THE OREGON. DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, , JULY 4, 1917.
;BVVELLA'.
WINNERl
he Meier & rr&me Swinr elufr
I will pnd on ear each wek
- -JL . daring the ittmrntr Hwtoi tor
v tne Red Cross, th meetings
t all day affairs held in tli park
of th cltr. 9 Th laat ntln of th
elate was In the nature of a ta !
br th Meier Frank Co. for .too club
member, lira H. K. Staler WU toast-
(mistress and an address was siren by I
Mrs. M. B. Woodburn, chairman or me
welfare committee. Mrs. Woodburn
' reported that 10 garment had been
mad and given to the sick and needy
during the winter. Miss B.Feheen-
f backer gv tbe report of the aampler
committees Th treasurer's report" was
made and Mrs. Sot fray gav a fine
- tribute to Madam Coats, Tner were
' 60 present. . . -
' Femdlatos Women. Bnsy Red Cross
" thimbles i were sold on the streets of
boys for 10 cents each and almost
"everyone on the street bought one or
more. ,,Th funds go to. th Umatilla
..county chapter,'
;-WUl Work for Bed Cross The F. E.
O. sisterhood of Tacoma will devote
Wednesday during the summer to Red
Cross work.
Girl Join Bed Cross At the last
Mtinr of the Tenas Polaklle Camp
. Fir Olrls, Jessie. "Gertrude and Flor
v enc Woodhouss became members 'of
th Red Cros. "
JMTed WOmaa Sees Her Blv A little
lady, 71 years old. of Vaahon Island,
lias ''done her bit" for the cause of the
Red Cross war funds. She is Mrs.
tor '36 years, and loved by an who
know nor. v She lived through th tir-
sing days of the Civil war and lost
; . lovld ones in the strife and she wanted
- to do something for bar country, again
1n th throes of war. She sewed and
jnade bandages, but still she was not
content; she wished to do more.
' ; She Is gifted with a wonderful mem-
ry and ability of recitation. Many
- times she had pleased her friends by
"recitations. Now the thought came to
: her : that perhaps she could give an
- entertainment and let the proceeda go
" to. the Red Cross. So the idea matured.
A e-year-old grandson, Fielder BeeJl.
' opened the program with two songs.
. Other musical numbers were given,
but the treat of the evening were the
recitations of the little great grand
mother. In all she gave 15 selections
.- excellently rendered, but the three
most loved ones were "Orandmother's
jQuilt, -The Old Front Gate" and "The
Old Log House." The entertainment
netted $25, thereby bringing the con
tribution for the Red Cross fun from
; :vasnon and Maury islands to the 900
mark 1300 over the amount allotted
lor the district.
Meatless. Whsattess Bar One
wheatles meal each day, using corn
bread or other cereal; one meatless day
each week; no butter In cooking; use
: horn products and release freight cars
for other uses, preaoh the "Gospel of
th Clean Plate" and "Get Behind
iioover." v This waa the program
adopted by the Los Angeles County
women a committee of the Councils
of Stat and National Defense which
met last week. The committee also
adopted a food Pledge as follows: MI
am glad to Join in th exercise of food
conservation ror our nation, .and
. Hereby v accept membership Jh the
United States food imi.niatMtii
pledging myself to carry out the direct
nona ox we rood administrator la the
oontrol and administration of my
cwiiinoiii) ,
Diamonds exnosed to radltim tonm
highly radioactive and remain so for
several years, according to a British
scientist.
. Jf jT-yr '-.v.v: s jL, ..y. . : . v,;,Hfc.
and - their v friends are welcome. - A
pleasing program has been arranged
and much Interest is alreay evident.
Zinxcheoa of Frtmary Oonnofl Pri
mary and iklndergarten teachers and
others Interested In the work of these
gradasv ar Invited to attend th lunch-
eon gives cy the Primary Council
Thursday noon.":- Th subject of seat
work has been chosen for discussion.'
wnurd traioa to FieniCv The wil-
lard iy C. T.-U. wUl hold an all day
picnic at Peninsula park Friday. Thar
will b a Mothers day program at 3
m. All members and friends are
asked to be present. A box luncheon
will be servejd at noon. ;
Photo by Grave
Sirs. J. Coulsen Hare, who will assist at the tea to be given Friday
afternoon by the Psychology dab for the benefit of the ambulance
fund of the Third Oregon.
