THE OREGON DAIL? JOURNAL, FOHTLAND, FRIDAY,, CCTODEP. 17. lCi:
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TOWN TOPICS
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feastaaM Of flea. Tha Journal
BlrUaa BoiUraXd OkJetlT6 Tha
hikers' ' section of tho MultnomaJi club
has chsntd IU plana for on Ascent of
Larch mountAln Sunday. AOd Instead tho
rout will bo from Linnton to Cornoll
' rood Alone Skyline boulevard. Excel-
lent viovd Of th Tualatin Toiler on tho
on side "and ths.' CoiOmbla and, Wil
lamette valleys on tho other are af-'
' forded.; Lee Benedict of the Masamas
And of the Multuonyih club will lad in
thla trip, and members of both clubs, as
well as any other bikers interested, are
invited to participate In the wotfc. Tbe
party will leavo tno North Bank station
- at 7 :19 Bund Ay morning- and will return
to Portland about 4 o'clock In tho after
noon. Mas a ib as oa Hike Arsis Tor tho
week-end trip, tno Masamas will visit
Hamilton mountain and Beacon rock,
on tho Washington elds of tho Columbia
river. Tho party will leave tho North
Bank stAUon Saturday evening? at 6:45
o'clock, and ro to WAbclella station.
Camp will b made at' tha sprint;, half
a mile north of Beacon rock. Saturday
night ' Early Sunday morning;, Hamil
ton mountain, 34(3 feet In altitude, wilt
be scaled, And After lunch, the trail to
the summit of Beaeon 'rook will be fol
lowed. About' 10 miles will be covered
In the hike. Tho Mount Hood quad
rangle will be used.' W. W. Evans is the
leader.
Patrol Plans Dlscaised Plans for the
192C forest airplane patrol were', dis
cussed at a preliminary meeting Thurs
day by tho Oregon members of the Avia-"
tton committee recently Appointed by the
-Western Forestry and Conservation As
sociation. - Oregon members are C. 8.
ChApman, aocretAry of tho Oregon
Forest Fire asaocJatloti ; George H. Cecil,
district forester, and F. A. Elliott, state
forester. Tho entire committee is com
posed of three members from Oregon.
Washington. Idaho; Montana and Cali
fornia, tho states to be included In the
extensive airplane patrol system for next
year being mapped out by tno war department
Car Penalty ta Aocoaio Effetttte
Additional penalty for the detention of
freight cars over a given time, recently
decided on by the railroad administra
tion, will become effective October 20,
according to announcement received by
tho freight offices of the local railroads.
Tho ruling provides that refrigerator
cars not unloaded after tha free time
limit' of five days and lumber cars not
released 4S hours aftr tbe lfonr at
which frea time begins to run under
demurrage rules, will bo taxed at a rate
of 110 a day or fraction.
Saaetar In Peataiila Social dancing
Instruction will bo InAugurAted In the
Peninsula community house 'Saturday
night, tho park bureau announced yes
terday. Mrs. Alta Travis will conduct
tho lessons on alternate Saturday nights.
A minimum sum will bo collected from
the dancers to defray musio And refresh
ment expenses. Aesthetic lessons will
open tonight at Peninsula. The girls
class opens at 7:24 p. m. and the class
for women an hour later. No charge
will bo exacted. . . -
Mayor Baker IkTltaaV-annAlnrmsnt aa
a delegate to a convention of mayors of
i cutes in Arizona, California. Nevada.
" Oregon, and Washington has been re
ceived by Mayor Bakor from Mayor
- Brown of Sacramento. The convention
is called' "to Institute a boycott on, cer
tain commodities, for the purpose of low
ering prices and bringing down tha high
cost Of living." It is to convene t
i Bacramento October 10, . .Mayor Baker
has not aeciaea -wnetner he will attend.
.". Keceatloa fot.Sev. ejerdisr-.A racep
tlon to tho Rsv. Ellas J. QJerdmg. pAstor
of tha First Norwegian Danish 'M. E.
church." win be given Saturday nig&r In
the . chorea . parlors. . . Tho Rev. Mr.
-REMODELING
, CLCAMINO RE88l"jaTILOIIIN
- .MEN'S SUITS
, Mlohtr' astiafaatarr Waea
' Let U Vom a OaaS S.
