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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY. JULY 31, 1319. 11 TOWN TOPICS TrsTelcrs to all point of the Vol ted Statee or abroad should take tdnnui of etperiwieed 1 fonoation and aerrie offered through The Ora- ta Journal Travel Bnrean. in personal chare f Doney B. Bmith. Bail road ticket and sUsm- ' ship bookings erransed, Foreicn achans issued. Information (Itcb racarding passports. ,,., . . . COMlitW KVKMTS , Buyers week. Anroat 4 to 0. , ; National Kditorial Association. Amt A to 10. ' Industrial Wetter Hearinf, Coartnouee, Aw Stat Ska coeTanUon, Klamath Fall, "Aufuet 14 to 14. Hpokan Interstate ' lair, ' Spokane, Wash., September 1 (t . . " . Walla Walla fair. Walla Walla, Wash., Sep tember 9 to 18.' . Multnomah County fair" attd MaBfaetarets Bbow. September IS to 90. . takime HUM (air, Yexima. Wath Beptem per IS to 20. - - , - Pendleton Roand-Ce, PeodletoaTi Or.. - Sep tember 19 to -21. , , . . . NintA Aaaaal Pacific Interaetinnel Ueatock Cxpontioa, fortlaad. Norember lTto 22. ' TODAY'S FORECASTS - Portland and fcinity Tonibt and Friday, fair: aertiiweatert winds. Orecon and Weshlnetoa Toniht and Friday, (air; gentle aorthweaterly win da. WfiTWyH flOTfTJITIOJfft Hlb pressure - preraUa from Texae to the Bortfa .Atlantis eosst, from sniddle westers Can - ads southward to Colorado and en the aorta : Fscifte eoest. Xlsewber the pressor la low. toe rrlncMal depressione bein central to Iowa and daho. - Beta ha occurred at a few station in the northern Kocky mountain region and from Nebraska and South Dakota eastward to Illinois. The weather is much warmer in parte of Utah and Alberta and the. temperature ia now above normal over the greater part of the country. The excew ia temperature ia greatest ia south- eastern lueho. Keletlve humidity at PorUaad: 1 p. . yes terday. 6 per cent; p. m. yesterday, 48 per cent; a. so. today, 87 per cent. .. . t EDWARD I WEIXB. ' OBSERVATIONS temp, re STATIONS - f I . ' - i : 4jL I3 -- Baker. Or. , 1 i'0 I 64 I. .'. HiMe, Idaho ............. 96 63 O Boston. Mass ............. 76 62 0 falifary, Albert .......... 80 60 0 Chicago,. 111. ............ . 86 72 .24 ' Ifeneer. Colo. ............. 76 64 O les Moines, Iowa....... ... ,8 78 0 Kdsiontoa, Alberta ....... . 74-- 66 .01 Galveston, Texaa ......... 86 80 0 Helena, Mont .......... . 82. 64 .63 Honolulu. T. H ......... . 83 .... .03 , Hann. . g. I... 88 04 .03 Jansao, Alaska .......... 68 .... .43 Kansas City. Mo........... 86 78 O Knoaville. Tenn. .......... 4 72 0 M Angelas, Oel. . v, ...... . 76 60 0 si anih field. Or. 66 48 O Uedtord. Or. ... 84 .... Oj w Orleans. ........ 82 78 O7 hw Tort, N. T. .......... 80 f.6 - North Head. Wash... ...... 68 62 0 North 1'latK. Nb. ........ . 9H 66 .23 Oklalioma City, Okla....... 84 74 0 L 1'hoenix. Aria. ........... 104 84 0 Mtuburc. Ia. ,..,....... 80 70 O Portland. ; Or. . 70 B2 O Kosebura. Or. ............ i 76 64 O hi. Louie, Mo............. 96 78 O . f-t. Paul, Minn. ........... . 84 66 ,74 Rait !ke (Jlty, Utah 00 74 0 , Sao Theio. Cai. ........... 70 62 0 Ban Francisco, Cel......... 66 60 0 Seattle, Wash. 64 63 0 Spokane. Wash. .......... 88 64 "0 ' Tt, Wash. ...,,..,.. 66 62 0 Tampa. Fla. ............. 88 76 O VancouvM', B. C. , ......... 64 84 O -Walla -Welle. -"Wash. ....,. 86 64 0 Washington, X. C, ....... 82 68 0 . 'Williaton, N. D.. 78 62 0 Tl Wash.. ........... 