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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1918.
BRIEF INFORMATION
(2031) day or tie)
Coming Events.
: Lanrclbiirtt Park, July 21, ifternooo and
suing, losa suclet annual picnic. Expect
3000 or mure present.
Holludar park. July 21, Kaoaas society to
picnic. Victor Murdoch expeeted to apeak.
Auto races. Hum City eelwar, buiurda
sail Sunday, July 22 i ml 2a.
Hour club meeti noun, Jul 23. .
Uraou Tempi, t'ytuiaa SUiers of Oregon,
nil her. July 28, 29.
Convention of Kolgliu of Pytblaa and Pytb
lan tilatera will dm bald lu Portland Auuat
1-10.
Buyers' weak, Ancuat 7 tu 12 Id-Iu1t.
Tmeuty tUIrd annual outlug ut Uaaaiuas to
Turea KUtera, Auiuat U-2U.
KscaraloD to Cum Uay. Oregon Journal ftoa
elal. lctlug Portland Au'Jt 23. lO p. in-.
rturnlu tu fort laud . ui.. Hundmy. Aum
oat 27.
Cltlsana mlllliry training rawp at American
Laka, Auguat U-St-pteiuber 9.
Municipal Band Concerts.
Friday. July VI, a p. m. Brooklyn Play
ground. buniiay. July 3y, m. Waanlngton Park.
Today's Forecast.
lortUiid .d vlilnlij- Tonight and Kitur
li.) fair; intm eiteny wloda.
orenirn and V aaulugton Toulgbt uai Sat
Uiduy fair; uenerallv neat.erly inda
Maliu 1'rtilKbt and raiurday fair.
Weather Conditions.
Tbe praaaure i-rmllnuea high over the north
wt and Canadian aoutbweat. There ar
extent depreaaloiiH uv-t central t'allforuta aid
r.t-.n, repeilTi'l) and a moderate di
tuihume la centr.il at ' off Hie New Kng
li.nd HSt. Show era uvvf fallen In fslfru
Cii,ada. eaati'iu North Dakota. Illinula. I.'nila
lara, 'lViiuekve and the Middle and Norti)
Atlantic atati. "ITie weather o)ler lu
watern Oregon. Waabltigton. Interior lirtr lli
C lbrabla. ' ntrthfrii Alberrj arul New Kiik
laud. It la warmer In aoui hcdatirn Idaho n"l
Hiitbern C'tab and northea-twHrd to Lake
rtuparlor; In xnneral. Uinperatiire ehansea
In 'ither aeotlona ha- l,een unlnnortaiii
The (ondltloiia itre f;ivH-jlle r.r ontinue'1
fair and warm weather lu 'bin dlitrli t dining
the lie 1 1 1t tu 4 bmirs wlib generally !
rly lnda. T. KKANC18 HK.AKE.
AaaUtant Toreraater.
ObKervations.
TACATIOM 0E OTtMEK 8TJBSCBIBZSS
When going away for tha anmmer or on
your vacation bare Tbe Journal follow you
at tba regular rate of IS ccnta a week; or
tli following ageota will supply you at tbe
regular city rates:
War view. Or. F. C. Boblson.
Bay City, Or. Mra. J. C. McClura.
Bayocean, Or. Edward b. Cook.
Cannon Beach, Kcola, Or. L. W. Crooa.
Carsoo. Wash. Carl B. Umltb and Bhlp-berd-s
Sprlnga.
Oarlbaldl. Or. D. C. Ellla.
Oearbart, Or. Uerbert Clearer.
cake Lytle. Or. Outlook Inn.
Coug Beach, Wash. Miltou UarrU (all
points on beach.)
Manhattan Beach, Or. Mra. G. I. Huiton.
Mausanlta beach. Or. O. B. Nunn.
Neaii-kab-nle Bearb Tolil & Andersen.
Newport. Or. o. I'. Shoemaker.
Ocean Park. Wash Miltou Harris.
Kockaway Befb. Or. W. H. Oevlne.
bt. Uaitm'a Spring,, Waab. Mrs. U. SJ
Cong.