Wtvaf S oclety l&Dblivg'
DY NOMA
,LAWLER
At the Theatres
A3irsE5iiarrs
BAKXA Broadway ant Slith. at Morrison.
A Li JOLBON and NSW YOSK WINTKH
ABIKN COatPAlCT U BoMoaoa Craaoe Jr.
B:l 9. m.
Sixth aar Waanlnetoo.
CUARLCS BAT la "THB CLOD-
rtte-
COLVMJila
toeUr. t
"Th Batrayai oX Macgto." 11 a. a, to li
v. m. - '
COUNCIL CREST End Portland Balsbta ear.
una. oetoooc aamanaeata. Feature. HONTS
AUSTIN, bey alagar. la populu aaosa. 1'
a. m. to 11 n. as.
HIPPODKOMK Broadway' t TamMlL Vu-
omua. ticaauiicr: rKJNCKas m, vain-
llra oaBCer, aaatated by OeKroee B. Bacb
aaas. . Paotavlav; O. H
1:10 n. m. fo 11 n.
MejEvrii
PEGGY
; wirs
ieory's "Me glory.
. UESDAY evening a dinner dance
' I , as given by tn management
1 of the Portland hotel for the
men f rem -Vanoouvea, barracks
of th engineer eompany, - Sixteenth
provisional training regiment, who
cam .several week ago from th Pre
sidio at Ban Francisco to pass two
months or so at Vancouver barracks
and Clackamas There wer about SO
of th men present and many addi
tional dinner parties were made up
for th occasion with a merry assem
blage being present. Dancing con
tinued from 0:30 until 11 o'clock.
Mrisv Corbet Hostess
- Mra Halen lAdd Corbett entertained
with a dinner carty at Forrest nau
on the Columbia river highway Tues.
Am-r .vnnr. antertainlns- for Ted WU
cox and his auest. MoCttlly Sudler of
Chicago, . who returned from college
with Mr. Wilcox to pass the summer
here. Others In the party were.: Miss
Virginia Menef ee, Miss Elizabeth Men
efee. Miss Elisabeth Miller of Provi
dence. R. I., wbo came west with the
Misses Huber and la now Visiting
Mis Virginia Menefee. and Page Shin
dler. Miss Menefee, with Miss Miller
and. her father, Lee Bruce Menefee,
will leave Thursday for San Francisco
to pass a week at th Palace hotel and
V-mzi Xe Menefee, who U.tth.
Cond7
pdr.
Fataa Pictured Nawa.
OAKS Taka Oaks
tboroe
W1U
Oracon Jooraai-Hearat.
. U a. to 11 a.
ear on rirat or u
Oetdoor
Wcat Extravecanaa
menta, raatare.
O. Wnt Extravee-anaa coaeanr Is
"ALLAH'S GABIEN." Eloiae Anita Hall,
prima donna. Mclror's band. 10 a,
to 11 p. m.
Pa NTAGES Broadway at Alear. Tandevllle.
HeadUner, Gaorga Cbooa playlat "HELLO,
JAPAN. Photoplay, chapter "Th tier
Wcted M'lfe." 2:30, 7, :15 p. m.
PKOPLES Weat Park at Alder. Photoplay.
Bex Beach's "THE BA&KUUt." 11 e. m.
to 11 D. BV
STAB Waahlnrton ay .Park. Pbotoplay.
HIUHIBU BXKTT ID
GOODS.". Added artractloa KTJLOLA COSi-
PANY. natlr Hawallaa alnsers and daocera.
11 a. d. to 11 D. m.
STRAND Park at Stark. VaodaT&le. Head- I
Presidio. On their return the girls
will go to Gear hart to visit a few
week with the Misses Huber and their
sister, Mrs, Kurt Koehler.
To Visit North Beach
Miss Katharine Hart, accompanied
by Miss Rhoda Rumelln and Miss Mar
tha Whiting, left today for the James
T. Hart aummer home at North Beach
and will pass about two weeks at the
coast.
damaged I Mrs. Lonlsson at Seaside
Mrs. Julius -Louisson left with her
family last Saturday for her summer
cottage a.t Seaside.
liner. HAIA. AND HALL, abootlnc novelty. I ' ' "
Paotophyr, 'Tta Car oc caasoe," leaturins For MlUs College President
rnAn.nxn FAnnuoi.
mud. m.