90 60 0 ) I'. M. report of preceding day. i . . : . - and - - WAR SAYGitiig STAlirS On Sal at Business Office. Thar Journal. .Poultry Exhibit Promised Walter Itoswurm of Forest Qro ve visited the headquarters office of the Multnomah County Fair and Manufacturers' and Land Products show yesterday and told J. L. Minton that he will put on a fine poultry-exhibit at the fair in Seotember. Mr. Roswurm will show Silver Spangled tiamburgs, Rhode Island 1 reds, Rhode Inland - whites, , silver Seabright ban tams, ' black tailed Japanese bafttama. brown Leghorns and white Cochins. He also seeks to induce the poultry men of dim locality to make big exhibits. Policemas SmeUed Trouble Sam Wal lace, colored, was fined $250 and Bert Taylor and Lee Moran, both negroes, were dl sen arced in the municipal court Wednesday on a charge of violating the prohibition, law. Wallace induced the other colored men, who are in the truck ing business, to transfer a box contain-ini,-45 -pints of whiskey from the east aide to the west. On the way one of the bottles broke, revealing the contents of the box - to av patrolman, who "smelled trouble" as it leaked through the wood, and. arrested the trio. , 4etaee . Theft - Reported Very . rare Japanese quinces, from an expensive treet three mischevidus boys, and the tre is bare except for a miserly half dozen from a full crop of the fruit Officer- O. B.Spivey Investigated. Mrs. 'Kissell, 407 Clay street, gave him the names of several suspects. He found the parents of the boys and talked the mat ter over and. was promised cooperation; be says, in trying to suppress the activi ties of the Quince lovers. , Thief -Steals Plsrabiag Entering a vacant house at 671 Hood street a "hard ware" thief made away with a hot water ; tank from the kitchen all the faucets on the place, all hinges and locks from the doors and a large mirror from above a mantleplece, according to - a report made to police headquarters Wednesday by L. O. Ralston, of COS Market street drive. No traces were left and the exact time of the "haul" has not been determined. Her Boem Was Lofted Reporting the loss of $1.75 from her room, Mrs. Ja cobs, the landlady of a rooming house at 231 Twenty-third street north, told the . police that her room was entered some time Tuesday 1 and a - thorough search made for valuables. -V She gave a description of the supposed thief and police are searching for him. ITerwegiaai to Pieale Much interest centers - about the announcement t of plans for- a picnic of members, of the Sons and Daughters of Norway at Canemah park on Sunday. A program MULTNOMAH HOTEL ew Hene Oesnferts SaoHnd MtrrtANB. ORKSiOM : The Multnomah strives to mala. tela - a service that ta superior at price that are moderate. With 600 lm ursously furnished rooms. three bail roams, spacious aaessa nin floor and lobby, it combines unaeual faeUitie for both xtome eonvf ort and snolsl diversioa. Have yew tries ear famous S1 M Se tux dinner served In the IM fftaemt - citre v. Haustft, rv. A. U. CAMTSKLL, Stor. l I VAOATIOej OR tUMMIM SUBOniBCRS - When goinc away for the summer or on your vacation, bav The 3oumal follow you t the regular rate of 16e per week, or the following agents will aspply you at regular city rates. Berview, Or. Ev K. Davtdvin. Bay Cljy, Or.Mra. T. A. Gillen.' Cannon Beach JScola, Or. H. I Harris. . Carson. Wksh. Carl B. Smith, also Ship nerd's Springs. 2 - . Garibaldi. Of. Mr. 8. VeVIlUa. ; Ciearhart, Or. immnt MeOeuM. - In Beach. Wash. Balph Prag. ; , Manhattan Beach Mrs. O. I. liuotou. '. . MaasanUa Beach Knul U. KardelL Neah-Kah-Nie, Or. A. C Anderson. - Nehalem, Or. Nebs leas Drug Company. ; Nctarta. Or. Mrs. M.