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,- -s ' J THE 1 OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, TRZDAY, UAR2i;19ie aw .. - .frx-yf t y 3 BRIEF; INFORMATION "(JI8T DAY Or U16.) to ninerary membership .yesterday. A resolution - proposing--the lection, pre sented ' by Earl Jl. Clark, was unani mously adpptd. aa wai a resolution presented by Hamilton Johnstone, riv ing tribute to the United States tor em service, particularly Thomas H. Sherrsrd and R. 8. Shelley of the for est service, for cooperation In the con- BIIt30BroaHrarat Tarfor. "niepberd el i struction of the Larch mountain trail. th. Hllta," Bandar, atwdar, Toaaday and ! vhe final report of the Larch monn- Wcdaeadar aicht. aitk Wtdnadir anarinea. . . ... frnm I ... I." ,T -. ' iu. ' ''" nswi iviuuiuu. . ... . icin. BaKEO Broa AMUSEMENTS Vvjl-U nmradaa slant, i V " " " . tfantannalli B.Vrw7 a.,.M.Vi.hL the chairman, wenry Mayes, ine away. aioniaua. m tba Wb Vamnlll. Bakac Vaade- Ptajavs. Im A. Rattrf). m tHa WhaaL unrnitji-Broadway PANTAGES BroaeVajr at Aider. Taadevllle. s:80. 7:30, S:M.. . EMPKXS8 Broadway at Stark. VaadarlUa. S'.ao. T:30 lad araek daya. OoBtlaoooa from 6.30 Bandar. LSHIO foortB and Stark. M osteal comedy. .). 1 :3o and ttUO. . NATION AO Park aad Weat Park at Stark, kiotioa pletorea. alAiUtXIC Waabtoftoo at Park. Uotloa pic ture, 11 a. ta. to 11 p. COLUMBIA Sixta. bwwaaa veaahloftoa a ad Stark, Uorton pictures. 11 . b. la 11 p. a. PEOPLES Wcat Park. aar Aider. Motion pletorea. It a. B. to 11 p. si. ' ART UUSEIMFlftn at Taylor. Hocra 9 te week daya; 3 to ft Bandars. Free after- aoone of Toeaday. Tboraday. Friday Satar- uay aod Sunday. Coming Events. Oregon CI rlc 1mm luocbeoo at Moltrjomak hotel. January 22. at boob. Probibltkta party annual conference January 2S. 9:M a. m. Portlaad Sympboay Orcbatra. concert at tba Uellia. January 24. . ' Indiana Society meeta at Uaaoolc Tetapla, Icucsry 23, 8 p. m. , Pacific Coaat Haacoe A Protaetlte society. aDLBal board meeUnc and t taction, January 24. ilerentb annaal aatomoblie abow at Atcaory. Jfcoary 24-29. Orea-oa Colaaibia Cairaralty alunnl aaootbly luuebcon, Ckambac of Obaastcrca. January 29. oretoa HeuU Hardware and lapleutent Leaiera' aaaociatios conTtBtioa, Intparial bo ld. Janoary 2S-S& Botary clnb lancbaos at noon, Jaaaary 23. Ad dob iBocbeoa at Boon, Jaaaary 26, klalt aoiuih butci. Woodraw Wllaoa learoa meeu at Caarral Ubmfy Jitinary 26, 8 p. m. PrcfraWlTt Business Ilea's club law-aeon, Janoary 17. at aigitnomab notel. at noon Realty board lancheon January 'JS, at soon. Uria Uara(a Owuara cuuttiuut at La Armory. Jaaurr 28. Kanaaa Society meeta at T. U. C. A.. Jan uary 2S, 8 p. m. Battery a revalon February S. Lutheran Laymea aflaaionary aonrentloa, Fabrnary 13-16. Today's Forecast, Portland and rtcinlty Toalfht aad Satur day oeeaaional rsln; aoatberly lnds. 0reoa Toolaht and Saturday occasional rain wnl. unaettled. probably rata or anow east portion: eoutnrly winds. Waabintoo Tonight and Satnrday rain weat. rain or snow eat porUon. colder north east portion tonlfbt, colder eaat portlou 9at uiday: southwesterly winds. , Idaho Tbe lab t and 8atarday fair sooth, un settled, probaly scow flurries and colder north portion. trail was built under the direction, of the club. Extension Classes to aCeeV Exten sion classes of the University of Ore gon will meet tonight in the -Central library, as follows: Psychology, in room B at 8 p. m.. Dr. Rebec lecturer, subject, "What Is the Goal of All Men ial Life?"; Profeasor Prescott's class in practical public speaking- at 7 p. m. In the story hour room, and his class in extempore speaking; at 8 p. m. in the same room. Professor Prescott will meet a public speaking- class In room B at 7 p. m and at 8:15 o'clock tLo class for lawyers in the auditor ium of the county court house. Adjataat General Ketuns. George A. White, adjutant general of the Ore gon National guard, has returned from an Inspection trip in southern Oregon, where he was accompanied by Colonel Creed Haymond of Eugene and Cap tain Collins of the United States army. In Medford a number of the student In the high school have joined the Coast- Artillery corps.