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JOURNAL, TORTLAND, TUT" DAY IlVENING, JULY
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TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
HEILIO Cathrine Couritlss in "A Wo
man's Way." .
COUNCIL CREST High class, attrac
LYMCArmstrong Follies eompany in
'The Winning Widow.''
ORPHEUM Orpheum circuit vaudeville.
THE EMPRESS Vaudeyille.
PA NTAQE8 Vaudeville.
THE OAKB Amuaement parte. "
Weather Conditions.
Portland and vicinity Showers, to
night or Wednesday; southerly wlnda.
Oregon Showera west tonight or
Wednesday, generally fair east portion
tonight and Wednesday; warmer Interior
aouthweat and eaat portion! Wednesday.
Southerly winds. , , 4 . . ,
WashingtonLocal showera tonight
and Wednesday; not much change In
temnerature. Southerly winds.
Idaho Fair south, showers north por
tion tonight and probably Wednesday;
rising tstoperature south portion Wed
nesday. THEODORE F. DRAKE,
Acting District Forecaster.
How Suspect Waa Apprehended J. M,
Karo, proprietor of the St. Charles
clothing etore, 9-11 North Third atreet,
ays that it waa through discoveries
made at shU etore that F. H. Perry,
alleged bad check man, waa arrested
Saturday afternoon by Detectives Bwen
ness and Flack. Karo says that Perry
went into the store Saturday and eald
ha. wanted to buy a suit of clothes. H
asked Karo to hold the suit for him
until he could go out and, cash a check.
Karo told him that the banks were
Closed, but that he would cash the check
if it was all right. That seemed
agreeable to Perry and he gave Karo
the check. Karo called an- official of
the United Statrs National bank over
the telephone and was informed that the
check was not pood. Then the detec
tives wore called and Perry was ar
rested. Study Circle Program Tha inner
Study circle of the Ad club will have
charge of the meeting tomorrow at the
Multnomah hotel. Frederick Hyskell
will serve as chairman of the day, and
A. A. Bchcll, W. L. Campbell and Frank ,
WcCrllHs. The subject for discussion
will be the relative advertising value, of
newspapers, billboards and streetcare.
It will be presumed that the "Indigesti
ble Impure Food company" of Portland
has $10,000 to spend during a year in
advertising "Hard to Eat Biscuits," and
the question will be Which of the me
diums gets the money. An Interesting
meeting la anticipated.
Torger Suspect Olvos Bond Nathan
Oage. proprietor of the United Coal
company and a well-known fuel man of
Portland, who was arrested yesterday
charged with forging the name of John
Lowe to a postal money order calling
for $100 last March, was releaaed under
$200 cash bonds yesterday afternoon
and wllf probably waive a preliminary
hearing and go before the next United,
States grand jury. The money was found
In a tobacco sack on' the street by an
old north end character nnme1 Frank
fef finger, known " to "hTs 'aliaocialesa a'
"old sheriff." Effinger claims he sold
the order to Gage for $5 and the latter
cashed it at a local bank.
Bald to Taderal Oread Jury Frank
Pansa, accused of having secured the
transportation of Annie Wallace from
Bpokane to Portland July 5 for Immoral
Surposes contrary to the whlta slavery
lws, was given a preliminary hearing
before United States Commissioner Can
non yesterday afternoon and waa held
undfcr $4000 bonda to the next grand
Jury. Pansa is not a citizen of the
United States and may be deported if
found guilty.
Frulthoute fcouts Xallroad Office
One of the centers of downtown rail
road of flee, the southeast oorner -of
Third and Alder streets, has been leased
by a wholesale fruit concern for a term
of years after September 1. As a re
sult the Rock Island, Santa Fe and
Illinois Central lines will be forced to
Seek new quarters from and after Sep
tember 1. These and other tenants of the
two-atory brick building at that cor
ner have been ordered to vocate.
Neighbors Extinguish Blase Fire
broke out last evening In the-'"home of
E. P. KeUlhar. .647 East Forty-sixth
atreet, the neighbors forming a volun
teer flra brigade, putting out the blase
before the department arrived. Neigh
bors report that no one was at home
during the nlaht. Kelllher leavlne earlv
in tha evening. The fire is thought to
stove.
