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V Town Topics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS HEILia Alice Nellson and Operatlo -Concert company. ' t' CAKKH The liuker riayers In "Bobby Uiirnlt," -y LYRIC -Keating & Flood Mualcal Comedy- company " in "Too , . Many wives." . ; ORHHSUM'Orphaum ; circuit; vaude vlllo. TUB ISMPRESS Vaudeville. " ' r rANTAUES Vaudeville. ", Weather Condition. Portland and Vicinity Oceaalonal rain , tonight and Thursday; south to West winds. . ' ; ' Oregon Occasional rain-tonight and , Thia-Mduy wast, occasional rain tonight or Thursday east portion; south to wot Winds, diminishing along the coast. Washington Rain tonight and Thurs day: sou Hi to west winds, diminishing along the coast. , , IdahoFair south, rain north portion -tonight anil Thursdays -tw"-i,,fr T ' ' J50WARD A. BEAL8, J'"''i 4 viAfti.vV4.;, District Forecaster. Cat , Bandit Pleads OuJltr Tom O'Brien, one of the two men who held up a Bouth Portland car one night last ' month and shot er-Sheriff Nathan Bird and T. T. Ashwlll, yesterday afternoon pleaded' guilty to assault, and robbery : ' ,.' while armed with a dangerous weapon. Attorney , Lewis Daw ley, ' representing Mm, asked that sentence be deferred un . til Friday that extenuating clrcunw ' stances might be brought to the notice of Circuit Judge Morrow. 8h month - In the county jail was the sentence re celved by Fred A. Walker, who pleaded guilty to simple larceny. He was In ..: dieted for embelemeht from the Sun set-Pacific Monthly, for which, he, wis a solicitor. He is said to nave a lengtny ' record as a swindler and to have secured . . . large 'amounts from other . magazines. . . ' For selling liquor to a minor W. B. v Basey waa fined H0 -on-hls -plea-of - gutityrr'7''' ,r;-"7- - - Sweet Bo Society fd Meet The Ore gon Sweet Pea society will hold a meet ing at the Multnomah hotel In the Third atreet parlors on the, mezzanine floor at I o'clock thla evening, at which Free- Ident Emeritus George Pope will pre - aide, assisted by President O. M. Plum- mer. Reports) will be read. Captain Pope has been the life of the Sweet Pea society for several years, and right after 1 the very successful show of last year decided to retire. - The association made him president Emeritus. The proposed classification will be adopted this early " ao that those who wish to do fall plant ing may select their varieties to conform " to the classification. Among those who .will give short Ulks will be Mr. Rigle man, James Forbes of Martin ft Forbes, J. Doscht. J. J. Butzer. A.,BowmaivF. A. Kribs, besides a delegation from Uni versity Park, beaded by Mrs. Mock.- ' Want Publlo Comfort Stations Based en data obtained from many cities of the United States, Canada and abroad, a special committee of the 'Progressive Men's club has prepared for submission at the next meeting of the club a re port recommending the Installation by the city of public lavatories and Invit ing the club to head a campaign for approval of the plan. The work of the " committee has extended over several months: and Its reports in cordial ap proval of publlo lavatories Is made after securing evidence of their great value In cities where now Installed and in use. The Progressive Business Men's club committee la composed of Lew Wallace, F. V7. Graves, Charles F. Berg, Dr. C Q. . Sabin, Dr. C T. Chamberlain, y Progressive Club Smoker In place of the usual Thursday noon' luncheon of the Progressive-Business Men's club, there will be a club smoker In the green room of the Commercial club to morrow night Members are" asked to eome as early as 7:30 o'clock and bring a friend, especially if he is a newcomer to the city. There will be muslo and vaudeville, the