Seuslde. Or. Mauley Abbott (all points on
the beaih)
Sesrlew, Waah.-Mlltoo Harris.
Jen Mile Lake, Or E. E. Smith. Laka
lile. Or.
Tillamook. Or. Ieo Morrison.
Wlluoit sprlnga. Or. V . W. McLeran.
, county. South Dakota, will be held at don and other relatives seek to break
the Oaks tomorrow afternoon. Dinner the will of the laie John Golden, &
will be served at 6 o'clock and coffee wealthy Marshfield man, nas been
I will be furnished, but all those attend- postponed for 10 days after part of
lng are expected to brine; their lunches.' the evidence was heard. Mr. Golden's
1 . at. i m vftin t Ahrtiir ii in rn.
luniMa beach, end Vancouver Hue, bathing;
Chinatown on North tourtb sud Second
streets.
Modern high and grad scnools; acbool gar
dens; rose hedges.
"Heelng Portland." automobiles.
"Seeing Portland." trolley cars.
Trip u. rou an lumber mills.
Typical lluma fcec,:uu Portland Heights.
Nol, Hill. I r nig ton.
Mount Hood Trlpa North aide: Drle out1
along the Columbia rlrer hbxhway (see sboe) !
to HmI Hlver. and tben up through Hood
Itlver Tdlley to Mount Hood Lodge, ,
rlevstlon. or on to Cloud Cap Inn. raiut ele?u- '
t,ou; conditions ideal for mountain cllm'j; !
views glorious; rosds good. O. take train '
to IImh1 Hlver. tbence by automobile dai;y '
to Cloud Csp luo; or by Hood Ulter Valley I
railroad to Parkdsle and stsge from there.
Hi'tirh Side- Automobile stsge dallr from!
t'ortiana lo uoTernment uop,
I Bis; Sautee Swery Satoxdsy Swealagc.
1 Becker's hall. Corbett on Columbia high'
way; 11 couple, supper extra. Kinest
equipped ballroom on the coast; best
music. No improper dancing; allowed.
Stage leaves Bt, Charles hotel Saturday
8:15 p. m., returning after dance.
Round trip. $1. (Adv.)
Jewish Serrloea Tonlsht. Services
will be held at the Congregation Ahavai
Bholom, corner Park anJ Clay streets,
tonight at 8 o'clock. Tomorrow morn
ing services at 9:30 o'clock. Rev. R.
Abrahams on will officiate.
Wants Prisoners Taught Municipal
Judge Lang;g;uth. in a letter to the
mayor, proposes to teach the idle
women In the city Jail sewing and to
pay them for the time they spend on
useful work.
unday Excursion. Steamer Bailey
Gatzert Cascade Locks and return.
Music and dancing free; II round trip.
Leaves 9 a. m., returns about 6. Main
914, A-5112. (Adv.)
Chlxopractlo Adjustments. Patients
praising. Knockers inadvertently
boosting. Dr. McMahon. Chiropractor.
will provides that most of the estate
go to Mother Agnes of Portland, head
of the Sisters of Mercy to be used for
charitable institutions.
Many -at Funeral of
Mrs. P. R. Burnett
McMinnviUe. Or., July 21. Many
gathered at the Christian church yes
terday afternoon to pay tribute to the
memory of Mrs. Mary Elisabeth Todd
Burnett, wife of Rev. P. R. Burnett,
pioneer clergyman, who passed away
at her home here at the age of 67
years. Her maiden name was Mary
Elizabeth Todd. She waa born in An
drew county. Mo., February 8, 1849.
In 1865 the family settled on the farm
one and one-half miles west of Mc
MinnviUe, where on October 14, 1866.
she was married to Peter R. Burnett.
i The six children were present at the
funeral, Mrs. Josle Hays of Independ
ence; Robert T. Burnett, of Eugene;
(Adv.l Mrs. Laura Dunn, of Ashland; Horace
Change of Schedule. Commencing E- Burnett of Eugene: Mrs. Florence
Monday, July 24, steamer Joseph Kel- j
logg will leave Portland Monday, i
Wednesday and Friday at 7
Whiteaker of Independence, and Mrs.
