIlt'
ana 13 uiereiore aDsoiuieiy saie ior any one. a. s. s. cures on the principle flIPC I In I II TP
that not only must the poison be removed from the blood, bnt the circulation UU lutC
must also be enriched and vitalized with nourishing powers. 6. S. S. is
known everywhere as the greatest of all blood purifiers and a safe, certain 1
cure for Contagious Blood Poison. Home Treatment Book and medical !
dvice free. S, S, S. is for sale at drug stores.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAHTA, GA.
Kirftr TODAY :
SWIM
EE
, 1
APRICOTS
''Where apricots thrive,
other fruit crops are cer
tain," because the apricot
is most sensitive to frost,
Sundale, on the north bank
of the Columbia,' is one of
the few fruit districts in
the United States where
the apricot commercially
grows with complete suc
cess. VVc show you hun
dreds of acres of thrifty
apricot orchards in this dis
trict, with other fruits, in
cluding apples, pears,
plums, peaches, grapes, al
monds. Choose your or
chard where you take the
least chances against frost.
Let us show you Sundale,
the place of perfect climate
and soil.
Hunter Land Co.
407 Wells-Fargo Bldg.
MEETING NOTICE
WsiapsBs.sasssjla, ssjsPSfciS.isSWjisa
MULTNOMAH Council Royal
TiZT'AL Arcanum meets at K. p.
4' vC hall. 11th. and Alder streets.
&ja, yjith second and fourth Monday
sv rof eat,n month at I p. m.
TOQF H. Claussenlus, Jr., secretary,
1IJ 11th street. .
M. W. A.. HOSE CITY CAMP -Monday,
BnlUng-Hlrsch bldg.. Washington near
iin. mono t'lern, wain ,
R.N. A., Ores
Tuesday vni
A-mn
A., Oregon Itoa camp, meets
31V avanlnirs Marl
jerrerson.
rlss hall. 3d and
PROVED BEYOND
ALL DOUBT
1
Cured In Five
Varicose Veins
Hydrocele
Piles Fislula
Urinary Obstructions
Days
Remember
take no other.
th name Doan's and
vjCc i vice
Wo jff Wo
FREE
RENT
6 MONTHS
It is to your interest to investi
gate this offer. Call at our
Gregory Heights office today.
Short car ride on most direct
line ift the city. Take Rose City
Park car to ena of line.
GREGORY INVESTMENT CO.
T. V. B, Portlsnd lodge No. 809. meets
wea. nights. K. p. hall, litn a Aider,
. .. . . ....
MARRIAGE LICENSES ;
Arthur Wvane. 784 U flsvler street.
12, and Uum Uoeckcr, 21. ..
O. W. Sta ker. Hllvorton. Or.. 21. and
Mike K osteon. 12 Graham avenue, it.
ana t'enl Adrian. 23.
John B toons. 19u Eleventh street.
to, and Kva White. 2
H. C. Bimrks. 472 Jefferson street. 21.
and llattie Tawnoend. 19.
Albert MoManerv. - I6i0 East Ollsan
street, 19, and Vera Colyer, 17.
George Morris, 2024 Ktiet Alain street,
20. and Tear! Morris. 27.
Frank Phelps. 123 Kast Twenty-fifth
street. 35. and Gertrude Hemes. 14.
Harry Dunn. 626 Wlllla building. 22.
ana Agnes Minmo, 17.
1 nufrw Annanon, in rsorin rour
tenth streeL 32. and Mary Wall. 22.
John Panncv. Arleta. Or.. 21. and
Anna Justus, 22.
Peter Vrasnlsan. 200 Knott street.
28, and Msgda Krantovlch. 24.
Grant Kendall, Castlerock, 24, and
Msy Plsrue, 23.
Rudnlnh -nk. 1202 Ksst Main streeL
21, and Margaret Mcltonald. 24.
H. G. Ptemburr. 4tS East Pin stresL
22, snd Ksther Stkhlherg, 24.
Arthur Kerguson. 140 Kast Twenty-
eighth street, 26. and Pearl Coons. 22,
John Johnson. 120 Arthur streeL 25.
and Lena Molenvest, 21.
T?alnK Tt'aA UK CI . n . . mt tS
snd Cora Crawford, 20.
William Hlldehrand. Cornell Road. It.
