THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTL AND, SUNDAY MORNING. ; NOVEMBER 10. 1812
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Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMEBEMBNTB
HEILIQt)uitln Tarfium In Ths Lit
CKER Tb Baksr Players In "Bobby
- Burnlt," - . ! -1 j; ) -': " ,
LYKIC Kestlnf - & Flood Muslcal
Comedy company . In 'ThS J'oMU
rlaneers." - ,- - ! i- ,.,,....-.
ORfHifuMOrphum clroult au4e-
i tin mtn.r ti&B9 vsuaevuie, .. ;, -'
PANTAOlSa Vaudsvllls. - ' 1
'2,'-: Weather Condition."-
""A storm of moderate nry Is'cen
- tral - pff- tha month ot-lha - Columbia
1 river and atorm warnings art continued
at -alt ctatlonii In this district. ' The
followlnsr maximum wind velocities oo
tuned durln the Isst 1 hours: North
Head, DO mflea aoutheaet and Tatooah
lsltrnd S3 mlW northeant. The ateum
ahlp Bear, off the northern California
. coa, ii p, m., reworisa a - iroen
Southerly fale blowing- In that locality,
loileiately heevy ralria - have fallen
on the Pacific alopa aa-far -iouth ae
ban Francisco. East of the Caxcade
rnountalns Uhe amounts were not so
heavy but the rainfall was general. The
temperatures alone; both the Atlantic
nd, Paciflo coasta are below normal,
;but in the Interior of the United States
it is warmer than usual.
The conditions are favorable for rain
in thin district Sunday, with a fresh
sale from .the south along the coaet
iend In the Interior of .the west portion
vt the district.
r 4 Portland -Kftd-rlclnrty flundayr-atih
Southerly winds.
Oregon Hunday.' rain; cooler east
.portion. Mod' vtely hlfh southerly
"winds along -the canst,. --. ...
Washington Sunday, rain. High
southerly winds along the coast
Idaho Bundav. rain, cooler south
portion. EDWARD A. BEAL8,
.. .........District Forecaster,
Aotor Wants Damages. Tha People's
'Amusement company. "The Brldga of
the Gods," a corporation, the Multno
mah Amateur Athletic club and Kra
imer'a riding school were made defend
. iants yesterday In a $25,000 damage suit
filed in the circuit court by u: F. After-
'naths, Aberntha complains that he
- we thrown f mm a '1y?rss and kicked
!lls rehearsing for the production of
Aug AJiiuse vi mv Jtwm . vn nut;
during the Elks' reunion. He claims
that the horse was purposely, made un
ruly by a small rope In Ita mouth, that
-the ground was uneven and that he
was compelled to ride Without a sad
die or proper accoutrements. He was
one of the "fake Indians" In the gt
pan tic production held on the Multno
mah field.
Case Establishes Record But five
minutes were consumed by attorneys In
the condemnation suit of the city
. against George and Rose Yenke and
Viola and M. 8. Cadonau in Circuit Judge
;Mo01nn's court late yesterday after-
noon. Thla is one of the most quickly
secured Juries on record. The attorneys
aaked but a few general questions aid
the majority were directed at the whole
12 men. The suit was filed for the pur
pose of determining tha value of a strip
of land in Caruthers' addition, desired
as part of the city boulevard system.
The defendants demanded 17600 for the
.land and the city was willing to pay
but 14000. The verdict will bs sealel
until tomorrow morning.
Weedlework Exhibit. All members of
" ithe Needlework guild are-urgently re
quested to send In their contributions
Tor the exhibit not later than Monday.
The demand for garments both from
. private cases and institutions is great
er this year than ever Wore, so It In
ihopsd that the contributions will be
Jarre and numerous. The exhibit will
feBhslA Wednesday -of this week at th
unitarian, church, corner Yamhill and
Seventh streets, between the hours of
,2 and 6. Tea will be served and all
Interested In the work of the guild are
asaea to p present. ;
nave oeen nied by iva M. Craig,
widow, against Robert Wakefield, the
contractor. , In one for personal Injur
ies she claims damages , amounting to
116,000, and in tha other as administra
trix of the estate of her husband she
asks for $7600. - , , (;-.. ,.
