.THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. ..PORTLAND;. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 191B.
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BRIEF-INFORMATION
1MTH DAT OF 1016, )
. t ' . : Coining Brent.
' ,Xi club taacbeoa at Boon, Mi 30.
ITogreaalTe Business Men's cluo lnncheoa
Ha- 4, at Boon, Imperial hotel
Km ii boa mi UiMfcauu. uragoa butel, at noon,
notary dab luncheon War at "o00
. Fouodare' day at tbampuec. i-a
roorUi annual convention et faein eoeet
division of Kallrloaa Education eeeociatloa at
H.-r service eunieraoce .......
..Har IX 13 a ad 14. .
Oregon slate conference of aoclal ageaciea,
U ba bela at bead college Ma 13-14.
Mothers' oaf, Ida 14. M
' British aoclatr will eelebrate Empire da
. May 314, It Pi m.
Bike' Flag Da.-Juna 14.
Tbird regimeot. O. M. G., eaeempment, July
8-14.
Orand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, at
Masonic Temple, Jana d.
Eaatera Star annual communication. Imperial
hnfr Jnna A. 7. 8.
DaillcaUoa of Columbia River blgbwa.
Jan 7.
. Hum Festlvsl lane T, and 0.
Pacific Fisheries Society annual convention.
Fortiaod, Jana lb. Id. 17.
Forty-fourth aonoal reunion of the Oregon
Pioneer association at Masonic Temple, June
S2.
Municipal Park band coocerti begin Sunday,
Jul 2.
battery a leaves for training camp at Mon
terey, CaJ., July 4.
Grand Temple, Pytblan Slatara of Oregon,
fcisets bere Jul 28-2.
Contentious of Knights tf Pthlaa and Pytb
lan Blatere will be bald la Iotland August
1-10.
Ptblan Slatara Supreme Temple, meeta bere
Ancnst 1-10.
Twenty-third annual outing of Mazamaa to
Tare Slaters, August 8-20.
Today's Forecast.
Portland and Tldnlty Fair tonight and
Thnrertay; northwesterly wlnde.
Oregon Tonight fair, light frost east por
tion; Thursday fair; northwesterly winds.
Washington Tonight fair, cooler east por
tion; Tburada fair; westerly wind.
Idaho Tonight and Tanraday fair.
Weather Conditions.
A moderate disturbance la moving southeast
ward over Interior weatern Canada, and ttre
re alight depressions ovar the Interior south
weat and the Lake region and Ohio valley, re
spectively. The pressure is Inrreasing on the
Worth Pacific coast and high pressure obtains
over the basin, southern Itocky Mnuntsln ana
central plains statea, where frosts or freezing
temperatures occurred this morning, l'recipl
tstkv bts occurred In northern Alberta, Colo
i rado, the Plains states, the .Mississippi and
Ohl.o ralleya and Lake region. The weather la
Warmer In Interior western Canada, WaslrnTg
ton, most of Idaho, Montana, weatern South
Dakota, New Mexico and the Lake region; It
la cooler In the central Plains statea and St.
Lawrence valley. Temperatures are 10 degrees
r more above normal in eastern Washington.
The conditions are favorable for -continued
fair weather In this district tonlgut and
Thursday. It will be cooler tonight In eastern
Washington and frost will foim In early morn
ing In eastern Oregon. Winds will be mostly
northwesterly. T. FRANCIS DRAKE,
Assistant Forecaster.
Observations.
Bui! Bun .park. 80 miles; Entacada park. 84
alles, ftabiiig and mountain trails; Caswmsh
Bark, lit miles, overlooking Willamette; Co
nnbU beach, etvi Vancouver line, batata:
The Oak" park, oa Willamette; Vancou
ver and Vancouver barracks, northwest mili
tary beadqnartera; Wllbolt Springs, on Wil
lamette Valiey southern; Willamette falls and
Oregon City, 16 mllea south.
Via Soother Pacific: Tualatin and Yam
hill valleys, loop.
Via Oregon Electric: Willamette Taney. Sa
lem and Lugene.
Oregon, Astoria; month of Columbia river,
terminus Astor expedition. - Down by steamer
or by rail. Hslnion canneries; Jetties. Fort
Stevens; seining, gill netting, wbeela and
trap. , ,
ML Hood, via Cloud Cap Ibn and Monnt
Hood Lodge. O-W. R. at N. and Hood River
Valley railroads, or auto via Colombia Hirer
highway and Hood Itlver valley, or Govern
ment, Camp, Rhododendron, Arrah Wanna,
Welches. Maoldlnga. Mt. Hood highway east.