musical program In charge of John Claire Monteith, and the remainder of the arrangements In charge of a committee composed of J. E. Wer leln, H. V. Stahl, H. Doxey, J. H. Don dore, Phil S. Bates, J. Ira Routledge, William F. Ross, R. W. Misbet ; . : Parole Breaker Back to Prison Au brey White, the 18-year-old boy accused - of holding up two men Saturday evening on Lovejoy atreet was returned to Se attle last night to be placed in the state reformatory to serve an unexpired term ranging from five to IS years. The boy has been positively Identified by the two men. He was sentence! to the in eUtutlon one year ago for larceny In - Seattle.' Lloyd Miller and Percy Weed mark, two companions of White, will be turned over to their parents. Miller lives In Seattle, while Weedmark lives at Palouse, Wash, where he Is in high school. , ; j Mi. Hmmm AaaI4v Stana A tliA Am. srloan Berolntlon, will hold an Informal LVamoker at the University club, corner HE DIVK UiU T k .Mini,, vit Jt 4ay evening. November IS, 1912, at 8:16 o'clock. The occasion is the anniver sary of the birth of the Earl of Chath am, better known as the Elder Pitt ' Rev. John U. Boyd, D. JX, has kindly consented to-address us on "The Elder Pitt and the Champions of American Liberty." All members of other state societies visiting in this city are wel . corned. W. G. OBERTEUFFER, EDWIN CASWELLj JL J. O. NICHOLS, ' v WELLS GILBERT Committee. Jfc. B, A. THAXTER, Secretary. Police to Hew York as Witnesses . Police Sergeant Harms and Patrolman Long left-last night for New York City . to be witnesses In a white slave case against George Levy, arrested here last summer after bringing a woman from France. Levy was convicted and. sen- tenced to be hanged in Idaho two years ago for murdering a man by the name of Levy, but no relation. The Idaho : officials commuted bis sentence to Ufo Imprisonment, 'and later paroled htm upon condition that he leave the United . States, , Will Discuss Tire Prevention The ,: Portland Credit Men's association will devote its regular, meeting at 'the Hotel Portland tomorrow night to fire talks, . fire prevention and civlo improvement plans. . Reports will be received from 'v the fire prevention committee that led the preparations for Oregon fire preven- . tlon day recently observed in the state. . Fire prevention day was very successful. and the committee intends to continue : ks work.'",.::,vv'..; . State Aoademy of Science The offl- lers of the- state Academy or science Mil meet with President W. T. Foster, it 11 o'clock Friday, November IS, at 128 Ablngton building, for the purpose tf planning the work of ths society for in lie anauing yimr 1 Want Tire Protectlon-The regular Sectlnff 9f the Rose City Park Improve lent Jengue was lield lant night at Ifty-fourth and Sandy Road. Tlie mat- THE ter of gottlng fire apparatus for the new nre house was tslcn tip. The com mlttee reported that Flra Chief McDow ell Informed them that they would not be 'able to provide apparatus for the new fire station until the city receives some of the new apparatus which they re enout to order. Much Indignation was expressed at the manner in which the city officials are handling the mat ter The bids for this new apparatus were originally open on June 11, nearly five months ago. Resolutions were adopted urging the mayor to resubmit .the awards recently made for fire ap paratus 10 the fire committee of the firs' hour d fdr their further considera tion. Klgnt members of the flra com mlttes of the executive board have pe tuioncd the mayor to have this matter ret onsiaerea, ; Tualltan VaUey Produots To show the wonderful productivity of x the soil in the Tualitan valley along the line of ' the United Railways, , Manager George M, McDowell of the Ruth Trust company .has displayed an exhibit 0 rarm products in the w ndow of the Great Northern Railway on Third street near" Washington. -The-hlbit:wlirbe entered in the Pacifle Northwest Land Products show to be held here November 18-23. "Included in the display are mam moth cowbeets, burbank potatoes, pie turnips, pumpkins, squashes, , mangles and rutabagas, apples, popcorn, vetch seed, oats, wheat and barley and many kinds of grasses. The displsy is at tracting a greut deal of attention. 