THE OREGON DAILY JOURWAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1916.
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DELEGATES NAMED 10
GOVERNMENT LABOR
OFFICIALS
SESSIONS
Appointments Made Tuesday
by Governor Withycombe
to Represent the State,
ATTENDANCE TO BE LARGE
T. X. Bnrchjird, o. JL Bramon, S. J.
Stack, B. W. SlMiuui and Speaoe
Wortman, of Portland, Chossn.
8A em. Or., June 21. The following
five delegates were named by Govern
or Withycombe Tuesday to represent
Oregon at the third annual convention
of the Association of Governmental
Labor Officials to be held In Buffalo,
N. Y., July 17: T. H. Burchard, C. M.
Ryneraon, E. J. Stack, B. W. Sleema?
and Spence Wortman, all of Portland.
In attendance at the convention will
be a large number of commissioners
of labor, factory Inspectors, Indus
trial commissioners, workmen's com
pensation commissioners, directors of
employment, directors ol health and di
rectors of safety.
Articles of Incorporation.
Balem. Or., June 21. Articles of in
corporation were filed with Corpora
tion Commissioner Schulderman Tuea
day by Wlllowcraf t Furniture com
pany, Portland, 126.000, Carl B. Brown,
L. M. Earl and M. B. Meacham, In
corporators. Certificates of dlssolu
tlon were filed by the Sunny Brook
Orchard company, Portland, and Cherry
City Investment company. Rainier.
.Have $137.07 Balance.
Salem, Or.. June 21. At the annual
taxpayers' meeting here, attended by
only members of the school board, It
was shown that receipts for the year
In the Salem district totaled J 1 93.
891.08. while expenditures were $ 193.
263.41, leaving a balance of J137.67.
The school district's bond indebted
ness totals S 1 21.575.
MRS. MORGAN LAID TO
REST IN MULTNOMAH
a if-rilfiTitfii'iTiir tin i mi iiiin m niiiiiiifrr
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8. P. Would Change Rate.
Salem, Or., June 21. The Southern
Pacific railroad applied to the ntate
public service commission Tuesday for
an order to establish "greater rates
for lesser than for longer distances"
between Portland and points on its
Willamette-Pacific and Coos Bay.
Roseburg & Eastern branches. The
lesser rates are desired for points
along or near the coast where the rail
road has water competition.
Three Petitions Approved.
Salem. Or., June 21. Three initia
tive petitions, one providing for a
statewide tax limitation, another for
a state normal school at Pendleton,
and a third for a rural credits amend
ment, were approved as to form by
Secretary of State Olcott Tuesday. The
tax bill proposes that there shall not
be an increase of over six per cent In
any year In the state tax assessment.
Provide for tirade Crossings.
Salem, Or., June 21. The state pub
lic service commission Tuesday made
ai. order providing for a grade cross
ing' over the O. & C. railroad at Myr
tle Creek, under restrictions such as
the installation of "pockets" and gates
and the strengthening of a bridge.
One Killed in Auto
Crash in California
Machine Crashes Into Telegraph Pole
on State Highway Hear Los Angeles,
On Occupant Escaping' Death.
Tos Angeles, June 21. (P. N. S.)
Donald Rayburn, an employe of the
American Film company at Santa Bar
bara, aged 25. a former Los Angeles
newspaper reporter, wan killed on the
state highway near here yesterday
when an automobile In which he was
riding with George I,. Sargeant, a film
director of the same firm, crashed
against a telegraph pole. Sargeant
was" thrown clear of the wreckajje and
escaped with slight Injuries. The men
'had been attending a show here atid
had started hack to Santa Barbara.
Mrs. Martha T. Morgan
Mrs. Martha T. Morgan, who passed
away Sunday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Bess McMillan, 12 12ast
Eleventh street, had been 111 for the
past eight months. She was the widow
of the late T, Ben Morgan and had
made her home in Portland for a num
ber of years, coming here from Pen
dleton in 1893.
Her father, the late Joseph B.
