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THE OiiKCaON DAILY JOU'liNAU l-OHTi-AND, SaTukjuaY, FKBKUAKY 8,' la 19. ADVERTISING HAS REAL VALUE, SAYS A Acknowledgment Given of Great Benefit Derived From Support of Home Concerns by Press. INDUSTRIAL GAIN ' SHOWN Local Newspaper Provides Ideal Way for Reaching the General Public. ' E. N. Strong, In charge of the "pro ducing" department of the Oregon Life Insurance company, writes The Journal : VI also want to pay tribute to the newspaper advertising. Our salesmen all agree that our advertising program, and the loyal support given to home in dustries by the press, has increased our business very materially." Will it ever be possible to pry open the understanding of all men to the actnal effects of newspaper publicity? Advertising in a reputable paper is an inexpensive method of speaking with the public, and if the copy he properly BUSINESS MAN s T - .. Mr. Hograiser! ," Feeding Your Hogs "Pig-a-Boc DIGESTER TANKAGE with -their ration is a profitable investment. These figures prove it: Js-Ib. "Pig-a-Boo" fed each hog each day with their ration will add f-Ib. to 1 lb. more pork per day, than would be possible ordinarily. . iJl-Hfc'Pig-a-BoV coats ,3c; 9-fW of, jfork will bring 12cl on a basis of pork being worth 16c lb. at shipping point. This means a profitable return of 300 per cent on the investment. "Pig-a-Boo" Is a Ration Balancer to Be Fed With Hog Feed It Means That Hogs Can Be Marketed Two Weeks Sooner A cablegram received by the United States Food Administration from . Mr. Herbert Hoover, London, Dec 24 th, con veys this message: "Every pound of pork products we can export next July Europe will need, and Wheels Liko o. wTieelbarrtnJs ' IrlL A It's a biz IM TCM s 1U1 Simple 4 XireuUr- .Saw "Writs today for ', Big FREE folder ' THOMAS ENGINEERING WORKS 4 n. Water sad Morrises POBTLAAB, OBEG05 prepared,.'. containing always ' veracious statements, . it will impress Its truths upon all those persons interested In the subjects it treats. , , v An advertisement of men's shoes would not engage the ! attention of a society bud '? of the feminine order, ; no more than would a whole ipage announce ment of a sale of women's hosiery entice money from the purse of a recluse bach elor. - One would appeal jto men and the other to the opposite sexj each, according to the presentations, oi the advertise ment, being interested to the extent of their wants of the article of which he or she had read. Bayer and Seller Aided And it. would be the means of directly benefiting the advertiser, It would in duce the reader to visit his place of busi ness and most likely to invest in that which was offered for sale. It would bring the would-be seller and would-be buyer together, thereafter to leave all transaction , in their hands, to be con cluded as seemed satisfactory to the parties at interest. - It is not likely that the advertising of the Oregon Jife entices any great num ber of men or women to the company's office in the Corbett building, there to procure policies of insurance. But it does Interest them in life insurance. Its iter ation and reiteration sets readers of the company's well and honestly prepared announcements, to thinking.- It has the effect of centering their minds upon the importance of procuring protection for those dependent upon the insured per sons requiring care and sustenance i at that time and after the insured has passed from life. All wise men of i-The world the thinking ones who look upon all their transactions itom a business standpoint are the most liberal patrons of life insurance. . . Some Are Iadifferest But there are those indifferent to Its importance.; And these are mostly of that class to which the benefits of life Send for Free Booklet DEPT. E Union Meat Edhfauy as soon as the initial chaos of the sudden economic change from war to armistice can .be overcome, there will be over-, demand. For another month we will be unable to determine what the volume of this task is." . i lYlAtJrillNE WUH fi GOOD CLUTCH H safety feature, for vnn fan start If the enjfine easily and quickly without he saw operating. i THE THOMAS IS AN ALL-1 STEEL AND IRON OUTFIT, i ON WHEELS U It Is strictly a ONE-MAN OUTFIT with I the output of at least 8 men, capable of M cutting I 25 CORDS OF 4-FT. Wnnn l j UAI TTC I1UUIU a H. P. En trine, with oar.iriv Trussed steel frame no wood to warp or strain, . V When not sawing .wood, the THOMAS can be used for many other purposes. 