JJdna Irvine, also of Independence.
in. Ad.
Steamer Jessie Sarxlns, for Camas.
Wss'hougal and way landings, dally
except Sunday. Leaves Washington
street dock it 2 p. in. (Adv.)
The "Swan," available for charter for
accom
modates 500 dancers. Main 3838. (Adv.)
MoCarger, Sates at XJvsly. Fire, Css-
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Boise, Idabo. . . .
Boston. Maas . . .
Buffalo. N. Y..
Calgary, Alia...
Chicago. Ill
Ienrer, Colo. . . .
Iea Moines, la.
Edmonton, Alta.
Fresno, Cal
Galveston Teiai
Helena, Mont. . .
Huron. 8. I)
Jscksonvllle. Kla
Kansas tUty. Mo
Knoivllle, Tenu.
Los Angales, Cal.
Marshfield. or. .
Memphis, Tenn.
Montreal One . .
New York, N. Y.
Kew Orleans, .
Nome Alaska.
N. Head, Wn..
N. Yakima, Wu.
Oklahoma, Okla.
Phoenix. Aria...
Pittsburg, Pa...
Pocatello. Idaho
Portland, Or....
P,. Rupert, U. C.
Roaeburg, Or...
Roawell, N. M
Aacramento, Cal.
Bt. Louis, Mo. .
Bt. Paul. Minn .
Salt Lake, Utah
ban Dlcgo, Ca 1 .
Aan Francisco. .
Seattle, Wash..
Bbfrldan. Wyo. .
Bpokane, Wash.
Tampa, ria
Tonopali, N'er...
V aides. Alaska.
VancouTer, B. C.
Walla Walla...
Washington, D.C.
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Welches, Arrah Wanna. or take suburban I excursions ana aancing parties
electric trains to Boring and atage. I
Suburban Trip Via P. K.. L. P. Co.; I
Hull Hun nark. M) miles: Huts. -aria nark u i
miles; fldhlng and mountain tral.a; Caneinsh unity and automobile Insurance. Teon
park, IS miles. overlKklng WlllametU; Co- i bldu. Telephone Main 168. (Adv.)
it.niuia ueacn. enu Vancouver line, Dslning; 1
"Tbe Oaks" park, on Willamette; Vancouver
ana vaucouver tfarracas, nortnwest military
Veness Will SeU Timber.
Centralis, Wash., July 21. An
agreement wherein J. A. Veness, presi
dent of the Veness Lumber company
at Wlnlock, agrees to sell to the West
ern Logging company all timber on a
big tract of land and a logging road
leading from the Veness mill to the
tract, was filed Wednesday with th
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headquarters; Wllbult i prtugv. ou Willamette
valley Houtnern; v iuameii.e rails and Ore
gon City. 15 miles south.
Via Southern Pacific: Tualatin and Yam
hill valleys, loop.
Vis Oregon tlectrlc WlllametU valley. Sa
lem and Kugene.
Via O-W. R. & Bonneville, flab tann
eries, picnic grounds. Hood River, Cascade
Locks, paralleling Columbia river highway.
Via Southern Pacific Tualatin and Yamhill
valleys, loop.
Via rivar steamera Up Willamette to Oregon
City and Salem; up Columbia to Tha Dalles;
down Columbia to Astoria and mouth of Co
lumbia river, terminus Astor expedition. Sal
mo u canneries, salmon fishing, jetties, forts.
Via North Bunk Astoria, viearhart. Seaside,
Ixscb bathing.
Caves of Josephine, via Southern Pacific and
atage.
Crater Lake, via Southern Pacific. Med ford
and auto stage, or via Oregon Trunk or O-W. j
R. h N-, Bend and auto atage.
Ocean resorts Seaside, oeurUart. Newport,
Tillamook. Marshfield. '
Deschutes canyon and Central Oregon, via I
O-W. R. N.. or H.. P. A 8.