Crster Lske. via Southern Pacific. Medfbrd
and auto stage, or via Oregon Trunk or O-W.
R. N.. Bend, and auto stage.
Cares of Josephine, via Southern Pacific and
Stage
Ocean resorts: Seaside, Oearhart, Newport,
Tillamook, MarsHfleld.
Springs and resorts: Deschutes canyon and
Central Oregon, via O-W. R.A N. or S.,P. A H
Wallowa valley, Lake Joseph and Eagle Cap,
via O-W. R. aV.N.
Pendleton RouDd-Cp, Hot Springe, Eastern
Oregon, via O-W. H. A N.
Miscellaneous: Finning, banting, outing
trips, aprtnge and resorts.
Washington. Vancouver and military post;
Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helens, ice caves; Long
Beach resorts.
For further Information, rates and routes
see Dorse y B. Smith. Travel Bureau. 110
Third, corner Washington. r Journal Travel
Bureau, Broadway and lambill.
STATIONS
ha her, or
Boise. Idaho. . .
Boston. Mass..
Chicago, III
Denver, Colo.
Hea Molnea, la. ,
Dodge, Kan.
Fnireka,' Cal.
Fresno, Cal
Helena, Mont-. . .
: Koreas City, Mo
Lrwlaton, Idaho.
Marshfleld. Or..
Memphis, Teun. .
New Oi learn. La
New York, N Y.
N. Head, Wn...
N. Yakima, Wn.
Oklahoma, Okla.
Plttabiirg, Pa . . .
Pocatello, Idaho.
Portland, Or
P. Rupert, B. C.
Red Bluff, Cal..
, ttuseburg. Or
Sacremento, Cal.
St. Louis, Mo..
Salt Lake, Utah
San Francisco. .
Seattle, Wash,
hherldan. Wyo.
Spokane, Wash. .
Tacoina, wasn.
Thtoosh I., Wn
Valdes. Alaska
Walla Walla, W
Washington, u.i
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TOWN TOPICS
Wind velocities of lese than 10 mllea an hour
and amount! of precipitation of lei than .01
of an Inch' are not published hereon.
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Afternoon report of preceding day.
The Journal's Scenic Travel Guide
of Portland and Oregon.
Columbia Sivar Highway America's most
wonderful scenic road for vehicles. No grade
exceeding 5 per cent. Hardaurfacing roadway
past waterfalls and mountains through the
heart of the Cascade range. See the Gorge
of the Columbia. Hheppard's Dell, Crown Point.
( Lftourelle, Bridal Veil. Mist. Wahkeena. Mult
nomah, Horsetail and other waterfalls. Bon
neville fish hatcheries, Oneonta Gorge, Ben-
' aon Park and Wlnemah Planaclea. East from
Portland via Base Line, bandy or Section
Line roada.
Trip up Columbia river by boat and return
by auto.
Council Creit. Overlooking city. 1100 feet
' blgb. view unequaled of Columbia and Wll
, liuiette rivers, Tualatin and Willamette val
, leys; Cascade and Coast ranges; snow peak
colony of Cascades' (north to eaat on clear
, days), Includiua .Mt. Kslnler, 14.408 feet; Ml.
. 8t.' Helena. l(ft7 feet: Mt. Adams, 12.307 feet;
Mt. Hood, 11.223 feet; ML Jefferson. 10,522
teet.
Parka. Washington, bead e of ' Washington
street. Flowers, shrubs and trees: children's
playgrounds' 100, noteworthy pieces of sculp
ture. "Coming of the White Mao.'' by Her
lii a u Atkins McNeill, presented by heirs, of U.
P Thompson; "Isacajawea," Indian woman
who guided Lewis and' Clark, by Alice Couuer,
presented by Sacajawea Statue association
aud Heury Altaian. Ten minutes' walk. Pe
ninsula, aunken rose gardena, eontalnlng mote
. than 700 varlettea; playgrounds and tuodet
community house. Alblna and Alnaworth ave
nue. Laurelhurat. East Oak and Thirty-ninth.
-Mt. Tabor, head of Hawthorne avenue. Mav
: leay, Cornell road; nature left untouched;
primitive forest and canyon.
