TJib OREGON i DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, OC. 18, II
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ARRANGED
PORTOLA
GIRLS
tay in Portland Will Be Fea
tured by Dance and Numer
ous Receptions.i;::V..
Final arrangements- for the enter
Ulnment of the Fortola girls in Port-
.'land were - Derfected meeting ot
the Several reception ' committee held
,'st the Commercial club this noon,
' The San Francisco belles are sched.
uled to arrive at the Union station from
Seattle at 1 p. mi Saturday,- They wtli
be met by the Royal Bosarlans ,ln fall
.uniform and officials of th Rose Fea
'rival association.' As a special escort,
,th Sllverton band has agreed to stay
over In Portland day after the meet
;n. of the State Editorial association.
,to furnish the mosio at the station. -'
In the 'evening they will' be guests
t a banquet at the Oregon hotel at
fwhich Representatives of the Royal BoJ
nrians, Rose Festivals association,
Chamber of Commerea,' Commercial club
una other organisations will .be present
;llowinff the . banquet a dance will be
riven in their honor. in the bail room of
; th hotel, , Moiita- Mayer ha charge
f the arrangements: r .:;.?'; - ;!",i
"' Sunday -the girls - will be the quests
.of the Portland Automobile club. They
will be irfven ride' through Portland
,and vicinity, and dinner later at the
. .club house. , wv'j. Clemens,' president
;or the duo,' M in charge' -or the sr-
. r ran cements. ; : .' :; ;;
' Monday morning' will be devoted to
..visits of the city's - department stores,
in charge of a. committee, . of which J.
Carrey,', secretary -of the, Rose Fes
tival ; association, via chairman. - They
; will be entertained at-luncheon by 1L
.C. Bowers, nwuiatres of the Multnomah
'hotel,; while from 1:39 to o'clock
.".publio reception - will be held at the
Meier A. Frank store. The girls will
; eav for .San Francisco on the Shasta
. ..limited at" E:30 o'clock. i-iH-' .A'f--f'f:.:
Portland is. th last -stop of the 12
, Fortola girls 1 on ttiair tour f of tha
; northwest, advertising the Portola Fes
J tlvai at San Francisco." ' They havs been
royally entertained everywhere. Tb
;;party consists of the 11 PortoU girls,
a chaperone and a business, manager. ,
Robert Krohn is general -chairman of
the committees here, , .';"; " - r '."" V;-
:' ? 'frsm.
HUERTA HASTENS r:
::, ,T0 EXPLAIN: WHY "
: .:' ANSWER IS : SLOW
(Continued From Page One.) i
..earlier were being compelled to admit
that the American view was tha correct
"one.
Huerta's comparative mlMnona tortav
attributed parUy to the emphasis
..with which President LWllson and Sec
retary Bryan called him to time and
Partly to the threat of an International
f 1; et In Mexican waters.' :; At Wis same
time there was considerable ebsplclon
that he was practicing some deception
and ti, development'": Vers. jiiiclously
awaited,. It; was consldCrdt imat the
nest move was Huerta's. - " ;,;
'..'-1. Xlsotion Xs trncsrtaVi. Sv -
- Unofficial advices were to the effect
thai the provisional ; president: still - In,
slated oa a national election October 16
but attention was called 'to' the fact that
the Mexican, constitution prohibits MbaJ
lotlng while the country Is in a state of
disorder. : It also . virtually ' empowers
the president to decide what constitutes
disorderly, .v'?.
It was Said by state department offl
Jiftls that it would not bo surprising tf,
after Dromisinsr an election ud to the
very day for It, Huerta should at the
last moment decide that disorders pre
railed ana can ) on. r ,5 m-1 v. '
'. Votes Hot "Official 1 ' '
v Huert was correct. It was said. In
pointing put that the Wilson and Bryan
notes were not presented to him off!
olally, . In fact, especial pains ' were
taken to see that the presentation was
unofficial slnos it was desired to avoid
according . to him any such ' measure
of 1 , recognition. - Charge - d' Affairs
O'Bhaurhnessy . was ' Instructed to de
liver "tha ' communications as "a pri
vate clti)sen.,, and It was believed he
sent them to tha provisional president
through the ' foreign minister : without
seeing Hnerta 'BnoBaIly. xv "-r:.:
This- roundabout method was cited as
Illustrative of tha car the administra
tion baa taken to deprive the Mexican
provisional executive of the slightest
pretext- for- claiming;, that; Washington
has recognised :Bim.;v.,.iv.-;,.,;v.:
. , aamboa ox ; palero Aooeptable.