Ian Mizle Walls. 2.
xuawig neder. 1702 Bast EigntB. 1
street. 41, and Emily Dwlde, 44.
George Woodman. 2RS Third street.
29, and Bessie Connor. 22.
w. is. mm & co.
Wedding snd vlsltlns- card ensravers
and monogram stationers. Washington
bldg.. Wsshlngton st.. bet. 3rd and 4th.
DTtESS suits for rent, all slses Unlqu
1 snoring Co., 20 Stark St.
CLARKK BKOS.. florUts, fins flower
ar.j rioral designs 119 Morrison st
DEATHS ANT) FUNERALS
WAOENBLABT In this city April Is.
it nis noma. 119314 Hawthorne ave
nue, Frederick Irvln Wagenhlast,. aged
zo yeara months 2 davs friends in
vlted to attend funeral services which
will be held at Holuian's Chapel, Third
and Salmon streets, st 2 p. m., tomor
row (Tuesdsv). Arrll 19. Interment In
River View cemetery.
MURPHY At his home. 209 Grant st,
April 1, P. J. Murphy, aged 78 years,
beloved father of Margaret and Julia
Murpny. imneral Tuesday morning at
9 a. m. from St. Laurence church. 3d
and eiherman sts. Interment St. Mary s
cemetery. Friends invited.
MATTHKWS At Oakland. Cal., April
14, Rofalenda A. Matthews, agi- i
'ears. Funeral services will be held at
h Chanel. 420 K. Aider. Tuesday.
April 18, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Lone
Kir cemetery. Friends invited.
yea
Ler
A FINE NEW
IRVINGT0N HOME
$4000
Six rooms; polished oak floor, fire-
OMEGA REBECCA LOPGE No. St. I. O.
O. F. membors are requested to at
tend funeral of our late sister. Rose
lianda A. Matthews, from Lerch s chanal
Tuesday. April 18, at 2:30 p. m.
WHITE Andrew White. Holbrook. Or.,
April 12, age 66; crushing Injuries
to skull.
BrHOOTNE Els In Burgoyne. 807 N.
Nineteenth street. April 13. age 71:
nephritis.
SAVTOLIy James 8s veil. Multnomah
Hosoltal. ADrll 13. ag 19: ulcer ot
place, buffet, pass pantry, paneled M'GUIGHAM Thomas McGulgham,
dining room, tinted walls, wood lift 10forOwnlnPg vtnu AprU 'M
ind cement basement, wash trays; on MILNER John Mllner, Bt Vlncenfs
1 corner on 9th, near Broadway. Hospital. April 13, a 48: ulcer of
If yoa want the best little home in ..-w
rvmgton, see this. rUan Hospital, April 12, age T9 pneo-
Phone today or Monday, between monia.
nr in Main 2fiKO BRUM BACK Oscar Brumbaek. 20
or 1U Main &o. , Cherry street. April 12. ag7 27; tu-
WEST SIDE
HALF ACRE
TRACTS
Price, $500 to 2750; 350 down and IIS
er month. Full H acre, all under eul
ivatlon; fruit trees, apples, cherries.
pears, plums. This is a fins Invest
ment: 60x100 lots In this district are
selling from 8400 to $600. Just 19 min
utes on elac'trlc line. Let ua show you
this.
F. ,6. TAYLOR & CO.
408-3-4-8 Xwis Bldg., 4th and Oak 9Jta.
DR.GREEN
OVAMAWTV.
MEN
Our guarantee
2To aumsy rq.iUrd
natU satisfied
is your absolute
protection. Consul
ts 1 1 o n, examina
tion and dlagnoala
fre. Our specialty
is AH Ailments of
Kan. What yuu
want Is cure.
Con t us and
Jet it Houri
ally 9 to 6. Ev
nlngs. 7 to 8
Sundays, 10 to l
TO OU2U '
DR. GREEN CO,
a ITashlsgtOK 2hV- SHrtlaA. Of.
EXPERT EXAMINA
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Many Caass Permanently Cured In OR2 TKB1TUEKT. Most Ilme-avliix-
Vort BstnraL Most Safe. Ho Detention from Oconpstion, Fam
ily or Some. A Badical and Permanent Cur. I WU1 err 8)500 to Any
Charity as a Guarantee That Every Statement In This Announcement Is
Tin.