Wallowa valley. Cake Joseph and Eagle Cap. I
via O-W. It. N. j
Pendleton Hound-Up. Hot Sprlnga, Eastern 1
Oiegou. via O-W. B. k N. I
Miscellaneous Klsbiug. bunting, ontlng trlpa. j
Retorts Ocean, viearhart. Seaside. Long '
Beach. Newport, Cannon Beach, Bayocean,
llllamook. Mountain: Cloud Cap Inn. Covero-
ment Camp. Mount Hood Lodge, Rhododendron '
Tavern, Welches, Arra Wanna. Tbe Eyrie, '
Jewett Farm. Springs: Wllhoi:. Saipherd'e, ,
Hot Lake.
Washington Vancouver and military poet:
Mt. Adams, Ut. St. Helena, ice carea; Long
B ocb resorts.
For further lnformstlon. rates snd routes,
see Dorsey B. Hmith. Travel Bureau. 110
Third, corner Washington. Journal Summer Re
sort rolumna, published every Sunday. Wednes
day and Friday, or Jourual Travel Bureau.
Broadwsy and YamhlU.
llne Book and Catalog Printing.
K. W. Baltes & Co. Main 165, A-1165. Ad.
Hold Tooy Filiate Picnic and danc
ing parties at Crystal Lake park. Ad.
Boxing Tonight, Rose City club;
Mascott-Coulon. five big bouts. Ad.
Dr. E. C. Brown, Bye, Ear, Mohawk
building. (Adv.)
Sr. Jessie McCravln has returned. Ad.
Will Case Is Postponed.
Marshfield, Or., July 21. The case
in which Mrs. J. A. Kennedy of Ban-
Every
Complexion
Blemish Banished
in three days Creme Tokalon
(Roseated) did it and we can prove
it Success guaranteed in every
case or your money refunded. Bold
by Meier A Frank, Tba Owl Drug
Co., Woodward, Clarke A Co., and
all leading dealers.
Lewis county auditor. The agreement
runs for a period of four years frpm
October 31. 1916. The consideration
is 1126,000. -
$25 Men's Suits, $15
No reduction sale, no clearance sale.
Big values all the time. Come up
stairs where you save the high rei.t
profit: $25 men's suits for $15. Jimmy,
Dunn. 315-16-17 Oregonian bldg. Ele
vator to third floor.. (Adv.)
To Open Logging Camps.
Marshfield. Or.. July 21. A new
logging camp is to be opened by O. Q.
Gray, representing the syndicate
headed by Thomas Irving of St. PauL
This syndicate recently purchased a
large amount of timber in the Coos
Bay country. The logging operations
will be In charge of W. L. Pulliam.
Experiments with the use of gran
ulated glass a a preservative for wood
surfaces are being tried in England.
For the Camping Trip
Don't forget to take plenty of nice, fresh
Marshmallows for toasting. And when you
think Marshmallows, be sure to say
Vogan's Marshmallows
Camp fire Vogan't
Marshmallows Marshmallows
30c in attractive
in sanitary pound boxes. 10c tins
Visit the factory any day and see them msde.
Ask for
Vogan's when
you buy candies.
Modern Confectionery Co.
E. 11th and Flanders Sts.
yPORTLArtoj
CLEARANCE SILK COATS
Final Clearance Friday and Saturday
of new Moire, Taffeta and Poplin Silk Coats for chil
dren 2 to 7 years; colors, black, Copen and navy blue.
8.50 Coats $5.95. n and 7.50 Coats $5.45.
$6.50 Coats (like cut), $4.95, flQ QK
5 Coats 45Je7J
Silk Sport Sweaters for Girls, $3.95
SPORT SHOES, Blouses, Middies, Bathing Suits and
Outing Apparel of every description for girl or boy,
NOW at tempting prices.
TOWN TOPICS
! Outfitters yC- CnUdreiv 1
143 Sixth Street,
Opposite
Meier St Frank's
Wind velocities of less than 10 uillrs un
bour sud amounts ot precipitation of 1h
tba a .01 of an lm-b are not published tiereuu.
afternoon report of preceding day.