1 b. m.
SUN8BT Broadway and Waablactoa. Photo
. i . . i.ivnu a vnAAn mis nriBV ni
THB NATION," featartng Harry Horey and
Alio Joy re. 11 a. m. t 11 p. at.
ABT MUftBUM Fifth and Taylor. Honrs S
to 5 week days; 2 to ft Sandaya. Free after.
Boons of Tuesday, Tharsday, rriday, Satur
day and Sunday.
Oa Monday afternoon the Associa
tion of Collegiate Alumnae and the
alumna of Mills college will glv a
reception from 4 to 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Helen Ekln Starrett. on
Portland Heights, in honor of Dr. Au-
relia Henry Relnhardt. president, of
Mills college. All members of the two
associations and prospective patrons of
Club News
National Honor
Bend Women Organise. -A few of
the women of Bend met at the home
of Mrs, Agnes O'Brien Thursday after
noon to organise a club which will be
known as th Woman's Club of Bend.
The club has for Its object literary.
social and dvio work. Mrs. Agnes
O'Brien was elected x temporary chair
man and Mrs. Averll Burton was
elected secretary-treasurer. Th next
meeting will be held on July 10 at
the horn of Mrs. A, J. Colvin.
Seaside Women Sleet At the Tues
day afternoon meeting of the Seaside
Women's club. Dr. R, O. Mess, presi
dent of th Chautauqua committee, ad-
uressea tne memoers m rgara to tn
ticket selling. After Dr. Moss had
completed his talk a resolution was
adopted to assist in the promotion of
tne unautauq.ua and sale hf the tickets.
Mrs. John 0ane was elected chairman
of th ticket sales committee and Mrs
Edgar Blackburn will be In charge, of
th Junior Chautauqua sales; After
Bed
TirsveTaaleJL
0'
The Feannt Vine
ktm day in the pleasant summer
three little children planned a
beach party. They took sand
wiches and cookies, cake and pickles
and all th good things'that make pic
nics such good fun.
four Inches tall.
But when they were about ready to
Start, the oldest little girl said. "Oh.
mother, w haven' anything to cook!"
"To cookr exclaimed mother, "did
you want to cook something?"
"Of course w dot" exclaimed all
the children, "it wouldn't be a. beach
party' without cooking something Let
us tak some potatoes to roast."
- That wouldn't be much fun," said
mother, thoughtfully, "potatoes take so
long to roast and then you always get
the ashes inside when you try to eat
them. . Why don't you take peanutsT
' "Peanuts!' cried the children In sur
prise," peanuts are already coasted!",
-. Their mother laughed. "Perhaps the
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Make Cuticura Soap and Ointment your
every-day toilet preparations and watch
your ; sain, nair ana nanas improve.
Their use is safe, convenient and inex
pensive. Cuticura Soap clears the pores
of impurities, while touches of Cuticura
Ointment now and then prevent little
skin or scalp troubles becoming serious.
For iree samole each bv mail address
post-card: Catieura, Dept. 9G, Bos
ton." Sold throughout the world. Soap
loc, . uintmeni a ana 0U9
Sirpcrfluoas Hair
XfJlliraefc
Trve , risnai 11 qui a' storey
- -tS. - OaJyaVplUar h
A real little rine quite three or
kind you buy are, but the kind X mean
are notr
She went with them to the store arid
bought a great bag full of fresh un
roasted peanuts. "There you are!- site
announced laughingly, -roast those all
you please or as little as you wish and
sUU no harm will b done!1
The children set out srallv for the
beach,
They gathered th wood, thev btfilt
th fire. And when the ashes were
hot, they burled th peanuts tn among
mem ror roasting.
Then they went off for a War.
But so great was their hurnr for
Play, that they were none too careful
about getting everyone of the peanuts
in cne xir.
soma way, on little peanut rot
dropped out of the bajr into the sand-
not much wonder that!
He felt very badlv about it thou a V
That is, h did for a little while. Then
the children came back and a got
trampled down into th aand so far.
that h couldn't think of anything
much except that hs must try to get
oaca up xo in Hgnt.
For days he tried his best. Then
at last he suooeeded as everybody
will if they try long enough. He stuck
his tiny head up througtt the sand Into
tne sunugntl k . ,
Maybe be wasn't proud and happy!