It was stated emphatically on admin
istration authority that the heads of
the United .-States government did . not
believe Huerta had eliminated himself
as an influential factor at the coming
election. it was inumatea. however.
oamooa or Caiero should be aleoted.
without Interference " by Huerta, either
one of thera would b' acceptable to
Washington. '" ?A ' : v,
Predictions that Provisional President
Huerta of Mexico would maintain his
present dictatorship over the affairs of
the country until he is assssslnated or
forced to flee was voiced here today
py Kepresenwtive Hardin of Texas, Zol
lowing a visit to the Whits House. .
"Huerta' is a desperate man." aid
Hardin, , "He Is likely to take any measr
ures to maintain his power and save
his awn life." ;- . 1 v -.v?..-
" ' Arrested for Barglarjr. '. ; ;
Three young men were arrested vea.
terdy afternoon by Detectives dolts
and Boyle for i committing 11 hotel
room burglaries. : -The , boys admit the
charge,- further- stating- they-sold the
stolen luggage In second-hand stores.
Ths boys , are Harrr Thompson, II
years old: Georrs Tank. 20 years old.
and Charles Burgls, It years old. They
roomoa at the Ohio hotel,": would go
to another hotel, ass a skeleton key
and taka what clothes and other minor
article they could and sell' them, -
1 Dutch StantSard Abolished.
Washington. Oct !.- A treasury or
der has abolished the Dutch standard la
examination or Imported sugar.
FOND FOR ORCHESTRA
'JZ in :i i iihnTi nniini nr
NOTES OFTHETHEATRICAtWORLD
"With ths SXCentinn e a t1 rrl'(i
il . mm - .-,- v j .. . .....ou ,
uwui i, years ago ror a stock company
In Spokane. "The Mt Mini" i. h.
first dramaUckeffort f XX D, Carter,
.Will End Vigorous
ugn,
vooper, wno has ions baen
Erlmrar1!
The Round-Uo." will thla iMitn
the role of. Sage Brush. Charlie In that
4 1 ' "Aner Five' la rhaaralni in
Only 68S more is necessary to com-1 new comedy bv William ami Daaii n.
plat tha $5000 fund necessary to main- Mlile, which ;WagenhaJs Kemper will
w,,t -ortiana . symphony . orchestra v; " ,
this season, Subscriptions up to date
aggrsgata : 1 48 16, i and S indications v are
Tnai tne runa will be completed within
the next week at the most ;
Thr largest subscription received
uunng , tna , last two days was 1160
Jjurine tne cammilrn. which ha nnt
been in progress .only a day or so more
man a wees; tne Ad club's committee,
headed by Ouy W. Talbot, has secured
11500 in subsoriDtiona. .
Among those .making donations aur-1 v-asmo on or aoour Christmas.
v The Odeon in Paris, alwsva mar ioa
puaoie to foreign works than other
fariHlan Hll,U will annn (,. U,ut
mann s :The : Weavera." because the
piece nan Decome a "classic.' . . .
e
The Adolph Philllpp company has dis
posed of ths English rights to "The
Midnight oirl" to tha Shuberts and tha
piece will be produced at ths New York
ins; the last twp days are: t Sherman,
Clay A Co, 125 j Mrs. Viotor, Jdhnson.
Kockey, 160: Ben Selling. 2Sf. Than.
core a. vvucox, 160; Roderick I Mac
leay, 5f W. M. Ladd. 50; Mrs, Edward
ooice, i;b; Julia E. Hoffman. ISB; n y
-...i, ivuoy a. Alien, ,. , .- w
Bpeaklng at . the Ad elub lunchaon
yesterday, Harvey O'Bryan, one of. the
campaign committee,.; called upon the
club, members to arouss the nublia la
rfo q mo neeos or tne orchestra.
- One of ths recent new nrnriunttnna in
New York was f Her Own Monsy,- by
Mark I Swan, .with Julia Dean aJa
Sydney Booth In ths leading roles of a
young couple between whom era . fi
nancial difficulties. j,-V;: J-'..'