51 insurance should : effectually " appeal. Usually they are heads of families, and their death would leave their dependents often wholly without means. Destitution and suffering would result. Newspaper advertising focuses the at tention upon the duty they owe their families, and when - the life Insurance salesman calls their minds, have been so cultivated that half his task has been completed before he speaks a word. Pub licity had paved pie way and made his work comparatively easy. But there are business men and 'man ufacturers apparently not possessed of sufficient discernment to see far enough ahead to realize the profit to both them selves and their desired clients to be had from newspaper publicity, i To them the advertisement which does not "pull" a customer directly to their store or shop, is a failure. And It must do Its "pulling" immediately on publication, otherwise the money paid for it is that much thrown away. No matter how much seed it has sown and no matter Che richness of the harv est it is sure to bring, it did not instantly bring the seller and buyer face to, face., and the advertiser was not enriched in stanter, therefore advertising is a failure. Mast Hammer Away Continuous advertising of anything of merit is the superstructure of its suc cess. The thing advertised must be that which the advertising represents it to be. Newspaper publicity will build up this foundation a business sound and sub stantial as a rock, a fact well illus trated by such advertising as that of the little colored twins, Ghiradelll's and Baker's chocolate. Bull Durham tobac co, etc. A Portland manufacturer would be most likely to say : j "Everybody knows my chocolate, my tobacco, my cleansing powder, my chew ing gum, my razor blades, my teas' and coffees my jSattrnent,'' or whatever else he handled. "I have advertised my goods a dozen times. They are good And the best advertising Is that which one real izes from one customer telling another about that which I make." This is a mistaken idea. How many persons go prancing around the country voluntarily extolling the merchandise they have brought? How many preach the excellencies of a piece of machinery? And if they did, how many ears would they speak to? Perhaps a dozen pairs a month, while a newspaper Hke The Jour nal talks to 250,000 pairs a day ! Tour "satisfied customer" would not, in 50 years, attract as great a number of bearers as would this newspaper in one issue. 1 A retired merchant, who accumulated a competence, largely by use of print er's Ink, in a letter to The Journal on January 18, remarks : , Wants Goods Lilted "The journal tells us to patronize home, industry. How can we? We. have no means of knowing what articles are pro duced here. Is there a manufacturers' association? If so, why not; publish a list of their wares once a week, or once a month, os once a year? Iti that way Portable vfiththe tfc has mads good "OSf -JWZJB f' "W, V i f -i Write for Illustrated ds aeriptro t older prices and terns frost BEAVER MOTOH PRODUCT CO. 23S Hawthorn Arc ' Portland, Or. - contain more Seeds than tke average Seed Envelopes. To do set pay for laser packages , HERE IS A SAMPLE SPECIAL OFFER , I VEGETABLE GARDEN No. 1 40c Postpaid CATAiOOrE PHICEMe, SPECIAL PRICE 40S POSTPAID ' 1 Pkt. Beet , 1 Pkt Cucumber t Pkt Onion . 1 Pkt. Radish 1 Pkt. Beans 1 Pkt. Corn i Pkt Parsley 1 Pkt. Tomato T Pkt. Cabbage 1'Pkt. Lettuce 1 Pkt. Parsnip 1 Pkt. Turnip X Pkt Carrot lPktPeas - BUTZER'S SEED STORE : ; ;188-190 Front Street, Portland, Oregon "'; POOLING OF FREIGHT -BRINGS A SAVING TO FURNITURE BUYERS Portland Manufacturers Watch ful of Interests of Patrons, Says G. 0. Hesse of Local Concern. Furniture manufacturers of Portland pool cars to all points 100 to 200 miles from this city, says G. O. Hesse, secre tary of the Portland Furniture Manu facturing company. He said: "For example, one of our traveling sales men takes an order at Boise for part of a carload of our goods. When it is received we call up other factories and if they have orders for the same point we combine our shipments, thus filling the car and effecting an important sav ing in freights. The buyer is the one who benefits, as our furniture always is sold f. o. b. Portland, and it is an arrangement which expedites transpor tation, as the full car is not subject to the delays of that one having consign