7; Hold Two for Insanity A man glv' wg the name or William - Peach was found at 1 o'clock this morning wan derin around the gnlch at Thirteenth and Thurman streets. He said he had been attacked by two men who threw him over the. bridge near , that point He was taken to the county Jail," where an insanity charge was-placed against him. No credence Is taken In his story of being asaulted. Jack McKlnna. 33 years, old, was taken In charge yester day arternoon by the police at 8)0 Van couver avenue, where -he. had created a scene by declaring two men had threat- eneani life. ; - . , Srastle Aotioa Against Jonk Sealers Second-hand dealers and Junk buyers who violate the city ordinance relative to keeping an account of their business, and especially dealings with minors, win nerealter be called before the 11 cense committee of the city council to explain. It was so decided this morn ing in the municipal court, when B. Schurtsel, ' MO Front street, was ar rested for such violations. - The police have had continued trouble with such dealers In this regard. Schurtsel cur chased two heavy pieces of metal solder from two boys. The metal was. stolen. Schurtsel did not place the purchase on his books. - Jrelghbors' Tend Reopens A feud of seceral yeWs standing between Antone Anderson 124 Knott street ' and his neighbor, Joseph Plywockl, broke out again this morning, when Anderson set upon the neighbor. Plywockl signed a complaint against Anderson,' who will be arrested this aftenoon. The two men built a "spite" fence between their homes. This fence Is 22 feet high, and has barbed wire on top, of it When the assaulted -man appeared at the PO' lice station this morning his eye was swollen closed and his head had sev eral cuts. Accused of Stealing Bing The trial of Bud Shaw, alias Barney Murphy, for larceny from a dwelling, is being heard this afternoon by Circuit Judge McGinn. Shaw is accused of stealing $900 and a diamond ring worth $200 from Thelma Starr last August. Following the crime he skipped to Canada, where ha was caught and extradited. Brakes drive Charge David Wyman, a dentist 23 years old, has been ar rested by the police for contributing to the delinquency of a minor girl. B. M. Coltenx signed the complaint Wyman waived preliminary hearing in the mu7 nlclpal court and will be taken before the grand Jury. V Oregon Exhibit -Praised Louis W. Hill, chairman of the executive board of the Great Northern, and James Han naford, vice president of the Northern Your Christmas Diamond ' mas gifts. advantage in buying early; not only to get a better selection, but they realize that diamonds are ajt to C arivanre inv dav. UTTiZl " it to Our $100.00 and BETWEEN fftflUfftsUfBjf ssjsesjtS)sas I Savings Account Is more than a ! V A rea Ize that there is no greater boon than a ."nest eg" for unforeseen conting encies. Don t hesitate open an account with us today. Accommodation win dow open for customers from a. ni, to &:So p. ni. MARTMAN & THOMPSON BANK SVW00"- OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, Pacific, visited the land product shew at Minneapolis last nlffht and were so pleased with the Oregon dlnplay there that they declared It the most compre henslve in the whole