The Oregon daily journal., June 21, 1918, Page 11, Image 11

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND. FRIDAY, JUNE 21. , 19X8.
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INFORMATION
COBIXO BVBHTS
Coeeeettea ef Ufa4 Bnaam tenant. U. A. B-.
rarUaed. luart IS. .
TODAY JrOKZCASTS
Portland end 1ctalty--Tenlht eljoum sad
eaoier; SiterHar fair.
Um aad Wwhlagfam Tonlct 'howm;
aoler, eioept near coeat; B tarda, fair weet,
abewera M portion; emte aoathweeicrty wind.
LEATHER COWMTIOHB
Htih pfmri orerilee the northern plaint
rtaton, tha north Atlantis tlop and tmaXl areae
on the . middt Faatfis eeart. Kleewtaere tha
pru.ure to auaderataly low. PrecipKaUoa ban
oeevrred oar a Barrow belt Machine from
Smithera Onfim to Florida. Ue aaoat e tha
remainder of the country the weather ha re-
steined iair. The weather la noticeably cooler
la tba northern plaina rerton and ia parta of
OeJHernia a ad ia nack warmer ia tba north rn
Rocky Mnaatala etstee and la tba tower Lake
reaJoa aad tha rouer Ohio valley. Tba Ua-
Iterators ia above normal on tba Pecifla slope
and aaatward oar tha aoatbera plaiaa etates and
- iowvr M ieefcaivpt relley. aad ia severally below
aoraaal la otliar eecUona. Tba no In tam-
peretora la awra tbaa 20 defreee la Eaatern
Uracua and eHMrtbeaetern Waahincton.
OBSERVATIONS'
STATIONS
Abilene, f
Baker. Or.
Mob, Idaho
Hun. Meee.
bvaffaio. N. T
Ckicaao, 111
Hearer, Vol
iMaXluinee. Iowa
VdmoBton, Alberta . .
k'renu, CaL
Harre, Mont.
Honolulu, T. H. . . .
JUaron. S. l
Kinu City, Mo.
Knaarttla, Tetin. . . . .
l-" Angelaa. cal . . . .
alanhriald. Or.
Mod ford. Or
New Orleane, La
New Tort. .V. V
Nome, Aiaeka . . . .
Nurtty Head. Waub . . .
North ' FUHU. Neb. . .
Oklahoma City. Okla.,
PboeaU. Art
Poeatallo. Idaho
PorUand. Or
Koaaborf. Ur
Be Louie, Mo
St. Paul. Mina
-Salt Lake, tub
'Baa Dteco, Cal
Ban rraaolaeo, Cal...
i BeatUe, Waab
' Spokane, Waab
- Tacoma, Waab
Tampa, 11a
Taaana, Alaake
Vancouver, U
Walla, Walk, Waab. .
Washington, IX C
Takima. Waah
'I'. If. report of preceding dayT
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74 68 0
74 64 0
84 00 .16
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9 72 .01,
80 62 Oil
80 12
88 S2 0
102 72 .08
80 1.26
88 06 0
66 62 .02
102 64 0
i 78 74 0
00 64 0
60 .... 0
6 63 0
06 63 .66
104 76 0
104 78 0
0 62 .12
88 67 0
4 63 .01
76 68 0
80. 63 0
80 66 .12
78 68 0
64 62 0
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83 68 0
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08 48
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nouneed as open to students rn th TJnl-
versity of Oregon Portland center sum
mer school, Mrs. Helen Miner Serin will
offer two coarse : Principles of Public
Speaking-, and Dramatic Interpretation.
The course in public speaking Is Offered
to students of public speaking, and those
who wish to know how, when occasion
demands. The course In dramatic inter
pretation will be of interst to those pre
paring .for further work in" dramatic in
terpretation and In public speaking:.
- Soft ' Drlak Stand Balded The soft
drink establishment of Rolph Bellinger
at Union avenue and Burnsld streets,
was raided by the military police Thurs
day night and the proprietor arrested on
a charge of violation of the prohibition
law. The officers allegro they found two
quart bottles of liquor. They also charge
that Bellinger was about to sell a drink
as they arrived. He secured his release
on $250 bail. The arresting: officers were
Feuteln, Edelman and Sybouts.
Iajarica IT at, Sarioaa Andrew Smith
of Grand Ronde, Or., was injured
Thursday evening- when the automobile
driven by Mrs. F. X Knight of 17S
East Fourteenth street." struck his
foot. The accident occurred at Fifth
and Morrison streets when Smith
mobile. Mrs. Knight took him to the
emergency hospital where It was found
that his injuries were not serious.