Woodmea of World sou &eoeptloa
Thursday night Prospect Camp No, 140,
Woodmen of the World, tendered a re
ception to Past Council Commander J J,
Jennings, on his return from New Tork.
Approximately tOO Woodmen from'dlf
forent camps la the city were present,
and a, great 1 many complimentary
speeches were mada in Behalf of Nolgh.
bor Jennings. A special musical pro
gram was rendered, , after which the
meeting adjourned to the banquet hall
and enjoyed the good things that had
been--pfo-fded"lor " them. Amonf the
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LITTLE MISS OF FOUR .
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
Gi Glese of Hamburg-Amerl"
can Line Seeks Information
. Regarding Dock Facilities.
O. Olese, expert of th Hamburg
American line, la in Portland measuring
the capacity, of this harbor first, for
the orlental serrloe which the company f
prominent Woodmen present ware Fran- consiaers establishing here, and, second,
cia Clarno, William" Reidt, A. I Flnley, "h'W of tha round-the-world Una
Dr. ; Herman J i Harris A. t. Barbur I wh,cn thi company will start lmmadl.
?r:JW?tf:&. r"mM' Li H. to especially Interested 'in tha
to Xavestlgata Sanitary Problem
In letter submitted to the city au
ditor yesterday for the city council,
Mayor. Rushlight asks the lawmakers to
Appoint a commlSHlon of 15 citizens,
Portland plan for publlo docks that will
taks care of Ships of all lines and not
be dominated by railroad Influence. . Ha
is learning exactly what la being dona
by way of channel development, harbor
Improvement and Jetty building.
Mr. Olese has come to Portland before
including the editors of the four dally going to Puget sound. Ha does not deny
newspapers, to Investigate the sanitary i tha truth of the report that his corn
condition of the city with a view to de- pany has greater Interest and confidence
vleing plana to offset the embarrassing i1? the futurs of , the Port of Portland
situation cauaed by the failure of the ' than ot Seattle and Tacoma, and has,
Inolnerator and Ross island bond Issues I cewsequently, given this city first con
td oarry at the recent special election, 'ration in plana fpr the stabltshU
The refuse burnes at JiifttS't lake . Is I of crvlc';, ' I
totaHy unable to fala the gaTbagelf rh"
tha city, and the grounds at the plant
are already filled td overflowing wiUj
me asnes ana clinkers rrom the furnaces
Provision must be made to secure sew
dumping grounds bear the plant, or It
may have to shut down.
- wtar - to -the -w shortage '" tKs'
Inability of .tha railroads to handle the
freight offered them, Portland people
are apt to be short on all domestic
coals. A csrgo of high grade Richmond
(Australian) coal, known to be one of
the best furnace and heater eoals on
the market, has been Imported by the
Independent Coal A Ice Co., Ml Stark
street. Phone Main 780 or A-I7I0 and
place your order. , ,
Vew Tork State Society Keating
The New York State society will hold
its regular monthly meeting Tueeday
evening, November 10, at Chrlatensen's
ball. Eleventh and Yamhill streets. An
entertaining program has been arranged
by Mrs. Edward A. Beals. All 'New
Yorksrs, whether residents of Oregon
or visitors, are cordially Invited by the
president, Lids M, O'Bryan.
uel M. Mears, chairman of the oriental
committee; Preeldent F. C. Knapp and
4jO,. M... Clark, of the Chamber-6f Com-.
merce, and H. 1 Corbett in an informal ,
conference yesterday afternoon. He
called upon President J. D. Farrell, of
tne u.-w. m. & n. company yesterday i i
afternoon ,Ja fefe.rene..t.o,the rallroadaLT
pledge to pay one-third of a 175,000 an
nual subsidy for an Independent ship
between Portland and. the orient He
expects to meet Preeldent Joseph H.
Young, of the Hill lines In Oregon, to
morrow, and the members of the public
docks commission Tuesday.
At the Hotel Portland last night
Olese said the nature of his commission
and the shortness of his stay in Port
Is nd would prevent him making any
public statement.