ments for stations along . the way. "Business is fine. We have had a good year, and our president and mana ger. Fred Jenning, is in the best of spirits. Ours is (upholstered furniture and mattresses. Our upholstered goods range from the highest grade, equaling the best turned out in the east, down to medium price goods. "Our products cover a territory em bracing, principally, Oregon, Washing ton, Idaho and Northern California, as well as a fine local patronage. Portland dealers and their patrons are generous buyers of our wares. It is my impres sion that our people are beginning to realize; the importance of home pay rolls. They can see that which is plain to us all, that In order to have money with which to do business we must not drive it out of our reah by spending it for that which is made in far away towns land cities." The ifactory of this corporation is t 1249-1259 Macadam street. It has two buildings of three full stories, covers 10 street numbers, each about 200 feet long, i Its equipment is strictly ' modern and Inj every particular up to date. The stock of the company is all owned by Mr. Jenning and Mr. Hesse. we would become familiar with the names of the things made here." The writer goes on ,to name eastern made goods advertised in Portland pa pers until all readers instantly recognize them, and the persistency of their manu facturers in presenting their wares to the public In newspaper columns begets con fidence in their goods, hence their enormous sales in preference to our home manufactured products. The ex merchant knows from experience the value of publicity, and like many others, wonders that Portland manufacturers, knowing that eastern manufacturers are doing a thriving business in this mar ket, will not emulate their example of stimulating trade and 'themselves culti vate the acquaintance and confidence of our' people. . He doubtless thinks it strange that bur home folk have not the foresight and enterprise of the easterner. J He had when he was in business. Portland Factory Is in Eeceipt of Pleasing Letter Theodore Bergmann, president and principal owner of the Theodore Berg mann Shoe Manufacturing company, was pleasantly surprised the other day by receipt of a letter from Captain Richard V. Dennison, with . the United States expeditionary force in France. It was dated at Paris, January 14, and among other things stated a desire to "tell you, in my own way, the great comfort the shoes you made for me in October, 1917, have given me during this war in France. "I have been one of the few during these many rainy months who could ooast of dry feet. They (the shoes) have been the envy of many; I can as sure you; so much so that when I was wounded I had to sleep with them under my head as a pillow until I finally reached base hospital 202 at Orleans, France, where I carefully took a receipt for them and was able to wear them on my discharge. "They are as good as new save that they will need a pair of new soles in the near future. I write you feeling you will be Interested In knowing yojJ did more than your bit in starting rm off to battle with the best pair of shoes in' the army." It is quite probable that not another shoe factory in America made a war record equal to that of the Bergmann concern. Of 15,000 pairs built for the government not one was rejected or received an unfavorable criticism. Pioneer Die Plant Is Handling a . Big Volume of Orders The Western Tool & Die works s the oldesfcjndustry of its kind in Oregon. It was established in 1893 and bought in 1899 Andy Frits, who still is owner of the concern, located at 109 Third street north! It is the largest institution of its kind on the North Pacific coast. It lias the largest assortment of dies. It has one of the best equipped die factories in the country. It does the largest busi ness of any. Its owner declares. Its cli entele compasses all of the Pacific boast between San Francisco and the British possessions. In direct competition with Chicago it recently won a contract for 1,300,000 stampings for a factory at Waukegan. III. Added to its other orders then on its books, the enterprise had more than 2.000,000 stampings before it. in addi tion to its regular orders for dies. Steel reinforcements for railway Brake shoes, about 10,000 monthly. Is an important factor in the company's business. This comes to it unsolicited and with great regularity. Pertinent Questions Reveal Facts