- F. Cross, , . Newport, Orv M. 8. Hunt. Ocean part. Wash. W, A. Parent. Rockaway Beach, Or. V. I. Miller Seaside. Or. Jason McCune, Xwie Irug atore. Peaview, Wssh. Ealph Trar. r-- Ten MHeXjks Ixmia St Deimis. Tillamook. Or. John Plasker. i Twin Rocks. Or. D. J. Van Scyoe. -Wilheit Spring' f. Vf. McLeran. of much Inter eat is said to be) ntuiy for the day. Cnemah park la at the end of the Orecon City cArllne. ' dothlar Wasted for Boy The Pacific Rescue and Protective society is ap pealing for clothinr And shoes for a boy of 16 who Is about to ero to work; but is not presentable. W. O. MacLaren, general smperinteadent, aska that any one willing- to help call Broadway 1665 or A-742S. i 1 As Aatomoblle Treqaeatly Ssells the difference between a happy, . contented family and - an onhappy, li aeon ten ted one. Why deny your family the health givinsr pleasures of the great outdoors when the "automobile" columns in The Journal want ada axe brim full of bar gaina? - Select your car todays Adv. We Caaaot Begli to Pill all our calls for good stenographers and bookkeepers ; first class salaries; ANT and ALL ma chinea used ; NO charg-e'for positions. HURRY AIXJNO.i Mies Crossley, Noise less Typewriter Dlafbgr. Co 81 Fourth St. Adv. : ; , ; t. , Shepard Auto Bat Xlaet St. Helens, Hood River. Bridal Veil, Cascade Locks and all way points. 'Leave St. Charles hotel on schedule time. For informa tion call Marshall 4S$1, Main 930, A-861L Adv. , 'Steamer Jessie Hart let for Camas, Washoueal and way landings, daily ex cept Sunday, leave Alder street dock at 2 p. m. Adv. ;-.s ; -:.r; V - - Steamer Iralda for St. Helens and Rainier, daily at 8 :30 p. m., foot of Alder street. Sunday, St. Helens only, 1:30 p. m. Adv. ; : . ..... . Telepbeae Operator local union 44-A will grtve a dancing party on the Swan Friday evening:, August L--Adv. Hadley A Silver, tailor, make depend able clothes.. 100 Sixth . street, cprner Stark Adv. - : , I : Milk Diet ' Treatment The ! Moore Sanitarium. Phonea, Main 6101, East 47. Haircuttln That I Right The Market barber shop, 187 Fourth at TamhllL Ad. Br. Baa L. Kordea returned, 401 Med ical bldg. . Phone Main 7210. Dr. Coartland L. Booth has returned. Adv. i . Br. William Etui has returned. Adv. . r. Gellette returned. Main 1177. Adv. Beat Safety Boxes 284 Oak street Ad. ; See Tarlay Today - Turlay makes good clothes; 421 Fall ing bldg., 122 Third st Adv. Hill Military academy, only private military school in Oregon. t 4 Adv.) Extra Good Flour At Low Price? 8TJPPRIOR FliOTJR Is -the jrery highest grade patent flour that ia possible to make. It is manufactured from the high grade Blue Stem Wheat iuU---.t: : : ' .- ?: .i WHITE ROSE FLOUR is a straight flour made from Blue Stem j Wheat and Is particularly adapted for bread making, being heavy in gluten. ; . ' -:- --? ' The flour Uat we are how offering for sale is manufactured from 1918 wheat . . .' ; - Flour will not be any cheaper and our advice to you Is that you place : your order now. - - r i ''.- ' . -? : I SUPERIOR FLOUR. 49s per bbL S11.90 per sack.. ........ 83.00 WHITE ROSE FLOUR, 49s per bbL f li.40t Pr sack......r.82.90 ; WHITE ROSE FLOUB, 98s per bbi. $11.15, per sack.. ...... $5. S WHITE ROSE, 10-lb. sack Js': -WHITE ROSE FLOUR, 24ty-lb. sack......... 851.55 SUPERIOR WHOLE WHEAT, per bbL Sll.OO, Per sack. . . .S2.75 CANNED GOODS ; COR5, Appetizer brand, per dox. S2.00 8 for ..50 CORX. Onargo brand, extra fancy, per doz. 82.50, each.. .... 22 ASPARAGUS, Brookdale brand, cuts. No. 3 cans, do. S3.25, Each . . , SWEET POTATOES, Libby brand, 1 dox, S2.50, 2 for.....V.45: MIITCEB SEA CLAMS, Sea Shore brand, No. 1 tall. dos. $1.90, 8-for SOe- WINCED SEA "CLAMS, Sea, Shore brand. No. flats, dos, S1.60, 3 for . .. ..40 I MISCELLANEOUS GROCERIES Pearl Tapioca. 2 lbs. for... .25$ f Cocoanut, per lb.... 3Tc Pearl Barley, t lba for..,..25e Small White Beans, per lb... 8 California Prunes, per lb.. 12e nm. TV -7?L Bon-Ton Seeded Raisins. 