Alter that it was easy work. Th
sunlight helped him.. The raindrops
helped hit everybody helps when on
really tries, you know. 80 he grew
and grew till he was a real little vine,
quite three or four Inches talL -
Then on day cold winds oame and
they said to th little neanut vine
"You can't grow any morel We're com
ing! we'll soon frees you up
"Never mind,- replied th littl
nut. vine, sturdily, "somebody!! tak
cskr ox me: r.-v- vv'i "..'
And they did! For; would ytm be
liev It.- that vary day. a. littl girl
went walking on th beach. And as
she walked, she snled the neanut vina
( Sh dug It up and took it - horn and
pianiea uua pot in her window gar
een. . And ther j it ; grew aU winter
long.- ; vv- iv?:'i ';:.ap;s:;.v 's1-;-.-"
"I'm not very Mg.- th vln: would
say to himself, "but Tm happy that's
w . , - ami, UlUWIi A( 43c -i t
the meeting; th members wer sur
prised when Mrs. Lu K. Hum and Miss
Clara Oilman served tea for all. Mrs.
Seines, chairman -of the ticket sales
committee, has named Friday of this
week as the day for her committee
meeting, which will be held at the
Civic club rooms. The following offi
cers were unanimously elected tor th
ensuing yer: Mrs. V. O. Webb, presi
dent; Mrs. J. Seines and Mr a. I 8.
Ball, iflrst and second vice presidents;
Mrs. Olivia White, treasurer: Mrs. R.
O. Ralston, secretary: Mrs. L. R. Corns-
ton, assistant secretary; Miss Virginia
uraxe, press agent.
Woman's Pennsylvania da's.
Th Woman's Pennsylvania club will
glv a plcnio at th Oaks Friday aft
ernoon and. evening. Men are invited to
go from work for the pionlo dinner at
p. m. For further information call
the president, Mrs. Charles Fisher.
Woodlawn 443S or chairman of th so
cial committee. Mrs. W. W. Dusan.
Bast 1754.
Kindergarten at T. B. A. "Kinder
garten activities the Basis of Demo
cratic Education is to be the subject
for discussion at the session . of the
kindergarten department of the K. &.
A July IS. The speakers will be Ed
ward B. Shallow of Nw Tork;
Miss Edna D. Baker, National Kinder
garten college, Chicago; Miss Grace
Brown, teachers' college, Colum
bia university; Miss - Orace S.
Barnard, Berkeley. and Ml as
Mary Adair of Philadelphia. Th
three session will be held in the Lin
coln high school July 11, 18 and IS.
All educators and others interested are
invited to attend th kindergarten din
ner Wednesday, July ll. Reservations
may be obtained from Mrs. Allen
Welch Smith, Main 301. A-1141, or
Miss Maud E. Stevens, Tabor 6161.
College Women's Committee to Meet.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangement for the National Federa
tion of College Women will meet
Thursday at 3 p. m. in Central Library
to complete plans for the entertain
ment of th visitors.
Orad Teaohers' Inaohon Th
Portland grade teachers' luncheon
Tuesday noon promises to be one of
the most sucoesef ul affairs of the con
vention week. President Aley has sent
his assurances that he will be present
and many other notable rueeta are ex
pected. This luncheon is an informal
affair at which all visiting teachers
Bill Finely Balanced
pRANKLTN FARNUM. in th role Un. eollege are cordially invited to
rot a happy-go-iucay society lion, De present- ,
cut off In his father's will with
1100 and a seven passenger car. turn- Honor Guard Notes
inr iltnv driver and heatlnar the street I 'mere will do no meetings or any
railway company Into submission, 11 B or to umi
the effervescent comedy drama, en- "uara waajr
titled "Th Car of Chance," that bal-
ake&aw W Sfc vaAeanw Vklll wktlVt AASnAll B
th Btrsnd theatre today. Th vaude-1 ATL rVT wr Z ll
vllle half of the bill ha a striking I"-' ' . X.' V.
feature In Hall and Hall with their " twV.
sensational shooting novelty, which isl""1" cr ulBD1"'
staged In special settings and is start-q society Notes
img au i Mrs. Fred Mundell of Salt Lake City
ultra ui u . wui ., vtaltlne- with frionda In Portland
Sorority to Meet
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Bank Clerk Eats to ; -
6et Mo -Marines
Saa Francis Toung Mam Toras Oo.
xaaad to Fnt on Weight to Beeom
oldier of to Sea Veeds 11 Feuds.