- General White speaks highly of the officers In com mand and of the Interest taken in Ashland and Medford by the rank and file. aTnmans Society Ms Comtest, Judge Otto J. Kraemer has offered. through the Oregon Humane society, of which he is a trustee, caah prizes as gregating S35 to the high school stu dents for the beet essays on the sub ject of how to best arrive at peace in the world's conflict and to avoid inter national cruelty. Judge Kraemer has been connected with the Oregon Hu mane society for a great number of years, and has several times offered prizes of this character to the schools rnnsral of Captain Bulger. Funeral of Captain Thomas J. Bulger, the aged ship builder, who died - in this city Wednesday, will take place to morrow morning1 at 9 o'clock from St. Lawrence church. Third arid Sherman streets. Interment will be in River view cemetery. Captain Bulger was born in St. Johns, New Foundland, in 1827,- and came to Oregon in 1S59. 1840, and had-lived for sv number of years at Ocean Parte Mrs. 'F. p. Browning, of Newberg, ls a daughter. The. funeral arrangements ar in charge of J. P. Finley ec Son, but have not been completed.' - t . JLhaval IlioUm. Rabbi R. Ab- ramson will officiate. at the services of Congregation Ahaval 8holom, Park and Clay streets, tonight and tomor row morning at ;30. reaoonass Aid Society Maetsv The Oregon. Conference Deaconess Aid so ciety is holding its quarterly meeting today In Trinity M.-E. church, 444 East Tenth street. , , Coffee Zay. Saturday, 4 ftc bulk cof fee, 26c; limit. 4 lbs. to person. Martin Marks Coffee Co., 252 Third at., near Madison. (Adv.) Supper and Special Meeting-. The Thoburn league of the Centenary. M. E. church will have a supper previous to the special meeting tonight. ' Steamer Jesse Harklns for Camas, Washougal and way landings, daUy, except . Sunday. Leaves Washington Street dock at 2 p. m, (Adv.) ; i CoaL Try Fordes Prairie C6aL Lump, JC.00. Nut, 16. Prompt deliv ery. Bob sleds for hire. Main 647. A-2247. (Adv.) Save Ton Tried the delicious ' new Dixie. BunsT They are a Haynes prod uct and making a big hlL Ask your grocer. (Adv.) Order a Dose 2Cayaes Dixie Buna Wholesome and delicious. 6 cents buys a whole dozen. Your crocer tnem. (Adv.) Suits to Order, $10 down and balance $5 a month. Unique Tailoring company, 309 Stark, between Fifth and Sixth. Ad. Save 30 Per Cent on housefurnish Inga. I sell direct from Jobber. Tabor 4345 and I v will explain. (Adv.) stcCargar, Bates k XJvaly. Fire, cas ualty and automobile insurance. Teon bldg. Telephone Mala 1, (Adv.) Weather Conditions. The British Colombia disturbance has mored aautneaatward, the lowest barometer this noratnf being 29.38 inches at Swift Currant. Seek.; a secondary depreeelun la over the )cef Miaaoart valley. High pressure obtains 6ver the eoathweet and the Appalachian High lands, and the pressure la Increasing rapidly over northern Alberta. Precipitation baa oc curred la the northwest, Canadian aootbwest. Ariaoaa. the aoathtern Rocky Mountain states and eastward and nortneastward . o the At lantic coast and Lake region. Tb rainfall was heavy in western Ulaaoorl and northers Illinois. Tbe west her la warmer in moat sec- tiona . from the Plain atatea eastward and much warmer in eastern Washington, eastern Oregon, western