I oure rapidly, painleasly and at small expense. I will demonstrate
actual results in your case. I will give conclusive evidence of my merit
which is obtained and maintained by ability. I Invite you to come to
my offloe. I will explain my treatment for Hernia, Piles. Fistula, art
cos Tains, Pelvlo, Nervous, Blood, Kidney, Bladder and Keotal Oiseassn.
I will give you free a physical examination; If necessary a microscopi
cal and chemical analysis of secretions to determine existing pathological
snd bacteriological conditions. Every person should take advantag of
this opportunity to learn their true condition. Certainty of cure is what
you want. ,
A thorough Investigation should be made by every ailing person as to
the specialist he consults. Puty and destiny to self and those who de
Dend unon you demand the best medical attention. I have the abllltv and
can give you this service. I have always charged a very reasonable fee,
so that my services may be obtained bv any man who sincerelv desires
1 to be cured. I mske no misleading statements or unbusinesslike propo
sitions; neither do 1 desire to De particularly independent, and I would
like to have you for a patient, If you will come to me- on a strictly pro
fessional basts, and the inducements that I offer, which ara mv abllltv.
and 90 years' successful experience, time-saving treatment and guarantee
of cure of certain diseases.
17 Years of Success in Treating Men Cares Guaranteed or No Pay
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THE CHINESE DOCTOR
I hare been practicing In Portland for
many years. During that time I have
administered to thousands of patlenta
( my medicines compounded from Roots,
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natural remedies I have brought about
remarkable cures. Not unusual to the
Orientals who know that the secrets and
properties of these medicines are handed
down from father to son in the physi
cians' families for generations and that
the unfailing results are to be expect
ed from their souroe. I can show many
letters from grateful patients to this
effect.
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INVESTMENT
We own business property on 22th st
Win build stores and flats on this and
sell to you on terms.
BUTTZBWOBTK-8TBFHBB8OH CO.
Lafayette Bldg. Cor. 6th and Wash.
Mortgage Loans
F07n John E. Cronan "707
V SOS SJnalillnv ai '
FOR LEASE-CORNER
One block south of Haw thorne, on Kast
3d, 100x100. Phone Sell wood 1S03.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ,
CERTIFICATES of title made by the
Title k Trust company, Lewis Bldg.
4th and Oak.
Lawyera Abstract A Trust Co., capital
$200,000. 6 Board of Trade bldg.
O. Z.
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
163 4 1st St., oor. Morrison. Portland, Or.
Dr. Lindsay
RELIABLE
EDUCATED
EXPERIENCED
OOmrXtT MB BBBB
If yon s worried
about a special . ail
ment, organlo weak
ness or any male all-
tnmnt . Ml . hlwi,4
hav so h V
fafta toTm own'axlu
Uac i wtd rr my aWMty before I ask
one cent. You don t need money to be
gin my treatment. TOu MAT PAT IU
attkr i cpim too. . . d
Dip. Lindsay
Moore arid wife to Wlllda
Buckman, lot 3, block 43, Rose
Park
Cleeton, lots 14 and IS, block
City
H. Hamblet. trustee to T. H
2 3,:so
8. Fnlroort
Anaerson ana wire to nm-
Tk Old BUsU Specialist..
Corner Alder and Second streets.
Prl-
vats entrance 129U Second, Portland,
OrJ Offie hours - m. to jk.m.
Sundays 10 a. m. to 1 p. m, -.-j
T. G.
ma J. Derick, lot 1, blocs. 4,
Vlllamead
John M. Plttengsr and wife to
H. A. Plttenger, lot 22, block. 1,
Minrose
Alice L. Bowen and husband to
. lone B. Gibbs. lots 1 and 2,
Palatine Hill No. 2. . ;
Kenneth A. J. Mackenzie and wife
to Alfred R. Morse et al. lots
11 and IS, block 12, Kenilworth
Q. L. Webb to Thomas Jones, lots
9 10 and 11, block 2, Hazeldell
Bess C. Mitchell to Amanda A.
Kellogg, lots 12 and 20, block
12, Irvington Park
Harlan J. Miller and wife to
Pearl Baker, lot 6, block 1,
Havelock
John I,. Bellrper and wife to
Martin Johnson, north 2 feet
of lot 2; block 14. Cooke ad-
UlllUll ,m .......