VICTORY TAILORS
LEO SCHaTZ ' 443 Wash. L
Ojerdlng etmt - to this -church seven
years Ago And served for two years. On
Account of Ul health ho removed to Cali
fornia. Threw years ago he returned to
tho church and haafatneo been its leader.
Being returned for another yea by, tho
bishop at a recent session of the confer
ence. He will preach Sunday morning
aad.avaniaav) V ..
' Srr. 9f eClveea Gives LectureTatar-
prating the Times 3i Which Wo 14ve
was the subiect of an address delivered
by tho Bory Wi X McElveen, new pastor
of tho First Congregational church, at A
luncheon of the Progressiva Business
Men's club At tho Benson 'hotel. Tho
speaker declared ws were living-' to : a
period or groat reformation, not a revo
lution, unless men fail -to Interpret tho
Unrest of the age. The club went on
record as being; In favor of a revision
of. tha building ode and .better street
lighting la residential districts,
LippeaeeU Held I for Lareeoy P. A.
Uppencott waa held to answer to tho
county grand jury this morning iy
Municipal Judge Rossman on a . charge
of larceny by bailee.: E. F. Russ of the
Royal Typewritar company alleges that
Uppencott rentad a typewriter from his
tore for 4 and. then endeavored to aeft
it in a pawn shouaXer 325. Baa was set
at $500,, According to, the detective de
partnient Uppencott is wanted la Seattle
on a similar , chargeK,f
Bird rsetsrs By Flnley-The bird
study committee of tho Oregon Audubon
society will hold Its regular Saturday
night meeting at o'clock in Library
hall. Central library. ' Tbe lecture of tha
svening wm bo given by WUliara'Fln.
ley. Hia subject will be. ."Birda and
Animals aa Aotors.". It will ba illus
trated with moving pictures, dealing
with Ufa in Oregon. - The public is in
vited. . - ' , -.
The Oragoa SUta Board af Beatal Ex.
amlorra will hold their . regular semi
annual examination at North Pacific col
lege, commencing Monday, November 17.
at 10 a. m. All applications for examina
tion must be filed with the board on the
day set for the beginning of examina
tion. For further Information address Dr.
ILH. Scbmitt, president. SO Oregonian
buHding, or Dr. W. D. McMillan, secre
tary, La Grande,- Or. Adv. ir
Tourists Sea aUgsway-r-Interested in
the inspection of proposed, sites for tour
ist hotels along the Columbia River high
way. R. W. llallory, chairman of tho
Oregon Hotelmen'a association, accom
panied by W. J. Paeth of tha forestry
service and Miss Margaerito aiamon.
who la Interested In tha promotion of
tourist hotels all over tho country, spent
Thursday along the highway. .
Sappleatsatary Readers asat Eighty
faur hundred supplementary rsadera Are
being sent to Portland schools by As
sistant Superintendents C. A. Rice and
E. H. Whitney, to replace the books
supplied about three years ago. Many
books on patriotism, war and matters
of adjustment, are Included In the feelec
tion. especially those to be used the
upper grades. :
Ta Observe Aanaal Eveat-fThe annual
home coming dinner of Mixpah Presby
terian church will bo served by tha
women Of tho church at f :30 O'clock to
night in the church parlors. Each de
partment of the church wilt announce a
program for the year's work. The Rev.
D. A. Thompson, pastor, recently re
turned from overseas "X" work.
To Lee tare oa Bsrata James Irving
uraooe, wno xormeriy was inspector Of
government schools in Burma, will lec
ture tonight at S o'clock In the Portland
Y. M. c A. auditorium on "Burma and
the Burmese." This is one of the lec
tures being errangfcd by the association's
service department. It la free ' and the
puDuc.s invited. ...
To Stady fted Cress Work Tha waakhr
meeting of the Civic league In tho Cry
stal room at the Benson Satordav will
be marked by an" interesting study of
the home service section of the American
km cross. Addresses will conform to
the subject of the meeting.
Accused of. Meaey Theft Charged
with stealing a purse from Mrs. Minnie
Riggs. 1022 Yale, street, Grace Monroe,
who lives At the same place, was ar
rested Thursday: night by Inspectors
Cordon and Wright-' la tba complaint
sworn out by Mrs. RJgga. the purse la
saia to nave contained iisa.