Forestry Building. Contains 1.000,000 feet
' of lumber; Lewis A Clark exposition grounds,
west; hours, S a, m. to 6 p. in.
Boulevards. Columbia and Willamette! en
1 clrcllivg peninsula, excellent views of barbot,
shipping and 'Industries; Terwllllger., south on
Sixth; Falrtuouut, east of, and Skyline, waat
of Council Crest.
Attractive viewa from Portland Heights,
Klng'a and Willamette Heights.
PuWio Institutions. City ball and historical
eihlblt. Fifth and Madison; count court
n house, Fourth and Salmon: Central library
Tenth and Yamhill; Art museum. Fifth, near
Yamhill: customs bouse. Park and Broadway;
. Y. W. 3. A.. Y. M. C. A.
Exhibit. .Oregon resources, fish and game.
Flftb and Oak; Oregon Historical society, 207
Second.
Typical bom sections Portland Heights,
Nob Hill and Irvlngton.
Harbor feat urea, west and east aide public
. docks, motor boat landing, foot of Stark;
boat houses tor river tours; shipping, modern
-bridges, broadwsy. Railroad and Hawthorne.
- Worthy of Motion. Skldmore fountain. First
and Ankeny, by OUn H. Warner, presented by
Stephen Skldmore. Thompson fountain, pre
v seated by David P. Tbomoson, Plaza block,
' Fourth and Salmon; Soldiers' monument,
. - Lowusdsle square. Fourth and Taylor.
Chinatown, on north Fourth and Second
t: street.
Modern high and grade schools; school gar
dens; rose hedges.
- Portland Rose Festival, June T-8-9.
"Weeing Portland," automobiles.
'Being Portland." trolley can.
. -: View of business district from Journal build
ing tower, Yeon building o Northweatera
Bank building.
Trip through lumber mills.
Subnrsan Trip. VI P. R-, L. A P. Co.:
Was Natlv of Canada. Mra. Lydla
E. Boynton, who died Monday at the
age of 69 ears, was .a native of
Ottawa, Canada, and first came to
Portland In 1884. In 1888 she became
a permanent resident of this city and
was known to a large circle of friends.
Mrs. Boynton lived a quiet home life
and for the past several years has
been an invalid. She Is survived by
her three children, Dr. Alice Griff
of this city; Hall Boynton of Eddy
vllle. Or., and Mrs. Ada Lewis of
Frankfort," Mich. Funeral announce
ment will be made later by- J. P.
Finley & Son. Fifth and Montgomery.
Army Officer Will Speak. Captain
Robert S. Knox, U. S. A., will lecture
tonight at the Central library on
"Covering Detachments" and the use
of troops in the defense of Portland,
If occasion required.
Old Tlm Storlea Told. Stories of
bypone day3 In business In Portland
as told by D. L. Williams, architect;
Dom J. Zan, broom manufacturer; V.
A. Robb, managerof the Western Un
ion Telegraph cojmpany, and George
Kendall of the Kendall Heatinir com
pany, constituted one of the most In
teresting programs the Rotary club
has enjoyed this year. An added feat
ure was thg rendering of several soris
by Signor Polottl, tenor of t. Paul's
cathedral, San Francisco, who was in
Portland on his wedding tour. Kaon
of the speakers represent businesses
of more than 30 years' standing in
Portland.
Funeral of Mra. "Warren. Funeral
services for Mrs. Mary Jane Warren
were held this af ternooarom the Sun
nyside M. E. church, of which she was
a member. Mrs. Warren died at her
home, 977 East Madison street, Mon
day, and was 79 years and 7 months
old, a native of New York state, and
had resided In Portland for the pat
14 years, She Is survived by her hus
band, J. C Warren, and six children
Robert Warren and Mrs. Andrew Car
rick of this city; William and John
Warren of Seattle; Mrs. Robert Ram
sey of Washington, D, C, and Henry
Warren of Spokane.
May Qet New Industry. Efforts ars
being made by John Hall, special rep
resentative of the New Zealand domin
ion government In Portland, to start a
movement for the cultivation of wattle
bark in Oregon. This bark is valuable
for use In the tanning of leather. The
government of New South Wales has
set aside large tracts for the cultiva
tion of this bark, and Mr. Hall believes
the Oregon climate is so similar that
profit could be made here in the culti
vation of this bark,, now eo much in
demand.