The Journal Travel Guide of Port
land and Oregon.
Columbia River Higbway Amerlea'a moat
wonderful scaulc road (or veblcles. No a-rade
exceeding b per cent. Hardaurface roadwaj
past waterfalls and mountalna through tbe
heart of tbe Cascade range. Bee tbe Uorge ot
tbe Columbia, Sbepperd'e Dell, Crown olnt,
Latourelle. Bridal Veil, Mist. Wabkreoa. Mult
xtoraab, Horsetail and olber waterfalls. Bonne
ville flab batrberit-a. Ooeonta gurge. Benson
t'ark and Winemab Plnusrles. East from Port
land via Base Line, handj or Sectlun Line
roads. Individuals do well to make arrange
ments through a responsible asencr.
Trip up Columbia river bjr boat or one way
by boat and return by an to.
Counoil Crest Overlooking ettjr. 1100 feet
blab. View unequaled of Co!umbla and Wil
lamette rivers, Tualatin and Willamette val
leys. Caacade and Coast ranges; snow peak
colour of Caacade (north to eaat on clear
dsjil. including Mt. Maimer, 14.408 feet; Mt.
Helena wi leei; aai. Aaama.
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Jeftersoa. 10,522
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sit. Hood 11.223 (eat; Ul
feet-
farka Washington, at bead of Washington
treat. Flowers, abrubs and trees; children's
filsvgroonda: feoo. Noteworthy pieces of sculp
ure. "Coming or tbe Wblte Man," by 11m--mar.
Atklna McNeil; "bacajswes," Indian wo
man who guided Lewis and Clnark, by Alice
Cooper. Ten minutes- walk. Peninsula, annken
rose gardens, containing more than 70Q varie
ties; playgronnda end model eommiinltr house,
alblna and Alnawortb avenues. Laurslhnrst
East Oak and Thirty-ninth. Mt. Tabor bead
ot Hawthorne avenue. Uaclcay, Cornell road,
nature left untouched; primeval fareet. wild
canyon.
tonatry Building. Oowla and Clark exposi
tion grounda; cootalna 1.000,000 feet of lum
bar, museum of forest products. Vlaltors wel
come from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. "W" car on
Morrison street.
Botal.va.rds Columbia and VTIUamette. en
elrcllna oenlnsnla; excellent views or hmrtr
ablpplus and InduaUlea; Terwllllgrr, south os
Blxth; FalrmouBt, eaat of and Skyline, west of
Council uw. umuaw river nigh war see
above.
Publlo Znatltutlona City hall and historical
museum. Fifth and Madison; county conrt
' bouse. Fourth and Salmon; Central library
Xentn ana iauu.ii, n museum, eirtn, near
Yamniu.; """ uouae, t-ara ana Broadway
Central poa toft Ice, Fifth and Morrison; Y M
C. A., Blxth and Talor; X. W. C. A., Broaj:
way and Taylor.
Kxhlblts Oregon resonrcee, fish and rim.
Oregon building. FlUb and Oak; historical,
Oregon lil'torlcal society. 207 Second etreet:
museum, clt bail; lumber industry. Forestry
suiiaing.
Uarbor reatnrea weat and east side public
ooc-ya, motor uoi jiuiua;, rooc or (tark:
boatbouae lor river -ours; snipping, modern
triages, oroauwsy, oaiiroeu ana tiawthorne.
Panoramic .view of cltjr fronp Willamette
King's and Portland eights, Councu Crest,
Mtt Tsbor.
Views of down-town districts. Jours si bond
ing Veon building. Northwestern National
Uank building, Meier A Frank 'a. -
Northwest Meat Packing and Stock Center
Union Meat company, Uulon, Stockyards com
pany, North Portland. Uniformed guide. Ken
ton car, .change to atorkyarda ear.
Worthy of M otioa Skid mors fountain. First
and Aukeny. by Olin U. Warner, presented by
Stephen Skldmore. tbompaoa fountain, pro
sented by David P. Thompson, Plaaa block.
Fourth and balm on; So 1 01 era' inonuinent.
lownsdale square. Fourth and Taylor.
