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THE ORE&ON DAILY- .JOURNAL, : PORTLAND. TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1916.
BRIEF INFORMATION
U02D DAY OF 1916.)
Coming Events.
Iliftiol society meet at Commercial dob
April 11. 8 p. m.
Conferenca committee tndatrll welfare
tommlwloo meeta at coartbouae, April 11,
8 p. m.
Ad club luncbeoa at noon, April 12.
Htata Graarra will bold annual meeting at
CraDta Pan, May 9-12. Inclusive.
Woodrow Wilson lesgne meets at Central
library. April VI, 8 p. m.
Lincoln Republican club meets at Central
library ball April 13. 8 p. m.
Progressive Business Men's club luncheon,
Oregon botel. at noon, April 13.
Realty board luncbeun. Oregon botel. at xuon.
April 14.
Rotary club luncheon. April 18. at noon.
Business Men's excursion to Yakima valley,
auspices Clismtxr of Commerce, April 18-22.
. BrltiHb society will celebrate Etupire day
May 24, 8 p. m.
Kose Festival June 7. 8 and 0.
Conventions of Knights of Pytblaa and Pyth
ian Sisters will bo held in Portland August
1-10.
Today's Forecast.
Portland and vicinity Fair tonight and
Wednesday ; light froet tonight; westerly
winds.
Oregon Fair tonight and Wednesday; colder
east portion tonight; light frost west, heavy
frost east portion tonight; westerly winds.
Wsshlngton Fair tonight and Wednesday;
colder east portion tonight with light frost;
westerly winds.
' Idaho Fair tonight and Wednesday preceded
by rain tonight southeast portion; colder to
night, with light frost.
Weather Contlitioiis.
A well developed disturbance is central over
the Jreat Salt Lake basin, and the barometer
la now steadily rising along the North Pacific
coast. General rains have fallen on the Pa
cific alope as far south as Fresno. California.
A poorly defined disturbance is central over
the upper Lake region and a large high pres
sure area overlies the south Atlantic and east
Gulf states. It Is warmer In the Mississippi
and Ohio valleys, lower Lake region. Ctah and
Arizona -and slightly cooler In northern Cali
fornia. Oregon and Washlngttm.
The rondltlona are favorable for fair weather
In this district tonight and Wednesday, ex
cept in southeastern Idaho, where ruin will
fall loplght. It will be cooler tonight -nst
f the Cascade mountains, and frot will form
In the early morning in Oregon, esslern Wash
ington and Idaho. EDWARD A. BKALS.
Forecaster.
Observations,
STATIONS
ttsker. Or
Boise. Idaho. . .
B'wton. Mass. .
Chicago. Ill ... .
Denver. Colo. . .
Pes Moines. Ia.
Knreka, 'al
' Freno. Cal
Galveston. Texas
Helena, Mont . . .
Kansas 1ly. Mo
Knox v I lie, Tetin
lyewiHton. Idaho.
1jt Angeles. Ca
Warshfield. Or.,
llissoula. Mont..
New Orleaus. La
fiew York. N.Y,
N. Head. Wn. . .
K. Platte. Neb.
N. Yakima. Wu.
Pittsburg. Pa . . .
Furetello, Idaho
Portland. Or...
Red Bluff, t'ai.
Rosebtirg. Or..
Bt. Louis, Mo. .
Rt. Paul. Minn
Salt Lake. Utah
San Diego. Cal.
Ban' Francisco. .
"Seattle. Wash. .
Blieridan, Wyn.
(tpokaue. Wash
Taroma, Wash.
Tatoosh I., Wn.
Victoria. B. C
Walla Walla, W
Wnshtneton. D.C
uMnd .olru-lt ick nf less than 10 miles an hour
and amounts of precipitation of less than .01
ef an iuch are not published hereon.
TOWN TOPICS
To Boost Irian Fair. An open house
card party will be held this evening
In the banquet hall of the Hibernian
building on Rvssell street, to assist
In raising funds for the Irish fair to
be given May 1 to 4 under the auspices
Of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
and Ladies' Auxiliary. Men and wom
en of the order and their friends are
Invited. Individual house parties in
private homes are also being given
to aid the enterprise, the proceeds
'from which will be used in liquidating
the remaining debt on Hibernia hall.