Montana and southern Kaa Kttcbewan; it is mnch colder la Alberta, nonheaitern British Columbia and soutbwett erb Colorado. Temperatures are muck below normal in Nevada and Alberta. Storm warn ings were changed to a mall craft warnings at 6:30 a. m. today. I The condlttona are favorable for rain or enow in tbia district tonight and Saturday ' except In tout hern Idaho; It will be colder in eastern Washington and northern Idaho;' winds will br mostly southwesterly. THEODORE r. DRAKE. Aaalstant Forecaster. Observations. Tempers tares g g "3 - a j STATIONS S aZ . J4 . o i N ;a is I UU-jtl 5 a J bs t Baker. Or 22 -(-20 22 12 II O Bolae, Idaho 24 14 28 1 o Bos ton . Mass... 42 1S 40 40 01 Calgary, Alta...- 60 30 -22 12 .04 Chicago) III 44 H 40 40 24 1.78 Kenver, Colo 16 , 10 3H 13 12 0 Pea Viofnes. Ia.. 44 8 4.) 84 12 I dee. Kan..... 34 0 4 32 12 .04 I-clutb. ailnn. .. 24 0 82 22 0 Knreka. Cal 44 4 48 42 "I Freano.- Cal 404 SO 38 0 ;aleston. Texas 64 2 66 62 16 0 Helena, afoot 28 34 Id 4 20 0 Haion, 8. D 23 4 30 ' 12 0 Jecktonvtlle, Pla. 66 14 68 62 10 .01 Ktoaaa City. Mo. 62 16 42 3S 26 2.24 Knoxvtlle. Teon. 36 10 48 36 O -IWiaton. Idaho. 38 32 SH 18 O ) Angeles, CaL 46 4 58 46 0 Marabfleld. Or.. 42 4 46 40 (2 New Orleans, La. 64 4 72 64 10 0 New York, N. Y. S8 8 40 36 14 0 Nome, Alaska.. -16 4 -22 .... 0 N. Head, Wn.. 40 2 42 H8 24 .28 N. Yakima, Wn. fci 34 24 16 u PltUborg, Pa... 60 14 46 46 06 Pecatello, Idaho 12 28 8 10 0 Portlaad. Or 40 2 41 38 18 .34 Raawborg. Or 40 t 46 36 04 Fcramento. , CaL 40 - 4 48 38 0 St. Paul. Minn. .302 36 24 0 Salt Lake; Ltah. 18 4 28 14 0 Kan Diego. Cal.. 46 . O 61 46 .... 0 Ban Francisco... 44 -f 4 64 44 0 Seattle. Wash . .. 38 0 38 36 24 .18 (Sheridan. Wyo: . O S 28 2 o Spokane, Wash. S3 24 96 90 20 .02 lacoma. Wash.. 34 4 88 34 64 Tetooea 1.. Wn. 64 8 42 33 28 .22 V aides. Alaska -lO 2 -16 0 Victoria. B. C... 34 4 30 30 .66 Walla Walla 40 32 44 33 16 0 Washington. P.C. 4Q 6 46 88 Q2 Xnto Strikes Bleig-h. Driving to town in a sleigh from his ranch on the Cornell road. Otto Williams, aged fl years, was struck by an automo bile in charge of T B. Woods of Sixty ninth and GUsan streets on Lovejoy street . near Twenty-fifth about 6 o'clock last night. He was taken to the Good Samaritan hospital, suffer in? from cuts and bruises. Boston. Baked Bean Supper. -A Bos ton baked bean supper and dance will be given by the New England society a: Woodmen hall, East Sixth and Washington streets, January 27. Sup pet served from 6:30 to 8, after which there will be card and dancing. Open to the general public. All former New Englanders especially Invited. nn Book and Catalogue Printing-. F. W. Baltes &. Co. Main 15. A-116S. Ad. Dr. B. C. building. Brown, zya, Zar, Mohawk (Adv.) rra&k X.. Smith's Sirloin Steak, 15c Pot roast, 10c; Beef stew, 8c. Porterhouse 'st'ks, lie; Sausage. 13V4c Shoulder pork,. 10c; Pork chops, 12 He. Pigs' feet. 3c; Pickle pork. 12 He Breakfast bacon. 16c; Bacon backs, 15c. Light hams, 15c: Kid chops, 10c. Kid shoulders, 8c; Kid less, 10c. Frank L. Smith's Is 228 Alder st. Adv. "Automobile Salesmanship." "Sell ing Automobiles" will be the subject of A. H. Brown, of the Studebaker Cor poration of America, who will speak at the regular fortnightly meeting of the Portland Salesmen's club tonight. C. S. Hanawalt. of the Oregon Motorcar company, will be the chairman. I Dry (roods Store Bobbed After .12 smashing the glass of the front door. thieves entered fhe Marshall Dry Goods store at East Morrison street and Union avenue yesterday, taking about 810 from the cash register. The safe was tampered with, but was not opened, the police say. I Books' for Business) Men. An open ' meeting will be held at the Albina branch library, 250 Knott