San Francisco. July 4. ft N. B.V
W. a. Perry, a clerk In the Bank of :
California, is determined to eat hi
way Into the marine corps and a little
ining use 13 pounds underweight Is
not going to stop him. Several days,
ago Perry applied to tlfe recruiting r-
seant, a.verytning waa O .K. until h ;
stepped upon th weighing scales. Th .
weight required of a marin la ltf '
I pounds. Perry moved the scales only
to lit. f i
Since then he ha been taklnsi the
following course of treatment. j
Three raw errs and three e-lasses of
milk before rolna- to bd. ritn hours'
sleep, three full meals a day and three
or rour glasses of malted milk during
th day, whenever he can get around
the corner of the bank to th soda
fountain.
"I have set mvself six weak, in
which to make the weight," waa Per
ry declaration, "and within that Urn
I am going to b a member of the ma
rine eorps."
AMUSEMENTS
dlaos with a big bump of versatility.
for their act offers not only singing,
talking and dancing, but acrobatic!
work. George HalL In a singing and
talking bit. has a classy and likable j
for the summer,
Mrs. Phil Metschan Jr. with her two
daughters, Phyllis Jane and Dorothy,
hav gone to Seaside for the summer,
Th following not of prominent Al
way of entertaining. Singing songs bany people will interest their hosts
mat ar up 10 tn minute ana o.eaung ot friends throughout th state. F. P,
in a delicious line 6f comedy patter, Nuttlnr is one of the best known news
wiin a piano etun on me siae, won paper men of the valley towns
Tomorrow A Rainy
"Pretend'4 Land,
Day Play In
ardaon and Newman, blackface duo,
glv a decided touch to the bllL
President Deoides
For Wooden Ships
Washington. July 4. L N. 8.)
President Wilson has settled th ship
controversy. The wooden ship pro
gram, supposed at one time to have
been successfully submarined, will be
In full swing early next week. An
nouncement of th president's decision
Is held up pending the outcome of the
food legislation before congress. There
is no indication whether General
Ooethala will be Instructed to build
wooden ships or whether a new corpor
ation will be formed for tbat purpose.
Mrs. F. P. Nutting and Miss Violet
Nutting have left for Portland, where
they will make their home. They were
mat bv Mr. Nuttlna. who has been there
for several months, being employee In
th Internal revenue off lea They will
make their horn In th Laurelhurst
seotlon of th city. Many friends were
at th station to see them, leave and say
BAKER
Broadway and
MoiAsom
BCalB a.
BAaOAnf BATnrra today to to ii.h
Asierlca's Forvomet Cosdiaa
AL JOLSON
IB nOBXYSOV CxTSOg J. '
Tremendoua Caat and Proilectlos.
Nlgsta. 0Oe to S3J0.
PANTAGEC
X MATIN EE3 DAILY. 2i30 KJ
BXXXO. 7ATAV
A BrOllaat OrieaUl Operetta With Large
Beaaty Ckoma.
a OTBZB BIO) ACTS
Tkrae Pettiaimaeia DaUjr.
Klgkt Ottrtals at T aed .
L Y,R I C
Oca Week.- Com um clef Xsij J. t P. M,
Ooattaaetis
tbx rsAJcc rr ititu m tbb sab
yBAMOlSOO BOMB TalALS"
la rive 3 arte
A Wonder Picture of Today, aas Otter ill 1
features
AAmlaaW Ue ChOarsa le
Sirs, William F. Proppe (Ethel BXatthlen), a recent Portland bride.!
goodby. They wer very popular in Al.
bany and have a good many- friends
In Portland."
Mrs. Xnrln Brunn and little son have
returned home after spending a pleas
ant visit with Mr. Brunn' s parents In
Seattle. They motored both way.
Sportsmen to Honor
Widow of- Sportsman
Faad Will Be Balsed Among Oregon
BTrmters as Tribnt to yadg-e Bemmy,
Who Introduced Chinese Fheataat.
Corvallls. Or July 4. Sportsmen 'of
Corvallls are planning to honor the
widow of the late Judge Owen N.