Archbishop Christie and Governor
Wlthycombe are expected to open the
fair with addresses.
Royal Kaighbora to Organize. The
Royal Neighbors of America will or
ganize a county convention at their
hall in Lents tomorrow at 2:30 p. m.
In the evening there will be a class
adoption and installation of officers
for the new camp at Gresham. Oregon-
Rose camp and St. Johns camp
will not hold their regular meetings on
Wednesday evening, but will meet at
Lents instead. All Royal Neighbors
are cordially invited and a special in
vitation Is extended those who reside
here, but belong elsewhere. All camps
in the county are expected to partici
pate. Lents Royal Neighbors will
serve supper at 6:30.
Brltlah Societies to Meet. The Brit
ish societies will hold a celebration
Way 24. known as Kmplre day. The
Armory has been engaged and an en
thusiastic celebration will be held
there that night. R. W. Blackwood s
chairman and J. H. Constantino secre
tary on a large committee represent
ing the Australian, Canadian, Scotch,
Irish and English sections of the Brit
ish empire. Mrs. Hewltson Is chair
man of the committee to provide re
freshments. There will be an admis
sion fee of 25 cents to go to the Brit
ish Red Cross society.
Mrs. Ana Kern Buried, Mrs. Ann
Kern, who died April 8 at 810 Mil-
waukte street, was 72 years of age and
tad resided In Portland for a, number
of years. Mass was celebrated in her
memory and funeral services held in
Sacred Heart church yesterday, and
interment made in Mount Calvary
cemetery. Mrs. Kern is survived ;hy
even children, Mrs. R. E. Sysler, Mrs.
"; J. T. Whelan and Mrs. J. H. Houghen
of Wallace, .Idaho; Mrs. M. Sorger,
Bernard, Mike and Louise Kern of
"Fortland.
, . Ifew Church to Be Opened. A new
' church, the Irvington Methodist Epis
, copal. East Tenth and Weidler streets,
will be opened for services next Sun-
day. Rev. S. A. Danford, D. ., is the
' pastor and will take charge Sunday.
. Dr; Danford will arrive Saturday from
Tacoma, where he has been conduct
ing "revival services. Some of Dr.
Danford's : ecclesiastical experience ! K. J. Leach, New Orleans; R. E. Thorp,
has been gained as district superin- Philadelphia; Uesdames H. L. Bleeck
tendent at Bismarck. N. D 'for six er and V. F. Johnson, fe pokane; Mr.
years, superintendent in the Fargo and Mrs. G. A. Richmond, Spokane.
district and aa pastor in Jamestown,
N. D., for six yea: i.
Missionary Society to Meet. Tha
annual meeting of the Columbia River
District Woman's American Baptist
Foreign Missionary society will be
held tomorrow in the White Temple
Baptist church, beginning at 9:30.
Mrs. L. Olm stead will conduct the de
votional exercises. Mrs. George F.
Dearborn will extend greetings. The
business session will precede a lunch
eon. Mrs. H. T. Cash will conduct
the afternoon devotionals. There will
be reports from the state, field and lit
erary secretaries. Mrs. Carter Helm
Jones of Seattle, will , speak on "Our
Missionaries." Mrs. James F. Failing
will speak on "Our District." Mrs. W.
E. Hopkins will discuss "India Then
and Mr. and Mrs. S. Fahr Smith and
son. Burwell, Tork, Pa., are among the
registrations at the Portland this
morning. -
William Pollman. Baker; W. H.
Evans. Pilot Rock; Harry Telford.
Klamath Falls; G. C. Fulton. Edward
E. Leach and Ross A. Farr, Astoria;
C. H. Evans, Eugene; Frank S. Ward.
Salem; Mrs. E. B. Tongue, and Mrs. A.
G. Young, Oakland, are Oregon people
at the Imperial.
Mrs. J. K. Simpson. Mrs. G. F.