street, at S .o'clock tonight, to discuss "What Books Can Do for the Business Man." W. V. Woodward will preside, and successful business men will take part. Dr. Haynes, Optician, Morgan bid. Ad, Noted Banker Gives Fund to Willamette Henry Clews ia atemory. of Dr. John X, Coleman, Tormatr President ofy'tk Xnatltiitloa, Donates $500. Willamette University. Salem. Or.. Jan. 21. Henry Clews, the noted New York banker, has Just donated 8500 to Willamette university to be used in .the establishment of a library alcove in memory of the late Dr. John H. Cole man. who served as president of the university from 1903 to 1907. The bequest was secured through the efforts of Dr. Carl G. Doney. who knew of the personal friendship which existed between Mr. Clews and Dr. Coleman. At a recent meeting of the board of control, the trustees decided to. in crease the fund now available to 82500 that the memorial may be made more bubstantlaL Plans to secure this amount have been initiated. Articles of Incorporation. Articles of incorporation have been filed as follows: American Export Lumber company, capital 8100.000; F. A. Doty. B. Cole and George Col, Incorporators. Western Produce com pany, capital 810,000; C R. Beckly, A. H. Kelso and E. A. Burt Incor porators. Dearlove-Izard Manufactur ing company, capital 810,000; Georce D. Dearlove, Henry Izard and Royal O. Bachman, Incorporators. J. R. Wartman company, capital 82000; J. R. Wartman, F. E. Wartman and W. II. Mueller incorporators. Siuslaw Harbor Land company, capital 85000; T. G. Conley, B. F. Murphy and Wil liam Turner incorporators. W. H. Haizlip company, capital 85000; L. D. Goodrich. H. L. Goodrich and E. G. Alfredson incorporators. L-M-R Soap company, capital 82500; E.- P. McDaniel. Caddie B. Rees and Henry R. Lowrle incorporators. HEAD OF- PRINCETON DUE TO ARRIVE IN IS PORTLAND- TONIGHT Distinguished Educator. Will Make Three Addresses, One- Public, While Here. TALK ON PREPAREDNESS Successor of Woodrow -Wilson Xa Be liever of unitary Training for Xea la Collages. President Hlbhsm's 'Portland Program. . Friday. 7. p. m.. arrives v Union .depot. i i ' ft - - -a large number of P6rtland?s' school teachers and ' educators ' will atterrJL .President . HIbben will, address Princeton meta on Princeton affair at 12:86 p. ra. i .He will be the truest t honor at a dinner given by. the University club at 7 o'clock . Saturday evening. and here, his subject will be "Military Prer paredaess." He will -If a ye for (Se attle at 11 o'clock Saturday night. A committee - composed of Hob "t W. Lewis. James F. Ewing and Presr cOtt Cooklngham arranged , tbe ' HIb ben program' here. ' Eleqt New Officials ; For Power Company Control of Callfornia-Oregoa power Company Ase-nxoed by Those Who Put Up Xoasy. San Francisco, Jan. 21. XI. N. Si) Radical changes in ;the personnel -of the officers, directors aad executive commiitee of the Calitbmla-Orgfeon Power company, were put into effect at the stockholders . annual .meeting, lx Saturday morning. 8:30 o'clock, address at Reed col- . lege. , 12 to 12i30 p. m.i address be- fore Oregon . Civic league and its guests at Multnomah hotel 12:35 p. m., conference with Princeton . alumnL 7 p. m.. guest of honor at University club dinner, subject. "Military Preparedness." 