About! Portland Industry - . -',; : : ; i. Payrolls and Progress, the monthly publication of the Home Industry league, referring to some of Portland's manufacturers, asks: "Do you know that the Doernbecher Manufacturing; company. Portland fur niture manufacturers, is one of the largest Institutions of its kind In the world? Or that the Dennos Food com? pany Is one of the bg infant food man ufacturers of the country and sells its product all over the civilised world? Or that the Vogan Candy company is the biggest candy manufacturer In the West and sells Vogan's chocolates from the Pacific to the Atlantic? Or thaf the Portland Rubber mills' Non-Skid soles and heels are famous in practic ally every shoe repair shop west of the Rockies? Or that the name 'Berg mann' on a logger shoe means 'sterling to the men of the big woods of the West?" Some of us know these things and a tremendous bunch of others do not and never will no more than that few know that the Lambert Pibber tc Tire company, 125 Grand avenue north, had it been kept in Portland, would have been worth millions to this city. It has just opened a tire factory in Akron, Ohio, that will have 6000 employes with in a year, and 10.000 before 10 years have rolled by. These workers never will be subject to the vicissitudes of war or other conditions. The industry will live as long as automobiles are used. It should not have been permit ted to getaway from Portland. Home Concern Does Expert Welding and Aluminum Repairing A Forest Grove writer' inquires if there is : a place in Portland ' where aluminum wares may be repaired. The Associated Welding & Brazing works. 391 Everett street is prepared to do this work. Repairing of aluminum ware is no common work, and heretofore has noi been done in this city. This organization supersedes the Mathews Welding & Cutting company. The concern is incorporated, and is under the management of J. W. Viggers, its secretary. ' Much new equipment has been added, including aluminum welding and soldering devices. Experts also do electric welding, oxy-acetylene welding, brazing and bending of copper pipe and all kinds of cutting. Automobile repair work of every de scription is given expert attention, and from present appearances the company is- in a most prosperous condition, bid ding fair to develop Into one of the big Industries of Its kind. Mr. Viggers and his associates are all men of experience as practical workers, are not afraid of soiling their hands, and personally su pervise everything done In the shop. Welding Company Is In New Hands Now The Mathews Welding A- Cutting com pany, 391 Everett street has passed into the hands of new owners, and hereafter THE Y.G.McPhersonCo. nineteenth aad Wilson Sts. SHEET METAL AND PLATE WORK FOR SHIPS ORDER YOUR KADDERLV FURNACE Now; and we can sin ft best attention- Dimt it tintil th cold ot Winter.- W nuk th of aieel and boiler riret them. Will last fot decades. Ji J. Kadderly 130 FIRST Tr. MAIM 1SSS. COOPEV SAYS: After bearing from property owners, merchants and workmen in many manufacturing cities, of the treat benefits they receive from harinc factories, which mean payrolls, and what they are ready to invest and to do to multiply their Industries, he quite agrees with the man who said, "What tools wo morula be." Of course be, could not have meant Portland people, for if a blind man ran his . bead against a brick wall, we would pity, not blame him. Ha would not bare done It If be bad good eight, and Portland people would not do as they are doing (or not doing) If the scales were off their eyes. They would use my cooperative remedy. The Merchant Tailors, at their convention at Atlantic City, which I have lust attended, also decided to cooperate. Ask Harcourt of The Journal to nave the word Cooperation printed In the aehool books and aay it means. "All to get together and do things, not look for others to do It for you." Practical Tailors CHAS. COOPEY ea SON Royal BulMlnfl GENERAL MANUFACTURING Screw Machine .Work and Gear Catting - SPECIAL TOOLS AND DIES DESIGNED AND BUILT The Most Perfectly Equipped Machine Shop on the Pacific Coast " COIN MACHINE MANUFACTURING CO. 184 EAST 17TH STREET SELL THE VAUGHAN 471 EAST MAIN STREET , Builds and repairs all-kinds of machinery. Makes Vaughan's Celebrated DRAG SAWS, Produces FINE GREY AND SEMI-STEEL CASTINGS OYJB SPECIALTIES OAS EHGIXE CnrsDEBS, PISTOLS AHD PAKTS ALL XIXDS OF CORED. WORK . . ; Leonard