show. A telegram to' this effect wss received by C. C. Chapman, manager of the nrorooflon department of the Portland Commer da! club, from O. EJ. Freytag, in charge Of the Oregon exhibit at Minneapolis. Woman Walks la Bet Sleep. Mrs. E. A, Brown left her apartments this morning in the Cumberland apartment building, at-West . Park and Columbia streets. In her sleep. She was over taken by Patrolman C. E. Kllngenemtth. Sho was dressed In her night clothes. Ths natrolman was unable to learn her home address, so he took her to the Cumberland SDartments. where ne nas frlende living. It was then her Identity was disclosed. When the woman awoke she said she, had been feeling ill and had taken a strong mediclne.befors re tiring early In the evening, , -Truok and Ante Collide A- new truck, ,the property, of the International Motor, Catcompanir, and driven byj A, C. Alvord, ' backed into a touring car belonging to , the Alco Motor company, at Fifth and , Morrison ) streets, this morning, and tore one t the rear guards from (the touring machine, crossing Officer Owens had flagged the touring car around the corner up Fifth street from Morrison, when the truck, unable to negotiate the turn because of its newness, backed unexpectedly and bumped jntolt. Ko-onswaa injured. Sentenced for Vagrancy. After serv ing 0 days on the rockplle for loiter ing around on the streets, R. F. Miller, 24 years old, was again sentenced the same length of time this morning in the municipal court for being a vagrant Frank Parsley, on parole from the stats prison, was arrested with him at East Water and Morrison streets. ' Parsley will be turned over to the state prison authorities.-, . - : ' sspsa ""' . ,1 Abe Gets 4 Months More Abe Mc- Nler, a Klamath Indian, who has been sojourning . for . the - past, eight . months in the county Jail, awaiting tor a inai Ini the federal court on a charge of horse stealing, pleaded guilty tnia morning and was . handed four more months In 'the Multnomah bastlle. ' Orders taken for Western Pocahontas coal at 18.60 per ton for three days only at 282 Washington strset; also special price on Roslyn. and other coals fonlen livery 10 days ahead, so we can nuncn our orders, rortiana a saouroan uoai Co. Docks-at foot of Davis street Main 3S8-A-83S8. . --.v ' ' A Knrse's Exuerience, who has been subject to all kinds bf weather, says if anyone is troubled, with rheumatism, lumbago or kldnsy trouble will find instant relief by mixing two ounces sal grene with four ounces olive oil and take two teaspoonfuls every three hours. Salgrene contains no alcohol. Calls V. S. Grand Jnry-An order was Issued in the United States district court Tuesday afternoon Summoning grand Jury to' report for service at 2 o'clock, November 18. A regular venire was chosen, notifications being sent out today.- Prepare for Thanksgiving by getting the best of suits or overcoats at one third to one half discount of Brown Bros., tailors. Brown stands for good clothes. 244 Alder, bet 2d and 3d. Steamer Jessie Karkins for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. m. trnusual Gifts for Xmas and prises for card parties at the Shop of Fine Arts, corner Seventh and Salmon. Superior Coal delivered, 88. ' Phone Main 284, A-1541. Office 80 6th st Edgar K. Thornton, M. B. Residence Hotel Bowers. Main 71S0. PT. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and. Washington, Bankruptcy Petition. Granted Charles E.. Catlow and Edna Catlow, his wife. Has It . Been Selected? We Haye Already laid aside in our safe sev eral beautiful diamonds intended as Christ- These customers appreciate the - .... - Oar Special Yalae Diamond Rings at Certainly Are Bargains $37,50 .