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TIIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND TUESDAY, EVENINO, JUNE 13, 1911.
TOUHIKS
". TOXIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
BAKEH John Salnpolls. supported by
stock compaiur. la !A Parisian Ro
miiif"
OKPHEUM Orpheum Circuit Vends-
Tine ,
PANTAOKS Vaudeville. '
GRAND SuIUven Consldlne. rande-
vlile.
OAKS PARK Band concert grand
- opera quartet, afternoon and evening.
STAR. ARCADE. OH JOT, TIVOLI
' - First run pictures, 11 a. m. to 11 p. m,
Weather Conditions.
- The preaaure la increasing ever tha
Inter-mountain atatea, but tha ere ef
high pressure atlll oontlnaaa off tha
north Paclflo ooeac. A ridge Of nearly
normal ' preaaure overllee tha plaina
atatea. Tha lakes' aterm baa inada a
alight aaatward movement and la cen
tral thla morning over waatarn Lake
Ontario, but It atlll eoatlnuaa with, no
marked change or eners-y. Ligni rain
haa fallen In souLhweetrrn Idaho, south
waatern Oregon, oouthwaatara - Utah,
Wyoming. Alberta, Saskatchewan, and In
th Atlantic atataa. ana Hgnt to
baa fallen In
Thirteenth and Clay, tomorrow, heal
nlng with tha calibration of holy com
munlon at 10 a. m. Key, C W. Roblrv
aon of Oregon City will preach tha ser
mon. Luncheon wilt ba served by the
women of fit Stephana. Tha buatneea
eeeeloti will begin at lilt D. m. 1 John
W. Wood of New Tork will addraaa tha
meeting-.. 1 j s
Ooaa te Bremertoa Deputy Dlstrlot
Attorney Q . J. , Mlchelat will be ana of
tha detaohmeti of tha naval mllltla
lea vlna" for Bremerton nary yard to
night to bring tha crulaer Boston to
Portland. Thla will reduce tha dl
trtct attorney's working; ' office force
by two men until Saturday, whan Mloh-
fiiot will return, as Deputy Prank T.
Collier haa been celled to Quebec, Can
ada, by tha death of hla mother.
Papers oa SCra. Howe Tha Unitarian
women will aire a Julia Ward Kowa
afternoon In the chapel of. the Unitar
ian church, Bereti th . and Yamhill
streets, tomorrow afternoon at I o'clock.
oa tha program will ba papers br Vfra.
Holmes, lira. J. W. Thatcher and Mlaa
Barlow, relative to tha work of tha
noted authoress. Vocal numbers will
ba given by Mlaa Varna Smith. ,
tha aouth Atlantic state
moderately . heavy rain
southeastern Waahington, northeastern
Oregon and In tha north Atlantic atataa.
Thunderetorme were - rr ported from
Walla Walla. Baker and Sheridan, Tha
weather la cooler In Washington, north
' ern Oregon, northern Idaho, waatarn
' Montana, northern California, , In tha
central Mlaalsalppi valley and aaatward
and northeaatward to tha Atlantlo
coast, and It la warmer in tha groat
Bait lake baaln and plateau atatea, and
near Lake Michigan. From tha Cas
cade and Sierra Nevada mountalna to
. the plaina atatea temperaturea In gen
eral are much above normal. -
Condltlona arc favorable for " fair
weather tonight and Wednesday la this
'district, except that ehowere ara ex-
wv ivn a va uiajaiaa a-a w w-w-svw
aad Idaho. Cooler weather will obtain
tonight east of tha Caacade mountalna.
. ' , ... . FORECAST.
. Portland and vicinity Fair tonight
and Wedneeday; northeasterly winds.
Oregon Fair west, showers and coo!-
r eaai puraon luiuum, tt iuuvui tvri
' northwesterly winds.
WashingtonFair tonight end Wed
nesday; cooler . east portion tonight;
' westerly winds.
Idaho Showers and oooler tonight
'""''y probably fair.