.rj.M..vtao--) -
Special Ritual Made Special ritual
music win be sung at the service at
Beth Israel tonight. The sisterhood of
the. congregation will present the new
covers for tno scrolls on Saturday morn
ing. Rabbi Jonas B. .Wise .will apeak
at both services. All men and women
are welcome . ..... ' "" ;
" LegtoA Lglee ' Met satbers Oregon
branch' of the-American Legion today
has' 4002 members, according to Socre
Ury E. X Elvers. Oregon's membership
quota la 354. Portland haa tha largest
post, with 6004 members. Salem has
400.-Astoria J50, Eugene 300, endCor
vallis U&j::, Zy-:-,:, . ':, r
Xra. ekeitoa Iajsrtd Losing her bal
anoo ad aha deaoended from a streetcar
At .Holladay street And Union avenue,
Mrs. O. Shelton, 174 East Seventy-fourth
street borth. fell about t o'clock Thurs
day nighty suffering a fractured shoul
der. Bhe waa taken to St. .Vincents
hospltAL f. ' -.
' Baaelag Saaday afternoon and eve
rung, free admission, beautiful Crystal
Lake Park. Hoch'a famous union A-piece
music: ladloo 26a t rants SOo. Coma for
a Jolly good time. Given by Eirkpauick
CcunciLAdV. , , i-''. "
Satem'-Btaytaa-jrni City stage Leave
Oregon Eleotrio depot, Salem, 10:30 a
40 p. m. Connect with Oregon
Electric trains B and southbound.
Take stages i marked Himmin AutO
Stage. Ad-j.- ,
Skepait Aata Bus LlaesSt. Helens,
Hood River, Bridal VolL Caseada Lock
and all way points. Leave St. Charles
hotel on schedule tlma For Informa
tion call MarshaU 4231. Main 330. A-S61L
Adv. .,
J)tiet at aackantfts every Saturday
evening.,' Jasa orchestra. Refreshments
served at 13. Take Jitney from Mount
Scott car at Grays Crossing at 1 :30 p. m.
Ad.
Clab Trip Pestpoaed The trip to St.
Peter's dome as scheduled for Sunday,
October 19, has been postponed. The
Train club will announce a new data
as .soon as possible.
Ralleweea Baaee Has a ad The First
Spiritual Science church will open its
social season with a Halloween dance
Friday evening; October 3L in Foresters
hall, 129 Fourth street.
Men's Resort Pregrant Mra Lulu
Dahl MiHer will give the Saturday eve
ning musical program at the Men's Re
sort at I o'clock. Tho program will be
open to the public
rorUeBd.Ktwsarf Leave Fourth and
Alder daily, 1:20, 90, 11 a, m.. and 2,
2 30. 4:18. 6:30, 4:30 p. m. ; Saturday
and Sunday, 21 pi. m. phone Main 6106.
Adv. '
Steaaier Jessie Harklas for Camas,
Waahougat and way landings, dairy, ex
cept Sunday, leave Alder street dock at
2 p. m. Adv. r.
Steaaer Iralda for - St. Helena ana
Rainldr, daily at 2 :30 p. m., foot Of Alder
street. Sunday, St. Helena only, 1:30
p. m. Adv. . "
fleed Hair Clippers Guaranteed, Spe
Ctal 11.75, mail . prepaid. Portland Cut
leer Co., M Sixth, near Stark. Adv.
i MeCarfrer. Bates h Lively Fire, life,
eaauaity and automobile Insurance. Toon
building. Telephone Mala 163-Adv. ' ;
Radley SHver, tailors, make dspeno-
Able clothes. 10) Sixth street, corner
StarkvAdv. -
Br. J. E. Aadersea, Osteopathia Phy
sician. 81S Selling bldg., Main 4113. Adv.
HalrestUsg a specialty at the Market
Barber shop, 127 4th, at TamhlU. Adv.
Br. C E. Brown, Car, Eye Mohawk
building. Adv.
Moore Saaltarlaai for the KDk Cmro
Adv.
Safety Boxes 94 yearly, 284 Oak. Adv.