Accident Victim Dies Nicholas
Echmata died lat night at the St. Vin
cent hospital from injuries received yes
terday morning when he was knocked
from a lumber wagon to the pavement
by a streetcar. The man's skull was ,
fractured, chest badly mashed, and
Other internal, injuries caused. The ac-1
ciaeni nappenea at rirtn ana Moyt
streets.
Estimates of Btrast ImnrmumitTfti
Estimate of tha cost of proposed street
paving Improvements amounting to
$240,000 were filed yesterday in the
auditor's office by City Engineer T. M.
Hurlburt. The eaUtaates will-be sub-;
muted to the city council tomorrow.
Umbrella Thief Sentenced Four
months on tha rockplle was the sen-1
tenca given Albert Frock thia mom-t
lng in the municipal court for stealing
two umbrellas. Frock pleaded guilty,
attempting to Justifyfhls actby explain
lng that he was.drunk at the time. The
umbrellas were taken from ' ah auto
mobile standing on Washington street.
Tries Suicide Twice George Hollings
1 worth; nromer- wt ----Wq,rth-TwBnrys-Slxth
street, attempted suicide twice
last night by Inhaling gas; mice did
the landlady, Mrs. Hall, open the win
dows of his room, turn off the gas and
finally call a policeman. HoMngsworth
ro"Mvod a letter from his wife at Al
bany early in the evening, which letter
is reported to have had a tendency to
efttia hit aUaroplj at eelf-destructlon.
Knights of the o At 'the lit
weekly meeting of Home. Court No. 1,
Knlghta of the Rosa, It waa decided, to
inaugurate an active campaign for new
members during th summer months,
This decision waa resohed after the lo
cal court had decided to organise a unl
form rank and to maka application to tha
Rose Carnival association to permit
tham to tot aa a guard ef honor to Rev
Oregonus during the coming rose earn!
val. It we decided that U would be a
good thing to add several hundred mam
bare to the loeal court In this city, thus
giving the lodge additional material
from which to pick their uniform rank.
In charge of tha membership campaign
will hff Allan R. Joy, T. A. Smith, F. E.
Watson, John Ditchburn and Walter
MoQovarn, A number of roemtiera of
the Knlghta of the Rose, living In As
toria, have deqldad 4 organise a local
court in that city , and they have al
ready signified their . intention of in
duclng tha new lodge to attend the next
rest carnival in thia city in hody,
taking part In the uniformed parade, if
possible. ' ' . 1
Joyriders Bteal Auto .Four Joyriders
stole the automobile of Dr. O. I. Trom
meJfl from park and Madiaon streets
last. night They drove the machine
over to tha east side, deserting it at
Huljivene guloh, . when Patrolman
Thompson fired two shots at them,, The
police were unable to . locate the four
men. The machine wan deserted while
It was in motion, a telephone pole final,
ly stopping the. auto which now la praa
tlcally a wreck. Sergeant Oelsner
found the car at Union avenue and Hoi.
laday atreet.
. lenttnoeA for Attempting Suicide, W.
B. Beaben, switchman, was given 10
days on lhe rockplle this rooming in the
municipal court for trying to hang him
self In the city Jail laat night The
man was arrested yesterday evening on
a charge of vagrancy. After taking a
sleep in the early part of the evening,
he twisted his suspendera into a rope,
tied one end around a cell bar, and the
other end around his neck and stepped
from a oroasplace in tha eell room. Offi
cers who found him cut the improvised
rope in time to save his life.
Bogus Cheek Sffas Bentanced. To pass
600 bogus checks was tha plan of Frank
Berry, who had thia number of cheeks
printed on apeclally prepared forms. One
check of $20 was passed, thus causing
his arrest. A plea of guilty was en
tered to tha charge of forgery this
morning. He was given a sentenoe of
four months on the rockplle.
Orocers' Plcnlo Wednesday All Fort
land and Vancouver grocery stores
closed. Special train leaves union depot
at 8:60. Returning at 6.30 p. m. Fare
round trip 1. Children free. '
River Excursions to Oregon City
Boat from Taylor atreet dock. Week
days, 8 a. m., 2 p. m.; Sundays, a, m..
13 m., 3 p. m. Round trip, 40c. Tickets
good on P. R., L. & P. cars. e
Steamer Jesse Rarklnu ror Camu,
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington strait
dock at 2 p. m.
Tor Lease Lower dock with boat
landing, foot of Yamhill street. Call
16a Morrison street. Main 1(46.
Toneeth Floral Co., now located at
our new store. 133 SUth atreet. Ore
gonlan building.