Government Bramlaationa Civil eerv-
Ice axaminatlona under tha United
. fita tea civil service commission will ba
held July 1 for the position of quarry
technologist at a ealary.of 11000 to fill
a vacanoy In tha bureau of mines, Pltta-
bojg, pa.; July a, for an assistant cnem
' , lat In forest producta at Madison, Win,
11100 to 1100 aad laboratory aid In
the bureau of plant Industry, tea a
month; July t, horticulturist la tha
v bureau of plant Induetrr, 11000 to fISOe,
entomological draftsman la tha bureau
of entomology, flOSO and an aaalatant
Management, bureau of plant Industry
POCKET FOLDER ISSUED
X moo. With tha exception of the ante
mo Logical draftsman thaaa poaltlona are
open to men only. Further information
will ba given by applying to Z. A.
. Xelgh, poatoffica department, Portland.
its Pettfdoa to Tan Tha aom-
ty court received word today from Con
greeamaa Lafferty at Washington that
ha had presented the bridge draw pe
tition to President' Taft June T. Tha
petition will alao ba presented to tha
secretary of war. ft was circulated by
uie eounty oourt and asks that an
evening period bo ' allowed for cloeed
draws. . , - -.. c
Ternoa School Keetiner The Parent
Teacner association ' of the Vernon
school will hold an entertainment and
reception to tha' mothers and teachers
tomorrow from 1:10 until 4:10. Bring
your rrienas wiu you. v
' ' , it
' Parenta and Teachers wee Tha Par
anta and Teaohera aaeoclatlon Of Wood
lawn win hold tta ragnlar meeting at
i:ao Tomorrow arternoon and Mrs. W.
3- Hawkins wUl addraaa tha meetlnc
a. X. Hoorbonas Oompatiy, Maaonlo
Bldg 1SB West Park, closing out retail
pictures, frames, wall paper and artists'
maienaia. lowest priocs in tha city.
(earner Jesse start las for Camaa.
wasnoogai and way landlnga. dally ex
aept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
flocx at l p. m. a
Xnoaa Oil Stata for Interior finish.
11.71 per gallon: oaldmo tints, to lb.
Portland Sash aj Door Co, It Wont,
Oriental Bngn aa sensational low
prices. Atlyeh Broa removal sale.
Tenth and Washington streets.
W, A. Wise and aasoclataa, painless
aemisia, i nira ana Washington.
Dr.
O, Browm," Bye, Bar, Martroam.
BY WESTERN PACIFIC
Par Xiorero of Are Tha art depart
ment of the Woman'a eluo will hold Its
laat mooting today when arrange-:
menta will ba made for next season's
work. 'Mrs. Charlea Dodd will entertain
the department at her residence, 681
First street, - corner of Grant, . at S
o'clock. Mrs. Dodd will have aeveraJ
A world of valuable Information re
garding tha mineral, agricultural and
horticultural wealth of the Rocky moun
tain region, lta climatic advantages and
scenlo attractions as well aa an up-to-date
, map of tha territory from the
Rocky mountains to tha Paclflo coast In
which the new Western Paclflo railway
la featured, are contained in a pocket
folder entitled "The Natural Resourcea
of Colorado and Utah." just off tha press
and being distributed by tha Denver &
nrSpTbroaX to .how her "areata) "-
One work of art by aa American axtlat, I ... J,
one by an Italian and one by a French GARMENT WORKERS PICNIC
aruac wiu am axpuuawi or mrm, nosnr
showing why they ara beautiful. All
lovera of ploturaa Invited. -. v .
Portlaod Ad Club The regular week
ly luncheon and talkfeat of the Portland !
Ad club will take place at Richards'
hotel at 11:10 o'clock tomorrow, wed
needay. June 14. Frank B. Riley and!
Clyde B. Atchlaon ara to do tha talk
ing. Mr. Riley will dlaouss clean tltlea
and Mr. Altchlson will undertake to ax-
plain In detail tha relationship of tha
railroads and tha public There will ba
other speakers whose names will be an
nounced upon the assembling of tha
lunchers. George N." Davis has been
designated as chairman of the day. -
Bonneville, Sunday, Jtone IS.
A special round trip fare of II haa
been made by tha O.-W. B. A N. for the
Garment . Workers' plcnlo to be held
next Sunday. June IS, at Bonneville.