-special diamond ring should be compared with others that are sold jt $50.00 in other stores Ladies' diamond rings in platinum settines. $25.00. $40.00. $65.00. $75.00. ud. " A small deposit wiltay aside any diamond in the house, and.will give you two months to pay for it as a Christmas gift " ,v JAEGER BROS., ,xTHE LARGE JEWELRY STORE 266 MORRISON STREET THIRD AND FOURTH e 4of Tvcmhfo ilia "first aid ta the Iniured.T and vn -hii PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY were granted a petition' In bankruptcy today in, the United States dlstrlot court Both of them are of Portland, the petition naming Catlow as a mer chant with his wlfs as clerk, Liabilities are 13107 and assets 1385. a 1 a Union ' Transf at , Company, furniture moving and storage. Main 241,' A-8241. Br. BreitUng, Eplnologlst. Royal bldg. . n 1 1 , m , , . r Everybody's going J .'. "Going , where? To the Louvre to hear Rigo, the Gipsy violinist; also. Misses Bois and Horn, vocalists 8 to 8 an 10 to 13 nightly, Journal Want Ada bring results. STEINWAY ,( Jl . .(',- (j;; v'.';, .'v;,' -H : '. , f :'", .' " ,,' ' ' ;. ' , ' ". - r The World's Standard Piano Thrdugh four generations the teinway fam ui ily has upheld a reputation of tone quality un- ' ' equaled;. they. have built a piano which has fixed ' 'the basic principles for all .makes jtheyjiaye cre. ate"d a world standard and kept it at a. level un- . approached by others. i ' -v.:v.:; v ,' ;.v'''v - ' fl- Quality should be the only 'determining factor ' 'in the selection tof a piano. .The purchase of a 4 Stein way Piano closes the avenue to a future " regret. Q We sell Steinway pianos or! moderate terms. unci man -to . STEINWAY AND OTHER PIANOS VJ ACOLLO w CECILIAN PLAYER flANOS , VICTOR TALKING MACHINES AND ALL THE RECORDS -L- Morrison at sixth portiano. opposite postoffice A Bread That All SoHon't put off YOUR enjoyment You really can't imagine howgooq jM l:- i J ff:M' uui ui cau is y uu ve got to EAT iM finajir; Butter-Nut Bread is fectly baked bread, made from the Made clean best materials. Be your grocer for it. - FRANZ' Butter-Nut The Event of rUXS AT A ITS 8ATTTSJ9AT. . . am m i s s r'1"' m mrrw 5r I Adults 500 1 - P to 10 p. m.vPriday l.- i I 000 1 - . JtO a. m. to 10 p. m. Saturday Children 85c OhUdrea from Orammar Grades JTree Saturday, SO to 13 a. m. FAMILIES CONTAINING SEVEN SISTERS ' Will Be Guests. of t.;-t If thefe are seven tlsters in your fami The Journal de-V sires the parents and the seven sisters to become its guests at the Baker, theatre any night during the performance of the famous play, "Seven Sisters" which opensi Sunday, November 17,, .'.. ": - Just send in the names of the parensand the seven sisters and you can have your choice of box, loge or orchestra seats for any performance. V The only requirements are that ther4 must be seven sister! in the family.. . , . , , - t : The Journal's object fn offering thife treat is curiosity.' It wants to find out how many families In Portland and vicinity haTr'tCTCirstcrs:;'; ADDRESS SEVEN SISTERS EDITOR ; THE JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, X '"' )':Vi';:;'; c , Oht to Be Bare. - . From the an Francisco Chronicle, A huntsman called on Hodge to settle for damages done by' a run to hounds, and found only Mrs. Hodge at home. ' "Has 1 your husbsnd." - hs Inquired, "made an examination yetT" (i 'That , he have, , slrV replied ., Mra Hodge, with a curtsey. . ' "Rather a cursory examination, I sus pect." ' '; ' -" -.' '" :- ' " 1 ' '. ' ."Oh, dreadful, sir. Such language I never heard never." ; . , , 1 - r .. - German sugar exports for 1911 sea son total 431,100 hundredweight a con siderable decrease, i , - ' ay&Go, '"tor miMmP- a nun ner- sure and ask peered ciean Bread1 the Season TTSST AJnrriJj SHOW vT