Aure's Portraits Columbia bldg., for
men, women and Children. A-1635.
W, A. Wise and aasociatea, painless
dentists, Thud and Washington. '
KewXrats Buffet, 3d and Alder sts.
Sr. X. C. Blows. Kye. Ear, Marquam
ORDINANCE AIMED AT
"CURE ALU'DOCTORS
At request of Councilman Tom N.
Monks, City Attorney Orant will today
draft an ordinance intended to abolish
the lucrative business enjoyed by "fake"
doctors. The ordinance, which increases
the license fee for such members of tha
medical fraternity to a prohibitive fig
ure, will be introduced by Councilmaa
Monks at tomorrow's council session.
"I have received numerous complaints
from the victims of these medical fakers,-"-
satd mt: MonkB"yeitemay;"'"ariff
I want to put a Stop to the practice
of peddling 'cure alls.' I know of one
poor workingman who bought a bottle
of what ha was told., was magical oil
from a snake's tail. He used the oil
and his condition Is now serious."
Card of Thanks.
We desire to thank tha many friends
who so kindly assisted us in our late
breavement.
Mrs. R. Ww Craig and family.
And some men seem to thtnk it le to
their credit to lie about their truthful
ness. It Shows
Every Step
Young housekeepers or
those inexperienced in bread
making will find a treasure
in the little booklet we mail
free on request.
The Crown
Illustrated
Bread Recipe
It explains and illustrates
every step in the making of
good bread.
And because"we know that
ours is the best flour made,
it specifies
We'll be glad to mail you
a copy your address is all
we ask.
GrowiirMills
s Portland, Oregon
BAND CONCERT AT PARK
AND JEFFERSON TONIGHT
A splendid program has been prepared
by Director W, J3. MeEJroy of the Fort,
land Park band for tha concert this
evening at Hou,tn Parkway, Jefferson
and Park streets. Tha concert begins at
I o'clock, and following will he the pro
gram; March, 'The Mldeh!pmsnj.,leufendau
Overture, "William Tail", " l .Rossini
JCyJophona solo, Th Waterfall,"
polka ....gtobbe
- Kari pimmone.
rslts "Esnstnola" ...wMet
election, ,'The Wiiard of the Nilo"
Jralts "Eanstnola" ...wMetra
election, ,'The Wiiard of the Nil?"
Grand American Fantasy ....... .Bendix
Duet. "Miserere," from "II Trove
tore" ; VerdJ
B. F. Drlscoll, cornet, and .Eugene
Cioffl, baratone.
Musical cftmedy, "The Three Twlna''
............................ Hoschna
Porto Rlcan Dance "Roslta". . . .Mlsaud
March, "On Dress Parade", .Chambers
Following will he the concert schedule
for the balance ol the week: Wednes
day "afternoon, Brooklyn park: Wednes
day evening, Peninsula park; Thursday
evening, vyashlngton (pity) park; Ft!'
day evening, HollaMay pari;.
NOSE MADE CROOKED,
ASKS $4000 DAMAGES
In return for a nose that his guardian
alleges to ,be permanently crooked and
eyesight declared to be weakened, Runar
BJodahJ, 1$ years old, through his guar
dian, Arthur SJodahl, has aued Dr.
James C. Zan for damages of $4000,
Zan Is dtelared to have bean tire driv
er of an auto that ran over young fljo
dahj at Fourteenth and Flanders streets
en October 18, JU, inflicting the In
juries set forth in the complaint. The
boy was riding in a coasting wagon In
the street when the auto, going faster
than 20 miles an hour and carelessly
handled, it is alleged, struck him and
ran over him.
His nose was broken and will always
be crooked, the boy's statement declares,
while his eyesight is permanently In
jured.
CONDITION OF LAEfHURT
" BY AUTO STILL SERIOUS
The condition of little 6-year-old Lo
gan Roe of.78fl Kerby street, who Fri
day afternoon was struck by an auto
mobile driven by J. B. Clemence while
closslng Alder atreet near Lownsdale,
is still serious. Ths boy is in the Good
Samaritan hospital, where he has been
since the accident. Dr. George Wilson
is In attendance.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
Final Clearance on All
Bristle Goods, Combs
and Parisian Ivory
OWB TOVBTE Orr on any article tn
bristle department, Including
Adams, Kent and Howard Brushee.
Contract goods excepted. Many Pa
rlslan Ivory Kqveltles at 25d.