Mroe. Sarah i Bernhardt. V who 'orlsi.
nated the part of the Princess Malls-'
ssnda in Rostand's "Ia rrincessa XQlni
UineT. is years ago. is to revive tha ex
Outsits work in Parta miortly. but will
appear tn ths masculine part of Geof froy
Rudei. as a runner fin-up to popular
Interest she hints at a later appearance
as Armana w vnmiue. '
, Dorothy Bchoemaker. leading woman
at '; the Baker, la the younirest leading
woman to appear With tne Baker Stock
company in rortiana. she Is 23 years
old. - Her popularity as an actress is
growing rapidly. . Her, great ability
was provea in ma part she played In
"Kindling,"; a roie she had never be
fore undertaken. This week shs is ap
pearing in - ns teep .rurpia" ; i ; ; t.
i- Faversham, who will bs seen - In
"Julius Cesser.- at the Heilig theatre
tonight, has . been spared no expense
in- proviaing every scenio property, and
costume affect. : The play Is said to bs
superior to any production of tha kind
sssn In Portland in many a day. -
' !l - - ' ..... '.a a ' .' 'pi 'i, i ,
. : - f . ' .v'' V ' i ... 1- f;-
Kenneth Stuart,' assistant stsgs direc
tor at th Baker theatre, who Is. son of
Ralph Stuart, wall known among theat
rical circles In Portland, seems In a
fair way to follow In tha footsteps of
his father, creator of the role of Wall.
Ingford In the Chicago production, where
tna son has aiso appeared. -
.r-ir'v , , , ,
r Portland .womenespecially - theatre
goers, are to have tha privilege In, the
ncr futni-, pj f, lg a real "heauty
parlor" on the stm Georse U Baker,
in lils ract'ct trip . ist to engage the
iock company for tlm season, ohtainea
the new play, "Lady From Oklahoma."
In the second act of ths play is Intro
duced tha scone from a Fifth avenue
beauty parlor. Ths realistic features of
ms scene arc aid to bs excellent '
Mclvin O. Winstock, general msnager
or tin Feopie'g theatre, has signed
contract with Daniel Frohman for the
production at the People's theatre -exclusively
of every photoplay produced
by the Frohman organization, This
means that the people of Portland will
be enabled to see some of the great
stars of the theatrical firmament at a
comparatively small , cost : y 4 v
. The opening attraction,, whloh will
begin Sunday, October it, is Mrs. Flake,
in f'Tess Of the p-Urbervllles." This
attraction;. Ilka all others, will run one
week. The next attraction will be Mary
Ptckford in 'In the Bishop's Carriage."
Among other stars -to appear later will
bo ' Lily tangtry -tn "His Neighbor's
Wife," Henry ' Dixlo - in -Cbelsea," and
Cecelia Loftus, , ' " .
yThIs 'Innovation vf4means' - an entire
Changs in policy at the popular amuse-
mapt'nottBa,t-v;.';v'.''.''s ' li , .
.-. The" theatre will .undergo many im
provements. ,New carpets havs been put
down, new decorations made,- and the
heating accommodations will be of the
boat Ushorg will, appear In full dress
SUltS. !..' , , , .' - ,
An advance in prices at tha People's
is announced. Ths new prloes follow:
Baloony, io cants; lower floor, 10 cents;
little white i:z::
DHEAKS HECCr.DjL'.YJ.
291 EGGS I Ti CC3 DAY
' Oregon' ' A grlculturat College,'.
tworvains, tr Oct 16. V,:n
College station .hen Mo. C-513;
4 ' laid an egg today she'comiileted
, (her first year of . laying with a
4 record of ,201 , eggu, , just nine
more than the world record and
10 more than the United States
record. She ' began her record
performance on October 16, 1912,
at the age., of five- and a half
months. - Within ' the year she ,
broke two Tecords one, by-lay-,
lng 09 eggs in 100 days. .And as
If that were not glory enough foe'
one , little white hen, Fhe cele-.
brated her performance by laying '
so early - in the '.day that It
seems certain she will keep up
tha good work for some time.
box seats, 10 cents. Box seaU may be
reserved in advance. ,
Tha curtain will go up at a regularly
appointed hour. -',''
, Have You Seen ',
Ths , -v-onderful ' dances Alllston and .