Will Dedicate Flag Services will be
held at the Congregation Ahaval S ho
le m, corner Park and Clay streets, to
night at 8 o'clock. D. Soils Cohen will
dedicate the service flag, for the men
of our congregation who have entered
the service. The public is Invited to at
tend. Tomorrow morning, ' services at
A9:30 o'clock. Rabbi R. Abrahamson will
oiiiciaie.
TOWN TOPICS
THRIFT STAMPS
and
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
on Sale at
Business Office, The Journal
Field Examiner Wasted The United
States civil service commission has an
nounced examinations for field exam
iner, male and female, in the investiga
tion service, military and naval division,
bureau of war risk insurance, for duty
in Washington, or in the field. The en
trance salary will range from $1200 to
$1800 a year. A metallurgical labora
torian (male) in the engineering sta
tion of the naval academy at Annapolis,
Md., is also wanted at an entrance sal
ary of $4.66 a day. Applications may
be filed at any time and blanks may
be obtained from M. K. Wlgton, local
secretary, civil service examiners ,at the
Portland postoffice.
Jsry Freet Woman A municipal
court jury Thursday returned a ver
djet of "not guilty" in the case of
Ann Baseel, who conducts a soft drink
parlor at 81 North Tenth street, and
who was accused of keeping whiskey
for sale. Detectives of Lieutenant
Thatcher's war emergency squad found
many bottles of whiskey buried near
the home of Mrs. Baseel.
Cheeks Involve WoatiAnna Fass-
bender, 208 Adams street, was arrested
at a department store Thursday after
noon by Detectives Abbott and Hyde,
on charges of trying to pass two
checks for $15 each, with a forged
name. She was released to appear
for trial in municipal court this after
noon.
Fire Watchman Wanted A civil serv
ice examination for fireman-watchman
at the Portland postoffice, $760 per an
num, will be held July 31. Application
blanks and information may be secured
from Martin K. Wlgton, local . secretary
board of civil service examiners, at the
Port! an d'postof flee.
c A. Jeaaioa Arrested Upon a re
quest from trie government. Inspectors
Coleman and Morak arrested C. A. John
son early this morning at the Foster
hotel. The police do not know the
charge against him, but believe that he
id an I. W. W. organiser from informa
tlon which they received.
Steamer Twin Cities leaves Portland
Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 a. m. Leaves
Arlington Wednesdays and Saturdays at
4 p. m. Leaves The Dalles up bound
Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 p. m. Down
bound, Thursdays and Sundays at 7 a. m.
Freight and passengers to all points.
Tel. Main 7811. Foot of Pine st. (Adv.)
Wood lawyer Injared S. C. Hollister
of 1070. East Twentieth street, accident
ally caught his hand' in a wood saw
Thursday afternoon and severed a ten
don In the wrist. He Is 73 years old. He
was taken to St Vincents hospital.
Alberta Public Market The Alberta
Public market, Twenty-third and Albecr Wa
ta streets, will open Saturday morning T83
at 8 o'clock for the first time this sea-
In spite of unfavorable weather
conditions, it is believed a good supply
againat Richard Clark and the quarts
against another colored -porter, who la
said to have escaped from Officer Test
ers in an exciUng foot race through the
terminal yards. -
Censaar F Enjoys MeeUag Follow
ing an open order drill of the Second
battalion, Multnomah Guard, Major
Bowman commairding, n the Albina
field Thursday evening, the -members
of Company F, Captain McKlnnon com
manding, enjoyed supper at The Hasel
woodl and an impromptu program of ad
dressee. Company T will be represent
ed at the University at Oregon training
camp by Captain J. A. McKlnnon, Ser
geant Edward Graham and Private
Lowengart. , ,-.
Ladies While down shopping, get
your lunch or fancy Sundaes at the
Bungalow 8weet shop, 82 Washington
street. They'll please you. (Adv.)
Milk and Beit Care Effective In high
blood pressure. The Moore Sanitarium.
East 28ta and Alder sta. Office, 08 Sell
ing building. Phone Bast 47. Main 10L
lAav.)v
Steamer Jessie Barkis tor
Wnshouzal and way landless daily, ex
cept Sunday ; leaves Alder street dock
at 2 p- m. iaut.j
Steamer Georgians for ' Astoria and
war Dointa. leaves Alder street dock
daiiv. exeent Friday, at 7 a. m. Fare
$L8& each way. (Adv.)