Christens and E. L. York, Stevenson,
Wash., are at the Imperial. They
came to attend the New York sym
phony orchestra.
R. S. Cole, Bay City; N. Hampton
Canby; M. E. Smith and George W.
Davis, Silverton; J. E. Snyder, Pendle
and Now." and Miss Emily Banks will I n Zzl a; . ,
sneak r.r. "fi n ...,;.!, mi i Mason, Albany; C. H. Haddix. Astoria,
Johnson will give a vocal solo and the j J" 060" Hamblen, Pendleton, are
new officers will be presented. A
young people's rally will feature the
evening program beginning at 8
o'clock, the program to include ad
dresses, and music by workers in the
young people's department. I
Civil Service Examinations. The I
united btates civil service commis
among the Oregon people who regis
tered at the Oregon yesterday.
M. R. Pomeroy, Astoria; L. Johnson.
Silverton; J. E. Youel, Tillamook; G.
Wingate, Astoria; J. E. Murphy. Con
don and C. Eaton, Eugene, are Oregon
people at the Cornelius.
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Henry Yeackel. Centervllle; J. Crock
er ( lrr1tl nli, -n XjfMr1Alln
bioii announces an open competitive ; white Salmon, and Washington peo
cxamination May 20, for stenographer j pje at the Cornelius
and typewriter, field service, for men' A. A. Miller, Eugene; J. C. Smith,
and women to provide a register of! Bend; A. M. Andrews, Pasco, Wash.,
eligibles from which to make certif- : and J. L. Riley. The Dalles, are at
cation for filling vacancies as they , the Carlton.
may occur in the federal classified j l. j Pbe'bus. Seattle- J M Reden
civil servloe in this vicinity. For fur- . baugh. North Yakima, and C. J Liv
elier information ana appni.uuuii , ingston, Seattle
DiariKi, apply to M. K.. Wigton, post
office building.
To Discuss Preparedness. Dan J.
Malarkey will explain some of his ideas J
on preparedness at a meeting to be
held in the gymnasium of the Mult
nomah Amateur Athletic club at 8:15
o'clock tonight. His subject will be.
"Observation From the War Zone and i
Their Relations to This Country." The
meeting Is open to the public. A spe
cial invitation is given to the club
members and their friends.
Essay Contest Annonnced. Under
the auspices of the W. C. T. I.'., an
essay contest is being conducted
among the students of the Arleta
school. Cash prizes will be awarded
to the two best written essays on the
subject of "Evil Effects of the Cigar
ette." The prizes will be awarded to
morrow evening. Essays competing in
this contest have already received the
blue ribbons in their respective rooms.
Two Residences Sobbed. The home
or tucnard rienner, 171b Macadam fection and her chances lor recovery
street, was robbed sometime yesterday are good indeed "
for the second time in six months. The a. C. Warriner, driver of the car
loot included wearing apparel and which ran down the Beckman motor
lood. two dressed coyote ekins and a cycle, and M. A. Bisbee are still in the
gold ring. The former robbery oc- , county jan. Mrs. Warriner and Mrs.
U; 1 Y-,1- . "1 J. "L i,J,a' Smith are at liberty on $50 cash ball
each, and Seth Smith is out on $100
bail.
were funonir vester-
uay s registrations at the Nortonia.
Mrs. Beckman Shows
Much Improvement
Victim of Accident on Colombia Sigh
way X ITow Consclons Warriner and
One Companion Still in Jail.
The general condition of Mrs. Henry
H. Beckman. seriously injured in an
automobile accident on the Columbia
river highway Sunday afternoon, was
reported as better at St. Vincent's hos
pital this morning. Siie is now con
scious, and rested some during the
night.
"Mrs. Beckman is better." said Dr.
Fred Gullette, her attending physician.
"I think the sight of her injured eye
will be saved. Her temperature is
normal, there are no signs of brain af
Warriner's bail is fixed at $2500.
A charge of disorderly conduct on a
a. Kiiey. lc5 fourteenth street was
broken into yesterday. Fifteen yards
of brown velvet were stolen.