Trucco the staircase. waits and Texas
Tommy jdanoeT The sensation -of f.ie
day.' .Arcadian Garden,- Hotel Multno
mah., ' , -Ady,) .
Journal Want Ada bring results,
HJoiZsiEiHEnaHiHJozjQaQ
7 JILLS IN CONGRESS S Cj(
HAWLEY INTRODUCES
'tEs3tE3tE3FJ
fWaahtnrfna Rnraan nf Tk- .1 1
Washington. Oct. 16. Renreaentatlva
iiawiey introduced bills la congress to
day as follows: For purchase of sites
and erection of federal buildings at Ash
land, Oregon City. Grants Psss and Cor-
MallUt, ...AS I . a a a a. a . I
of aWSa "THE OWL'S" TVVENTTETH STORE OPENS IN OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
tha Sluslaw river; to establish a mining " t ' t - , - , , ,VMU 7
experiment station at Grants Pass; tot CI
amend section 8291, revised statutes, re
lating to taking a homestead: to amend
ths act relating to homestead entries to
tna suets reservation, giving purchas
ers in good faith ths same rights aa on.
trymen; requiring reports on entrvmen
to bs submitted to them before making
decisions affecting them; providing for.
printing 25,000 copies of a book contain
ing-, illustrations of fruits.
Less than ona month nsro i snnonnrif li-rin'nrn' '"m,"A.v. . -
jf - -r ..,. mh. . uiusMEuui way oown
wujr in vwwii eiuica, ivr since tna opcninf ot tne nineteenth another "Owl" store
IB At'The OwP O
KcJaks&Kcdak Supplies
Always on Hand, and Always
New and Fresh
: Quality Printing enrj
Developing.
naa Men opened in Uikland, gaurornia--the twentieth link In the chain of tha ."Greatest Drug Stores
In alllha West" Ifs another step forwardThe Owl Drof Company's poUcy of advancement- peat
er ootput and an increased purchastaf power, thereby iurtherinflr hs ocDortnnirieia to wive ;'.', m,a .,
' Old Stable Most Go.
Although the owners of Frailer and!
McLean's stable At Fifth and Taylor!
streets, had appealed to tha city ooun-1
ell from the decision of Building In-1
pector Plummer. who had ordered the I
barn torn down, tha city council sus
tained Plummer and' the building will
have to be removed, , ,
1 t Newport Will Vote. .
Kewport, Or, ' Oct' . 1 .--Oa November I
Newport will again vote oa tha local
option question. ; , ,
Journal Want . Ads bring results. "
FREE ; . FREE
sit, ft, , , . 1 , .
. f AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL,
THIS BEAUTIFUL $400
JESSE
FRENCH PIANO
Will Be Given Away . Free to the Person
Sending us the Largest List of Complete
Words Found in Webster's Dictionary Made
From the Words '
"Reed-French Piano"
OUR 1NEW STORE
Our kiea is to draw attention of tha' public to-ear new
tore, Tenth and SUrk streeU, and tha fine Una of
Pianoa that wa earry.-;.." ;.":.-v .-).' '-Ck-i:-:-::-
; Many othef fine premiums will b glren for second
best list third best list tad o on. f rT-Ky-.z
Put on your thinking cap: and send In a tist Soma
one will get these prizes why. not youK So ret buirl
Make your list and send it In right stay. Free to every
body. .We want everyone who would like a fine Plana
or nmr nano to. enter xnis competition, u -. :; r .
A little study and numberless words will come 'to!
you. Send in your list right away It might be the one
10 win ine piano. ' ;-,.4v!.--;..,-v(''-v - a
. , ..'f5-V: i.1j.;., 'i.-:-, i;-;''. s-,.v.t ;!.
V' v .V All Answers Must Reach Our Store Before) 6 P. M., October 28, 1913.