15-oa. Lima-Beans, per lb... lOet ; , cartons, dos. S1.60 each,14 .Mexican Bens, per lb....... St w FRUIT JARS, RUBBERS AND CAPS ...... a ..... , - . in anus t a tc Pints, 1 dox, in case. dos..... 90J Quarts, dos. in case. doz..ftl.QO s-Gal., dos. in case, doz.. $1.25 - EXTRA CAPS : Mason's Porcelain Lined, per do.....30 San lean Cans, ner do.. 20a? i-. FRUIT JAR Extra heavy, wide pure Rubbers, 3 PURE ALUMINUM PRESERVING KETTLES LIFETIME BRAND HE&SHET'K HIUH-GRABE . . , - COCOA . Hershey's Cocoa, 1 lb. to 4 lbs.. per lb, ; ..37e Hershey's Cocoa, S lbs. pr over, per lb. ...,.-344 Hershey's Cocoa, . 100-lb. tin can, per Uv .........324 OUT-OF TOW PEOPLE tXkE PARTICUXAB JTOTICEf All mall orders will be filled carefully aad premptly at these lew prices. D. C. BURNS COMPANY : 208-210 Third SL, Between Taylor and Salmon r Special Man Order Service Write fer Me taly Price List Member Greater Portland Association Wholesalers to Private - FamUle, Hotel aad Bestaaraats ' ; Pkoae Mais !. A162S. ODDS AND ENDS IN THE NEWS ' - OF TRAVELERS AND HOMEFOLK .Never So Dry Peter O'Sulllvan,' formerly county Judge of Wallowa county and for many years - a resident of that county, and George W. Johnson, resident of Wallowa for ' 80 - years, 'met Wednesday- at -the Imperial hotel and held a regular re view of Wallowa county history. John son resides at Flora, "a part of the county : specially favored byj reason of its abundance of water and freedom from frost. He raises c At tie, hogs and hay and, as a side issue, apples and peaches. Johnson says that! during his 30 years in Wallowa county- he has never seen the county so ' dry as it appears this year. The surplus water in Wallowa lake shas been exhausted and irrigation ditches are absolutely dry which have never been dry before. The plan to lower- the outlet of the lake will materially relieve the condition, bat it is feared that ttie relief will come too late to save the situation. - Will Return to France Mr. and ' Mrs. Jameat ' Iobbin. La Grande, who have been in the city for the past few weeks, will return home the latter part of this week. Mr. Dob bins has been here giving his, attention to getting well after an operation for appendicitis, and says he is about ready to return to his Grand Ronde valley farm and complete the harvest which he had so well started when he was compeUed to me to Portland. Mr. Dobbins has the advantage over the average Eastern Oregon farmer, inas much as he has water available at all times. His is a model farm and he raises everything from wheat and alfalfa to fat cattle and horses. . .. : f -.. v Water Supply Assured ; T. L. Hartshorn and Harry. Kadderly, two Joseph s bankers, , were Portland visitors, yesterday. Both gentlemen re port conditions in Wallowa ' county flourishing, with the exception there is a shortage of water, but they . assert that this ajgUl soon be remedied so far as that portion pf the county' which is supplied with water by irrigation, ditches is affected. As soon as the outlet to the lake Is lowered there will be water for all the ditches. The wheat crop is already made and there is grass enough for all. Oregon Walnuts Famous - RE. Wolf of Woodburn was a Port land visitor yesterday. Mr. Wolf is interested in walnut growing and says that Oregon ; grown walnuts will soon be known the world over, as the qual ity excells and their keeping and ship ping qualities are superior to other nut growing sections. ; Union Wants Better Roads George Cochran and J. J. Can- of La Grande are -Portland visitors today. Mr. Cochran is here en route to Salem to appear before the supreme court and Mr. Carr will transact .business wth Portland wholesale furniture t dealers. Both gentlemen are good, road boosters and say that Union county will vote to issue road bonds at the special election soon to be held. ' Dairymen Getting Rich r R. C. Jones, Tillamook county agricul tural agent, was a Portland visitor yes terday. Jones has been county agent for Tillamook for five years and is authority for the Statement