571 and I;lt
BOiaand 76o Hair Brushes at 33c
13.00 Stiff Bristle Hair Brushes at
only 81?P
Combs at 19. 37. 79e
Tooth Brushea at.. 10. 19. 25
Clothes Brushes. .33. 03. 0120
Now Is the time to secure your fa
vorite Brush and Comb.
SFIClAXS FOR
lUltDAT IN
KXTBXSB GOODS
DIJLBTSCCJTT
SUe i Red Foun
tain syringe, reg.
$1.60; sp'l. 89
cize i nea foun
tain Syringe, reg.
$1.00, sp'l . .77
Size S Com. Water
bottla and Rvr-
lnge. red, reg. $1.75, special 1.27
Fancy Bathing Caps, reg. 25c.
special 19
Fancy Bathing Caps, reg. 66c;
special .....49
Fancy Bathing Caps, reg. 76c;
special 59
All Roiiups oira rotrTH orr
Celluloid Trays, reg. $1.25, sp'l. 39
Bath Sprays, reg. 75r, sp'l 63
Batfi Sprays, reg. $1.60. sp'l.. $1-19
Sanijtary Belts, each 25
Fruit Jar Rings, best grade. Sc.
dosen. i dozen 20
RAVIWO XXirTB TROM THE FEB.
FUME FSFABTJOEWT
25c Satin Skin Cream 16
25c Woodbury Facial Powder.., 16
25c Banltol Tooth Powder 16
26c Woodbury Facial Soap IS
28e Cuticuxa Soap 15
J5c Rublfoam 16
10c 4710 Verdure Glycerine Soap,
8 for .........19
"Wood-lark" Nail Polish, best
made 25
The Hew "Wood-Iiark" Bldg.
Fourth and
Washington
Streets
Jill ill
CANADIAN MONEY TAKEN at PAR-PHONE EXCHANGES FOURTH FLOOR OPEN
A MONTHLY ACCOUNT TODAY FREE DELIVERY in the CITY PROMPT SERVICE
SUMMER RESORT8
FURNISHED TENTS AT
COLUMBIA BEACH S
Each tent is equipped with beds, bedding, stove, table, , cooking uten
ails, etcr You wifl have the free use of shower baths, water, jwings,
tennis courts and boata. Good board may be secured at 35c. per meal
or $f.66 per day. "Make your 7eimnrWetern Oregon" TrueF
Co., 272 Stark street, or write Frank E. Roberts, Manager, cars Co
lumbia Beach Hotel, Columbia Beach, via WarrentorJ, Oregon.
STAR COMEDIAN WAS
ONCE ELEVATOR BOY
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CUrence WlIoTSr at Kmpreoo.
Clarence Wilbur, star comedian of
"The New Scholar," the .headline . act at
(he Empress this week, rose to a high
plaoe tn stagedom from the lowly posi
tion of elevator boy. While engaged in
operating the lift of the Masonio build
ing in Pittsburg, Pa, hla talent as a
aomedlan was noted by a producer and
before long the elevator boy was filling
the main comedy role m "The Devii'e
Daughter," a production In which he
shone for six years. Later he became
a member of William Barry's company
and he also had an important part in
Rice's famous musical piece, "In 1492."
For the past six years he has presided
as the leading funmaker in "The New
Scholar," which has an exceptionally
long record as a headline sketch in
vaudeville. 4. in filling the leading role
Wilbur takes the part of Mary Ann
Taft and of Patsy, upon whom devolves
the task of creating all tha fun In a
country school, Oliver Putman takes
the part of the professor and six pretty
girls appear as 4bo fellow pupils of the
cut-up of the school.
nones Killed; Roofs Taken Off.
(Special to The' Jonml.
Halfway, Or., July 28.. A terrific
hailstorm struck Homestead, Or., yes
terday, damaging crops dreadfully. The
wind took the roofs off four bouses.
Lightning killed four horses at Home
stead belonging to J. Mitchell, one of
them valued at $400.