11 p. m., leaves for Seattle. President John Grier Hibben of Princeton, .wili arrive in Portland this evening at 1 o'clock from Salt Lake City. He is- on tour of the principal cities, of the United States In order to meet with and discuss Princeton affairs with the alumni of the uni versity. But while he is here he will de liver at least one address on the sub ject of "Military Preparedness." The successor to President Wilson as the .head of Princeton university, earnestly believes In the military training of .men In colleges and be lieves this training essential to na tional preparedness . for war. He will speak to the students an 1 faculty of Reed college Saturday morning at 8:80 o'clock .on military training for college- students. His only public address while here will be delivered before the Oregon Civic league at ther Multnomah hotsl from 12 to 12:30 p. m. Saturday. Be. cause of the earllness of the ho'ir those who wish to attend are re quested to make reservations by tele phoning A. C. Newlll. chairman of the program committee, or Isaac Swett, secretary of the league; iHo to be prompt In attendance. Th league extends an Invitation to all who care to attend regardless of whether they are members f the organization. Reservations are held until 12;10 p.m. Dr. C. H.. Chapman will speak at this meeting on "Municipal Markets.'.' Because of President Hlbben's prominence In the educational world You Want Results Afternoon report of preceding day. TOWN TOPICS' Tlks Initiate Members. The Port land lodge of Elks last night took past its portals a class of 16 new members. It was decided to give a dance by the Elks' band on February 8 for members and friends. mabU Wise Speaks Tonlg-ht. Rabl- Wise will speak tonight at Beth Is rael on "Slaves of the Book." and next week his subject will be "Heinrich Heine." All men and women are welcome. Death of BCra. A, u. HaakalL Mrs. Alavan E. Haskell, widow of tbe late Henry Haskell, formerly of Ocean Park. Washington, who died on Janu- arv. 20. at the residence of Mrs. Mark PubUc Speakiaar Extension Classes. Montgomery. 544 East Thirty-seventh University of Oregon extension ' street South, was born In Kentucky in classea will meet tonight in the C an- s tral library as follows: Professor' Prescott's class in practical public speaking at 7 p. m.. in the story hour room and his class In extempore peaking at 8 p. m.. psychology at 8 p. nv, in room B: The subject of Dr. Rebec's lecture is "What Is the Goal of All Mental Life?" On Saturday) iTOiessor ' rrestou win meet a class In publld speaking- In room B at 7 p. m.. and at 8:1 the regular class for lawyers in the auditorium of the county court house. Mrs. Zeller's Funeral Held. The funeral of the late Mrs. Lelella Zeller. wife of E. G. Zeller, of Oswego, was held this afternoon from the Fin ley chapel. The body "will be sent to Maryaville, Cal.. for interment. Mrs. Zeller was well known In Portland among; a wide circle of friends, and was an active worker in the Rebekabs, I. O. O. F. and the United Artisans. Men's Suits and Overcoats. Men. buy upstairs, where you escape high-rent profits. I sell you 829 suits and overcoats for 814.75, all ready to wear. Jimmy Dunn, S16-18-17 Oregqn ian bldg. Elevator to 3d floor. (Adv.) Use Bassett's. tbe Original Native Herbs for Constipation. Rheumatism. Headaches. 50 tablets 26c. All druggists. New Jersey zinc mines In 1914 pro duced ores valued st $7,515,914. r The arttatic wording of a long advertisement will not correct your eye de fects. It la not a long story. I fit Olaaaea. That ooe thing I do, aad I do It right. Wny t Because SO years' practice baa ta tight me how. It la no experiment with me. Reduced prices balance thla month. Dr. GEO. A. CUTTING Eya Bight Specialist. 