Symphony Orchestra Concert
The Fortland Symphony orchestra
held Its second recital this morning In
the ballroom of the Multnomah hotel.
"The Eyrie resort,- on the Columbia
bluffs at White Salmon, Wash, has been
closed for the season. Adv.
Doable
Tradlsg
At am pa
"atarday
aad Moaday
lARKELL'S
Special
' Bellaeater
Offer Ask at
the Patters
Coaater
You Will Find Thi a Good Place to Get Your Winter
Clothes: Here You Will See a Splendid Show
ing of High Clast Coats, $aits and
Skirts in the newest tttfet
Saturday and Monday Specials
NEW COATINGS Priced Special New Fall and Winter
Coatings in velours, zibelines and heavy mixtures. Special
56-inch velours in browns, plum, taupe and Burgundy ; $5.00
values, special $4.25.
KID GLOVE SPECIAL- Women's White Soede Gloves
with black switching or all white. Regular $2.00 values, spe
cial $1.49. .
HOSIERY SPECIAL- Misses' and Children's Hose, good
quality, fast black, in two weights heavy ribbed for boys
.and fine ribbed for girls. Sizes 5 to 10; 35c values, special
at 25c a pair.
TOILET ARTICLES Cool weather is here and you need
these little ccgnfort-giving things; Priced special for Sat
. urday and Monday.
Palm Olive Cold Cf'm 27 Creme Oil Soap, a cake 8e
Palm Olive V a ni s h i n g Glycerine Soap, per cake 5f
. Cream . ; .27 Williams' Shaving Soap 5 .
Palm Olive Face Pow. 45e , Talcum -Violet, Rose . and
Palm Olive Rouge ..45s Wisteria, cake.,. 10
BIG BROOM SPECIAL An extra good Brooni made of
fine, well seasoned corn, well wired a good Broom at $1.
Special at 59. ic ' ,
(No phone orders or deliveries except with other goods)
PROGRESSIVE ; CLOTHES-Are 100 jpure . wool and
are the best all-round values that we. have seen this season,
.and we are especially anxious to have you look-them over!
Both overcoats and suits come in the new double-breasted
waist-line models. $30.00 to 545.00.
WORK SHOES t OF UNQUESTIONED QUALITY
They; arc: made; of ? good, strong, serviceable leather, the
soles are full double to heel and will withstand the hardest
: kinds of wear and are as, near waterproof as shoes can be
made. $5,00 to $9.00. . . - .
East
'Morrison
Street,
Corner
Union
Avenue
, V.
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odds and ends in the news j :
: of travelers and homefolk
Are Afraid of Rata ;
Tourist travel over the Columbia high
way has fallen off. about M per- cent
within tha last- week or more, aaya J. Cv
Wright, who runs one of the big sight
seeing cArswFeopla- at "aXraid of tha
rain,"- said ;Wrighv 'Thla makes the
season here awfully short. A aoon as
people get the notkm out of their heads
that It rains every day la Portland and
that what rain we have is necessary for
the growth of our plant life, sightseeing
travel will be heavier. But "they walk
out of the hotel, look around and see a
few clouds and say, ls it going to rain 7
I tell them I dont think so aad they say.
Bnt we have been told it ralna every
day tn Portland.' "
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Knights of ColuDtbos ;
.The Knighta of Columbus will open
their dub., room headquarters, pending
the completion of their, new building at
Park" and Taylor streets, in room a A of
the Multnoraahl formerly occupied by
the Bankers' club, beginning October 20.
Secretary John R. Murphy and hia as
sistant, Dan, Kellaher, will be on hand
from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. daily. During
tha process of construction of their club
building, they will give a series of win
ter dances and parties.
"iv'':' "-'"- a ' a - a Z:
-t; Sugar Expert Hera 1?&XX
G. . . Meredith of Melbourne; Aus
tralia, recently registered at the Carlton
hotel. Meredith ta one of the foremost
authorities on sugar In this country and
Australia. . He waa called upon by the
United States government to investigate
the cause and cure of the sugar blight
when it struck the Hawaiian islands a
few- year ago.