FACXFIO nroXCT FOWOI FOB
FOUX.TBT
A powerful and reliable vermin
exterminator. Price, can
25 and 50
DAKTDT ROACH PEOTtOTftn
Nona better to exterminate oock
roaches, en la, eto. Price, per
can v 50
"WOOD-LAJaK" FUHJXTUitB
FOZJSK
Liven up the furniture. Thia pol
ish is quick, lustrous an (J last
ing. Price, per bottle... 25
rSEKXJSSS BXXD TO HID
For moulting birds overcomes
diarrhea and bowel trouble
with birds during the moult
ing season. Price, per bottle.. 25
WOOS-XJlBX" bzbjd bxxd
MIXTURE
The best mixture of eeeda for
sinners Jcnown; acknowledged
bird ratsera and Importers rec
ommend this selection. Price,
per Pkffr 151 3 pltga..,...25
CHOICE MIXED BIBD 8ESS
Per sack 25
TIvff-eacTci Trrrrrgjt.OO"
BIBD BAND (Crystal white)
A reliable sand for the, bird to
burrow In. Price, per pkg 10
BIRD xiAsnrA
Per pkg.. 15 i 2 for 25
BX0 WUTDTXF BAUD OF ABT OOODS
ON OXTB FOURTH FIOOB
Pkctures, inc. Etchings, Paintings, etc
ONE HALT OFF.
Pottery, In. Vases. Jardinieres, etc,
OJTH HAXF OFF.
Olass, inc. Empire brand, etc, OUTE
third orr.
Frames, inc. Ovals, Circles, etc., OJTE
THXB9 OFF
Framing -10 per cent discount on all
orders this week.
FOn TECH BTOCKE8 TRATEXiEJI
REDUCTIONS KERB, TOO
Bamboo, Wicker and Reed Luggage,
light and durable; our complete
stock of new and up-to-date
Suit Cases, regular $1.60 to
$15.00; special SI. 13 to S1125
All our new stock of Traveling
Cases fitted complete. with toi
let and manicure sets, Seal,
Calf and Walrus Grain, Ebony
and Ivory fittings, reg. $3.00
to $36, special S2-25 to $26.2t
Black Bags are fashionable., new ar
rivals, all at removal prices.
IT KTEASrS COJS
FOBT To have the proper
Truss adjusted by
our expert fitters
(men and women).
Single Truss 75
and up. '
Double Truss at
81-25 ano" up.
Send for free book
let, order and
measure blanks to day
It
Woodard, Clarke
SUMMER RESORTS
SAYS BRIDGE SCARE
IS fil
LY BUGABOO
"It seems to me that there (a a good
deal of needless agitation about the
trafflo situation that has arisen by rea
son of the order to close the old steel
bridge," said Mayor Rushlight today. "I
don't think there will os much suffering,
even if the city and tha O-'W, r. a n.
company shouldn't corns to an agree
ment at once,
"The ears that cress, the old steel
bridge now could be routed across the
Jjurnslde and Morrison bridges , until
after the Broadway bridge is completed,
and the inconvenience would -not be
nearly so great as that caused when the
bid Hawthorne bridge wa closed for
mere than two years.
"While the new Hawthorne bridge
was being built the traffic on Morrison
bridge was frightfully congested, and
people had to be transferred at Grand
avenue. In the present case, however,
passengers will not have to be trans
ferred, but may proceed to their desti
nations lust the same as if the cars still
used their present routes. Of course
there will be inconvenience, but it will
pot be nearly so bad as many people
seem to think it will; Tha chief annoy
anoe, I should say, would be in the
lopger schedules that will be necessi
tated." LOCAL AGENT EXECUTES
A BOND FOR $100,000
The James Mcl. Wood ft Co. insurance
sgency, representing the National Surety
company, has Juet executed a bond for
$100,000, given by the Washington Irri
gation Development Co. to the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & Puget Bound Rail
road Co. The purpose of the bond is
to cover payment by the Washtngtoq
Irrigation 4 Development Co. to the
railroad company of the cost of relocat
ing certain portions of Its track, on ac
count of the development company put
ting In a dam along the Una of the
Chicago, Milwaukee A Puget Bound rail,
road in the state of Washington at
P4ast'e rapids, on the Columbia river.
MEASURE IS DIRECTED
AT UNMUZZLED DOGS
An ordinance prohibiting unmussled
dogs from running at large during the
rest of the summer months waa filed
in the city auditor's office this morning
by Councilman Watklns. The penalty
Says the "Wood-Lark":
Make haste, if you would take advantage of
our Removal Sale. This is nearly the last call.
Removal Sale prices predominate our store
offering you the opportunity of a lifetime. Fol
lowing are a few suggestions for today and tomorrow."