A. B. Copeland and wife to Emil
C. vahj et ai, 101s 1 10 a,
block 1. Willamette addition . . :
Martin U McMlnn and wife to
The McMlnn Bldg. CO., lot 4,
block 7. Menefea addition
Fred H. Frulht and wife to C
C. Tripp, lots ana , diock
4. L,s Bow Park
Maggie McDonald And husband to
E. 8. Brubaker, lot 28, block 1,
Mt Tabor Plac
Robert Andrews and wife to J.
M. Allen, lot 1, block 1, Orpha
Park . '..'..'..
Robert Andrews and wif to Mln
'na Jamison, Jot 2, block, 1, Or-
: pha Park , .
500
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25J
460
too
100
2,500
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198
126
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bercnlosls.
PATERSON Henry Paterson, Patter-
son. Wash., July 6, aged eg; paralysis.
MAX M. 8MITH, flortst. 160 6th st.
opp. Meier A Franks. -Main 7216.
CARD OP THANKS
WE WISH to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends and
neighbors for the great kindness shown
us during the recent illness and death
of our beloved husband and fathsr.
MRS. JUDSON WKLKJSH.
MR. AND MRS. T. W. WELKER.
MR. E. N. WELKER.
MR. AND MRS. T. E. SHEETS.
MR. AND MRS, a F. ANGELA
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Undertaker!
Modern In
every detail. 7th and Pin. Main 430.
A-455S. iady assistant.
Dunning & McEntee
detail 7th and pine
Lady assistant
J. P, Finley & Son
Third and Madison.
Lady attendant. Main 9 A-lStS.
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Undertaker:
B-1888. E-781
lady
. E. 6th-Alder.
TstanX
Undertaking Co.. Main
133. A-228S. Lady ass't
EAST SIDE runeral directors, success
sor to F. S. Dunning. Ino. E, 52. B-2626
EDWARD HOLM AM. undertaker, 220"
3d st. Lady assistant Main 607.
ZELLeR-BYRNES CO.. 694 Williams
ave. : both phones; lady assistant.
HEMSTOCK 1687 E. 13th, Sellwood Tlj
also 694 Dawson, Woodlawn 1874.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 03
Yamhill Land Co,
Buy, sell, trade, business chances,
city property, farms, orchard lands,
large tracts. 810 Board of Trade, cor.
4th and Oak -
IF YOU want a pretty home attractive
8 room new modern. Sellwood cut
pnsses door. 16th and Bybee. Lawn,
roses, native trees and fine view. 20
minutes' ride and opportunity not al
ways nvaipaoie. j.ook
Phone Sellwood 69.
this up. Owner,
ATTRACTIVE 8 room new modern
home, Sellwood car passes door. lth
and Bybee, native trees, lawn, rose
beautiful view. Don't miss the chanoa 1
to own this. Owner. Phono Seltw'd 69.
FOR SALE HOUSES
Of
$50 CASH and 220 a month including
interest lor room House; eood lo
cation. Price 21650. Owner; 630 Wor
cester block.
PACIFIC Till A Trust Co., .th leading
abstractors. T Ch. Com ground floor
BY owner, new 6 room modern bunga
low. 100 foet from Hawthorne av.
23500; terms. Call Main 2625.
26 MONTHLY buys6 room bungalow,
bath, china closet, basement, mcdl
cine chest. Phone owner, Enst 274 1.
CHOICE homesltes- 16 beautiful lota
60x100; 2760 tip; oasy terms; owner,
1367 Division street, corner 4Kth st.
NEW 6 room California bungalow in
Vernon r a bargain at 22360; easy
terms. Call 607 Spalding. v. .
NEAT 3 ROOM HOUSE, plastered, $800;
$50 cssh, balance ltk rent. See owner,
7016 42d avo. Mt Scott car. Kern Park.
FINK 6 room house, strictly modern,
23600: 21000 cash, balance to suit.
Phone Woodlawn 1789.
MODKRN..4 room house, good, leoation,
.Inquire 142 .- Abernathy sti 5"S" car
south. Phon A-3935.- ;
$6260 -Irvington, 2600 below cost A
new modern 8 room house. Phone own- :
er.- H.: 1872 or r?H 68T K. 18th N. "
CASH will take my VS room horn. Clos
- In. Owner, Main 8899 r- .
,, f600. cash, cut price, , Taljor . iOt.
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