Ounnysld School to Entertalrf. An
entertainment to raise money to buy
pictures and other equipment for Sun
nyside grammar school has been plan
ned by the Sunnyside Parent-Teachers
association, llrs. A. M. Webster, pres
ident, for Friday afternoon and eve
ning, in the school auditorium. The
program will consist of drills, singing
by? chorus of 60 gurla, recitations, 1
dialogues, musical numbers by Mrs.
Evelyn Hurley - Denniey, a Maypole
dance an crowning of the queen of
May.
Motorcyclist Is Injured, in a mo
torcycle collision with a bridge trans
fer car at Larrabee and McMillen
streets at 6:15 last night, Frank Ma
zurek, 22 years old, grain handler at
the Alberj dock, received a fractured
leg and numerous bruises and cuts
about the head. Stanley Hams of 79
East Terry street, who waa riding be
hind him, was thrown from the ma
chine, but uninjured. Patrolman Mo
Michael sent Maxurek to the Good Sa
maritan hospital In an Ambulance Ser
vice machine.
Musical Program Tola Evening.
With the hall filled with any amount
of fancy articles, needlework and nov-J
eltles of many kinds a four flays' car
nival opened yesterday In St. Clement's
church hall. Sfc Johns. In conjunction
with the fair a program Is rendered
each evening. "The Last Loaf was
presented last night by the children of
the school parish. A musical program
will be rendered this evening, and on
Thursday night "A Precious Pickle"
will be presented. St. Clement's hall
is at Smith avenue, near Burr street
Biologist Will Xotnre. Members of
Portland business clubs have been In
vited to attend a meeting in the Cham
ber of Commerce Friday night, when
W. L. Finley, state biologist, will give
a lecture, Illustrated with moving pic
tures, on the game, fish and other wild
life features of Oregon. Mr. Finley
believes that Oregon people need great
er realization of the state's outdoor re
sources. ' Largest Officer la Sergeant. To
fill the vacancy in the department
caused by illness of Sergeant E. E.
Lyon of the day relief, Chief of Police
Clark today appointed Ben Wade, the
largest marV of Che police department.
during her free cooking school at the
auditorium. Electric building, tomor
row afternoon, at "2:80. Hughes' elec
tric range will be used. . Refreshments
will be served. . (Adv.)
School Will OIts Playlet. "The Land
of Nod," an attractive playlet, will be
presented by the primary department
of the Mount Tabor school on Wednes
day evening, May 10. The play will be
given under the direction ' of Misses
Elton, Dobie, Davis. O'Brien, Muir and
Paterson. Songs will be rendered by
the pupils of the eighth and ninth
grades. s-
Anna Malay, who received 40.WO
votes as Socialist candidate for gov
ernor of Washington in 1912, one of
the leading platform women of Amer
ica, will lecture on "Bread and Broth
erhood" at Arion hall, 231 Oak street,
corner Second, Thursday evening, 8
o'clock. Admission 15 cents. (Adv.)
Columbia Kivar Highway Stage.
Two round trips Bridal Veil to Port
land, dally. Leave Briday VeiL7:3 a.
ro., and 1:10 p. m. Leave St. Charles
hotel, Portland, 10 a, m. and 4 p. m.
Saturday and Sunday evening, leave
Bridal Veil 6:30 p. m. and Portland 11
p. m. (Adv.)
Students to Visit Court. Students In
economics in the commercial depart
ment of Lincoln high school, accom
panied by their teacher, Miss N. M.
Rankin, will pay a visit to Judge Ga
tens' department of the circuit court
at 3 p. m. today.
Founders' Day Excursion. To old
Champoeg Saturday, May 6, steamer
Pomona leaves Taylor street dock 7:30
a m., Champoeg 3:30 p. m. Most de
lightful Willamette river Bcenery.
Round trip 75 cents. (Adv.)
Women Missionary Meet. The reg
ular monthly meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society of the White Tem
ple Baptist church convened In the
church lecture hall at 2:30 today. Mrs.
Lew spoka on China.
Mission Will Meet Tomorrow. The
Fruit and Flower Mission will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow morning
at 10 a. m. at the Nursery, 434 Main
street.
Prize Walts Tournament, Cotillion
hall, Wednesday eve. The Troubadour
informals are the most delightful
dances in the city. (Adv.)
Steamer Jesse ItrUni for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington
Street dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.)