Special excursion train leaves Union
depot at I. a. m. Tlcketa on sale at
city tloket office. Third and Washing
ton streets, and Union depot.
johl mm
me is sura
100 Lads Have Glorious Time
at Sauvles' Island; Plenty
; to Eat., ' 1
If your carrier leoka unusually
tanned and' healthy when he dellvere
year Journal tonight ire because he and
100 of his fellow members ha The Jour
nal Carriers' association had the time of
their young Uvea last Sunday when they
spent the day plonlcklng at Sauvle'a
island. Swimming, eating, field sport a,
practically everything that appeals to
a healthy boy on a June day helped
make this raarVaxeursloa the beat the
association aaa ever held.
The good launch Bva, la charge of
Captain Amos, made two round tripe
from the dty to Sauvle'a 1 aland carry
ing the members of tha association, tha
first boat leaving Portland at 1:10 In
the morning and the laat ana getting
naca at :io in uie evening.
Sunday waa the ideal day for the ex
cursion , and every minute ef It, from
ute inn a own river in uie eooi or tne
morning to the moonlight ride back' to
town altar dark waa worth going
through a rainy winter to enjoy.
Once on the Island the fun began.
The water waa warm, there was plenty
of chance for games, aporta and fresh
air and when dinner time finally came
It aeemed as though It never would
there waa mora to eat than area some
thing over 100 record breaking appe
tites could get : away with. Bating
waatft alL either. Imagine taking
soda fountain with you on a plcnlo!
That waa about what happened, through
tha thoughtfulneea of the Coca Cola
Manufacturing company and the Weat
era soda Worka,-those two companlea
uniting to furnish enough flxa water to
oool ofrthe crowd when it got thirsty.
The carriers were especially happy
ever their treatment by Captain Amoa.
The affair was engineered and tha de
tails were earned out largely through
the efforts of D. H. Smith, circulation
manager of The Journal, and the orlgl
nator of tha various celebrations that
have made The Journal Carriers' asso
ciation the most popular boys club In
Portland,
MAY USE BRIDGE FUND
RESIDUE AS "NEST EGG"
The Greater South Portland Bridge
oommlttee has oalled a special meeting
for next Saturday evening at the city
bail. President Dar Raffety of the
oommlttee wishes every contributor to
tha publicity fund of tha oommlttee to
appear at the meeting, aa the disposi
tion of more than 1100. remaining In
tha fund ever and above expeneea yet
to be met will come up. It Is being
mrged by members ef the committee
that the money can ba used aa a nu
cleus for another campaign for a high
bridge In South Portland.
ITY SCHOOLS WILL NOT.
OBSERVE "FLAG DAY"
Because axaminatlona are be In a held
In all ef the public schools Wedneeday,
June 14, known as "Flag Day," there
will be ne observation of the day in
Portland, save the running up of flags
on the aohool buildings and ether pub
lic buildings.
Over the state flags will be displayed
by ail publie lnatltutlona, and the Port
land Elks' will hold a celebration at
their temple, to which the publlo has
been Invited,
MUSW10ER IS
HIT AT THE PANTAGES
If the audlenee as Pan taxes laat night
bad lta own way. Fitch Cooper would,
perhaps, be still gtrlng his Irresistible
Imitations aad hla musical selections oa
various Instruments, 1 Cooper waa the
biggest bit of tha new bill that opened
at the Fourth street play bouse, yester
day afternoon. Not only Is he aa ar-
ustio musician, bat he has a good flow
of comedy. The beat part of Cooper's
work Is done ea aa ordinary handsaw
on whioh he plays several selectlona.
The Three Kratona, colored boep
rellera, are topttned en the Mil and If It
waa not for Cooper they would be en
titled to that exalted position. Their
feats with the boope are remarkable.
The beopa are put through startling
paces aad the Kratona keep their audl
enee admlraniy entertained.
la an adaptation from the Daman
The Iceman: Thomas p. Holer and hla
clever company are seea aad as a com
edy, The Iceman" la a success. . The
plot has to do with the adventures of a
newly married couple, the husband be
ing insanely Jealous. Mr. Holer la seen
as the supposed Interloper while Mlaa
Esther Boggs gives a satisfactory per
form an oe of the servant girt
The Garden City Trio make good with
lot of nonsense aad several happily
selected songs. The Billy Bldld troupe
of cyclists give a good exhibition, while
Lyndon and Dorman, billed as the
Tankee Girt and tha English-Boy. have
an act of little merit. Animated events
close the bllt
F. W. Baltes
and Company
invite yonr
inquiries for
PRINTING
IUmt A. IMS
First and Oak
DOM GIVES HOT
U HINTS
... . , eaawaeawanBaaaaaaaaBaBBBeBaaa t
"Muzzle the" Dog and . Swat
the Fly," Good Advice for
; - Portland. - ;v
Hot weather hints, just Issued by the
Chioage health department, might well
be -accepted la part la Portland, says
Dr. a H. Wheeler, olty health, offloer.