Taeiday'ft -Mid
Bwnv A t. in v vsw 1
F RICE 8 IH OUR L -0
v a a r e Dargaine
are always ripe.
Get the habit
eome here for your
medicines. We save you money.
Murine, reg. 60c, special 30
Strawlne cleans and bleaches
straw hats, reg. 60c, special . . .
iO and 25
Bchlff man's Asthmador, reg. $1,
special 79
Decaetros Sacred Bark Tea A
mixture of herbs and barks,
useful in ' kidney complaints,
constipation. Inactive llver--25
Tyree's Antiseptic Powder, reg.
$1.00, special 79
Jayne'a Sanative Pills, reg. 26c,
special 19
Allen's Vegetable Compound A '
reliable remedy for female
complaints and general weak-
,-"special , .. , ,-i . .-, .- ;-85
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, .regu
larly 60c; special 39
Hoyl's- Pile Suppositories Give '
flatisfaotlon. For blind, bleed
ing and itching piles. Special. 40
Dr. Hand's Remedies for chil
dren. A complete line In stock.
Teething lotion, colic, worm
medicine, etc -25
Mary Goldman's Hair Restorer,
regularly $1.00, special 79
Cooper s Blackberry Cordial, the
best remedy for diarrhea, sum
mer complaints, ate 25
Herplcide. regularly $1, special . -65
Dermatic Egg Shampoo Re
moves dandruff, cleans and
softens the hair, special 25
Hamlin's Wizard Oil, regularly
60c, special 89
Compound Extract of Buchu,
Hoyt's A remfidy for back
ache, weak kidneys and uri
nary disturbances, special. .. .50
Calocide For sore feet, regular
ly 25c, special 19
Mothersill's Seasickness Cure, reg
ularly $1.00. special 89
Spratt's Dor Remedies We car
ry In stock an almost com
plete line.
BPECIAM rOB
DRUGS
TUESDAY ATTD
WEDNESDAY
"Wood-Jiark" ghoo.
Fly
An effective, thor.
ough and harm
less repellent of
gnats and files,
etc., especially for
stock. Price
25. 40. and 75
COOMB'S BLACKBERRY CORDIAL
For diarrhea, colic and relaxed
conditions of the bowels Price,
bottle -25 and 50
CATAPLASM OF KAOLIN (Fleeter)
Relieves inflammation ajid con
gestion. Price, can 25-50
& Co.
America's
Largest
Drug Store
HOTEL
STETOBT
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
European Plan $1.60 a day up
American Plan 3.00 day up
New stael and brick straeture. Erry
asodarn conranianca. Msdlerate ratas.
Center of theatre and retail district Om
ear Uaaa traiuf arrins all evar eilr. Elaa
Sria emuibu saeeU trains and ateasaerft
VP
ir viumiion pt ma orairmnre is ioi r.ne.
The ordinance waa drafted at tha in
stance of the health board, in order to
prevent poaeinia epidemic of rablea. Sev
ers! cases of this dangerous disease
nava ocrn reported.
THat Pleases
One. of the delightful
features of our eve
ning aerv(ce in tha
Grill la the orchestral
music. both before and
after 'theatre.
Every performer la a
eololst of ability!
you'll be n o less
pleased w 1 1 h the
splendid music than
with the delicious
foods we serve.
If you're entertain
ing friends, bring
them to Ths Portland;
they'll enjoy It
Tjsta Foaw&Avo
0. 3, KAUFMAirW,
Manager
mnraro-ngroii.il i Bfummnssitaipm
Old Reliable
Good work depends upon proper faclll
ties- whio.i this office has In every par.
tlculir. Spacious, inviting, sanitary of
floes, equipped with all the necessary
and latest scientific dental appliances,
expert operators, etc. popular prices
are possible because of the Unlon'a large
patronage, Why go to other dentlste
less able to please you and less able
to perform strictly hlgh-elaee werk, and
why go elsewhere and pay tha generally
prevailing higher pribes, "Coma to the
Old Reliable maxe sure tn advance oz
perfect work and permanent satisfaction
at least cost.
HIGH GRADE
PLATES, 47BOWVB,
roMcmjus &xj
BRIDGE TORX. AX
FOFUZiAB FBXCBS
Extractions a Specialty
Our extraction work is the sort that
removes all fear that it will hurt We
use only painless methods. Our work
la especially recommended to nervous
people, oia routs and for ohudren. v
Fifteen YearV Guarantee
With All Work
What Our Guarantee Means
The Union Painless Dentists Is Incor-
B orated under the laws of tha atata of
rcaon. and the company is resconsile
for the guarantee that goes with all
the work that leavee thia office. This
afforda tha public absolute protection
agalnat inferior workmanship and ma
terials.