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ttntuallrt Associatloa Kee ting The
Mutuallst Association has arranged for
the next meeting and noonday luncheon,
which has heretofore been held at tha
WIND, LIGHTNING, HAIL
ACCOMPANY STORM
Wind, hall and lighting were the ac
companiments yesterday afternoon of
the storm which has been In evidence
In this section for the pest two or three
days, and pedestrians who happened to
be on the streets between 3:20 and 4
o'clock found it convenient to seek shel
ter.
In addition to a heavy hailstorm of
several minutes' duration, during which
THREE PER CENT ' .
INCREASE SHOWN
, . , IN BANK CLEARINGS
4 ' Bank clearings for the week; 4
4 ending November reached the
4 unusual total Of 113,123.108.10, 4
4 and ahowed a gain of I per eent 4
e over the same period one year -4
4 , ago. This splendid result was
4 obtained In spite of the fact that
election day Intervened, reduc- 4
4 tng the number of business days
e for the week, against six days 4
4 .for tha aame week In 1911. .
4 The figures In detail were:
4 11, $12,774,870.6; 1J1J, $11,- 4
12J.108.J0. The large dealings 4
4 are accounted for In a large
4 raeaaure by the heavy foreign 4
4 train movement. 4
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Dry wood and ooaL
East 1M, C-1117.
Albina Fuel Co.,
Cora Leona Crosswhlto, 4 years old
Four-year-old Cora Leors Crosswhlte,
of 1176 Clinton street, entertained It
cf her little playmates at a doll party
last week In honor ot ber birthday.
Halloween decoratlona were placed
about the house and the children p'ayed
Halloween games for their afternoon's
entertainment After the games a bas
ket luncheon was enjoyed.
Commercial club, to be held at tha Mult-: li.hHnr tuhA hlv . (r,t.ri
iiviuttit iiuivi 4. uvauBjr noon. I nie
association has for its purpose the or
ganisation of a mutuallst store, which
provldeg for the division of profits
among tha customers at certain times.
Wa sell hals mattresses retail at
wholesale prices for Se pound beds from
17.60 and up. We renovate mattressee
and return them the same day. Port
land Curled Hair faetory, H. Metsger,
proprietor, zzi-221 Front street Main
174, A-1174.
Bride FUes Charges -Isidore Kohnsky,
once known as Isidore Kohn, who leads
itno orchestra in a local hotel grill, faces
a suit for non-support filed by his wife,
and , will appear next Friday before
County Judge Cleaton for trial. Mean
time h has been compelled to pay S
toward the support 6f his bride of six
weeks. Mrs. Kohnsky, a girl of IS
years, charges that he deserted her
iaatbiu..A. few momenta of ths time they
were msrriej sna nas never paid a cent
toward her support. They have never
lived together,
Damages Wasted. Johanna Beseda
lias commenced suit In the circuit court
against the Portland Brick A Tile com
pany .for 125.000 damages on account
I lof thrTreatnrTief " husbanlwho was
I Scllled by a cave-in in tha elav nit t
the company's works on August 14.
Beseda was working at the bottom of
the pit undermining the bank that It
inigm oe lorn aown and loosened, when
it fell on him without warning.
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Asks for Damages Thomas Jacobson
"nas commenced suit for damages of
136,000 In the circuit court against the
Benson Timber company on account of
injunes received in the lumber camp of
. I. A n n. I . .
wi liuuiijaiiy in woiumoia county on
April 24, when a tree felled by his fel
low workmen struck him and severely
UICU iillU,
ladies' Auxiliary. Caledonia club, will
hold Thanksgiving social, concert and
dance Saturday, November . 16. Hall
20SH Third street. Attractive program
All Scotch folks and friends cordially
Invited. Admission. 2S cents.
t earner Jessie XatUai for Camas,
Washou gat nd way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 8 p. m.
Dr. ttnstar Bear has returned. Offices
!1B .. Joumalbuildlng Hours by-ap-
polntment only. Telephone Main 8018
or A-4101. '
Bowers k Parsons, upholstering and
mattress making, furniture finishing,
packing and repairing. 100 H Front st
Main 7448. '
the wind reached a maximum velocity
r .' 24 miles from the southwest at about
8:40 o'clock and made walking extreme
ly disagreeable. Rain also fell heavily
and last night the weather bureau rec
ords showed ah excess of 0.68 of an inch
of rainfall since September 1, 1912.