Among the hot weather health hints are:
-Musaie the dog; swat the fly.
"If yon ara not hungry, wait a while.
"Where the files mulUnlr. there the
babies die
"Pure, oool water la the only summer
drink. , '", '
"Fruits, freeh vegetables aad oe reals
are tha proper hot weather diet
Let the price of meat soar. Heat-
ucing diets are not needed, and the' ONTE r?TTr"'-"n" "1
ration can be out In two,' IT , . M J I f i I ' i
me advice Is Included for the ears -PRICE: aJAJl llUiU
prod
meat
Some
of babies, which reads: , -(
. "A baby that ' gains a little weight
each week la a wall baby. ;It should
nurse every four , houra. , Irregular
nursing kills, many babies. .' No solid
food should be given a nursing baby
without such diet being prescribed by
the family physician. Above all, do
not give the baby narcotics. '
The ' outer olothlng of an Infant
ahould be light la warm weather. A
good scheme la to keep the feet warm
and the head cool. Bablea ahould ba
bathed at least once a day during warm
weather.
Tha family cat also "gets hers,! as
follows:- ".'
' "The family cat, on account of Its
aomadlo habits, is the most dangerous
carrier of disease. Diphtheria and oth
er dangerous dlsaaaee. are spread like
wildfire by cats and ether pets."
10 xou . , , yo xx-
Consult our advertised pr!ca ratettillv
then come to ua and you will f;n I
that we do exactly aa we advrtia. 1
tor still, bring this "ad" with you, r-i
the work performed then pay us the
advertised prices, we fill, crown, tnM,
bridge, regulate of extract teeth with
out pain. These low prloea buy "beet
euality" dentistry.
Oard ef Thaake I take this means ef
expressing my appreciation for th
en any generous deeds and expreeelona
of sympathy following the loas of my
wife, Mrs. iAila Btokea.
D. D. STOKES.
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Just apposite Hotel St. Francis
European Plan $1.00 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Hew steel and brick structure. Furnished at
ceet of 1100,000. Every comfort and con
venience. Oa carUnea transferring, all ever
dty. Omaibua meeta trains and steamers.
Sand far Beokiet with map ef San Fraociice
Foster & Klelser
High Grade Commercial aad Electric
SIGNS
Bast Tth and Bast Xverett' Sta,
nones Bast 1UU B-saSe.
Boss Show at Beaverton W. A. Storey
of thla city spoke Saturday at tha Rose
show at Beaverton, giving a very Inter
esting talk on how to obtain the best
results In rose culture. Mr. Storey Is
' a grower of some of the finest roses In
this city and has given the subject deep
study. The show was under the au-
sploes of the Beaverton grange and In
connection with It wars literary ana mu
sical exercises by the Beaverton school
children. Among the roses on display
were many that Mr. Storey pronounced
aa fine ts ne haa ever seen.
ensationai
emorai
Bargains
Saktt
Hew Tork State Society At the
I meeting of the New Tork State society
of Oregon this evening at Chnstensen's
hall. Eleventh and Yamhill streets, the
following will be the program:: Piano
Solo, Mlaa Eugenia Patten; vocal solo,
Albert Brown; reading, Mra. Sylvia Mo
Oulre; vocal aolo. Mrs. Jennie Simmons
Clow; duet, violin and plane. After the
program a short business session will
bo held and light refreshments wlU be
served. Visiting New Yorkers as well
aa former residents of that state and
now ef Oregon are Invited.
young Win Tiled The win of Milton
Young, who died two weeks ago, was
filed for probate jthls morning In the
county court.- The estate la valued at
tl M00, and Is left to the children, I
William B. and Z. M. Young nr
named administrators of the property.