Denny. A subscription is being taken
to raise a substantial fund to bs pre
sented to Mrs, Oertrude Jane Denny.
Judge Denny will be remembered by
nearly every sportsman of the state
a the man who Introduced the Chinese
pheasant into Oregon, spending about
13000 of his own money in the work
of giving Oregon a game bird.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Childrea
In Use For Over 30 Ye&ra
TONIGHT-
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CREST
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OREGON JOURNAL
News pictures of northwest ana
national events will appear eaeh
week at leading theatres through
out th northwest, lncluding
Mejeatio of Portland.
WHERE AND HOW TO GO
fa; irMLJt - mruLU 'iCQJf UJ Jiiic IXULU u iustw aa irH a
mo Great Mortfiwost -America's Natural Roson section .
WHERE TO STAY
WHAT TO SEE
SafeTtlUk
Infants a.d InralidJ
77r ORIGINAL
MALTED 171 ILK
Rich rralk, malted grain, in powder form.
For infants, invalids a4 growing children.
For intents, invalids asl growing children. ' '
Pure nutrition, upbuilding n whole body. 1
I nvigoretee nursing mothers ssi th aged, f
More nutritious than tea. coffee, etc
Instantly prepared. Requires no cooking.
Sttbttitntes Cost YOU Sams Prica
Multnomah
Lodge
Columbia Biver Blghway
3 BUe Prom Portlaad
Startlnar BAinf T a ..h
Mountain and Multnomah
Fans trails.
CHICKEN DINNERS
Btrlotlv Btans Roovtux
Ideal for summer vaca
tions. Excellent accom
modation for over-nlxht
guesta.
a. J. "KATJ7MANN, Prop,
wf swiano xaa.
Shelburne Station,
North Beach
The Shelburne
A quiet and restful summer hotel Justly famous for Its terries and
appointments. In slfht and sound of the ocean. lLonf distance phone In
hotel. Special rates for families. Buy your tickets to Shelburne Station.
Address T. J. HOARE, Prop., Seaview. Wash.
Shipherd's Hot Springs
COUrXBIA aiTTJt'S BEIT BXSOBT
A Beeort foe Health asd Pleaaore. Strlmataa,
Peol, quoits sad eroqoet srooada. Teat ee
Urea tor rest. Located la tee heart of the Caa
cadea. Excelleat riablag. Aato meeta all
trains Ail wkite tela. Ateerlraa asd Kora
peaa plan. For rates and reaerratloRa adAraaa
Mineral springs Hotel taraoa. wiw.
SEASIDE, ORE. TENTS
famished boesekeeptoc tents. Eleetrle llfbta.
od and water furnlabed. rtear tl oceaa.
Rates reaaooabla. Addreae I B Uomptoa, 111
Broadway, Seaside, Ore.
TeOcs Along a Box o
.a in - sr aasv mm. aw sm i aw 7 a ssv . . rw wm. a -
A bit ef gwltserlaad la Asierles S'A
hours fro 01 Portland Accommodations tne -beat
UATSTBATED BOOAXST MXXZ
a W. J. Aecsere, Best. White baiaMS. Wa.
BOTJTBC BZACX
VrWTOBT, OAl.QOJi Comfort
able and eonvenleat, I end 3
room cottages, tarnished eesv
plate, with tree wood, tS pec
week, teat hovees 1 4 per week.
A fine plane tor the klddtee
seed beach aed rise serf bare
Toe;, trewt flahias. claaaa asd
basting. For reservations or
further Information call ar writ
room 0S Stork exchange hand
ing. Portland, or phone Male TA.
BIVEli ItKSORTS
j&astr. GEORGIAN A
ASTOKIA AITD WAT XAVSOrOS.
Leaeea T a. aa. eailr. uadajs.a7:S0 d.
Bernralng, leaves Astoria S B. a., arrires Ferv
lana p. am.
STB. XtrXXnrx leaves T:4S a. si. daOr ex
cent Saadar. fceterauis leetaa Aateria T a. m.
Xaia 1438. Waahlartoa St Dock. A-412S.
t l r mm f ' -. IM'I ale ea Cedar laland or some of th ether beaa-
A lot of the fiiB depends on the Iimch--- rs'fZu?.
9 Thest ariiazingly good cakes make a deli
.doiislimax.for a picnic luncheon.