that Tilla mook county a just about the best TrwvuYYajrV Tina UVWtlVL .J Pints, 1 dos. in case, doz... 51.15 .Bt-I .2a quarts, aoz. in case. oos. 1,-TinllnTi. Twr Hrw SI RK Economy Caps, per doz...,.30e GLASSES Squat Jelly Glasses, dox..... 5 55 RUBBERS doz. for Se, 12 doz. ..'75eV 4- Quart Lifetime Aluminum . Lipped Preserving Kettle. - reg. 81.50, speciaL.Sl.25 5- Quart Lifetime Aluminum Lipped Preserving Kettle, reg. 82.00. special.. $1.75 8-Quart Lifetime Aluminum Lipped Preserving Kettle, " eg. 83.50, special.. S2.20 10-Quart LlfetimaJUuminurn Lipped Preserving Kettle, : reg. 12.75, special.. $2.45 Bsy Hew MAZOLA OIL Prices WIU Advasee All Salad on Are Advaaelag : MasoU Oil, H-eaL tinS...S1.70 Masola Oil. 1-gaL tlns....2.90 Masola OIL 6-gaC tins.. $1 3.50 county in the state. The dairy Indus try .alone brought something- -over 82,000,000 into the county during the year 1918, and' the total production for this ! year "will be In excess of this amount. Dairymen are getting 80 cents per pound for butter fat, , the highest price ever paid in the history of the in dustry.' Tillamook county has 26 cheese factories and the milk checks issued to dairymen for the month of May by these 28 factories reached i a ; total of 8300,000.. Mr. . Jones says that . it is estimated that there are 15.000 milch cows in . the county. The cheese men are thoroughly organized and the prod uct, is sold under one brand and -must all pass rigid Inspection before it is allowed to enter the market under the association labeL The association has raised an advertising fund of 318,000 with ; which t to advertise Tillamook cheese, Tillamook farmers are giving considerable attention to the matter of drainage. In tact there are now nine separate drainage districts ' in ) the county. Tillamook county was the first county in the state to organize a drain age district under the 1915 drainage law.'; Land that without proper drain age would produce but a load or two of marsh grass will, after being drained, produce from six to eight tons of the best hay. As evidence of what it means to be a successful dairyman. Jones cites one dairyman who had not missed be ing on his farm for a single milking time for a period of 18 years. - ! ' v:: .. e . - ' Hood's Grandeur Impressed The Strauss family ' was more than pleased with Mount Hood. "I have been all over the world, but for real, mag nificence and grandeur I have never seen anything equal to Mount Hood." saif Charles Strauss upon returning to the Multnomah Wednesday night from Cloud Cap Inn. "I have jiever seen anything that impressed me more from the standpoint of rugged grrandeur, although X have been all through Switz erland and the Alps. Easterners do not realize nor can they realize from a distance ; the - beauty of it" The Stxausses and Edwin Elsendrath, vice president of the Monarch Leather com pany of Chicago, who accompanied them, climbed up the glaciers from Cloud Cap Inn. Upon returning to Portland they left almost immediately for California. t ,,., .-- i Buried Treasure Sought Captain Kidd's buried treasure has nothing on the case of 2000 quarts of choice liquor that is buried somewhere and for which many men he knows are secretly searching, declares L. B. Bur roughs of Walla Walla, who Is at the Seward. The. tale Burroughs relates Is that of a man who had that amount for sale. A druggist bought it. pay ing 350 down to close the deaL Before any of it was delivered the man died, without disclosing the whereabouts of SAMPLE SHOP 360 MORRISON STREET Look for Big Blue Sign r lastca: DRESSES EVERY GARMENT MUST GO THIS IS THE LAST WEEK OF SALE GQATS SUITS CAPES closing out ; ; mats; , . Values to $5.00 at Only 39c the 'Juice." '.""They are paying '120 a quart for It," said Burroughs, v Bur-1 