Speeial Dancing Tonight, Arbor Gar
den. 2d and Morrison. Hear James
Dewey Washington sing Saturday night
scream I aot.j
Steamer Iralda for St.' Helens and Rai
nier daily at 2:30 s. m.. foot of Alder
street: Sunday. St. Helens only, 1:30
p. m, (Adv.)
If Ten Have Quarreled , With Her,
anuara vouraelf. One trip to the Bunga
low Sweet snop, z waaningion, wm
do It. (Adv.)
So Refreshing Appo, the drink made
from pure apple Juice. Be sure you
have several bottles in the picnic bas
ket. CAdv.)
I Will Sen a one half interest in my
dental office to the right man. Dr. E3of
T. Hedlund, 456-469 Morgan bids. Adv.
Sspple A Ballla Exenrslen on boat
Swan changed to Saturday night. Jun
32, instead of Friday. June zi. (.aqv.j
MeCarger, Bate A Lively Fire, cas
nalty and automobile Insurance, Teon
building. Telephone Main 168. (Adv.)
Gentleman leaving for Lon Angeles
Sunday or Monday, automobile, wishea
passengers. Broadway 10. . iaot.j
Make Tear Engagements to meet at
the Bungalow Sweet shop, 828 waan
lngfon street. (Adv.)
Dr. W. W. Christie, osteopathic phy-
aiciaji. 305 Oreconlan biag. j&ain oiou
(Adv.)
Wanted An experienced tick cutter
and sewer. King-Flsher Mattress Jo.
East 497, C-2266. (Adv.)
Lnxe lor the Flenle That cheery-
beery drink will capture the party. tAav.j
Going Plenleklngl A bottle of Toko
adds greatly to tne jomty. lAav.
Dr. C K- Brown, Eye, Ear Mohawk
building. "'
Civic League Program Stated
"Should Oregon have an institution in eon.
which dependent, defective and delln
quent children will be cared for without of vegetables will be ready..
segregation 7- Tne question win be the Whiskey Taken From Train Officers
suDjeci oi oiscussion Deiore me Oregon Phillips and Teeters of the war emer-
uivio league round table at the Haxel- gency squad met the California train
wood Saturday noon. Tho discussion this morning at the Union station and
. .will be directed toward the bill provid- 1 secured 24 quarts and 22 pints of whls-
Ing such an institution which the last key. The pints are held as evidence
legislature suommea to tne reierenaum,
Man Is Crushed in
Elevator Accident
Martin Wauke was crushed between
the elevator and the door in the Cor
bett building early this morning and is
at Good Samaritan hospuai in a sen
no Mmriitian. Several ribs were rro
un and ha has a bad gash on his head.
Wauke is 41 years old and resides at
Fourth .street.
; : i' nuv w. S.S.
MARION
COUNMILL
SHORT OF HANDS TO
HARVEST FRUIT CROP
at
Situation, However, Said to Be
Improving; Stores Will Close
Half, of Each Day to Help.
Thursday. r The boys-were sent to the
Twin Oaks ranch, owned by J. R. Chap
man, in Polk county., to pick cherries.
The camp will be chaperoned by Mrs.
J. Satterlee and Mrs. H. N. Aldrich.
Another group Is betas; sent , today
to the L. H. Roberts ranch, four miles
from Salem on the Garden. road, and
still another is being prepared to go to
the Albert Miller ranch on the Jeffer
son road. About 2$ ane In each group.
ALBANY COUNTS ON
Opposes Sunday Work
Salem. June 21. At a meeting of the
Sunday school board of tha First Meth
odist church of Salem Wednesday nighU
resolution w& auayw -
Methodist, people to give the fullest co
operation in helping harvest tha crops,
but the resolution says the situation
does not necessitate working on Sunday.
The resolution says:
"In view of the urgent necessity for
more workers to save the fruit ana
berry crops of the Willamette vaney,
we. the Sunday school board of the
rint Methodist ' church, urge as many
of our people as possible to give the
fullest cooperation in helping narveai
the crops.
"We do not believe, however, that the
time has come when it Is necessary to
work on Sunday and wish to record our
selves as opposed to making this use
of the Sabbath day."
One of tha Sunday aKhool -.classes of
the Leslie Methodist church has ar
ranged to spend next Sunday picking
cherries, and this is what prompted the
action by the Sunday school board of
the First Methodist church.