Will Lecture Here Tonight. D.
auer morion, aean or tne ccnooi oi public highway was preferred under
i.v.ouuiiiiLa Vl w.c uiuveiBii.y ui on.- tne Oregon vagrancy statute yesterday
gun. vwu leaure lo ine roruuia "lap- against the five by Deputy Sheriff
vci 1,1 i-i. xitsinum yjL eoiia , christofferson
..erivs nisn at ine aiuiinoman no-i ln event Mrs. Beckman recovers the
tel. on Rural Credits. charge- against Warriner may be
K. W. dinger Dies. H. W. Clinger, i changed to assault with intent to kill
wno aiea at tils nome. ia43 tlast Hoy;
street, last night, was 80 years of age.
He Is survived oy a wife and daughter.
The body was taken to the public
morgue to be held awaiting examina
tion into the cause of his death.
Mrs. Hnrlburt to Entertain. Mrs.
"i . M. Huiiburt will entertain with a
.silver tea party this evening at her
l ome. It will be the occasion for the
gathering of the ladies' societies of ,
the Lutheran churches. The object of j
the meeting is philanthropic. I
Xdncoln Alumni to Meet, The asso- I Notified by neighbors who heard the
elation of Lincoln Alumni will meet crash. Patrolmen Scott and Norene. at
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in 2:30 this morning, found the team and
room G Central library All grad- wagon of a Portland Pure Milk & Cream
uates of the Lincoln high schoo are company vehicle tangled in a mass of
requested to be present as this will be . wreckage in a vacant lot at East Elev
a very Important meeting. ; enUl and Tayior streets.
District Attorney to Speak. District The horses are believed to have been
Attorney Evans will address the new- frightened at something near Grand
ly organized Men's club of Pilgrim avenue and East Taylor street and
Congregational church Wednesday dashed east to the place where they
night at 6:30 o'clock. fell. One of the animals was on its
Steamer Jesse Harklns for Camas, j back, pinned securely by the front
Washougal and way landings, daily, ex- part of the wagon. The other horse
cept Sunday. Lerves Washington was standing, but tangled so it could
Street doci at 2 p. m. (Adv.) j not get away. The patrolmen sum-
Steamer J. XT. Teal for upper Colum- I moned other officers from headquar
bia and Snake river points. Leaves ters, and after considerable effort the
Taylor street dock Tuesday, April 11. ' "asn was ronea o&ck ana ms norse
reieaseu. xuo annua wus uduiy
bruised. The wagon was slightly damaged.
if she should die it would be invol
untary manslaughter.
Team Makes Dash;
Horse Badly Hurt
Police Aid in Freeing Frightened Anl
mals From Wreckage at an Early
Sour This Morning.
MILITARY ATTACHE IN
LONDON IS RECALLED
Lieut. Col. George O. Squier.
Washington. April 10. A general
shake-up is about to take place in the
army aviation service. Lieutenant
Colonel George O. Squier, military at
tache in London, has been summoned
to the United States, and it Is under
stood he will be placed in charge of
the aviation corps, succeeding Colonel
Samuel W. Reber. '
Colonel Reber's name figured prom
inently in correspondence brought out
in connection with the courtmartial at
the San Diego army aviation school
ot Lieutenant Colonel Leads E.
Goodier.
Mail Theft Story Is
Called Mere "Dream"
James Hormn, Who Confessed to $1,
000,000 Ootham Bobbery, was in San
Quentln at Time, Records Show.
San Francisco, April 11. (U. P.)
The confession by James Moran that
he and a pal participated in the $1,
000,000 registered mail theft ln New
York was a mere "dream," according
to Postoffice Inspector Stephen H.
Morse today.
Morse declared Moran was not re
leased from San Quentin prison until
March 25, which was more than a
month after the New York robbery was
committed.
Expert's Will Puzzles.
New York, April 11. (I. N. S.) Dr.
Austin Flint, who bo often has testi
fied as to the incompetency of testa
tors, executed his own will In such
puzzling terms that the supreme court
has been asked to construe it. The ex
ecutors are unable to understand what
he meant by certain provisions in the
Will.