Storm warnings are still continued on
the coast and during the past 12 hours,
up to 6 o'clock last night, there had
been maximum wind velocities of 60
miles southeast at North Head and 68
mile northeast at Tatooah. In his re
sume of weather conditions District
Forecaster E. A. Beals says the condi
tions are favorable for rain in this dis
trict Joday with a fresh gale from the
south along the coast and in the inte
rior of the west portion of the district.
Teux friends are delighted. Tou ad
vertise Oregon with Olfford's views for
Christmas. Free exhibition. 418 Stark
street.
T. B. Beach Is Co., the pioneer naint
company. Window- gUsr glastng. Phone
Mam 1314, A-T048. 186 First
Botioe Miss Hammers Corset Parlors
will be closed during her absence abroad
after tha first of the year - -
Joha Slater Of San Francisco, meetln
tonight, 8 eharp, K. p. hall, Alder, cor
ner Eleventh. All welcome.
meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
In the parlors of the Portland hotel.
This meeting will be partly social and
partly business. Among tbs matters to
be considered le the proposition of hMd
inr a large party Thanksgiving week.
All formar-Illtnotsans .are. invited- to ai
tend.
Free, Free We will give 88 worth of
furnishings to every man ordering a
suit of clothes from us. Our stock of
furnishings is not old shop-worn goods,
but all new, up to date, classy furnish
ings. Don't miss this offer. Unique
Tailoring Co., 809 Stark, between 6th
and 6th. Tailors and men's furnishers.
Only Natural.
-i From Picayune.
"I cannot sing ths old songs." she
becan, and, lacking both youth and
beauty, it was perhaps only natural
that she should have caused a man In
the rear seat to yell:
"You can't sing anything!" -
Pianos rented, 88
French. 1M 7th fit
a month. Reed-
Oregon Made Umbrellas
Heavy, durable gloria, warranted fast
color, paragon frame a great! gf
wearer; men's and women's. . p l.UU
Men'a h,v vIa-i- n p. ,
iramj special
Paragon
$1.50
Sara Time and "Money That is whs t
you will do if you take your eye troubles
to Dr. H. W. Freese, the neurologist
Merchants Tru sr trait din g.:
Fine- re silk, with
mission handles
H
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Do&t look Shabby We press one suit
each week for 8180 per month. Main
614, A-4814, Unique Tailoring Co, 309
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Widow riles Claims. Two damage
suits as the result of the death of Rob
eft W. Craig, a riveter killed on the
new Harrlman railroad bridge July 18,1
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Miss Oaaevleve Barnes, china deco.
rating, wessons, orders end firing. 804
uiooa ouuaing.
BSafa Turkish Baths, Imperial hotel
830 Stark street. Finest and largest
baths In the city.
Mrs. Bartness' Plume Works moved
from 271 H Taylor to 360 Tamhill. Main
2920, , . . e
Vnlom Traasfsx Company, , furniture
moving and storage. Main 241, A-2241.
Illinois Society to Meet The Illinois
Society of Oregon will hold Its next
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THE WISE CHRISTMAS
SHOPPER
The one who always gets "just' a little
better" is the one who takes advantage
of nice complete stocks, fresh oods,
plenty of time for their selections, and
. ettin them properly engraved for the
occasion.
We are ready in every respect and '
would advise that you use our efficient
facilities to . help 'you to make your gifts
of jewelry appreciative to 'the recipient. -Our
jewelry is suitable for the masses,
and we invite one and all to inspect our
beautiful and complete stock of Christmas --jewelry;
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G. HEITKEMPER COMPANY
DiarrionrJ Dealer anH Jewelers.
130.Fifthtreet. QldJnJ'c
Yeon Bldg.. ; New in Location.
Goal Prom Canada aai TJtah has no
equal. Phone E. 308. C-2S03. Edlefsen.
Sunday Sinner, 0 to p. xo- 81 ner
plate, Hotel Bowers, 11th and Stark.
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Snperler Coal delivered, 86. Phones
Main 164, A-1S41. Offloe 89 6th st
W. A. Wise and associate, painless
dentists. Third snd Washington.
Bdgar X. Thornton, M B. Residence
Hotel Bowers. Main 7160.
For Bala A Scoteh oolite. Call aim.