BUT w. s. n,
Cuts Throat With lUzer
O. Knight cut his throat late Thurs
day night with a rasor and is lying at
Good Samaritan hospital in a serious
condition. Knight was found in front
of 104 North Sixth street on the side
walk when the officers arrived. Offi
cers Slmpkins and Sta ton Investigated
and found the rasor in a hallway. The
police have been unable to learn more
of hia identity. Hoanltal officials say
Aiancn. wno nas cnarge or that work, that he is in a critical condition.
Salem, June 21. The labor situation
is looking better in Marion county, ac
cording to reports of government agents
who are working with: local people to
get enough workers to save the cherry
and berry crops.
A check wss made Wednesday night
of the requests for pickers and it re
vealed a shortage of 1184, when com
pared with the number of persons who
have already signed up to go into the
berry fields. But J. R. Coleman, the
government agent here, says this did
not take into consideration the many
persons who have given verbal assur
ances that they would .be on hand when
the picking season actually begins.
A meeting of Salem business men waa
held Thursday afternoon and discussed
the proposal to close alt business houses
In the city either during the forenoon
or afternoon each day until the crops
are taken cars of. No agreement waa
reached, and the . matter . waa referred
to the executive committee of the mer
chants bureau of the Commercial club
for action if the situation becomes more
critical. '
In the meantime the canvas for work
ers began today, under the direction of
Mrs. e. E. Fisher and Mrs. Charles
WeUer.
The first group of the boys' and girls'
working reserve was sent out by H. N.
MERCHANTS' LUNCH, 25c
Excellent merchants' lunch served il
to 8 p. m., consists of soup, meats (In
cluding roast veal or beef ). two vege
tables, bread and butter, dessert and
drink? Famous cooked juicy crawfish.
All kinds of soft drinks. The Young
China Grille. 133 Park etreet, Cornelius
hotel, bet. Washington ana Alder. (Adv.)
Speakers will be State Senator S. B. Hus
ton and W. H. Slingerland, special agent
of the Russell Sage foundation, and
others. Members of the Oregon Civic
league and their guests are privileged to
attend tne meeting.
Hydrant Upsets Car Everett Owens,
17 years old, was arrested Thursday
night by Patrolman R. C. Brown, who
accused him of reckless driving and
failure to give the right of way to a
car driven by Lieutenant L. R. Camp
bell which attempted to cross ttie In-'
terseotlon at Eleventh and Couch
streets The government machine made
a wonderful stop as the driver turned
it into the curb in an effort to dodge
the delivery truck driven by young
Owens, but the auto went . over the
eurb and struck a water hydrant which
completely overturned the car.
Ssnday Hike for Masamas For their
Sunday outing the Mazamas have j
planned a hike over Twin mountain.
They will leave from the North Bank
station at 7:30 a. m., buying round-trip
tickets to Prindle. The party will de
train at Cape Horn and hike back from
the Columbia river to the Washougal
river, where lunch will be eaten. After
lunch the return will be made via Twin
mountain, from the summit of which fine
views of the Oregon mountains and the
Columbia river may be obtained. The
party will arrive In Portland at 8 p. m.
The railroad fare is $2.48. Roy W. Ayer
win be leader.
Iew Cenrses Are Offered In additon
to classes and subjects already an-
.......
OUT
iWSaS
.(
The BIGGEST
LITTLE BONDS
in the world for
Little Folks and
Big Folks
WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS
Pledge yourself '
and encourage others
to buy and save them.
NATIONAL WAR
SAVINGS DAY. June 28
N ,. This Specs Donated by,
.....
Outfitter ya- Children. A
Markell's Specials
For Saturday and Monday
rm
Double Green and Red Trading
Stamps on. All 'Cash Purchases
it unusuat values ror
lliXlDFSl This Week's Selling
Excellent duality one yard wide Surah Silks, new patterns of stripes
and plaids. Regular price $2.00 and -S2.50 per yard. j- CfT
Special to close out at
SPECIAL!
Fancy, Plain and Seed Voiles, one yard wide, choice new patterns.
Beautiful Summer materials. Regular 40c and 50c val- QQ
ues. Special at .'. . . OOt
AMERICAN LADY CORSETS
Just received another shipment of the American Lady Corsets, a cor
set for every figure. Medium and tight weight. High, low and
medium bust. A corset that
faction. Priced at '.
40-INCH WIDE Dress Lawns, white ground.' Choice selec
tion of colored patterns. Special at. ..... .