Keeney, was born ih Crawfordsville,
Ind., but came to California in the
early days, thence to Utah, Washing
ton and Oregon, where he engaged ex
tensively In the stage and hotel busi
ness for many. years. Her mother was
Missouri Frances White of Lexington
Ky. Mrs. Morgan is survived by her
daughter, Mrs. Bess McMillan, grand
son, D. Edward McMillan of Portland,
two sisters, Mrs. Carrie H. Farrow,
Portland, and Miss Esther Keeney of
Walla Walla, Wash.; brothers, Joseph
H. Keeney of La Grande, Or., and Ed
ward C. Keeney of Monument. Or.
Funeral services were held yesterday
'""""is irom me parlors or J. P. Fin
ley & Son. Interment waa at Mult
nomah cemetery.
Training Camp Plan
Now Being Delayed
Local Enlistments Await Definite In
formation From the Department of
War on the Subject.
renmng oerinue information on
what the war department proposes to
do in regard to the military training
camp at American lake, the local com
mittee, appointed by E. L. Thompson.
president of the members council of
the Chamber of Commerce, is making
r.o effort to obtain enlistments of Port
land business men.
It develops that the bill authorizing
government support of the camp car
ries no appropriation and. consequent
ly the men who take advantage of
the camp opportunity will have to do
so at their own expense, including
transportation, uniforms and subsist
ence. A telewram was sent Monday to
Senator Chamberlain, chairman of the
senate committee on military affairs,
asking definite information on the
status of the situation, inasmuch as
communications from the officer in
charge of training camps at San Fran
cisco headquarters developed little satisfaction.
Address Delivered : Wedding Bells Ring,
To Mormon Society Despite War -Clouds
Kri. smmellae Walla, Who Is 88 Tears Sympathetic Of flows of Salem 2f a-
Old, Kakei Forceful Bps sen at Con
fame Tsstsrday.
Mrs. Emmeline p. Wells. 8. yester-
tlonal Guard Company Grant Sriae
gToom Temporary Xst f Absence.
Salem, Or., June 21. A. 1 yner "Wool-
day addressed the conference of the . pert, druggist, ,member of mpany M,
Morman General Keller society or me and jjlss Edith Fugate. wh- had about
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter decided to indefinitely postpone their
Day Saints, In session in the foruana wedding. scheduled for Wednesday
church. East Twenty-fifth and Mad!- evening, because of the call to arms,
son streets. With a vigor and force were married Tuesday, the bridegroom
seldom excelled by much younger peo- being granted a temporary leave of
pie, Mrs. Wells told of the achieve- absence from his regiment by the sym-
ments of the society during its many pathetic officers,
years of existence. . . m
Mrs. Wells began her career as a Ti 1 JJTU J 4-1 - A
teacher at IS She was secretary of rifcLriV YVLU.SW.CS ill B
(Via T? iof nMAtv fnr 25 var and 1 V
has been president five.
The Mormon Relief society does
work all over the United States, or ;
wherever needed. One of its purposes . others Among; Baker, Or Citizenry
is to store wheat in granaries and
distribute it in case of emergency.
If there be a shortage in one section
Held Objectionable
the wheat is sent there and used as
seed. When the Ban Francisco earth
quake occurred, the Mormon society
was one of the first to respond with
wheat and bread.
Declare la raror of as Mwy Vols,
makers as Possible. '
Baker, Or., June 21. Riesidents of
the South Baker lumber mill district
are preparing to appeal to the city
commissioners to abolish what they
call the whistle nuisance, claiming that
The receipts of the society for 1915! the city fathers have authority to act
amounted to $248,071, and its trtal re- under the anti-noise ordinance. Several
sources are now J.36,046, including complaints have been made by rest
.iu.ijov uusncis ui wueai.
The present membership of the so
ciety is placed at 41,274. It has 1001
relief organizations which help sick
and destitute families.
There is a special . committee In
Portland to aid the Baby home.
dents that whistles sounded by the
mills at 6:30 disturb the slumbers of
many residents, not employes of the
mills, who are not obliged to arise at
an early hour.
' Other South Baker residents are op
posed to making complaint. A delega
tion of residents headed by prominent
business men are preparing a petition
to the commissioners to take action.
Roseburg Man's Car
Plunges Down Bank
8 sr en Passenger Btudebaker, Property
of A. O. Karstsrs, Hit by Passing
Machine Bo Ons Injursd.
Roseburg, Or.. June 21. Tha seven
passenger Studebaker automobile of A.