BlURJCf XT Portland Fruit and Flower Mission Gives trades tbe Aosptoes sf Enjoy I Portland Floral Society This will be ths most artistte ud mas nlfioent Flower Show ever beUl Vest of Boston. . ? MUIIOAL PBOOBAJC nrCXtTTDXTTO COWCE&TS BT PB CAPEIO'S BAWO BTEBT AITEBHOOB AJTD ETBMarO Sp,cclal Features Thousands of Beautiful and P rtirant Flowers, Tropical Plants, Magnificent Ferns. Rare Plants, Electric 'V Water Fountain and Grotto, a Minlatun L a kre with Water Lilies and Goldfish. Prome nades and Lovers' Lane in other words. "Fairyland.'' The Armory w SOWS1EBCK IS Anv i The JottitwlMtfie Theatre 1912. . First in the Field - ' Jimmy Dunn is Portland's original upstairs clothier. . lie has been three years in the Oregonlan building, and has saved ,, Ms numerous customers some thousands of dollar during that time Also at Majestic Theatre building (Park and Washington). t ' '. ' Dry wood and coal. Alblna Fuel Co., East J82, C-1117. , " The PortlAd Grijl U sur 1 rounded by 'the big play- Homei Sts but a few steps from itageland to 1 the welcome and the good J. cheer' that abound here. lf you're i'oing , to the pjay this week, drop in ' either before or after, arid our chef will tell the rest of the story a tale with out words, but none the less entertaining. MUSIC WITH YOUR MEALS Your Own Favorites NOOND'Y LUNCHEON Main Dining-Room 12 to a ' "THE PORTLAND H O T E L G. J. Kaufmahri,' - , ; Manager ' "4'' , . N. K. Clarke, Assistant Manager AMUSESUCNTS' I SEATS ARB VOW HXTLIO TKSATBS 3 TOMORROW Special Price Matinee Saturday. Shubert Bros, and Lewis Waller Present the Widely Discussed Drama, , London Success, A BUTTERFLY ON THE WHEEL An All English Cast ' Evenings: f 1.60, $1, 76c, 60c. tSe, 2 Bo. Special Saturday Matinee, II to 25c HAXX. OBOEBS BOW HEILIG THEATRE T.iimATlPI PACX720 COAST era Co. Xfnnrlov "T.a ' 'Rrthmaa" fPiiiftsav "ConchlU": Wed. Mat., "II Trov tore"; Wed. Night "Lucia: Thurs day. "saiome , j riaay, "Ataaam Butterfly"; Bat Mat, "Salome"; BaC night "Cavallerla Rustlcana" and "V PagliaccL" Evenings and Sat Mat, 13, $1.80, $1, 760, 60c. Cpeclal Wed. Mat, $1.0, tl, T6c 60c. Address letters, make checks and money orders to W, T.- Pangle. - , BAKER ' THEATSB Ham a, A-S360 Geo. 1. Baksr. afss. TONIOHT All Week Matinee Saturday The Baker Players tn "BOBBT BtTBNZT." By the author of "Get Rich Quick Wall ingford." Another thrilling American comedy filled with punches. First time in Portland. Evenings, 25c, S5c. 60c. Mats., S5o only. Next ween "i ne seven aisiers." KAIBT 8, A-1O30. atATIBJSB SAIZ.T. BUt. 15..85, BOO. Bights. IS, 80, BO, 780. ETHEL GREEN 6 OTBIB BIO ACTS 8 Imperial Bamada Troupe. Xarsey's Uy- sle Xjeonard, Pantagescope, Oreea and Parker. Bntierford and Monroe, John SUBaWTi ruy um . y ww mil first row balcony reserved. Phones t A-8839, Main 4638. Curtain 330, 7 as and . ffuiuvaa k Cuusldine Matinee DAILY Beflned VandevlUs. r PRINCE FLORO World's Grtatert Trained - CDimpiuet, Wsiw wumr acsV o fifiaAl M.1 flnmmas hsIum Wrwa whshmiss y. iVVBi , Matinees, any seat, lOo. Bights. 160, 80 0. I Ofat- Th ntr-A JU 1 tllv ineaire Seating & Flood Company presents' the Lapgh-Provuking Comedy "TOO MAHT WIVES." Two performances nightly, 7:S0 and 9:10; Matinees daily, 2:30. Sunday and holiday nights, continuous performance. Friday nightChorus Girla' Contest Prices l5o and ISc. FOR THE STOMACH Bere's an Offer Ton Should sot Overlook RexaJl DysDensIa Tablets rmrdv stomach "troubles by aiding nature to supply the elements the absence of which In the aastrlo lulcea r.iiK inHi. gestion and dyspepsia. : They -aid the stomachtp digest food and to quickly convert It Into rich red blood, and ma terial necessary for overcoming natural body waste. - . - Carry a sackaee of Rexall r)vnnii