Men a fine twill gloria, warranted fast
color Rustproof Columbia Paragon,
sterling mounted handles, efco ff
mads, for hard service 7. &Z.UU
A tins Una ef Women's Olorla Umbrel-
ffidi:r.....!:rA..r.5:?.$2.oo
vine, aeaw-rou. tape-edga H silk gloria,
with pearl and gold-filled handles. In
flat and round styles; also aold-muunt-
ed-misatea- nllee;-mottht -waTraot-
.pee'la? 7. ..VSMO
.$3.50
BBCOTBmrircr.
a x. MBBBsrrx t cximaB.
VxahreUM Beeorerea With AU Chrades
f Olorla aasa BUk,
A close-roll, silk-warp Gloria
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Lr. . .r"rr. . $2.00
Thie very finest Olorla for J qq
a .fi ?XWf BPlri,na- at lowest Prloseu
All kinds of handles In stock or
from . .,...,,,,.1.. XOC OO
X.et TJs Tit a Bsw Tmhrell to Tour
BcUe. WeBw Ail Xtads Caiias
MEREDITH'S VmW.II STORE
at Washlnatoa. Imperial Metal Bid.
For Tomorrow's
Noon Luncneon
Tke Portland
From 12 to 2 Jnthe
mam dining room,
appetizing and sub
stantial luncheon is
served every week
day for only 50
cent.
"Prepared "under" tha
tmmediata super
vision of our chef
you couldn't be bet
ter served even if
you paid more.
This i x luncheon
especially for pro
fessional and busi
ness men and wo
men who wish to
fare at well as in
their own dining
rooms. Try it to
morrow - you'll bt
glad you came.
Famed for The
atre Suppers and
delightful Music.
THE
PORTLAND
HOTEL
Q. S, Banfmann, Mgr.
B". XC Clarke.
Assistant Manager.
. Plant- Sibson's Roses.
! When other- plants disappoint, try
burs, the unfailing choice of the dis
criminating purohsser. Write or phone
for catalogue. Sollwood 910 or B-3693.
THB IIB80N ROSE NURSERIES,
' 1130 Mllwaukle Ave.
Card of Thanks
I wish to thank the many friends for
their kindness and flowers during my
bereavement , WALTER W. WXLSON.
Thanking friends who were kind to
us during the death and bereavement
of our dear wife and mother.
A. VAN HOOMUSSEN AND FAM1LT.
Balttmoreana are .pleading for mu
nlclpal . dance -halls , on - ths Cleveland
rjlart.
WIRELESS MESSAGES TO
hi FLASH AROUND WORLD
London, Nov. I. A girdle of wire
less" ' around the ; world thla la the
work that the Marconi company is
carrying out 'with all dispatch, an.
within a year It will be a commercial
possibility to send a wireless message
from London- to Australia, and receive
an answer within an hour. '
A newspaper representative was
shown, at the Marconi headquarters in
London, on Saturday, a Maroonl map
of the world. Red lines which radiated
In every direction showed how the most
remote parts of the globe are to be
linked by wireless. .
-Atlanta is t have a large Inter
denominational rescue mission.
u.mau!iii
If You Taste It
YouTI Never Eat
Meal Without It.
That's why most
everybody- asks for
it when they zo to
the grocers.
JF til r-.- ' ,,. I
FRANZ
'Made Clean
Sold Dean
Delivered .
Clean
Butter-Nut Bread
$1.50
A few blocks
of noisy paving,
where traffic is
heavy, will
greatly reduce
the valuation of
property.
Insist on bitu
lithic, the prac
tically noiseless
paving.
Foster eSc KlcIscr
Outdoor Advertisers
PAXITTED STJXUmai
VAIVTSD WAXUB
rOSTXJM ' "
Sast leventk ul Bast Brerett treats
Bast 1111.
It's Economical As Well
Br. BreltUar, Bplnologist. Royal bldg.
Wooster Sells Bvsrything 4 Wash,
Wsbsr Academy of Waste reopened.
CAtEF BROS. FORTUNATE
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Secure Contract for Made-in-
Oregon Ranges.