Senate Unanimously
Directs Full Report
Attorney-General Gregory la Directed
to Give rnll Information as to
Boosting of Gasoline Price.
Washington, April 11.. (U. P.) The
senate today unanimously directed At
torney General Gregory to bring- in a
full report of his investigations of the
Standard OH company and other oil in
terests charged with boosting prices
and fixing discriminatory rates.
The adoption by the senate of the
resolution by Senator Kenyon followed
the reading of the Western Oil Job
bers' association's complaint that dis
solution! of the Standard' Oil compa
nies was "an absurd failure" and de
manding that congress make the Sher
man law effective or abandon it."
The Jobbers pointed out several ex-,
amplfs of alleged discrimination in
gasoline prices. They called attention
to the fact that gasoline is 26 cents a
gallon in New Y'ork, 18 ; in Chicago
and 24 in Pittsburg, whereas there is
not one cent's difference in the gaso
line freight rates to those cities.
Ten Per Cent Raise
Given by Wool Mill
American Woolen Company Increase
Effective April 17; Other Hew Eng
land Mills Are Expected to rollow.
Boston, Mass., April ll.---(I. N. S.)
The American -Woolen company to
day announced a 10 per cent increase
In wages of its employes, to become
effective April 17. Most of the other
New England woolen and cotton mills
are expected to follow suit.
Lewis Is Slated for
Temporary Leader
Democratic Leaders Gathered for State
Chairman's Conferenca Expect Vic
President Marshall to Be Candidate.
Washington. April 11. (U. P.)
Thomas R. Marshall will be running
mate of the Democratic presidential
nominee and Senator James Hamilton
Lewis will be temporary chairman of
the Democratic national convention, ac
cording to the prospective arrange
ments of many Democratic leaders
gathering here today for Thursday's
conference of state chairmen.' There is
soma opposition to Lewis.
The Democrats want to elect two
senators from Indiana this 'fall and
figured that Marshall's name would be
needed on the ticket to aid them.
Dr. Brougher Not to
Take Chicago Pulpit
Los Angeles. April 11. (P. N. S.)
Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher, pastor of
the Temple Baptist church, announced
today that he had declined the call to
the First Baptist church of Chicago.
Dr. Brougher was formerly pastor of
the White Temple Baptist church in
Portland, leaving here to go to Los An
geles. Mail to Canada Opened.
Windsor, Ont.. April 11. (I. N. S.)
All letters from the United States en
tering Canada at this point are being
opened, read and censored before being
forwarded to their destination.
Six British Generals Created.
London. April 11. (I. N. 8.) Six
new brigadier generals were created
yesterday, W. J. T. Glasgow, Gerald F.
Trotter, John L. J. Clarke, C. S. Wilson,
Reginald A. Bright and William 8.
Evans.
Drug Store Robbed; j 1
Stamps Are Missing;;
Men ln Search of Kahit-Pormlng Drag
Believed to 8 Guilty of Said Mad
on Place.
Men in search of habit-forming drugs
are believed to be responsible for the
robbery of Schuller's pharmacy, 609
East Morrison street, some time last
night or early this morning.
The plate glass in the front door was
kicked in and' the door then unlocked
from the inside. The store was thor
ouarhlv ransacked in search for. mor
phine and cocaine, but these drugs had i
been locked in the aare ana were noi
found. JMo other stock was taken, but
$12 worth of stamps are missing.
Dn Pont Mill Explodes.
Scran ton. Pa, April 11. (I. N. 8.) -One
person was blown to atoms and
several were injured today in an explo
sion in the press mill at the plant of
the Du Pont Powder company at Du
Pont, near here
Chinese Boxer.
Clever Jimmy Howe will "go" with
Gordon on a card of six bouts tonight,
headed by the famous "Fighting" Billy
Murray Rose City club. Adv.
mm:
Build or Buy
When thinking of a home c!
your own, do not overlook th s
fact that we are the largest deal
ers in and builders of homes in
Portland.
Bungalows, story-and-half and
two-story . homes for sale on
terms or will design and build
to suit, on your lot or ours.