Tablets in your vest pocket., pr keep them In your. room. . Take ode after each heavy meal and prove our asser tion mat uiaigesuon will not bother you. We know what Rexall DvsnprjfHii Tab. lets are and what they wilt do, We guarantee them to relieve jnaigfstlyn and dj spcpsiw."lf they' faU'we will re fund your money, Three sizes: 25 cents, 60 cents and 11.00. ; Sold only by th owl Hua o., twrs In rovti.iini. 8eattle, Vimkqfne, Kan Franrlnco. ...it. surrounded GrandOp ssswo-'tAmasMs Safe Deposit VsuUs Private boxes at rertsormlitti mt Fire and - UurKlar proof vmiUs i storage, packages, Suit eases, eto. Cim ber of Commerce building. Gold mines have been workfd t TV ales for 60 years. , -1 1 ; Restorative TrcatmcnUo? Nervous Men Coming from a source of un questioned authority on the ail ments of men It is presumed to be Infallible, while the profesnlmi generally Indorse the Ingredients and' prescribe them in many dlf. ferent forms of varlpus diuensos. The , following formula la hlehlv .efficient In quickly. restoring in nervous exhsustlon, melancholia, anxiety, v timidity Jn venturing dlssiness, ' c heart , i palpitation, trembling limbs, insomnia1; thin ness, cold extremities, tired-all-in feellnir' and eeneral Innhllltv to do thoo natural hd rational acts upon wniclrdepends a man's Success andappihess'Tn social and every-day lUt,;i'X -'. The instructions for mixing at home secretly so that .no embar rassment may be felt, are as fol lows: First get three ounces of syrup sarsaparllla compound and one ounce compound fluid balm wort; mix and let aland two hours. Then add one ounce com pound essence . cardlol and one ounce tincture cadomene com pound (not cardamom), and mix all together. The directions are to take one teaspoonf ul - after each meal and one when retiring until bounding health- and full Strength are restored. Even a few weeks will witness .mos! wonderful results. : ; s Astonishing nervous force an J. equilibrium follow the treatment, no matter Bow serious the case. This contains no opiates what ever and ' may also be used - by women Who suffer with their nerves with absolute certainty of prompt and lasting benefits. mmm 'iViViyrtvyy OLD RELIABLE ouT-or-TowB PEOPtE. Should remember that our force Is se organised that we can do their entire Crown. Bridge and Plate Work in a extracting free when piat or bridges r. rfAtiA Ai f a .. . ........ ,i ' 1 crtuB luff mush orti- . -. . muk iuuib wiiuuub Clio icr w pain. No students, no uncertainty, but SDeCiellflta Whn Hn tha mnat as4nHFin . 1 1 . , SEAS TKZSB FBICXS ' - w tnu .......... . .jp,,. ir Bridge Work or Teeth Without Plates SPA 4A aar Aik Bllve Fillings 50 to 1.0O wsainoae or oua nnst BUDoer Plates '.......... 4 lo.oo Bo Charge for Painless Extracting , When Other Work Za Bone . UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS - XBCOBPO BATED - v Sam Korrisou Street, Corner Pirrt Entire Corner Phone Mala 6938. Open Evenings. . ITULITHIC paving has won a name and fame by its superiority in ev ery particular. Insist on bitulithic i" ' " Our nurserv stork im iiu. m -a, a the West Park superintendents in search of an attractive assortment of trees and ihrubswlll flnrt fin i a. J (rtj " K0C J" 'wnat they have 'tSri"",,,een 'k'ng for. Send for 1 our catalogue, "Tmu, Shsabu 5 i.VrCv - MtnitnntM, ""'lfT-T' lsM'iaHiyf' r PH0N Your Witiit Ads to The Journal Main 7173 A-6051 rartrn HHrnnna ? : UIV5UII HUUlUaW Uwv..i; .Office 320 Vniom Ave Cor, Market H Phona Esst 1423. B-3S19. Horse ambulanw for sick or Alsnhi ibulanw for sick or dSsnh! -! a mAieiit's - nutlte. fit Report all cai of ern;!j ea. Qpch day end rtight, - animaia at reaMnnAhlf.. to this office. Foster IZlv "0 uldocr - S3) ml' land, Lc5 . . . ' i mi, j i,u