S5i htm WW Jm French Piano for tha largest
. tZ the,econipI?8 b ereditcertiflcata of $150 and
aTTi Wtb Pri dlt eertiflcata of $150
J? J? .wt Pria te be a credit certiflcate of
115a the fifth prize to ha a credit eertiricata of $135 1 for tha nest
five best answers a credit certificate of $125 each wUl be' riven, to
?ft '"Pi? ffedl ;tHkatiof $120 wia be given; and then
foUowing these In groups of twenty-five the next best lists will re
ceiver credit certificates of $2i0 leas than the previous group, untU 25
have been awarded at $50. All other answers will receive credit cer
tificate of not less than $25 each. -Thaae credit certificates are good
for the amount stated toward tha purchase of any new Piano or Player
Piano at the regular, price. Time of Certificate is limited and Is not
good on any purchase made prior to' its date, f Only;on certificate
can ue appuea an one ptano. 7
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Sr:SINCE!875( r
"""T?7r7r"""""aaaal-L
CONDITIONS
llP2I:r.JS.IJ5L.l?ttp contained In ' th
wards 'REBD-FRBNCH PIANO" oan
be used. -No letter oan -bs used in
any word more times tnan It appears
In theee words. .The letters. can bs
osed for different . words , as many
times as desired. Make 'as many
words ast possible that are taken
from, Webster's , dictionary. Write
f,hf Plainly and . number your
list, nil out tlis coupon below and
bring to uriatore,JI'enth and Stark
BtSf, or mall to Contest Manager.
Free to all except employes of this
storo and Immediate rami lies. . Only
one answerallowed from one person.
Th Judging will; be left to three
prominent men of Portland, whoes
names will be announced, later...
tn the event two or- more eontest.
ant tie for either of the prises, di
vision will be msjds oa sc.val baals.
,.9:"??? ?f Pianos-Our Prices-and Out Methods
Touwii find at our "tore such well-known standard
2::,.0f tiL'Ll' "!nfrAs. Lindemsn?Hallet
French R. fl. Howard Co..
As UaTls, French & Sons. Schubert. Hlarrk r!nn. t....
inn "uu" aw fiwio una jneiiaoarana aa-ivota pi.vm
, ?.-".r?"9P.a"- Holmes ft Son,, and
Pianos. : . Every one guaranteed. ,
; We guarantee to apply atf credit certificates on any
instrument seleoted , a4, the Tegular esUbUshsd' Eastern
Factory Retail Prices, adding only ths actual shipping
uiinim w rvruauu, ipn gives yOtt ths
buying a Piano at the very closest price.
':,v ',-''" "y"' o'iv:. -rri. ":y oo Tiro
Our object In doing this Is to give direct to ths bui
mm ia io give aireci to tne buyet :
wiou qb piano is mors xnan oriaet tne proportion
of advertis lng and high rent that you are reaufr.d to
Py.W. dealers who. only sell 'a few pianos by ths Old.
, Ws want-svery household . In Oregon and Southern
Waahlnaiton to know our house and the line of Pianos ;
we oarry, which ars of the world's etandard makes. We
are in our new atora. our atank nt Pi.ni -
. . . . ,r. . inviiB you in can ann ihidhi in a iiiv mi .m. . Af
sxpanaw roniw xw gives you ths oDoortunitr of I tha Pi.. afab.r'a al '.mi. -..Vi.."-Wr..r;-
. T . T ' T ' T . - w . . ... .v. VIKIMMBa
vS-iAiima full paruttiara,'vr,'.'f':. ;c, i-;-'4--..n1-r:"-:-.--r
arm to'Ont.OexaaatalT-:i;
I herewith Bubmit'my answer, subject to conditions ocompetition, and agree to abide by de
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VALUE The most of the best for tha least. .
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Kodak Albums
Special Friday ; i7Q A
and Saturday 4., i a1
Mr
CHURCHILL
SOAP
ema regnlas
pels ISo oaks,
on sal Priday
and Saturday at
Two
for
15c
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CARBOUC
SALVE- v:r'i:
the fnn " asa
slsa, ea sals
Priday sad Bat
arday . at only
10c ;
BRONCHIAL
TROCHES P
b ISo else,
oa sale Priday .
aad Saturday at
tas apsoUl
10c
BENNETT ''-
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REMEDY "
aha fall ' 80o
sise on sal 1
Priday and Sat
arday at ..
25c '
MADE
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LOONEN OF PARIS W
FanAsIln f a. Tka
j wvviauT , ws a saw TS.il
Co.'
Twenty Store.