893Vi WASHrWOTOV. Ground Floor Salling-Hirsch Bldg. ' . Formerly With Jaeger Bros. X i NOTICE! emaaf Safe EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED 3JU 342 ALDER STREET Opposite Pantagee Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepackage proves it 25c at all druggists. aassaassssswsssssaBBasssssBBssBassisraaissa '"'ax Portland JCrteasloa Coarse lecture. The f list lecture in extension course, 1 XXVIII,-"The Far East From an Amer-ican-'.VlsVwps-lnt." will be given by K. T3. Uatourette at 8 o'clock this evening-. In Library hall. Central library. The ' examlratlon in the extension study course in the history of Eng lish literature will be given tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock In room 208, Reed college. - 8. Beasoa Honored In recognition of his services to Portland and In- the building- and beautifying of the Colum bia river ' highway, the Progressive Business Men's club elected S. Benson COHVXDEH BTT OPPXS - . OS TOTOa SXMTatXi WOaUC Go to any destai office ia Port land.' - get their rlcs and advto-a and tben come to ma and teara my price ana wnat i caa ,o for you. Examlna i tion frea. 1 give my .personal attentioa ta all work. DIClC r. NEWTON. : Manager. . Pla tea ...... ...$5.00 , Gold Crowns.... 1.1 sGold Fillings.... 1.09 - Bridge Work,... .! . Painless Extrtctioa t Boston i Dentists '-. SSSU Wash. St. Bet. 4th aad Sth, m Saturday Dinner Dance deLuxe A Delicious Menu, 5:30 to 8fl Dancing 6:30 to 8 :30 (Informal) 'and 4 tis 'disUrfguislUd ; Calif ornlans -who bava been putting up tha money assumed fall direction of the com pany "a affairs. - - - - Joseph D. Grant was elected presi dent, vica, Jesses Churchill, ' who re tains hlB place on the .board, and C Do Quigne Jr., and- Joseph, Hyman appear for the first time among tha officials on theroster.. The followlnf is a :full list of ,the sjo'verning; bodies as now constituted: Directors-W. I. Br beck. C. De Gulgrfe Jr., Jesse W. Chnrchttl, Joseph A. Donohoe. J. D.. Grant, John.D.'Mc Kee. J. Henry Meyer, and Ale J. Ros-r borough. ' Officers J. D. Grant, k president J. D; McKee,Alex J. Rosborough . and Jesse W. Churchill, vice' presidents, end A. C. Thompson, secretary. Executive committee Jesse W. ChurcbllL J. Henry Meyer. J. D Grant. Alex J. Rosborough, , Joseph Hyman and Joseph A. Donohoe,- ' . . The corporation Is the successor of the. Siskiyou Electric Power ft Light company. It supplies 24 communities with light and power In northern Cali fornia and southern Oregon, and Is building an .additional plant on the Klamath river to generate 88.000 horsepower. Silver Eake JHbten" Burned Last-Night . Silver Lake, Or.. Jan. 2l! Ths Xswls hotel burned last night with a loss of about $5000, and no insurance. Tha roof -was heavily coated with snow, which saved numerous other bulldinga from destruction, as a strong 'wind was blowias.r Tha'lanfts Wuld ialsses for jinany mil. f -li - 'Import -on-Alaska-ForersU. i The commercial saUes from tha. Alaska national' forests durlna" th past fiscal year amounted to.?.48. 000 board feet, valued at 888,173. ra-i ports , the -forest servica. Tbs Alaska: forests are skid to be much mora . than self supporting. .- v. . "t ... ' . Extraordinary Attendance and Wide tpr aad Interest Are Baring Manifested in The Official "Exposition" ORIENTAL RUG EXHIBIT & SALE Representing tha combined exhibits at Turkish Favllion aad Palace of Varied Indus tries,' bob of which won th Grand Prik aad Cold Medal "6ne-Tlrdto One-Half Off ' You era coTHy invited to attend this great exhibit. O ' Tt. i, D . o J. WKtcomb Brbugher, D. D. ' (Preacher--4ctureiz--Humorut) , Will deliver his latest,' wittiest and most instructive lecture on the ' "1 liT a : rV1:J 1 ITAOSlCr 1T11UU UI U1C 'Tsy-iholdgy of Success" He expliins in a most interesting mannef jthe practical use of'rnind reading, rij'pTlof tism, esmeriim and other psychic phe? nomena. Ad": Men, Rotary Club, Sale$ Mccn ager$, Clerks, went' in a body, to hear , it in Lot Angeles. They say' , it's great! Monday, January 24th, at 8 P. Nf . White Temple Cofner 1 2th and Taylor St; ; Mrs. Rose Coursen-Reed Will Sing, t", ADMISSION 35 CENTS Tickets for sale