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Salem-Port lend Road
The road between Portland and Sa
lem, on the east side, is open" now. With
only two snort detours, and contractors
on this section, win finish their work i
this year, aaid Charles H. Whitmore of
the state bigh way office at Salem this
morning. Whitmore has Just been ever
seeing the commencement of work upon
the paving between HUlsboro and. For
est Grove. The beat road to McMlnn
ville, he says, is to Kewberg and then
via Carlton. The road between Nowberg
and - McMinnvtlle via Dayton la -under
construction, and' is bad tn wet weather.
Whitmore la staying at tba Imperial.
' Pendleton Conditions Cood? , v
Condltiona are in very good shape in
Pendleton, aaya J. M. Maloney, head of
the new Inland Emptre bank which
opened 1U doors tn July. TPendletoa
stands second In thei stau m toank de
posits, with aonaothing over 11,000.000.
The Inland Empire bank haa resources
of 21.000.000,- Malonev has been at
tertding thf Knighta of Pythiaa grand
lodge of iwhlch he haa been-acting aa
grand master for the last SO year And
to which position he was reelected. Ac
com panted by Mrs. -Malonoy ha left for
Corvallif thia morning to-visit a few
days before returning to Eastern Oregon.
They ware -at the Seward. ,
a a ' a . ' . . -i
Orrgoo Demand Good I ; P
W. C. Allbery of Colttmboa, Ohio,
representing tho Universal Milking Ma
chine company. Is stopping at the Carl
ton. Allbery says that the demand f or
their products in Oregon is Increasing
very rapidly.
a a a .
At the Hotels
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jonas of Bandon,
Or., are at tho Carlton. Jones Is a mem
ber of the council at Bandon aad Is a
retired farmer aad dairyman.. - f
- Mrs. M. A. Leach and children of Cor
vallis are at tho Seward. Leach is a
dentist
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Manning of Beat-
FOR SALE
FOLLOWING HOTEL AJTD RJESTATBAITT MQXrmXTtt
7 Fire Extlagalsfeers
S Clocks
1 Elevator "
S VeatUatlaf Faas
. visaes
(ittverware
Scales
Btekefs Bletk
Bisk Wageas
A Hotel Oas Baa go
8 Steam Cookers
t s-CeaipartBieat Steaaters
: 8 Cash Beginters
" 8 8toaat Tables
1 Jokas MasvUle tee Vacatae
1 CrMceat DIk Washer
1 Potato Parer
I V. S. SlfclAg Maektao "
Aad Maay Other lusts Maklag CeatptoU Xsaipateat
NORTHWEST STEEL COMPaANY
FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY
II II II Mil AV IV Jf 11
Mi i
EY'S
SWEET IVIILK CHOCOLATE BARS
oa
NUT BARS
14 BARS TO PACKAGE REGULAR 4 BAR
TODAY i
4c Ear
OJTE PACKAGE TO CtTST 0311 E B Delivered With Other Goods Oxry
Flour Market Very Strong
BUT YOUR WIITTRR'S SUPPLY OF FLOUR JTOW
WHITE ROSE FLOUR and SUPERIOR
at the Same Low Prices
Sestemher, these priees art 4e aader the. WHOLESALE prices.
(Read your papers for market quotations.) v
. OUR PRICK
White Rose Flour
$1
White Rose
Dy flour as
well known
wholesale at
White Rose
314.78. per
White Rose
3 14.45 j per
0-75
Floor Is aine fan-
gooa m quality as
brands sold here
40c above this price.
Flour 43s, per bbl.,
sack ....8)2.80
Flour 9Ss. per bbl..
sack. . ...... 9940
OUR PRICE
Superior Flour
ail.H'-JSO
ii ia i
An the hest cake makers tn this
City use Superior Flour in pref
erence to All other brands. Why?
We . have not raised -our price on
Superior. Flour aa yet. Better
lay tnA supply. .
Superior Floor 49s. per bbl..
tlL&ej per sack.,,. 2.90
SUPERIOR GRAHAM if, ftao or coarse, per hat, IlLMt per
seek 92.7S
WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR 43s, per bbU HLN per sack.. $2.75
MILK
r fJhhy's Milk, 4S large tins In case, per doz. tl.JS per case. R7.00
lobby's Milk. 72 smalt tins in case, per do. 84er per ease ..86.60
Federal MUk, 48 large tins in ease, per doa. 8L74 per case....$6.90
Carnation Milk. 48 largo Una M case, special per doa. $L7 case S7.0O
JUNO COFFEE
- -
r We have installed a HOBART COFFEE REFTVER In order that
we may remove, by, the vacuum process, the CHAFF from Coffee
after it is ground, and, insure to our patrons better cup value than
-can possibly be had by putting lata the pot this undesirable chaffy
substance, or by buying coffee previously refined and put up in h
which has necessarily lost In strength and Quality.