Call of write
for full information
TThio Qye ffcs?,
KMneiftiiirr
COBTSXBEB) XT OFFEX
OH TOTJB DMTAL WOBX
Go to yiy dental office in- Port
land get their prices and advice
and then come to me and learn my
prices ana wuu.i x rxu
do for you. Examina
tion free. I give my
personal attention to
all work.
DR H. F. NEWTON,
Manager.
Plates .....J5.00
Gold Crowns.... 3.00
Gold Fillings 1.00
Bridge Work.... .50
Painless Extracfn .60
Boston Dentists
S86H Wash. St., Bet. 4th and 5th.
IlKdlMHM
11 p. m. Main 613. (Adv.)
Bean of Law School Here. Dr. E.
W. Hope, dean of the school of law,
University of Oregon, is in the city
for a few days' visit.
Big- '-"'"' "if Bouts. Tonight Rose
City club. Murray-Sommera. Knowl-ton-O'Brien;
six bouts. (Adv.)
Hotel Moore, Seaside, Or. Winter
rates, $2.60 and S3 per day. American
plan. By week, special. (Adv.)
Loans 7. no com., close-in resi
dences. Com. S. D. & M. Co. M. 3 OS 7. Ad.
Multnomah TTotcl Turkish Baths con
tinue. Use main hotel entrance. Ad.
The Genuine English Toffee at The
Trail Candy Shop. 702 Wash. (Adv.)
Sr. Haynes, Optician, Morgan bid. Ad.
Big Boxing smoker tonight. (Adv.)
PERSONAL MENTION
Michigan Manager Here.
W. H. Beach of Holland. Mich., gen
eral manager of the Bush & Lane
Piano company. Is a Portland visitor
Mr. Holland is making; his semi-annual
visit to company branches ln the Pa
cific northwest. In addition to his
connection with the Bush & Lane com
pany he has extensive banking inter
ests and timber holdings, being well
known in eastern financial circles.
He expressed himself as pleased with
conditions on the coast.
J. Mattey. McMinnville; W. F. Lar
away, Hood River; Dr. J. Harry Con
der, Heppner; C. J. Pugh, Falls City;
G. Treat, Falls City; George Krebs,
Independence; A, P. Fletcher, La Fay
ette, and S. E. Krohn, Roseburg. are
Oregon people at the Perkins.
W. E. Hacker, Tacoma; S. N. Lee,
San Antonio; Arthur G. Rice and fam
ily, St. Paul; J. R. Clauser. Rochester;
i in i
Famous for Its high quality roods at
low prices.
COZYDAIRYLUNCH
Sixth and Washington Sts.
Two Entrances.
Most Sanitary. M-t, Comfortable.
Best Ventilated. Quickest Serv'ce.
Special 15c, 30o and S5o Breakfasts
Daily.
EASTER COMES APRIL 23
Order the Hew Suit How.
We suggest to our men friends that
It's time to be measured for the new
Easter suit, and that our retail tailor
ing department 1b prepared to take
care of all who come. Prices for de
pendable suits to measure are as low
as $20 and range up to $25. $30 and
$40.
Come in and see the largest electric
tailor shops west of Chicago in full
operation, with a hundred skilled
workmen turning out high-class tal
lorine at popular prices.
cROWNSVILLB WOOLEN MILLS.
(Adv.) Morrison at Third Street.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to offer our sincere grati
tude and thanks to the numerous
friends who so kindly assisted us ln
any way to lighten our sorrow dur
ing the illness and death of our be
lovel husband and father. Especially
d we appreciate the music and many
beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. George
Ralston and sons.
Paraffine Used
For Constipation
WithGood Results
The use of paraffine oil, liquid
petroleum, or Ameroil, as it is va
riously known, as a remedy for con
stipation. Is increasing at a rapid
rate.
The treatment consists of taking
liquid petroleum In ordinary doses.