Cloud Cap lun. or by Hood River Valley rail
road to Parkdale and stage from there.
Booth aide Automooue atage daily from
Portland to Government Camp, Rhododendron
- Tavern. Welchea, Arra Wanna. Or take ub
urban electric trains to Boring station and
atage.
Suburban tripe Via P. R.. L. A P. Co.:
Bull Uuu park. 30 miles; Kat acacia perk. 84
miles, fishing and mountain trails; Caneniub
park, IS miles, overlooking Willamette; Co-seaaaaawaawasawaaSMswssssMss.eaasssaassamxs?aaawjsi
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The Prsrtlnnrt Hntol I
m Xjr I a. a, mm awo m. a w a w
located in the very heart of the city, offers S
a service of courtesy, amidst surroundings E
refined and restful. 5
Table Service a la Carte
. 6:30 A. M. to 1 A. M.
ll I sCrd II
Sunday and Daily Table
Served 5:30 to '8,
d'Hote
at 1.
Dinner
Delane Funeral Held. Funeral ser
vices of Almira V. Delane. who died
Monday evening, were held yesterday
afternoon at the chapel of Brazee &
Snooks' undertaking: establishment.
Thirty-fourth and Belmont streets. In
terment was at the Greenwood ceme
tery. Mrs. Delane was the widow of
James Delane, a veteran of the Civil
war, and a -member of the First Wis
consin artillery, who died here a vear
ago. She had been a resident of Port
land for the past five years and had a
large circle of friends. She ia survived
by three children, W. B. Delane of
Spray, Or.; Mace Delane of Astoria, an i
Mrs. J. A. Prudhomme of Portland,
also a sister, Mrs. E. C. Carpenter of
Spokane, and a brother, E. Finney of
Spray, Or.
University Club Picnic. All former
students of the Northwestern univer- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II I tl 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IT?
sity are extended an Invitation to at- , '
tend the Northwestern University club j "
annual picnic which will be held to
morrow afternoon and evening at the
home of W. F. and George Honey near
Gresham. The picnickers will leave
First and Alder streets at 3 o'clock.
W. C T. IT. Meeting. The women of
the W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Pratt at 1007 East Fifteenth street
north on Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. A foreign mission program
will be given and refreshments en
Joyed. All are invited.
To Plonlo at Oaks. The annual pic
nic of former residents of Brookings
Orchestral Music Evenings
Under the management of GEO. C. OBER
Your Signature
to a check on which appears the name of a recognized
leading bank earns for you a reputation not only of a
judicious banking connection, but of conducting your af
fairs in a systematic and businesslike manner. A thorough
knowledge of what constitutes a responsible banking
service and the ability and organization to render it to the
advantage and convenience of depositors, places this pio
neer bank foremost for consideration by those seeking to
place their checking account to their satisfaction and safety
LADD & TILTON
BANK
Established
in 1859
Washing-ton
and Third
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
COHSXDER MT OFFER
OK TOTJB DENIAL WORK
Go to any dental office in Port
land, get their prices snd advice
and then come to me and learn my
pricea and vhat 1 cau
do for you. Examina
tion free. I give my
personal attention to
all work. '
DR. H. F. NEWTON,
Manager.
Plates $8.00
Gold Crowns.... S.Bo
Gold Fillings.... 1.00
Bridge Work 3.60
Painless Extract'n .50
Boston Dentists
886 Vi Wash. t., Bet. 4th avad 6th.
New
in
Portlan
SKould
First F!
Tneir
rVay to
Hotel
C
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Arrivals j
a s "ia
11'
elms I
Saturday
and
Sunday
Round Trip Fares
$3
Tillamook Beach Resorts
are the nearest to Portfcnd. 2 daily trains,
7:4 5 a. m. and 1:40 p. m. Observation
car on afternoon seashore special. Slightly
higher fare to Bayocean, Manzanita, Clas
sic Ridge and NeaTi-Kah-Nie.
Newport
Through tourist sleeper Friday night on
train No. 15. Bathing, fishing, gathering
agates, hiking, picnic parties, dancing and
many other diversions, 16.25 season round
trip fare.