BLEACHED MERCERIZED TABLE
DAMASK
Extra good weight, 64 inches wide. Excellent values at 75c
Special at
f"."."5: $1.25 ?p $3.00
18c
58c
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
$1.00
50c
Special Sox Sale Men's Fiber Silk. Sox, black, white and
gray. Excellent wearing 3 pairs for.
Men's high grade Lisle Sox, 2 pairs ,
Men's high grade Cotton Sox, 4 pairs 5Qc
Men's black, white feet, Cotton Sox, 3 pairs . . .' ...50c
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Men's Summer Weight Union. Suits, with or without sleeves.
Egyptian cotton,. made with closed crotch! Special, suit . . . .$1.25
MEN'S WOOL SUITS
Men's Suits In Sizes 34 and 36 only
These Suits sold as high as 20.00. ,; Close out at ..... . . . .$8.95
We Deliver
Open,
Saturday
Erenings
- Batteries:
Pasalots
Phones ;
East 3809
4 B-1739
' Bay Thrift
Stamps Today
380 TO 386 EAST MORRISON
Quality
Yon men who wank good clotBSt
will profit by baring them made
by us. We tailor nobby suits to
your order, and you pay
Only $10 Down
And $5 Monthly
You will like our system you
will admire the patterns we
show. Come inl
Suits Pressed, 35c
Dry or Steam Cleaned
$1.00
UNIQUE
Tailoring Co.
' '104 FOURTH STREET
Bet. Washington and Stark
We Want
You
AT THE
Multnomah Hotel
v Tomorrow Night
Big Free Entertainment
Hawaii in Films and Slides
Hawaiian Music and Songs
TO LIST OF FACTORIES
R. E. Bristol Plans on Moving
Willow Crtft Factory From
Portland j New Firm Coming.
Albany. June 2L. Arrancements hne
been made by Albany business men for
tne removal to Albany of the Willow
craft factory of Portland, and this pUi.t
will be in operation by fall, it la stated.
Another Industry which la expected to
do much toward the development of the
eity is the Far West Manufactnrtur
company, which -makes ladders. -wheel,
barrows and articles of a similar na
ture. Ths Albany Commercial club de
cided to secure this firm a toanAof
S5008.' - ;
When tho two plants are In full 'op
ration, they, wfth tho Albany furniture
factory and ths Albany chair factory.
are expected to make Albany one of the
leading cities in tne ixonnweer in we
manSfacture of furniture. The indus
tries employ close to 200 persons. Th I
Albany furniture factory and the Wil-
lowcraft factory st Portland are own el
by R. R BriatoL-
Gradnatlng Exercises Held
Albany. June 21 Commencement e
ercises were held Tuesday evening fc
the graduating class at St. Marys acad
emy. Father Arthur Lane made the ac-
dress,
BUT w. S.S.
To prevent persons carrying mud Into
automobiles on their shoes a New York
man has Invented a combined scraper
and brush, to be so mounted on the
running board of a car that It Is hidden
when not In use.
X CM
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For Woods, Seashore,
Mountains or City,
we 'have the proper clothes, and at
low prices made possible only by
our location outside the high rent
district.
STREET SUITS Guar
anteed 100 Per Cent
Purer Wool. Fashion
able, good fitting, serv
Outing Suits
Outing Shirts
Hiking Boots
1
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ml
, IT!
$20
yk
VnenYonDiscover
TRg FACT THAT THIS
SHOP IS DOLNQ A (PU.VIm
B18IXKM aCCACSjO vrg ARB ;
. BEAT PRXrABKO TO SCUTS ;
TOUR KOUIKIHIKTI It
ClOTHBS. WHETHEB tEltIT'
WADS OR TAUX)RKD TO ORDER. .
YOU WILL, BKCOMK NOT 0LY A. .
CUSTOMER ONCK. PUT "A BOOST-
MEN'S SUITS
Ready to Wear
$20 to $40
MEN'S SUITS
Tailored by Our-
selves
$40 to $60
UV WAR SA VINOS STAMPS
Baits
Hand Bags
Suit Cases
Hats and Caps
Camp Robes
Blankets and
Comforts
Inird -at Osik
Sb. Orly
When
see it
oux:
its
VPU IHiMil,' a'l a I
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Lecture by
PHIL B. DANKY
Hawaii Chamber of
Commerce
Music by
Duke Kahanamoku
Harold Kruger
Clarence Lane
Clair Tait
Champion Swimmers
Saturday 8:15 to 9:45 P. Af.