roughs is having a great deal of trouble getting labor, his men asking 315 a day and spending it all on 9 shirts and two-bit cigars, he avers. ' . Oregon Products Wanted - - . Wishing to obtain . various Oregon products for expqrt and use in the Philippine Islands, .Leon Rosenthal, as sistant ceneraJ , m'anagrer f G. - Mar tini. Ltd., of Manila, held conferences with various local manufacturers at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday. With the ; Inauguration v of service to Manila from Portland by the Paolflc Steamship company.', interest has been aroused In the Columbia river district more than overland Rosenthal predicts! a large amount of trade between Port land and the Philippines. Interest In the proposed Australian-New- Zealand service out of Portland also : brought another trade 'i representative -- to t the chamber. He was A. F. ScanaU, rep resenting T- Fkulding of Sidney. Aus tralia. ScanaU desires to secure direct importation from Portland to Australia of- country ; drugs, hospital rurnuure and various pharmaceutical prepare tlona. Scanall met varlaus merchant of -this district at the chamber In the' afternoon. - , net Lske Arrivals :Hot Lake, July 3L Arrivals at Hot Lake Sanatorium Monday were i Mrs. W. H. Ellis. Baker: Mrs. P. B. Johnson and family. Twin Falls. Idaho ; A. Thorn ton, The Dalles.; Arrivals Sunday were: Mrs. S. J. Friedman and Miss Myrtle H. Friedman, Hailey, Idaho: P. O. Farley, Heppner ; Mrs. J. H. Parker and Mrs. E. A. George. Baker: H. J. Thomas, Boise, Idaho; Martin Kramer, Portland. e At the Hotels R. "C. McLean of Portage. Wash.. Is at the Multnomah on his return home from California by automobile. McLean came by the coast route on a portion of which he could make no more than 10 miles an hour. He leaves this morn ing for Seattle. ; s ; - ' ; J. F. Reddy, Pileen Reddy and Roy I. Hilt, all of Med ford, are spending a few days at the XmperlaL Reddy has large mining Interests. -V-- J. F. Thorne, who deals in Insurance at Seattle, is spending a few dayf at the Cornelius. :.";. Miss Mary Fs McWhorton. national president of the Ancient Order of Hi bernians, arrived this : morning at the Portland. - Mr. asd Mrs. J. H. Reld of Burns Are Optometrist; 120 Broadway at Washington Positively the last week of the Big Sale at Blanks'. 360 Morri son. All of ' the Sample Cloak Co.'s beautiful stock will be sold this week at prices that will as tonish you. Women's Suits oS)S Values to $27. . " v - . -: i ... t2o.$6.95 :.:$16.95 $18.95 r... $6.95 visiting at the Multnomah. -Mr. P.eld I a druggist ' - -. 'Mum Emma'C pcoboch of Hartford. Mich... retiring worthy grand matron of .the order-of Eastern Star, has ar rived at the Benson after attending the national convention in Seattle. She is accompanied . by Miss Estella Olds of vu'vuia. (oil!- ii iiiivssavc Evoiv iiiiJicyo Our Prices on Drugs and Allied Lines Are the Lowest in Portland Specials for Friday and Saturday VUIOHIUIUUIHC "jl tit? m. effjruasia $1.00 NUXATED IRON.. .89c $100 Squibbs' Paraffine Oil 79c $1.25 i 3-grain Cadomene QQv. Tablets OJC v v Fer Loss of Vitality ' , Gillette Blades 39c Gem Blades r 39c Durham Duplex Blades ......... . 39c Ever-Ready Razor . , . ....... . . . . . 84c 35c FletcherJ Caatoria . . . . . . . .... 29c . Revelation Tooth .Powder . . ,;. . . ... 19c 60e Sal Hepatica .......... . .49c Freezone foV Corns ........ . . ... .29c Reg. $2 Fountain m jSyringe I'tsart else, fall . , leagth tabs, S hard AO A rabber attaehmeat. rf ftP Special at ealy M sue. Agency Eastman Kodaks First and Do You Realize theWondersof Kodlak? A machine that will 'snap a scene ; in l-300th of a secondj with range -finder, portrait attachment, light filter, anastig mat lens, tripod clamp, etc., can be carried in your pocket. 