Th Pacific Stova and Range com
pany, with foundry at St, Johns, Or.,
manufacturers of ' the Crescent steel
range, are to be commended In their
great work of putting Oregon promi
nently on th map as a fast growing
manufacturing center. Their chief prod
uct, the "Crescent" range, is strictly a
noma product, being manufactured at'
St Johns. This range compares very i
favorably with the highest grade ranges I
manufactured In the big eastern stove
markets. " Its workmanship, design and t
in fact every detail has so successfully
stood the test that has been necessary I
to eompste with the much older-ranges
that today It is a very Important fac-'
tor in the' range market of tha north-1
west The phenomenal sals that Calef J
aros-r navs naa ror, ths "Crescent"
range in their four stores is a glowing
tribute to home Industry, and should'
be enoouraged, particularly when suohi
a sterling article Is offsred the publlo
for less money than many of the east- I
ern made ranges. Calef Bros, are to be
congratulated In securing the exclusive'
agency for the "Crescent" in the teni-j
tory where their- four store r.
cated, namely Portland, St. Johns, Van
couver and Salem. . ' J
-Heilix Hotel
&0gPnLlnjOa,mhm.l mrirraay-qcoaud,
outside rooms, )t psr week and tip. Hot
and cold water, phone each room, free
bath. Kleyator service. Main 1788,
' Journal Want Ada bring result,
As Labor Sawing
It isn't the woman who shuns work that sends
family-washing to the Troy.
her
It's the woman who knows real economy.
The woman who handles her household on a business
like basis.
For Trdy Laundered clothes are bound to wear
longer than those rubbed out at home.
We don't rub here nor put the clothes through a
machine that pulls or tears nor use chemicals.
Just hot water and plenty of it plenty of pure
soap too. '
Then your clothes are dried in well ventilated
drying rooms and they come home to you as
sweet and fresh as though dried in the air of an
Oregon hillside. Flat pieces sheets, pillow
cases, etc. all ironed and ready for use.
Our driver is passing your door tomorrow morning he
might as well get your bundle Phone and we'll tell
him to stop.
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MILLINERY
OF THE BETTER SORT.
"Rex"BrandPIumei
Best in the world.
Black, white and colors.
' Any Rex Plume in our
immense stock up to
$12 for $5.50.
Any Plume up to $18
for $7.90.
Any Plume up to $25
for $12.40.
New Furs
-This we-Jc entire
stock women's and
children's Furs off.
Furs at Third street
store only
LESS THAN
HALF
Forced sale to unload over
stock. Entire $20,000 stock of'
Trimme d Hats, Untrimmed
Shapes and Ostrich and Paradise
Plumes, Flowers and Feathers
sacrificed.
Trimmed Hats
Hundreds of them. Choose any -Trimmed
Hat up to $5 fy ja
for only $Z.40.
Choose any Trimmed (f A aa
Hat up to $10 for.... 2)f.7U
Untrimmed Shapes
Any velvet, velour or d j H
felt shape up to $4 for sj) 1
All high grade Gage, Bendel
and Burgesser shapes, latest mod
els in velvet and plush, at ONE
THIRD OFF.
TWO COMPLETE STORES OUT
OF HIGH REN T CENTER'
FraleysMillinery FCrown Hat Shop
12-21fTHIRD"ST:
COR. SALMON.
392MORRISON
NEAR TENTH.
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Chief Croker
of Ncm! York
Chief Archibald
cf Gncmnati
witness Official Fire
Tests of the Steel Safe- r
Cabinet under conditions .
approximating those' of
actual conflajsjationrr-the
most conclusive ever
known.
Croker sayss "Wonderful! The test was very."
- severe and it shows the SAFE-CABINET to be
proof against fire. And to think of the action of
water on the doors! That was a most severe test. '
The wayfthat SAFE-CABINET came through was,,
wonderful."
Archibald says: "That settles the question. THE
SAFE-CABINET is not only vastly superior to all
filing cabinets of which f-have any knowledge, but
it has demonstrated that it will afford complete
protection against fire and water." ' : i
Complete record of the result of this test and of
Six Other Makes can be seen at our Qffice and we
will leavent to you to say in which you would
place your valuable papers.
- "EveiTthin for the Office " ;
F? TT 17 W A h statioitert' a
bLJLaifflivi PRINTING CO
, Ccmnercial fxitloners-CIfica Ouif:r3. r..'-L. -.
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