This One Priced at $1.50
f al
of GENUINE EBONY, with solid back, Haa nine rows of whits, pure stiff bristles, all K1
hand-drawn they won't come out. 1 Yaara of aatiafaetio In tkla ..J all TJ-
Hair Brushes. Length 8H laches. A fiae, hifh-frade ladies' or gsntiemsn's Hair Brush.
aaaaa.a.. -r VYYYinriniV-naj1 ajg
Candy Special!
i Friday and Saturday ') .
Chocolate Noiigatines
19c
-A full ppund o( this Tooth
some Confectionery at the
specuu, pouna, , .
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VIBRATORS
The $25 Kind , fcl 7 fA ijs
at TheOwP;.91iSvU
- FREE
" Friday
and Saturday
A Package
of Envelopes
With Each '
"Owl" , Writing TaWet
a klgB .giads Xdneav Vapsv' that
tsomes la tnrse slsos, priced as
foliowsi ,', ,
Tks note alsa at.'...M..,..iB
packet else t...,....20e
Tie letter slse at.........2Sa
Tha psokasw of as Z4aa Pinisa.
Xavsiepsa PASS with eaoh Saba
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Ton know, or should knew, ths worn A
est
Protectors, Speci
' . Per IVadlea and Oentlemsn. Made of donhle thickness
" of red felt, for chest and haok protection. Bpeoial priday
and Saturday, 30.'x;v-...j,s.:.j5: -r'"":iv
derfol benefits of Vibratory lcassagw.
Ordinary hand massasa Is Mod bat
. Vibratory Manage by meana of ts
V:i Arnold Kasssgs Vibrator haa all ths
valne of the old style hand snasssgs and
'' many offsets that oonld mersr be at
talned by ths hand method. With tho
1 appUoators yon oan enjoy . Sfassaga
. vreaunens ngni in jroor own noma as
.L.' ; Tory roiis axpenso. tm oompiete aaa
Arnold Vibratory aquipment la hand
"' soma substantial oarrying oaas at "The
t-Ovn.fo,,iT.50...v;i.;:;fe'
Henckel Make
SCISSORS
' At Special Price ;
An $125 Scissors now at OfYi
tha special OVC
AU $U0 and $1.73 Sds- no
sort, special ,v. ..;..;;;.' el 0 C
All $2.00 Scissors now f A
t the apecial v leij
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, IN THE RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT .
. !. C . Q OTTiaB 1st the 8-qnart sUs.
KrttHst Snsrisl '' '' UJL fln arade, maroon '. colored,
OOIUC, Opeciai ., .y - , Black-trlmnisa hot water bottla
and ssrricsable.
$1 Baker A tomizer
Baker Catarrh t 0 1
Treatment, Botkfor OC
V Aa ansqnalsd combination - for "
oatarrbal treatment, aatBma
(' and sors throat. She Atomlaar '
'"is' decided Improvement, hav. ;
wg- mors new sna aeslranie
fsatnres than other Instru
ments for like ass. Great rs
lief will no experienced whsrs ,
Baker Catarrh Treatmanf is
applied through aj. the Baker
Atomissr. ...i..'
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II PWiaJa (MMii ma! -S ?
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: -swfir, VF''.;
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F6rTTiU Regular. 50c
W . ' e a ". . ' w v 'v.s.., aa ;..: a -, . . .J
detachable I Handle BATH RRI ISW I
liii Hardwood ! handle and back j Nineteen inches' long;: Brush has strap
handlecan be used without long handle. Nins rows of bristles in i -i
orusn. un special cale Friday and Saturday at S9s K
3i
iiz fi h oeaconaoie
Biya Whits i'a a ana 25(j
HsmU P s t r o 1 tna Zmnl. y '
jftsxall Cod Xlrer OU BmiP 75c
! $1.00
Bsall Cherry Bark at
wwt wrJ aaBfa tees' sea ,
wezau uuts QU Xmul-
ion . . .
$1.00
Auto Chamois )(f
at thei Special t !!:fj.
. Specially prepared fof auto and
carriage, cleaning. A large sise 19
Ki irichet by 25 Inches. X Special Fridsy
ana daturaay oniy at avp
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l,00 Inscription FUlel by the Owl Drug Company During September ' ")
Wachinston and Broadvay
QOtZjOLJuIQ ESTABLISHED 1892; NOW TWEfOT 3TOHES ON THS PACIHC COAST r?r'
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