C. Marsters, a Roseburg banker, was
badly damaged near Riddle on Sunday,
when m car passing from the rear
struck the front wheel of the car, send
ing it down n embankment for a dis
tance of 40 feet, the car landing against
a fence. The occupants fortunately
escaped without serious injury.
Another accident was that of James
Wayland, of Roseburg, when his car
backed off an embankment on Roberts
mountain south of Roseburg, and dam
aged it to the extent of about 1100. Mr.
Wayland's family escaped from the
car before It left the road. .
EMPLOYERS SHOW
THEIR PATRIOTISM -
MEXICAN
CRISIS
Number' of Big Houses Offer
Employes Half Pay While
in Actual Service.
BANK IS AIDING THE PLAN
Some of Plrms Are Willing to Make It
Pull Pay to Their Ken
Wlills la tha meld.
Portland employers as a whole are
showing marked patriotism and liber
ality in dealing with their employes
who are members ot the National
Guard.
Most employers are promising that
places will be open for their men at
the expiration of their service and
others are making full or half pay
arrangements.
The Western Union Telegraph com
pany announced yesterday that it
would pay all employes In the guard
one-half pay during their absence
where half pay and pay as a soldier
together did not exceed the company
salary.
The Portland Railway, Light &
Power company has suspended vaca
tions In Us operating department
pending the outcome of the guard
movement and has promised to re
store its men to service with their
'present seniority on return from duty.
Sixteen car men of the company and
nine or 10 employes in the office
are members of the guard.
All the department stores are af
fected. Meier & Frank leading with
35. The Portland Oas &. Coke com
pany will send seven.
The United States National bank,
through R. W. sehmeer, cashier, has
offered to give all Its employes going
to the front half pay.
The Crane company, wholesale
plumbers, has announced that it wl.l
pay all employes members of the
guard their full salaries for a period
of six months.
Is Recruiting Company.
Baker, Or., June 21. Dr. H. J. Mor
ton, former First Lieutenant. Company
A, Oregon National Ouard and Spanish
war veteran, is rsullng a company
here and will ask wovernor Withy
combe for a charter as sodn as the
minimum number Is enrolled! Former '
members of defunct Company A andr
many other local young mcU are anx
ious to enlist. I -
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Improper Bottling
Of Cream Alleged
W. C. Bead rined f 10 but Payment Is
Suspended; Conviction Is he Plrst
of Its Kind trader XTew Ordinance.
For bottling cream in his place of -
business at 151 Broadway, W. C. Reed,
proprietor of a delicatessen iand res
taurant, was fined $10 in the tpuntolpal'
The payment ot
court yesterday.
the fine was suspended. '
This is the first convictlo of the
kind since the new milk ordinance went
into effect, and Jude Langfuth -re- .
quested that other grocers ind res
taurateurs in the city take notice of.
the case. t
The arrest was made on tfie com
plaint of Dr. D. W. Mack, chief milk
Inspector, who said that Reed- bottled
the cream for customers froiji a can
under the counter. Dr. Macki empha
sized the danger lying In this practice,
which he declared was anything but
sanitary. The ordinance provides that
milk must be bottled In milk; depots.
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Rotarians Join in
Home Guard Plan
XTnmber of Members Volunteer and
Patriotic Sentiment of Club Beaches
Hlg-h Mark.
So carried away with patriotic fer
vor were members of the Rotary club
yesterday that they began volun
teering enlistments for service in a
home guard regiment that it is ex
pected will number ultimately 1000
men. Among those who volunteered
were Nelson O. Pike, president of the
club; W. O. Harrington, R. S. FarreU,
G. W. Herron, George D. Lee. E. E.
O'Neal, Joe Sandvall, G. S. Costello,
R. M. Davisson, J. L. Bowman. F. C.
Griffith. J. C. English and S. B.
Cooke.
The Idea rapidly grew Into a p;an
for a Rotary company for home guard.
The action followed an address by Gen
eral Charles F. Beebe and a suggestion
by Ralph R. Duniway. The program
was closed by remarks from Lieuten
ant Blackburn of the United States
navy.
The luncheon room was decorated
with flags, and at an appropriate mo
ment small balloons carrying flags
were released, and the club men sang
"America" and "Columbia." A fac
simile of the national flag was prlnced
on the program and President Plka
said that so unusual was the act tnat
the printer had admitted not using the
cut of the flag for a similar purpose
since nine years ago.