UNION ;
PAINLESS DENTISTS
(Incorporated)
aam Morrison Street, Comer First
ici&tlre Corner Phone Hats 6938.
Open Evenings.
' OTXIifc never be
able to fully ap
preciate b 1 1 u -llthlo
pavement
until you pay
for it, use It
and observe how it
survives long and
hard wear through a
period of 10 or 15
rears.
Foster & Klelser
Illgb Grade Commercial and Electric
IGN
East Seventh and Ecst Everett Sts.
Phones East 1111; B-3S34.
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foWM&n Yean of condn. '
der tha most ex
acting traffic an)
other condition
ia the eupreme
teat of tha street
;v pavement
Barber
Asphalt
Withstands thia
test. Demand it
tn your atreet Im
provements,' AMU8EMEXTS
FOFOiias psjoas I
HEILIG
Ttb and Taylor
Ftkoaesi Kals 1, A-IW ' "
TONIGHT SginSSR.
BAROAIN MATIKEB TOMORROW
QATHRINE COUNTISS .
inpported by anrDirrr ATMS
The Merry Comedy f
"A WQMAJfS WAT"
Kvenlngs. T5o, IQc, Ms. HcWednes-,
day Matinee, any seat tSo.' ,
MAT A-JOtO
aoAxnts
B STSHT PAT
W-tS-BOe
rnf$2 THEATRE 3 23-30-f3
Bertha Xalioh. Chick Sals, fcydla JTalson,
and Jrrler Wis alow and B try key. Or
eheetra, Plofarea. '
HatUM nvary wf, - -
Special' Summer Prices
NighU Matmeei.
I0cwid20c Any Scat 104
WBXX SJTLX M Claxenoa Wlltmr ft
Co., Kelly wd wilder, be Boy-liarrey
Co., Banloa and Sanloa, S. J. Moore,
Mar Siloote, Oxoheatra, riotiuea.
Ketinee Pally
WEXX JTTIiT 32 "Tha Hold-up," How
ard ft Salores; The roar Janowskys'
Bert Jenson, Baakoff and Belmont, Pn
tayea Oroheetre, Fopular prices. Box
9ff Ice open 10 a, w, o 10 J, ml Boxes
and first row baloony reserved. Vhoneet
A-88W! Mala 4638. Curtain I3Q, Ti30, 8
Lyric Theatre
ronrth and Csatk tbh, "TBJB WlttjriHG
WIDOW. A - aoo4.' elea n,- "wholesome,
laughing show for ladles, gentleman and
children. Two performances nightly.
7:30 and 9:16. Matinees dally, S:30 16o
and tie. Friday night tlhorui Girls'
Contest. '
POHTXAITD'B QXSAT
AMTTSEMSBT JPAKX - -
Big Tree Frogram of Outdoor Acts
cxacus oiBCtrs oxkcub
Boyd ft Ogle's One Bing Clrcna
best in the country. Every after
noon and evening. Real circus
band. AU free.-
Educated Dogs and Ponies Big
acta.
Piuuilest of Clown a. r .
Oaks Park Band every afternoon
and night.
Moving Picture in the auditorium.
Baseball
BSCBBATXOilr PASS
Corner Vsagha and Twantyfourtn its.
Vernon
Portland
JTOY S3, 84, M, 86, 87, 83,
Games beein week days It. n. Sun
days 2:80 p. ra, , - . .
UlDtES- DAT PBZBAT.
BoyS under 12 free to bleachers Wednes.
aay. , . -
THE ROUND UP
Pendleton's v
Great Show
September 26, 27, 23
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Remember the Dates
We Want You With Us
Oregon Humane Society
Ullica U'l nati, main orn; a-hu.
Snmane Officer, Sargeant B. f, Crt
Residence
leeldenc 24 JR. 2tih N.. tast ;;.
ree amo'ilni corner f S(h .'
Veterinary' irtchrS? V.u' ", '
male' Rescue Home, ,N'or"m-r, a
Horf
lor. 1
Thomas A. Bhort, Kurt., A-i,Ml. I r
lound Want A;';
jar. it..'.
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