Annual KeetUaT Tomorrow The an
nual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary
to the Board or Missions will be held
at the Pro-Cathedral of St. Stephens,
Only 15
clays more
to
buy
the.
most
wonHerful
bargains
ever
offeree!.
ith and Alder
5th and Alder
x-T-.. . Ill' W ' ' "
5th and Alder
5th and A lder
Thousands Will be here to take aHvanlage of these phe
nomenal offerings, so we strongly advise your being on
hand early to get the choice selections.
No such
bargains
, in
High-GrarJe
Merchandise
were ever
offered
as you
wiU
find here.
Others Know a
BARGAIN
Why Not You ?
- TouH find many of them dur
ing the laat week of our remark
-able Removal Sale. Delays; dis-
- appointments, etc., 'prolonged this
. sale, but thjs la positively the last
, week. s We'll be in the Yeon build
ing before the 30th. Nothing ro-stricted-v-everythlng
golnf ': Fine
Jewelry, exquisitely designed.
Storting ell ver, guaranteed watoh.
ee, cut glass, dainty china, a va-
i tied assortment ef standardised
. silverware, ". -
' S89 BXOBJU80B ST. ;
yew Addraaa Teoa Bldg.
$25 to $30
Silk Dresses
M.75
Over 600 In the lot
Fully 50 different beau
tiful models.' Materials
Include Mescalines,
Poulards, Taffetas and
Pongees.' Chic peasant
-blouse effects with
Dutch necks, , some
high necks ' and long
sleeves All colors and
sizes. Be here- early
to get one pi these $25
to $30 dresses at the
removal , ,; f g . easa
VX , Price dlU.O
$45 to $50
Superb'
Tailored Suits
Our Collection of
Medium-Priced Pianos
J Buyers who wish to invest only moderate turns of
money in pianos should see our offerings in medium
priced instruments.
J We provide for their needs with just as much care
as we do for those who demand the costlier grades.
tj You can find on our floors at all times good, sub
stantial, handsome pianos of excellent musical quali
ties priced but little higher than many inferior in
struments. fj Our store is a place where anyone can buy to the
best advantage, not only because we have all reliable
grades, but because every piano we seU gives the pur
chaser full value for the cost.
J The terms on which we sell also make piano buy
ing an easy matter here.
It is to your interest to see this collection of instru
ments .and to compare them with any other which
you may have seen.
W -M . - j '-jjim.im SJejs iin m ,MI ,,
304 OAK STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
$21.95
These are HighttGrade
Man-Tailored Suits in
the latest models the
same styles hat are
being J shown r for the
coming Fall. Elegant
imported materials -of
Tweeds, Mannish Wor-
i steds and Serge9,vp!ain
tauorea or. iancy trim a.
Colors . are . beautiful
grays, tansnavy, black
and cream serges. Res:
$45 to $50 Suits at the
removal , s 0 1 ; A f
sale price 1 s Jo .
W i
$6.50-$T.502-Pc. Middy Suits $3.95
Made of (best quality "Linen in all color com-
binations--white and blue, whie and red, tart
and white, etc. Reg. sold $6.50 and AP?
$7.50... . Removal. sale price ...... . !D
$7.50 and $8.00 Tub Dresses $3.95
500 beautiful Tub Dresses, made of imported
Ginghams, ? Chambrays . and Lawns. Dozens
pf beautiful models, $7.50 and $8.00 AT
dresses. Removal sale price . i . i)e3e llD
Summer Comforts
THE wise business man does not get ore
heated In hot weather. He uses Bell Tele
phone Service. .There is no need of his
rushing through dusty streets in the broiling sun
when he can sit in his office and use the telephone.
The Bell Telephone is a necessity at" every
season, because in addition to a superior service
It has Lonj Distance connections which are In
valuable. , . ' '
THE PAOnC TELEPHONE &
. . TELEGRAPH CO. :
Every BeU Telephone is the Center
of the System,
BmZDOsl WOIK, per tootH tM ti
B3-arat OOUt 6sOWirS 4.l
roBCELinr oiown V vv
1U1 XXASaBTATXOV. XXTBAOTXOX
(when plates or hrldea are ordered);
CXBAimra TSSTM (when other work
Is ordered.) ....
SUver rlUl&e-a -ajtmnle SOei una.
pound $L.
Sold rUUaa-s- Aeeordlaa te atae. SI
jtimiif arerres aaa Treanaa Teetaw
9jOO to I1.AO extra. .
Foil Set of Teelb. $5,$7.S0,$10
Aeeordraf te ooallty of vor desired.