Big Movie Company
Deal Is Announced
Giant Cap Injures Children.
Raker, Or., June 21. Clarence Hat
field, a 10 years old lad, lost part of
two fingers of his right hand by the
explosion of a giant powder cap. Thj
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
t'rimins and the two little sons of
Mr. and Mrs. N. It. Bostwick, who
were standing close by, were badly
cut about the face and body by por
tions of the flying cap, and some of
the other children were less seriously
hurt. '
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S Victor Company's Special Advertisement
n a Previous Pas.
PERFECT
Victor Service
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Sherman.Pay&Co.
Sixth and Morrison
Opposite Potoffice
All the Victor Records.
Victrola from $15 up
On the easiest term.
Dealers in Steinway and
Other Pianos, Pianola
Pianos , Player Music, Etc.
President of McClnre Publications Bop
resents Important Interest In Trans
action, Involving Millions of Dollars,
New Tck, June 21. (I. N. S.) An
announcement was sent from the of
fices of Frederick L. Collins, president
of the McClure publications, today,
which stated that the Paramount Pic-
ures corporation, the distributing or
ganization which handles the product
of the Famous Players, Iasky, Morosco
and Pallas companies, has been sold.
or is about to be eold," to Collins,
acting for important financial and pub
lishing interests.
The purchase price In the reported
deal is said to involve several n.illion
dollars in cash and securities' in a
corporation to be formed by the I uyer
for the purpose of taking over Para
mount an! other film corporations.
Carranza Calls for
Mexican Volunteers
All Males Between 15 and 30 Tears
Subject to Conscription If They rail
to Bespond to the Call.
San Antonio. June 21. (I. X. S.I
In Laredo it is reported from sources
in Neuvo Laredo regarded as reliable
ttiat Carranza Tuesday issued n dpi-ree
calling upon all males between the
apes of LI and ;f0 years to volunteer
for army service. Failure to volunteer.
the decree states, will subject tiie indi
vidual to conscription, with death the
penalty of an effort to evade conscription.
It is stated, also, that Carranza has
instructed Genera! de la Garza, com
manding at Nuevo Laredo, to make
every effort to prevent bandits from
crossing into the L'nited States.
C. 0. 1. Water Users
Will Have Hearing
Matters Belattng to Upkeep of lands
and Water Distribution Will Come
Before Public Service Commission.
Bend. Or., June 21. A hearing be- I
fore the public service commission
upon the complaint or the central Ore
gon Irrigation Water Users' associa
tion vs. the Central Oregon Irrigation
company will be heard In Bend on July
11 at which time the difficulties al
leged upon the part of the water
users on the C O. I. project will be
given consideration.
Matters, which will probably come
up tor consideration, relate to upkeep
of lands and dispensation of water.
The case has been long standing.
The recent decision by the supreme
court held that the C. O. I. company
had no right to come into the supreme
court to enjoin the proceedings.
Davis Appointment
May Start Inquiry
Hew United States Commissioner for
Southern Oregon District Alleged to
Hold Office De spits the Constitution.
Medford. Or., June 21. The appoint
ment of Roy Davis, United States com
missioner for this district, occasioned
surprise here. Mr. Davis, in addition
to being official stenographer of the
circuit court, is deputy clerk of the
federal court of the southern Oregon
district. His appointment as commis
sioner, it is cited. Is in contravention
of article 2. section 10, Oregon consti
tution. Others had made application
for the commlssionership and the mat
ter may be the subject of official in
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We are celebrating oar 24th BirthdaS by a whole week of the best specials this company
has ever offered. All lines advertised are sold at great redactions. Many prices cut exactly in
half. Here is a new list of 24th Anniversary Specials you. will find something you need at
an extra special price.
All Articles Advertised Will Be Sold at Special Prices.
Tha freatttt total The Owl
Drag Co. potmiet is the con
fidence of the catlomert who
will tnae len million purchatej
at 77m Owl Drug Stores this
year.
W ha won lhi$ confidence
V frMnf you the most oiu
for ry penny.
When we said s special price
we meant it.
When we My this is a week
of the best special prices we
have offered, you know there
arc remarkable opportunities to
Buy at low price.