Schad, Foundry Superintendent. Phone East 1108 ICE MACHINES Prom the Only Complete Factory In the E a tire JTOrthwett ARMSTRONG'S McINTOSH ICE MACHINE CO. H,EW?AV 4, msmm m t '. : u will be known as the Associated Welding Brazing- works, with. J. W. Viggers as its manager. A large amount ; of : new equipment has been installed most mod ern appliances to be had among them a device for welding aluminum ware and an electric welding; machine. "We are now prepared to do any etas of elec tric welding, oxy-acetylene .welding, brazing and bending of copper pipe and cutting of every description," Mr. Vig gers says, "and we give special attention to boilers, tanks, engines, auto parts and heavy castings." The repairing of alum inum ware will convenience imany per sons. It is difficult work and not done In many places. i- , i i v . Portland Dentist Invents Facing for Artificial Teeth Among recent Portland Inventions, for which letters patent have been issued is one of Dr. Louis CoopersteinT a den tist In the Swetland building, described by the patent as an "Interchange facing for artificial teeth and backing for the same." Those having artificial teeth would appreciate this 'invention. The tooth is so attached to the plate that one may be removed and another sub stituted without removing the plate from the mouth, and the tooth has a rein forcement In the shape of a gold biting surface protecting the porcelain. And the fastening of the tooth to the plate Is so arranged that the pressure of the bite does not have a tendency to force the tooth backward on the plate, the effect of which Is to prolong the life of the plate. , . Now that he has his patent Xr. Coopersteln is perplexed as to -what course to pursue to turn It into a source of profit He says there are but four artificial teeth manufacturers in the United States, and as the big fish have the rather unpleasant habit of swallow ing the little ones, he may have to es tablish a factory and manufacture the Improved tooth himself. Repair Business of Shoe Company Is Showing Big Gain Something different from the ordi nary Is represented in the new repair department of the Knight Shoe com pany, 342-344 Morrison street, at Broad way. Eight men are employed, said Will A. Knight the manager. A large SPECIALTY FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS Small Bran and Iron CattlBft 1 Contract Work Solicited E. 7th and Belmont E. 3.40S Davis-Scott Belting Co. Oregon Made Pare Oak Tanaed Leather Belting lsS-110.112 Union Arena Tel. East SOS Portland Oregon OAPtaait, RKADV CUT end PORT. BLE HOUSCs, OHIOKKN COOPS, . WOODSHEDS. Samplo a t Hoodsu Maln11S7 Millmade Construction Co. Pendleton Woolen Mills Pendleton. Or. MANUFACTURERS OF Pore Fleece Wool Blankets Indian Bo be a. Steamer Bags, Bath Bo bet and Anto Boost "Superior" Mattresses are not surpassed on earth. They are made in Portland by the United Mattress & Pad Co. 4X7 Hancock St. East STO. Have Ua Pane ate or Make Over Your Weed Mattrsaiaa. ENQUSH BREAKFAST TABLES, FOLD INO CAMP TABLES, JUVENILE CAMP FURNITURE West Coast Specialty Co. MANUFACTURERS FURNITURE AND WOODENWARE 100 North Fifth St. Portland, Oroaon - vVOOD Is ' POBTXASTD, 0BEG05 w$ mm mm m t a t room In the basement has been fitted out with modern appliances.' in chars o( Qui Liden. who - has been with the company 19 years. 'Repair orders from Bend, Pendleton. Antelope, Moro, the Irrigated regions ; of Idaho and other places were booked In on day this week. and they come from the lumber camps and from shoe store In all directions. Mr. Liden Is now buying-, at $1.25 per pound, stock that one was sold him at FORTY CORDS WOOD DAILY May b eat with tbte diss isw. It win mm- s cord in from IS to 20 minntas. Will lost 0 fm la diamatcr. Two men can carry it sarwhf. If ua enftmpxm. DHAG SAW of Oregon. Bead for Cuvolsr Portland Machinery Co. a first t Phono Main 1I IMPROVED DRAG SAW A sew idea In the elntch,' so Important as to almost doable the ralne of the sat rhino Write tor complete description. Boo no foe Marine, Steam, Gas and Oil Engine VforlC and brine your repalra to as. Wo do Uttnes quickly, and aas had loag ezperieooe la this work. j- ... Coast Engine & Marine Works Booce ore to Supple A ICateetieb Foot of East Taylor St Phone Cast S4B. Portland, OREGON BRASS WORKS, INC. ' BRASS FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS Bronte, Brass, Copper, )AJuminura and Composition