Irvlngton Clubhouse for rent, after
noon or evening. Phone Main 394. Adv.
Let TJs Build Tour Catalogues Bight.
Former .fiesidents of
Portland Separated
Sr. and Mrs. C. O. Toung Divorced In
Wanker as; Mother Given Qlrl; Cus
. tody of Boys Wot Determined.
TOoni has reached Portland that
Mrs. C O. Young has been granted a
decree of divorce from Dr. C. O. Young
in Waukegan, 111. The decree was
secured orK the grounds of cruelty.
Mrs. Young was given the custody of
the young daughter, and was allowed
$150 a month alimony. The decision
as to the custody of the two boys Is to
be rendered later.
Dr. and Mrs. Young made their home
In Portland for several months more
than a year ago, and, while here, Mrs.
Young appeared in dramatic readings
on numerous occasions under the au-si
acting sergeant. Lyon injured himself
in Deecmber. Captain John E. Moore,
head of the day relief, after an ab
sence because of illness since early in
February, has taken charge of his re
lief again, beginning this week.
Irish Fair Draws Crowds. The Irish
fair proper closes tonig.it at Hiber
nian hall, but tomorrow night there
will bo a grand ball. Tea waa being
served this afternoon. Tonight there
will be .music, speeches by candidates
for office, a drawing of the gold Hi
bernian medal donated by J. W. Mc
Ginn, of Washington, and the booths
will dispose of the last of their stocks.
Woman's Guild Will Entertain. The
woman's guild of St. David s Episcopal ; F. W. Baltes & Co. Main 165, A-1165. Ad.
church will entertain with a program,
cards and dancing in the parish house
tomorrow night, beginning at 8.
Dinner For Six. "A family dinner
for six" will be prepared electrically
by Mrs. Elinor Meacham Redington,
the famous domestic science expert.
Good Time to Go. Shipberd's Hot
Springs, Carscn. Wash. (Adv.)
Dr. E. O. Brown, Eye, Ear, Mohawk
building. (Adv.)
Dr. D. E. Band has returned. (Adv.)
93.45, Marks' shoes. 24 Wash. (Ad.)
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COZY DAIRY LUNCH
823 Washington 8t Hear 6th,
Rich Hot Cakes with our famous Cof-
s fee 10
Choice Roasts, steaks. Chops. Chicken,
- 'etc, lOet - - --
Many dally specials served In, doable
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I Am a Candidate
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Dr.B.LWrigut
Elect Me
Your
Dentist
And Ton Will Waver
Keg-ret the Choice.
Twenty years' successful practice
entitles me to your consideration.
The best work at moderate prices
is my platform.
Indorsed by all former patients.
Painless Extraction of Tetta.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT
Northwest Corner Sixth and
Washington, Northwest Building.
Phone Main S11&
Office Honrs. 8 A. M. to 0 P. M.
Consultation Free..
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Four Ud to Date Plans of Insur
ance. Asset Over $1,000,000.00
ADEQUATE BATES
Junior Department for Children
-Permanency. Sociability.
Reliability
Headquarters 608 Beck Bldg.
Phones Mala 12 20. A-1112
THE THREE -STATEf
TOUR BOOK
tells you where and
how to go.v
QCHVAB PRINTING COi
0BEN F.GREENE-HARRY FISCHER
STARK STREET -"'SECOND
Go East Through the
Canadian Pacific Rockies
Ride on the roof of the world along the pine
fringed trails of this Mountain Wonderland.
Go camping in the famousYoho Valley the very heart of
mountain and valley loveliness sleep on fragrant balsam
boughs under Hudson Bay Blankets in an Indian Tepee.
Canoe on the rivers and lakes; fish for mountain trout.
Glaciers, fossil beds, cascades with shifting veils of spray
dancing down a thousand feet driving, riding, golf, tennis
mountain climbing all at your service. Reached only by
The Canadian Pacific Railway
Carredten Pacific hotels at Banff, Lake Louise, Field,
Glacier, Balfour. Everything Canadian Pacific Standard
None Better.
For full particulars caH, phons or write for Tour No. S-l 8,
stV. MURPHY, C.A.P.D, Caaaila. Pacific Railway Casaaaay ,
- r SO lasra Street reruaasl.
Give Public Satisfaction.