The petroleum lubricates the bow
els and softens the hardened masses
in the passages. ' These masses then
pass through in the most natural and
easiest manner possible. The action
of the bowels is entirely natural and
Is not caused by stimulation. Amer
oil, which is one of the most popular
forms in which thia petroleum is
used, is the purest possible form in
which petroleum or paraffine can be
taken. It is most agreeable to take,
being tasteless, odorless and color
less. One of the points worthy of notice
is the fact that Ameroil is different
from a laxative ln that it is not ab
sorbed and does not pass into the
system. Ameroil has proven a splen
did remedy for constipation after be
ing tried in a very large number of
cases. Its benefits have been very
marked ln cases of constipation of
long standing. . Ameroil is sold in
pint bottles for 50c at all Owl Drug
Stores. Advertisement,
Perkins Hotel Restaurant
Fifth, just north of Washington St.
FOXTLAHS, OBEQOH,
Club Breakfasts and Luncheon '25c.
Dinner 35c. Special Sunday Dinner 50c.
The most moderate prices for high
class foods and service in the northwest.
A Moderate-Priced sotel of Merit.
Hotel Clifford
East Morrison St Hear Grand Art,
76o. SI per day: with bath. SL2S.
HORNBROOK, CALIF.
All Kinds of Mineral Waters, etc.
Prompt Service, Lowest Prices.
Clock Repairing
Tour clock can he made to keep exact
time at very little expense. We call
for and deliver.'
W. S. MYERS CO.
Second Floor Belllng-Kirsch Bid..
386 H Washington St.
Main 3379. A-2413.
Wool Bats and Mattresses
AST SXZB AND WEIGHT.
Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
Blankets. Mattresses and Feather
Benovated. W do Wool Carding. .
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Portland Rose Festival-1916 Queen Contest
GOOD FOR ONE VOTE
VOID AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1916.
Name ..
Organization ,
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sent to Portland Rose Festival Contest Department, 837 North- -
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THE Informal Dinner Dance
de Luxe is given every
Wednesday and Saturday
evening, from 5:30 to 8:00.
Dancing, with delightful mu
sic, from 6:30 to 8:30.
On the same evenings there is an
after-theatre dance, from 10 to 12,
with a la carte table service.
Daily Table d' Hot e Dinner $1
Daily Club Luncheon, 12 to 2
Grill Service to 1 A. Af.
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All for
Tonight &
Tomorrow
Now
Only
$5 Down
All for
$81.20
on Sale
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Confidential
Terms for
Balance as
Best Suits
each
Purchaser's
Convenience
$81.2
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This New Victrola
completely equipped
all for $81. 20
Victor X 16 selections on eight 10-inch 75c
double-faced latest Victor records and 700 best
Victor needles, assorted, for all purposes. . .
The Housewife Series No. 1
Do the Women of
Portland Want
Wrapped Bread?
The women of the Consumers' League
say every housewife wants wrapped
bread.
If you want wrapped bread, then order
IS
READ.
is put up in a
SANITARY WRAPPER
ASK YOUR GROCER
Haynes - Foster Baking Co., Inc.
OLIVER. K. JErrERY.PRW.
northwestern dank bdg.
Portland otregot.
Working People
ATTENTION!
I am a graduate and
licensed p h ystclan
and surgeon. 1 five
you first class medU
cal and. surgical at
tention at less than
half the usual fees.
Of floe Cells..... 50o
Souse Calls. . .fl00
Coaf snemeat Oases,
fox ..10
SB. ST. C-tATTDB
71 neknm Building- V--''
3d ana wastungon
Hours 10 'a. in. toV.
p. m. Bundaye.
12 to 1 p. m.
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8344
BroeuJway at Alder
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"all the makes and all the records always"
The Christian Science
Churches and Society
of "Portland, Oxeg-oa,
ANNOUNCB
FREE
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Lector
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
to be delivered by
Oarence W. Chadwick, C. S. B.,
Member of the Board of Lecture
Ship Of
THE MOTHER CHURCH.
The "Ptrst Gnu. rob of Christ
Scientist, in Boston, Mags.
The Public It Cordially
invited
Tuesday, April 11th,
12 o'Clock Noon
Auspice of First-Church, Nellie
Theatre. ; Broadway and Taylor
- streets.
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