COFFEE BY MAIL
At Wholesale Prices
A coffee with guarantee aatisfactiea
or your money back. !
Wo wttl deliver free of charm to year acareat atinylag polat or by
parcel pest, Jaae Coffee at 44e per peaad. with the faaraatee that If
this Coffee Is aet satisfactory, we will rata ad Ul f all aaieaat ef the
parehase price. , n
i ROSE OF CEYLON TEA
I A real tea wonder Ceylon. Indie -so good that thoee who bay onoe'
sever fail to order again that's our story, it tells you all the facts:
": , It possesses gee leeks It possesses fine cap eaallty -
It possesses a teste lavltlag.
ROSl! OF CTioTS 2JL (Black); 60 or S tha for f2J?5
PEARL SHORTE!150 K0, 4 Tie, etk ... ........... M.f 12.T5
PEAKL SHORTEirnra -fa. 10 Ties (8 lbs. 18 as.), 0ak......2.6O
PEARL 8HORTEXIK6 X. 8 Tins (4 lee, net), eaek. ....,.. $1.25
APPLES Faaey Tttag Apptes, er ho...............w..150
PURE SWEET.CIBXR, per gaUea 5Q
JUNO
COFFEE
46c per lb.
: IMPORTANT I : ,
otrr.TOni pteptt faitt
,aARTI OULAR ROTtCS
AN weR arSan will ks fHlad sarsfstty
ane nasi put aa taaaa law s
tsrsvsri sv es i
We MM eeete yea sur
IMPORTANT
-,-' T9 rters aew for
1818 pack canned fnlts aad
vegetables.
' tfo wm ae gtad to sahaslt
Sen prteeo for October aad
oven her deliveries.
t
D. C; BURNS COMPANY
' .. 208-210 Third St, Between Taylor and Salmon ' " '
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Saeetal Man Order Serrlee Write for Meatkry Priee L!t HeBber
s reata Pertlaad Asse4atea Wholesalers to Private
Fa-allies. Hotels aad Restaurants
- - - - Pheae Mala 616. a-1428.
tie are at the Portland while attending
to the opening of two new coffee stores
in the city. - , -
F. &" Bramwell." hardwaro' merchant
and vie president of the State Chamber
of Conuneroe, whose home, ia at Grants
Pass, is at the Oregon. J '-
'6. R. Johnston, lumberman of GVsn
dale. Is a guest at the Benson.
Martin Hoven, who runs the ferry
from Goble to Kalama, Is at the Seward.
James H. Hawley," son of the former
goverpor of Idaho, and Lester; Falk,
one of the owners or the Owyhee hotel,
are Boise guests at the Portland: r , ; v
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Orant, who have a
transportation company at, Astoria, are
at the Portland. -
'.The Rev. Andrew Orahatow Christian
Scientist lecturer of Boston, is among
the recent arrivals at tbe Portland.
Plenty Roast Pork, 20c
; At Franks U Smith'a 238 Alder street;
" Mutton chops and legs of mutton, 20c.
Fine shoulder roast mutton. 10c
Mutton-stew, 5c Pea roests. 12H& .
f Smith's prime rib roast beef. 18o.
Smith's choice oven roast beef, 18c.
. Sirloin steak," 20c Bacon, 25c
Pork chops. 25c Lard, 0c and JL50.
' Frank L. Smith's la 228 Aider at. Adv.
MBM
I Reliability I
. - The first require
-.t irient to conjider Id eye
trettraent Is the relia
bility of the specialist
or houte 0tfe4 In
:eorrect!nf defective
vision, V . .
"'-J v S.. "".-" ;.."-
fV Teldenheimef's is an
, Institution with t half
century's Ibtdry of re
liability. . Oar , specialist
'trinks amont tile best
f 4a the country.