Mli ' I Confidence 1 S
&a I 11 u&'& - Owl- .,.-B . we meant it.
J2- Standard Toilet Aids
BmS Wednesday
24th Anniversary Prices
85c style Manhattan Rub-
br ?& , , 25c size Owl Benzoin Cream 14
Special Wednesday re .., . .
and Thursday.- OiC 25c size Violet Ammonia 14?
oOc size Java Rice Powder. J7?
25c size Lazell's Mazzata Talcum . . . 150
Po, 25c size Parker's Nail Gloss 15
25c size Pasteurine Tooth Paste. . 15
25c size Pond's Vanishing Cream
(tube) 15
Sweathcart Soap, 2 for 5
10c size Wax Paper.
outings.
Special W ednesday
and Jh jriday
4 packages 25c
lLxtra Special
Owl Theatrical Cold Cream
Frill pound 60c tin of this popular
cream reduced for qq
Opportunity Dbys Onj..5a)C
and Thursday
Popular Patent Preparations
24lh Anniversary Prices
jKit 25c size Lee's Egg Tar Soap 15
4tT 9 Mic size Xsustrnc in an onca J.O(7
Baker Treatment 25c size Poslam Soap 17
For Catarrh 25c size Pond's Extract Cold Cream 1T?
A dependable preparation 40c size Raymond Complexion
for diseases of the nasal or- Cream 25
gans and the throat. Regu- . " "'''"'"''"'",
larly 50c. ' 50c size Reynal Face Powder 259
2 for 55c 50c size Packer's Tar Shampooo 29
fespt& 50c size palm Olive Shampoo. '.29tf
iw size rails ia u odgc xieui luiiii.. .av
Westphal's Auxiliator 67
50c size Pond's Extract Cold Cream 29
50c size Pray's Ongaline 30
$1.00 size Sheffler's Colorine 63
50c size Parker's Hair Balsam 33
50c size Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 37
25c size Squibb's Talcum Powder . . . 12
$1 size Parker's Hair Balsam ...... 69
$1 size Potter's Walnut Stain 69
lLxtra Special
Standard Preparations
2 for the price of One
20c Baker Toothache Drops 2 for 20
23c Japanese Clearnnf Fluid. . .2 for 2S
25c Owl Corn Paint 2 for 25
25c Owl CU Cleaner 2 for 25
25c Owl Witch Hazel Cream.. 2 for 25
23c Owl Nail Bleach Z for 25
50c Barclay Wash 2 for 604
50c Rubilyptus 2 for BO
50c Thompson Pile Remedy ... 2 for 50
75c Baiter Sarsaparilla 2 for 75e
75c Beef, Iron and Wine 2 for 75
65c Iron. Quinine and Strychnine 2 for 85e
For SI avers
A 25c Sanitary Glass Shav
ing Mug and a cake of either
Williams' or Colgate's Shav
ing Soap for, Special
both
19c
'Loe
Playing Cards
16c Owl Cards. 13
26c Smart Set Cards 15
40c Congress Cards 33
45c Poker Chl&s 29
For Baby
Stork Nurser, complete,
Reg. 25c. Special 15
Hygeia Bottle ivpd Nipple,
complete, re& 25c, spe
cial 1
Toilet Articles
10c Emery Boards,
2 for 15
25c Star Beauty Brushes,
2 for SO
25c Celluloid Soap Boxes.
2 for i 30
50c Nail Buffers.
2 for i 55
$1 Owl Atomizers
2 for S1.05
10c Items 2 for 15c
2 10c, Eye Cups
for ,..15
2 10c Face Cloths
for ...15
2 10c Baby Pacifiers
for ,..15
2 10c pkgs. Tooth
Picks for . , . . .15
2 10c Rexall Toilet
Soap for 15
2 10c Adhesive Tape
for 15
2 10c Cleaning Pads
lLxtra Special
on Home Drugs
25c Drugs 15c
(On Orange Label)
Caicara Bark
Senna Leave
Em. Peppermint
Oil Eucalyprai
Tinct. Arnica
Zinc Ointment
Precipitated Chalk
Orrii Root
Peptia Powder
Chlorof. Liniment
Magic Inaect Powder
Sulphur fit C- of T.
Fluid. Ext. Catcsra
Imptd. Rose Water
Tinct. Benzoin
Boric Acid Powder
Comp. Licorice Pdr.