0 Let us show y ou . what Kodaks will do. lorve You can buy a hundred of eyes must last you for a What is the answer? Take care of your eyes while they are don't' wait until your eyes fail before you give them attention. Have your eyes exam. I ined ' today. Our thou- V tt c: ....j . eaime: wa - eatiettcu wwh toxners are . a guarantee to you that this is a good place to come. . vj . -;. no cuorge ter coniui. . tation. - : STeAPLES 203 Morrison Street, Hartford Miss Lena L. Rawson and MIbJ Lena Stapleton of - Decatur and Mrs.- Louis J.:f Smith t ef Washington, D. C. Miss Ocoboch expects to take a vacation in the western states ; before returning to Michigan, i v f ; FrB. Waite of Sutherlln isiamong the arrivals at the Imperial today.: Mr. and Mrs. Hans Peterson of Seat 04? ii 11 lUM11CHL fR Low Combination Bottle and Syringe 2-qsart ta, iiu 1 1 y, e heavy 'j C . fall reinforced, "s metal stopper. f trasll flow. plats metal siist.oii, 8 screw, pipes, Infants rectal aad' vagi oal. Regular $2 Hot Water Bottle tlegslarly 88 Made la one piece. Ho seams. 2-qnart 98c $1.85 special at Morrison Sts. Roriitland. Oregon j - - ; r ." 1 I. i i i ?v. ; - a pairs of Glasses, but one pair lifetime. still good L f t ' 1 ! The Jeveler-Optician Between Third and Fourth tle are guests at the Multnomah. Peter son is a contractor. - , Mr. and Mrs. ..- L. Williams of Sa lem are staying at the Carlton. , C. T. Myers, who owns a lumber mill at Kalama, Is visiting at the Seward. C. R, Dodds, prominent business man from Wasco, Is registered at the ;Cor nelitis. v- - ' . - - . - - s Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Comp. .98c 50c Santiseptic Lotion .... . . . . .39c 1 dozen Aspirin Tablets . . . . . . .14c 50c Lysol . . ..... . , . ... .... .39c Palm Olive Soap , , 9c 60c Bromo Seltzer ... ... t ...... . .49c 60c Sloan's Liniment : . .......... . .49c Why Pay Fancy Prices - for a TRUSS? Expert Truss Fitting from $2.50 and Up Prices on Water Sanitary Douche Large scored bvlb, ad ja stable shield, hard rab ber beat pipe, throws whirling pray. Sellable and sate. liege, lar 88 qsallty. Special l- mold eapae x t it a gasse. table;, $1.49 Agency Antiko Remedies EVERYBODY WELCOME I EVERYBODY CX)ME! BIG FIRST ANNUAL 4 L PICNIC BOS5KTIIIB, BTJIf DAT; AVO. t Bpeelal Traia From TJnloa Depot at 88 A.M. " Round trip railroad fare and en. (ranee to park, 11.85; Children, 6 to 12, half fare. It you come by auto, admission 60 cents. -tl . , .: .... v Ball Came, Tcaal. Baiketbali asd All Xlad of porte Swlsg aad Teeter for the Kiddle Jais Mnte, Daaelag asd Slagtag Good Speaker Ticket on Sale at 4 DMr Sd asd' Oak Sts at aU Sawmill. Log. glng Camp aad at Trala A FLLX SAT OF FTJSJOirT .--'V MISS IT :.. I Treat Suc cessfully, an d For A b out Half the Usual Prices. iisase of rTye. Bar, Moee sad Throat, i-unga. Heart and Kidneys. All female disorders, blood and sain diseases, see aad eleotrto treat saent given. Vliea, Uottre and Rneuma usm ODleki, re. lieved. Complete ges m mscus,' .. - enitpmeat ee J5?rL1fur? 'irstiiaee raedteal OR li CLAUDE HA.MPTC1 '; - Fhyetelaa ead Serveea -THlTtD AHD WASHIKOTOV STfc Beam 18 1 K. ti I I.K. OFFICE FHOWE . ........ ..MAIlf Sf aUSlae2IC rHOIE. ...... EAIZ Seal fit ASD IIS DXKTJX BCILDIVO : try We a rest eew work fee IS see re. We wUl esaaBtae yews teeth U row taat wbat H wlU eraet usw ssesdr aad eM rminea,.....S1.oe en Oe SelS Oren.......SS.SO-S.eO srMm Ceewn...SSO-.oe tl est f Teeth fer......$S.eo alnles K rwaoueew. ....... SO euer rMtine .......... I t avr ssrssnsl attes Uoe te 0 week. Or. Rewtes .:. DB. H. F. HgflTOW. Fi up, ' Vtmm XtsoIosb tSutli 10. j " Boston Painless .Dentists Setweee 4th end Stk e WeskmetM St, ' EetCuliciiraE YcirBeantyDo ctor TWsK AO 4i aets: , fHetfet S 1 ' - -' fee