This is the best way to advertise a
business. The Brownsville Woolen
Mills. Morrison at Third street, this
week are selling suits made In their
own shop from Oregon wool at $12.60,
and calling It good advertising. You'd
think well of it if you owned one of
the suits. (Adv.)
Card of Thanks.
We wish to sincerely thank our many
friends for their assistance, sympathy
and beautiful floral offerings during
our bereavement. George B. Gilson,
A. J. Gilson, Charles Sitser. ( -dv.)
It Is estimated that Sweden's water
falls could be made to product K.009,-
000 horsepower, of which - leas than
1,000,000 at present Is utilised.
USTstop at Hotel
Uortonia. J
You'll feel at Home on
entering its kospitaU doors
, That "atmosphere".
Here are served cUlidous
flavor of Kome--
served in a faultless man
ner. Thats cutsine
Tke recollection of
charming meal lingers long
after the price is forgotten.
That's "mtursT
The thing, that always
appeals moderate prices.'
11m and
Stark
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as well as the most beautiful roses in the
world. We flatter ourselves with having fur
nished some of the STUNNING SUITS,
DRESSES and COATS seen on the streets
this season, and we wish to call attention to
the new ideas of fashion in suits which we
receive daily, and cordially invite those ladies
who have not made selection of Spring gar
ments to call and see our offerings before
making purchase elsewhere. Suits priced at
$25 to $100, Coats $17.50 to $65.
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If you want a clean way to travel
and a good way to go
TakeAeTVIILWAUKET
Electrification of its main line over the
backbone of the continent has elim
inated soot, smoke and cinders per
mitting unobstructed panoramaaof
scenery worth seeing1. (
YonH enjoy The carol ortable ocomn
dations and you'll like the little cour
tesies inciden to Milvaukee Bervica.
For rates, reservationa and literafcora
apply to,
Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway
EL K. GARRISON
District Freight and Passenger Agent
Corner Third and Stark
Phones Main 8413, A-2601
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For the Best Slogan
The GREATER PORTLAND ASSOCIATION wants, a snappy, .
trite, expressive slogan. It must be as short as possible and ,
forcefully express the Idea of patronizing the INDIVIDUAL
STORES. You can submit as many slogans as you desire, pro- ;
vided they are mailed on or before June l, 1916. FIFTY DOL
LARS WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE BEST SLOGAN SUBMITTED. ,
See the Windows of the Members of the Greater ;
Portland Association for Additional Merchan
dise Prizes.
A complete list of merchandise prizes for additional awards
will be published next week. These prizes will be on display In
the windows of the merchants contributing the additonal prizes. '
Look for them, and ask any clerk or merchant where you see the
GREATER PORTLAND SEAL DISPLAYED for any information:
concerning the contest and the object of the GREATER PORT-
LAND ASSOCIATION.
Buy Your Goods at the Individual Stores and .
Look for This Window Seal When Shopping .
Por1Irndi
Get acquainted with the individual stores inspect their 1
-stocks Compare their service and prices and you will find that
It pays to buy your shoes at a shoe store, your furniture at a furni
ture store, your clothing at a clothier's, your stationery at a sta
tioner's, your candy at a candy store, your furs at a furrier's, your
Jewelry at a Jeweler's, your drugs at a druggist's, your millinery
at a milliner's, your gloves at a glove store, your groceries at a
grocer's, your hardware at a hardware store, your plants and gar
den seeds at a seed store, your sporting goods at a sporting
goods store, your kodaks and optical goods at a kodak and optical
goods store and so on throughout your everyday personal and
' household needs.
Greater Portland Association
Reed Advertising Co., Asst. Sec.,M02 Selling Bldg,
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Northern Pacific Ry.
The Yellowstone Park Lute
THROUGH TRAINS EAST
NONE BETTER
Get the Benefit COURTEOUS TREATMENT
SUPERIOR DINING SERVICE
Eastbound Summer Excursions
Daily From June 1
Westbound Round Trip Summer Excursions now in effect,
s Tell your Eastern friends. Or, let us give
' them full information.
(Round Trip Homeseekers Rates TO MONTANA
and return. Low, attractive. Let us explain them.,
TO CALIFORNIA, liave your ticket read via the
"Great Northern Pacific S. S. Co."
rom Portland on the fast palatial steamships, making train
time (but 26 hours at sea) . Low fares, with berth and meals -r
included on boats.
Tickets and full information:
255 Morrison St.
Phones Main 244 A-1244
A. D. Charlton, A. G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon
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