Castings. Finishing:, Polish ins and Platinr Sash Bar and Bras Railings I Second and Ererett Stsi Portland. Or. Phones Broadway 631 Si. A-2S79. OREGON. PAPER BOX FACTORY 241-245 Stark St. . "THE BEST ITHAT CAN BE MADE" ' F. DieUchneider, Prop. Have you tasted KNIGHT'S NEW Rogue River CATSUP? It is delicious. - Ask your Grocer. KNIGHT PACKING CO. Portland, Oregon Hesse-Martin Iron Works 460-474 E. Taylor St. Encineera. Founders, Mechanics Marina Machinery. Contractors' qoipmeat Bawmill Machinery PAOIFIO COAST PRODUCTS FOR PACIFIO COAST INDUSTRIES Rasmussen&Co. . Makers of PaintsandVariiish I N. E. Cor. 2d and Taylor Portland, Oregon Thayer, Shaver & G u 1 1 e y Machine Co. General ItTaehlBlttt aad Banders of MA R I N E MACHINERY ! OP All, DESCRIPTIONS ZSS.tti EAST WATER STBEET Portland Stove Works MANUFACTURERS OF ! HIGH G BAD IS ;, StovesandRanges ASK TOT7B DEALER , Portland Furniture Mfg. Co. Makers t . COUCHES. LOUNGES, UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS 1249.1259 Macadam Road Main 809 A-3513 Multnomah Trunk & Bag Co. Wholesale saakofs of Trunks,- ggiteasss. Bass. Telescopes. As to Tmnka. Ete. S0-SS E. Water St., Portland. Or. Phones East 24. B-2 4 66. ttad? In Pertlsnd m: Asa for . . 1 r? tNfrj 4S cents. - Another feature) of this de partment is ths. shoo shining; parlor pre sidsd over br two colored girls. Thousand of Portland Teopte Are enjoying tso bonoflu of it: 1 . ;Tire Filler AND SAVINQ MONKV AT THK AMI TIMS No Ptinouj res Me Olewouta We ha .a the names of a large number of satisfied awn, of which you mar naro copy for tho askiac. aUARANTftO 100.000 MILIS IS NOT A LIQUID NKVKR HARDENS UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER CO. 441-4S HAWTHORNS A VS., AT K. TTM Phono Cast SS10. Arc Yon Having Trouth WITH YOU N MULTIGRAPH MACHINE? .Msltlrraph Electro Plataa. Our band will not break. - We duplicate sr est ot type form. WE HUBBX1 Portland Electro type & Stereotype Co. tt Front St Portland Main 914 WESTERN TOOL AND DIE WORKS Est. 1895., Third near GHsan. Andy Frits, 'Mgr. The best equipped plant on the coast devoted exclusively to th manufacture of PRESSED AND STAMPED 8HEKT LMETAL. SPECIALTIES and Dies for proaucins; mem. We . Make SAILS For Ships. Awnlnsa. Tents and Fists, aqtiapell. aad. Oiled Clothing, Bon. and Wafou Cotsi. . Cottonduck. Pacific Tent & Awning Co. First and Ankenv. Phonos Bd.1tS1.A-1tS1 i. r. Kummeiin cz. pon It! Id, scar WstA. SU Off. .Fnrriera CY C Aovlestath STCCESftOB Eitsb. 1870. Main 411. WILLAMETTE BRASS FOUNDRY Brass sod. Broose Castings. Aluminum. Copper, Special Alloys . Front and Hoyt Streets ROBERT BRAY, Mgr. Sroadwai S448 AUTO DOCTORS We Ours 'Km Qwlek, and Os Not Rob Tow. Consultation FREE! aVILLAMSTTK OAS SNOINK a MA0HINK WORKS Cast Sd and Buraalde. tart S6S Physicians say that Putney's VENTILATOR beneath tho window it the perfect pre ventive of Infiuensa and other v throat diseases. Bee It at - 484 WASHINGTON ST. , CHAS. S. OLSKN. Prep. 1 i PORTIJVND PATTERN WORKS TNI LARGEST AND BEST QUIPPED ON THE OOAST East 2864. IT E. Water 8L Baa., Tabor 4478, Portland. Or. MADE I!f OBEG02T Portland Bolt & Mfg. Co. f. M. IEWEH.T5, Met. "... IIS 14th Street Jforth Bolts, Bods, Upset Bods. Tools. Dies, Forging. Building Iron of Ail Kinds., aiais 0488. A-2243. PHOEHIX IRON WORKS & FOUNDRY POBTtiAJfD, OHEOOX. Ksgloeera, Foandete, IfachlnUta. Boflernakafa, BoUdlog and Stroetaral Iron Work. Noted for Qniek and Satisfactory Bepaira. Wo Guarantee Brerrthing, WILLAMETTE PATTERN WORICS Fhose Eatt 7tS til Eatt "Water Htreet. Fortlasd. Oreros PATTERNS ATTD MODELS OF EVEBT DESCRIPTIOBT BftTBEST GBADE WOBJC OUB SPE. CIALTV BARRELS AND CASKS And AQ Kinds of Cooperage at Finite Bros. Cooperage Works 1SS Madison, Keef Bridge. Main S14S MIRRORS MADE end ro-aileerod: potished edge plates for deeka and home fern, tore; plate glass for arlod shields: sandblast signs; work goaraateed OREB0N MIRROR a BEVELINB WORKS roedway 1420. A-tSSS. Tenth and Oawlg TELEPHOSES . We Mske It SkmSwae SKOS .a-8808. Bost-frnnf rORTLAKD OALVAlTIZIlf O WORks Bot aad Eleetrle Ualnnlsers. Coppers saltita. MARTIN LEISSR, Manaoor. Offioo sad Works. 22d and Beed aita.. PorUsnd. Pacific Stoneware Co. , to Bherloek Ave. , Portlasd, Oresea Every thins In fettwr P. SHARKEY z 011 Lone Straw Horse Collars BAST OAK AND ONION AVT. W. F. ROSS Cz CO. Mansfsernrlng Jenolera. Dismood P'tVra, I Watesaaakera, F.neraeen, Aste Cutuia. Aiuky Buutiing. Poruand. ; fill