'1 Let us assume care
1 of your eyes.
; L.
' Prescriptions promptly
j ancl acenraUly filled.
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I
High-Grade Boy' KnickeiSuiU r ' V
. Our Boys' fehop is featuring genteel clothes for. the hlgger
' v boys. 12 to 17 years, as strongly as that for tho little brother
fine serges, cheviots, real wool tweeda; fine good kmkinf
clothe faOlUeesly tailored, at
$20, 522.50, $25
Two-Pant Suits '
Well made ef strong, durable, ' sightly mixtures pants fun
lined end tnpod. - .'---:
S130to$24
Stamps IQittnuerwytV" Cnlldreiv . Alder St.
; : saaaaaBaBSB-SBSwwBBBs-aaBBS .. : -s.
It isn't &ir to
your wife
You d hardly expect
yoiir next ton of coal,
but it's fully as unjust
to expect het to keep
the bathroom sweet
and clean, as it should
be, if the fixtutes are
out-of-date and un
setnitaxy. t:
. Make lier liappyjby
installing Thomas'
Maddock's Modern
Bathroom Fixtures
: or, if you intend build-
. ing, come and. see
these fixtures before
' fying yourself down
to a selection.' , -
The Gauld Company
Portlaaci, Oregea
Eiji-Graale ns-S-us fixS&rci
Mi
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Lei lemeMtJ
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Pay $1 Down
Join Our
Phonograph
Buyers Club
Select your gift machine now we deliver on.
Christmas Day s
Call and have us explain
v Vtctrolas Stradhara
Pathephones M and el
Other makes to choose from
Wt0 sell onjespecially easy reduced terms --jr.
All the new "Red Seal" Victor records. The latest '
"Jaaz" records always in our Phonograph department. .
"Mammy o Mine." -."My 'Cairo Love," "Sweet Ha.
waiian Moonlight," "Breeies "Dear Heart," "Daddy
Long Legs,"."Tell Me' "The Vamp," etc t ;
Folejr & Van Dyke
PIANOS-PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS
106 Fifth St, Just Below Waslungton
FUN' E R AIL B
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Beswtiral
blach sjlttfl
casket, hi
beta, S antes,
tntbelmlag ' aaci
refiaewi ssrtlse
for - - -
SSi-uaMls If Aaati.S aaua aM ana
Hlgaar prised funerals ta proportion.
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Lady Assistant v
Beautiful f uoeral Cbapel
' SEAL'S T
MILLER & TRACEY
Rain S8tl ladopeudeit Faasral Directors - - - At8U
Wasktsftea at Btla 8U Betweea 80th aed Slat St a, Wes4 SUSe -
VfiTinC Oa 878 Faasral Also taalaSas special eataalaiag lee saipateai tit
hi I lUC isatrod) la aay fart ef Us Vetted States. ;
Summer Resorts, TbursrHotels, TVaVel
i T1e &
WHERE AND HOW TO GO WHAT TO SEE WHERE, TO, STAY
MOTE SEASIDE
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gaat emeMfsl apet sa tto
m.awmm (rasa FWOaad to
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tod sk Chs eetw. sdea Baaebad via Che flL. P S.
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far Batai I
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aatoaea tska fke WaUral Cahtsjbts Btver aTitbwaf, wktsk tsrauAatas at BsSst SaasMa
kaattaaanTsie felnea. avuias. sart sathtoe, omsA CkUusg, swettas, esaelas, sea Eats.
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ARRAH
WANNA
MT. HOOD
SUMMER RESORT
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Fasae Beat ISA, 0-814A,
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a ftaav SXata- tsaart ta res wsst Bf eas
tmtm taiVL ata Sana. Hat atraasH. sasd fWao
. a.kJs a-aaBauaaa,
briaatoai aaiasa.
Joornal Want Adt Bring Results
MT. HOOD LODGE
ox)UDAcAPirm
ORCOON'8 most seen lo resorts,
nestled respectively 2800 and
8008 feet' op tha slope of Mt Hood.
Take auto, stage or train via Hood
River aad Parkdaie. Come and rest
and play. - For reservations address
Homer A. Rogers. Parkdaie, Or.
Telephone - tteod SUver Juxoaangs,
Odell 814. -
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