Around the Loop $1.60
Portland to McMinnviUe and return. Going via Hills
boro and Forest Grove and returning via Newberg and
Oswego.
Oswego Lake 35c
An ideal place for a picnic. Boats to rent. Bathing is
nice in the lake. Take big Red Steel Cars on Fourth.
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Buy tickets and secure Information at our City Ticket Office
corner Sixth and Oak Sts., Fourth and Yamhill Sts
East Morrison-St. Station.
fice.l
, or j
John M. Scott General Passenger Agent
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Coos Bay Railroad Celebration
Marshfield and North Bend, August 24th, 25th and 26th
Low Round Trip Fares
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If you have any need for a horse-wagon de
livery, you can save money by buying a Smith
Form-a-Truck.
Here's what you get: Speed of easily 12
to 15 miles per hour under full load. 15 to 20
miles per gallon of gasoline, depending upon
load and conditions. Twice the work of 4
teams at half the cost.
Specifications accommodate standard nine
foot loading body, or any special body, and in
clude truck wheels, Firestone solid tires, spe
cial axle and springs. The wonderful time
tested Ford Rear Axle becomes the jackshaft
without a single change or an additional penny
of expense.
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Warner's Safe Re medies
A Constant Boon to Invalids Since 1877
Warner's' Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy, 50c and $1
Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy, .... $1.25
Warner's Safe Rheumatic Remedy .... $1.25
Warner's Safe Asthma Remedy. - - - - . 75c
Warner's Safe Nervine, - - . - - - 50c and $1.00
Warner's Safe Pills (Constipation and Biliousness) 25c
The Reliable Family Medicines
For sale by leading druggists everywhere. Free sample sent on request.
WARNER'S SAFE REMEDIES CO., Dept. 388, ROCHESTER, N. Y.
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Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.
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THERE is stability of
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the young man who
knows he can save
money, and does save it.
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TELEPHONES MARSHALL 1. HOME A-6281
THIS SATURDAY
WE OFFER
A selected lot of choice, light MOUNT ADAMS
LAMBS. These are the CHOICEST and BEST sold by
us this season.
GENUINE LAMB
Legs of Lamb, lb 22
Shoulders of Lamb, lb X4
Breasts of Lamb, lb 10t
Shoulder of Lamb Cutlets, lb 1QC
ENGLISH LAMB CHOPS, lb 25
Lamb (cut up for stewing), lb -10
Country Veal
Legs or Loins Veal, lb 16c
Shoulders Veal, lb
Veal Chops (rib or loin), lb 16
Shoulder Veal Steak, lb ,...150
Fresh Veal Loal, lb .15t
Fresh Veal Sausage, lb 18
Fresh Pork Spare Ribs, lb 8c
Selected No. 1 Steer Beef
Rolled Roast (boneless), lb 18?
Shoulder Pot Roasts, lb
Plate Boil Beef, lb. lOtf
Round Steak, lb 20?
Best Steer Hamburg, lb 12yC
Smoked Meats, Lard
Jones' "Pride of Oregon" Brand
Fancy Breakfast Bacon, sliced and trimmed, packed
in on-pound sanitary cartons, lb 35
Hams, half or whole, lb 19
Choice Bacon, half or whole, lb 18S20
Tenderloin Backs, half or whole, lb 18
Picnics, lb 12 Cottages, lb 16
Special Bacon, lb 13J
No. 5 Pure Lard. . . 70 No. 5 Compound. . . 65c
No. 10 Pure Lard. . .$1.35 No. 10 Compound. . .91.25
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED - Fresh Meats sent by
Parcel Post within ISO-mile radius. Smoked and Cured
Meat by Parcel Post throughout the state. Place your
country and beach orders now.
fOR YOUR s
Picnic LimchL
' Tru-Blu Cheese Wefers"
MfjfjMTO rsssewgn "Mara h mallow Dsinties"
lEK" 5?$? "Arrowroot"
llral I & JvL "Blu Wbbon Sod Wafers"
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