There's a kind for every : taste in every
package.
Your Grocer Hen Then .
Fall Potmd) '
Pacific
Coast
Biscuit Co.
Portland, Orexon :
V
KITTY MORAN
The new sseedr sleaaare .atanoraa heat tJt
Ins mm rortiaae to uregoa uty end war
points. Way not take your friends for a pto
week ears sad S a. aa.. 11 a. S a. at. and
1 & p. an. oa ttoaoaTa. ran eoif we raeae
khteie sail or a-ewu - -
CEDAR ISLAND
! A eniet asd ntctniesuae resort ea the WU.
; Unette, spleadld beach (or bath inc. elvtag
nrer, spnns; soarn. - ire Data aouset tine
isuiac anotav . DeBCtae everr evaatae and
iftnndar afternoon, we not camp oat here
(or e wees er snore tnie eummeri Take autti
Moraa at root el Alder a treat. Phone Oai
lSS-al. er write n jenmnsa. M(t
AUTO STAGES.
Mte Hood Autot Stages
lilTH seaaoa ef nZXXABXZ net Its. eaUr S
a. an- te Welch's. Tawaer'a. La Caaa Uoate
and KbododeneVoa. SO round trip; geterunaent
Camp SSAO. Tlcketi, tsrormetloa end reerra.
tlons st DOBSZT B. SBXTK TXAVIL BU-
KIAd, lie Xnlr at,, corner Waahtaata.
WanhaH tT. er IBYTSBTOif AiAQS
AUIO CO.. .Zae., I. U S. Seead. Prea. Can
Us, OUKa. Kasa seorweAta aaa nreecwar.
850 MILES Trist and Stag TRIP
la 7 daa fur S3A.0O from any point, and re
turn bt war of Salem, 11.60; Bareee. M OO;
Roeeborf. 17.00; Grants iaa. 110-25: hfedford.
til 2ft Klmatk Valla. Sift. 00. Pare
Klamatn raus, rerarn ny jwno, eiv.w; to
Dalles, $15 00; br Corambla Hlghwar t Port
land, 119.00. Wemake tbia trip both wars
with aeren-paaeenrer ants. Stopovers allowed.
.tner
rearing everr otl
dar proTldlns we have
two paaaengers for Klamath or Reaad Trip. If
ron are on this trip la anr war. call and re
retra (Qlde and hotel book free. .
Cramer Stage & Realty Co.,
SIS BaOwav Tx. Bldg.. ertlaad. Or.
MAmSHALL sm
TRAVEL
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July Trip Out of $
Portland
FOR
SUGGESTIONS TO TRAVELER
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HAZELW00D
CANDY
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Adds greatlr to the pleasure f a
vacation trip.
Bent or Parcel Post er Express
to anywhere In United States er
Canada. Satisfaction aad deliver
guaranteed.
THE HAZELWOOD
Cafeotloaerr aad Bests araat
Waahlnrton St, t Tenth
Portland, Or.
Walther - Williams Garage
CLATSOP BEACH Q
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Esstsra Oreaoa's iarsest Ore-oreof Siraa-e.
Ofea dar aad eight. We ; are prepared a
tm is yoe aeeeptahl with oil. gae, atocase. ee
nenobUe weaafein end expert repair. Assets
Btaoseeker, - rere. Dodge ears, -resnata ea
Oregoa anon 14 set fall te visit this hi t arte
eity wit It wealth ef eeeele caana. Phone
Kea soi. im paiiea, ur.
To the restful seashore resorts by
North Bank Road Limited Trains.
Columbia River at fkxxi stage & tnag-
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nuicent signi. woservauon x-rior vis. - o
Week-End Round -Tnp
TiMfrr tn farriart and lN
Seaside or North Beach,
return
l jSfTZK ci. " Tkkwt at Office) of
TOBAT -
filiiis Developed Free!
when prints er ordered.
"W par retura .postage. -Five-hour
expert aervlce,
. largest Pbdto Supplr Uous
in ta Northwest
Woodard. Clarke & Co.
Vood-Larh- Bldg Alder at W. sk
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a TUS0H feet abor seslerd, fas tfcft a
n Powder River Mountains, n
near Joseph, Oregon. Eat sleep. If
play, lire outrf-doors. A dellghtC It
nd nxuntainlAka resort Good tl
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