Spirit of Camphor
Tinct Iodine
Henna Leaves
Camphorated Oil
10c size New Skin
15c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
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50c
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50c
50c
50c
75c
75c
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5c
2 Beauty Aids -
At Special Prices
25c Bird Face Powder Special 14? 1
25c Bird Rouge .Special 2 for 25
Announcement
W atch for our Success Sale.
ALL SPECIAL PRICES.
Friday and Saturday
Dent's Toothache Gum 10c
Owl Charcoal Tablets 13c
Hanson's Corn Salve 15c
Freese's Hamburg Tea 15c
Field's Worm Powdets 15c
Lincoln Tea 15c
Kohler's Antidote 15c
Dioxogen 17c I
Formical Lubricant 17c
Garfield Headache Powders . -17c
Gray's Worm Powders 17c j
Griswold Family Plasters 17c(
Koenrg's Hamburg Breast Tea 17c
Musterole 17c!
Haarlem Oil Capsules 19c
Garrett's Snuff, 6oz. 24c I
Barbo Compound . .'. 29cf
Almozoin 29c!
Know-Doc 29cl
Make Man Tablets 29c
Palmer S. S. Ointment 30c!
Nature's Remedy 28c!
Haarlem Oil Capsules 39cj
Dioxogen 49d
Marmola Tablets 49j
Optona 674
Campho Phenique 67
Balmwort Tablets . . . . js. 67
Castoria 19
Oil Kotein Capsules 69t
Foley Kidney Pills 69t
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15c Soaps 2 for 19c
One of our bet toilet soaps at nnprecei
dented prices. I
Tod co Roee Geranium; Todco Mlntj
Tod co Cocoa Almond; Todco Transparent
Glycerine; Todco Oatmeal 2 for lOf. ;
24th Anniversary Specials 24th Anniversary Specials 24th Anniversary Specials
J&CxtJL jt&fnPji&& Useful Remedies
zoc liz tor sore teet. . . loc
On Toilet Soaps
10c ue Burton Medicated Skin
Soap. Special for the
Opportunity Sale, per cake, 5
10c sixe Fhyucian a a i Sor-
geow' Soap 5
10c Owl Row Geramaa. cocoa
alaaoad, transparent glycer
ine, or oatmeal, round cake,
SPECIAL, per cake. .. 6
10c sir Lava Soap. . 6
10c " Mnsyon'i Witch Hazel
Soap 7
I5e Vegoil Soap, special, two
doable cake, for 15
25c box Cream Foam Soap.
Special IT
2 for the"priee of One
25c Blackberry Cordial.
Special 2 for 25
26c Cherry Bark Cough Syrup,
Special 2 tor 25
25c Corn So Trent,
8pecial 2 for 25
25c Foot Bath Tablets,
Special 2 for 25
25e Healing Salve,
Special 2 for 25
60c Blood Tablets,
Special 2 for 50
50c Ecsema Ointment,
' Special 2 for 50
75c Beef, Iron- and Wine,
Special 2 for 75
25c size Owl Foot Com
fort . . . J 14
25c size Perspiro 17t?
25c size Eversweet. 15
75c Mercolized Wax. . ,69
85c size Othine 69
75c size .Saxolite 55
25c size Allen's Foot
Ease Mfc
25c size Johnson's Foot
Soap 1G
$1.00 size Delatone 69t?
for
15
Portland Store Located Broadway and Washington St
Out-of-Town Customers send for oar free 1 OO-paf e catalog and
buy your drug, toilet articles and medicines at The Owl prices.
24th Anniversary Specials
Springes and j
Water Bottles j
Hercules Syringe made to lell
for $1-26. Owl price, A tS
89c now TC
Hercoles Water Bottle mads to
sell for $1.25. Owl A
price, 8o now rZ?C
Comfort 2-qt Water BoHtle
made to sell for Sj.SO.
Owl price 1.00 - r
now
Hercules Combination mad! to!
sell for $1.76. Owl r, to
price, $1.39 now ZrOC
Last-Long 2hjL Water BotGe .
made to sell for $2, q O
Owl price $1.50 now:. Z0C
SPECIAL
Hot Water Bottle
Covers- jh
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time to use mj bat
Jane's the time td but
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