Multnomah Hotel
FREE
FREE
FREE
FREE
OTERLOOsTIKO
THE OCXAJT
HOTEL MOORE
AsserieaR Plan Seaside,. Clatsop Bases, Oregon
Most delightful spot on the south shore, situated at the water's edge. Reached
via 8- P. S. Ry. and Str. Qeorgiana and O-W. R. efc N. Boats to Astoria, where
the A. J. Auto Co. makes connections for Hotel Moore. Autolsts take the beauUful
Columbia River Highway, which terminates at Hotel Moore.. Golf Links and
fine trout fishing near notei. Kates on application, DAJT J. HOO&Er
The DRIFTWOOD
MRS. 31. 1xsIFF, rrop.
Near the ocean ; pen all year ; .rates
12 -per day and up; special monthly
rates; hot and cold salt water baths.
LONG BEACH.WASH.
MlH
Rbododendron Inn. lit Hood
Beautiful kfoantaia Baanrt. bebeaea Hnaehbaek
aad lis-Zaa Kenntaia. en Xi-Eaa riTtr and Still
eraak. Lerte eeaaeatad epaa air avnasataf paoL
modem dafioa aaO, saddU aetees, teaata aad
eraqaat areaada, neadiroarteta foe flahlae- Par
aato atasee aaU K. 1SS. ar Mat SSL. MRS.
EWL FBAJIXETTI. rrep.. Zie-Sac Oc.
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STR, GEORGIANA
Laaeas Aider St- Seek at T A. at daflr exeapt
Friday. Betaraia. kaaa Aatocia 2f.lL :
tCKlINE. daily, exoept Sanday. at T:4f A. U.
Bataraias laaeaa aataria st T V. At.
' trxVTXK. dally. Inept Saaday. at S :SA 9. M.
Betumiac Aeavea Aatoria e( 19 A. AC -
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lBuildin
What Are Your
Banking Needs?
IF YOU will tell us
THAT we shall be
glad to explain and dem
onstrate how the facili
ties and services of the
Northwestern National
Bank can be made to fit
those requirements.
More Than 23,000
Depositors
orthwe stern
.National
2 Kanlf
e v
Portland
Oregon
elriPAMKlMa
A AA RwSw RJa IA aJUI..R
TAILORS i. - ,
dotbiers Haberdaabers
ut sixth st. : U :,
GARDfiN FETE
at Ardgour, Saturday,
June 22d.
from 3 te 10 P.' M, for tbs
Benefit ol Britiak Reel Crsjss.
Bxoellent program. Oeod mnsio.
Amusements and games. Publk)
Invited. Men In uniform admitted
free. Admission to cents. Children
under seven, aeoompanled - by
parents, free. Take Oregon City or
Mllwauki speoelai oars for Ard
gour from First and Alder, streets.
Reliable Dentistry.
Wa gearaatee ear verk tar IS
fear. Wa will ereaitae att taatfe
teaa aad Sail ran taet waat the
aaenlia aae aai M wui
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SatS SHIees S1AS ead Us
Sail Sat ef Teat fee ss.ee
Palnleat Bttfeaitaea ..See
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I siea mj parnmai sttastvan ea
OR. SL r. VTRwTOR,
B. Messes'
rtep, i
Open Xfeaises USta IS
Boston Painless Dentists
a, An aasaaf 111. sBsB tSnnnnVllleBSABn BSnt.
uaaj BRsei ssrnsni sbws) vBRnwevrnssnBi aRRav
Rheuraat&m
Lnssbage. SeUtKa,
sralsed Bseks, eta
eseeeesfany trested.
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LEARN FRENCH
Simple conversational methods. Classes 12:15 noon, 6 P. M.
and 7:30 P. M. Same lessons each session. Attend most con
venient class. Open to men and women.
REGISTRANTS OF JUNE ST H FREE
TERM BEGINS JUNE 17TH
MefGAe
New Arrivals
2"
Portland
Should
First Find
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Way to
Hotel
Gomelius
RATTB ft A DAT AND OF
. CL W. Cornelius,
' B. & Fletcher,
park aad Aider, FprtUaeV Os.
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HOTEL CaRLTON
' litB and WssktagteB Ste.
Beet 200 rooms la the city ; .
npeeial rates by the week :
Victor Brandt, Frop.
Crrs. Q. Tas Pirn. Maaagtr
Information and
Enrollment Room 416 Jx
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A Xedersts-Frleed Betel ef Merit ' j
HOTEL CUFFORD
Fast Marrlaos ftt. st Bast Sixth ,
leie Pir Diri - Two la Beesa.' ILlt
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