st Phegley A Cavender's cor ner 4th'and Alder Sts., and at. the church entrancij ' Monday evening' after 7 o'clock. Doors open at 7 ' p. m.' , . , :'l . ' i- ... ..." . . . ('. Tenth at Aider. It's Right to say that it is foolishly and almost crim inallyvvrong to ignore the saving of money. Without some money any business or indi vidual gets a short, shrift in the financial worlds If you would ' own a happy home and properly educate your children, save some money all the' time. Open a savings account today in this well-established state bank. . , LADD & TILTON BANK Oldest in the Northwest I .., J ' ' Washington i I iisw2 IV X. ill I Phones: Marshall 1, Homa. A-6281 Be Laoyal to Oregon Get In axld rlelp Write L-etters Better.plan to have a nice roast of beef or larnb(f6r Sunday. We offer-the very choicest prime rib roasts of beef and the finest selected lambs at specially re duced prices.. This Saturday Jenning's Saturday Special Alter Theatre Supper Dance Service a la Carte Only. Dancing From 10 to 12. ELLIOTTS ORCHESTRA The most delightful Dining and Dancing Room in America 1500 square feet of dancing space. HOTEL lAXpfeH Manager- J -V-. PRIME RIB ROAST BfiEF. lb '. . . .22 ROLLED ROASTS (boneless), lb. : .'. . : . . . rlGC SHOULDER POT ROASTS, lb. . . . . .:A r. rl4e PLATE, -BRISKET BOIL BEEF. , ...... i.T. .;10t , a-a V axnm Tit - 1 I " brlUKl ID. The 2() th Century Cooker $1.23 PURE ALUMINUM, 6 -QUART CAPACITY; REGULARLY PRICED $2.50, ON SALE SATURDAY AS LONG AS THEY LAST, AT ONLY No More Burnt Hands No More Foo3 Wasted When Draining Thousands of housewives have been wishing and waiting for a utensil of this kind. It is' simple, and practical in j every way. The safety locking cover enables user to drain contents with on hand.' The small cover can be closed tightly, thus preventing the steam from carrying -off the' flavor. . One-half turn of handle locks or unlocks cover. Sauce Pan and Cover made of heavy gauge pure aluminum. Safety locking device made of tinned wire. Call tomorrow before they, are all sold. ' Baa-ememt Salearoossv Main Store No Phona Orders Nona C. O. D No Deliveries Next Week Is the Last Week of Our Mammoth January Clearance Sale Henry Jenning & Sons WashiiieTton Street at Fifth HAMBURGER, lb ROUND STEAK, lb LAMB LEGS, LOINS OF LAMB, 'lb SHOULDERS, lb. BREASTS, lb. LAMB CUTLETS, lb. 1 ' " '7..10a ..v:.v.::.v.ic ' f . 4 : f A ' J - v-l ' , ' :l ( 'I 1 i .;. .f....v..'.22f'" eeeee aa a JL Vr C7 -t JONES' PURE PIG -PORK SAUSAGE tin Im pound sanitary cartons at,. the pound'. .20tf . WEINERS, FRANKS, i CLUBHOUSE; lb. ...... . .15f Jones'Prideof-dregbn Mild Cdred SMOKED MEATS j ; Have that, particular superior flavor y . HAMS, y2 or whole, lb ...V..!T.16?t BACON, selected stock, or whole 18-20e TENDERLOIN BACKS, .or whple ..4.15 COTTAGES ..13 PICNICS, lb. ...... .'i .10 SPECIAL BACON J. 1 ...... .1234 r No. 5 PURE LARD 60 No. 5 COMPOUND 55 No. 10 PURE LARD 31.15 No. 10 COMPOUND $1.00 , Phone Orders Taken, Cash or Credit j 4 '''"'C EXACT PENNY CHANGE have proven .their great merit by the beneficial, results : obtained through their, use during the past forty years, in the treatment of the 4 different diseases for. which; they are recommended. . , WARNER'S SAFE REMEDIES Wsroar's Safa 10dAy sad Urer Ramady. 50c and $1.00 -:: Warner's Safe DUbetee JUnvady - - - . $15 v Waraer'a' Safe Rheaaaatle Remedy, ! . - - - S 115 Waraar's Safe Aithma Ramady, . i .. . - 75e .' . WarWa'Sale Nwrlaa' .:,- -,. . SOc aad $1.00 '. ' Warner's Safe Pills, (Ceastipatien and Bilieasneas) 25c ' For sale by leading dfugglsti everywhere, or ien postpaid on re ceipt of price: free sampled any one remedy sent on request. .a , a . . 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