AU Work Oaaraateed tow 1 Tears.,
ALBA BROS,
BTTTjaU FACRXXia SZaTTZSTI
' Open I a, m. to ( p. in. Bundajr to
1 p. in. Phone Marshall 114s., ' -
Sf. W. Oaraar td aad Morrlaoa, TTpstalxs,
Satire Ooraea. v
AMU8E3IENT8.
Mala a aad A-360
Oeorge XV, Barer. Kaaaa-er.
TONIGHT ALL, WEl L.AHT WEEK
, of the eminent actor. .
JOHBT aAXBTOUS, '
Supported by the Baker Theatre Co. la
Richard ManafMd'e Fnmntin 8ucoeas, .
"A rABIIXABT BOMAJIOB." '
MATINEEfl WED. AND SAT.
Special Summer prloea. t&c, 10c; matU
neea 2So all seats. Next week. Summer
vaudeville and Photoplays, lftc
f XAnr a. a iooo
l KATTJrZB BVZBT BAt
a-tavrsi
52??, THEATRE , 15-25-50-75
Homer B. Xasea and If arras rite Keeler
aad their Companr, presentlna "In aad
Onfj moassy'a Soenle Bevlew, The
Three VarraBta, ' Trad Ramll aad His
Bids. Xiydell aad Bnttarworth. IVotta
Gladstone, Ida. B marie, Orchestra aad
SMeturea. -
I AXX
iWorld'e Oreatest
Boope, Xijadea aad
VaeqaaleS VaaderUla,
WBBK The Tares Bretons,
sptnieDss oi na
d SO
ansa a.
of
Oardea
Oltv Trio, Blteb Cooper. Billy Eldld
Trio. Baataaesoopa. Thomas V. Holer
; and Company. Popular prices. Matinee
I dally at :8Q. 7:10 and '
i GRAND Week June 13.1911
Here He Corneal ,
JOB WSX.CX,
Oreatest of all Ha-
areW Character ;
. Oosaedlana. ..
I Sprafne ai Brvaeoe
Bis sett aad Soott,
Oretohea Bpenoer,
' X.nttrtnrer-I.noas '
' Company,
BOteael. Wells aad
IrfVli - - m.
OBABBASOOPB
1 1 Mat. every day, 1:10 any
nr penormancear at i :bi
I cony 16o lower floor 16c; box aeata 60a.
t. 16o. Eve-
0 and :16; bal-
GREAT AMUSEMENT RESQRT
BBATTSBB ATTBAOTZOBSl
TBJSB BABD COBCBBTf, ' ' Jt
OBABO OPEBA QXJAKTET.
anrszoAXi oobcsbt ooacpAsrr,
TKB OSTB2CH BABaC.
SCABJT OTRXB PABK HOTZX.TZXS.
Open Pally 10 A, M. to 11 P. M. '
Admia- IfJe Ch- SC. VntitiT FPFP
slon....luc dren.,.yfc years., TKCti
Cars. Zlrst and Alder Streets.
Eannches at Morrison-street Brldre.
, , , , , !
BASEBALL
j ';BaiciTiOH'sUHB:"f'-, ::r
Cor. Vanfna aad Twaaty-fourts Sta. -
PORTLAND vs. ,
SPOKANE
Juae IS. 14, 16, 16, 17, 18. "
Games begin week days S:00 p. m.' Sun.
, dava 2:10 r. in. '
Admission Bleachera 26c; grandstand
60c; boxes zdo extra, cnuoren, Dieach- ,
era, 10c: grandstand 26a. Ladies' day
Friday. Boys under IS free to bleach-
era Weoneaday. ;
Ncf Departure
The tjst ef latexmsats Save
rreatiy reduced by the Kolaaaa
tTadsrtaklaa; eomvaar. , .
Heretofore It haa been! the custom of
funeral directors to make charaea for
all lnddentala connected with a fu
neral. The raward t
lea
log company, the
Holman Vndertak
dine funeral dl.
rectors or rortiana, have departed front
that custom. When casket fa furnished'
by us we make no extra charges fe
embolming, hearse to cemetery, outside
box or any services that may be re
quired ef US, except clothing, cemetery
and carrlagea, thus effecting a aavlng
of f la te 7I on each funeral.
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
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