.THE .OREGON i DAILY JOURNAL, ' . PORTLAND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER '29, 'WW.
TOWN TOPICS
Travel to all point of tb. United Btata w
broad abonld take advantr of axpertenead la
formation and arri- offrd throotb Th. Or
ftm J no ma Trafd lomg, tat proaal eiiarc of
Dem aw-B. Smith. Railroad ticket aad staam -ahi
bookings arraogad. Forei exchange av
JBion natloo -lvn recain- paasport.
OOMINO EVENTS
Ore 6a 6Ut BoUl association. Dcocmbcr 10
to 13.
Annual mertini. State Chamber of Cottrnwce,
Portland. December 15 and 16.
Annual Poultry shn . December 15 to 20.
General J. J. pershioi to risit PorUand, Jan
uary 17.
Stat Betader clatlon. FebriurT, 1920.
Aotosaobil now. February 2S to 28.
But Sunday School association, Hay, 1920.
Northwest Druggist awioctatloa, May, 1920.
tttat Graogr convention. Bend. Jun. 1. 1920.
Klw snis club, national convention, Portland.
Jun 2 to S.
National Traveler Protect) t aasociaUoa.
PorUand. inn. 14 to 19.
Eastern Star eon Tuition. Portland. Jun S.
Grand lodge of Masons. Jun 16.
Imperial Shrin convention, June 22 to 24.
Grand Army stato encampment, Astoria, Juno,
1920.
TODAY'S FORECASTS
PorUand and vicinity Tonight and Sunday
rain; warmer tonight; increasing southerly wind.
Ortton end Wmhineton Tonight and Sunday
rain west portion, rain or mow cant portion;
warmer toniulit; moderat to tresh southerly
wind on the eouL
WEATHER CONDITIONS
High pressure prerail on the Atlantic coast,
la the Southwest and in the Western Canadian
provinces. A low pressure area of more than
ordinary importance Is central in Illinois and
another depression is apparently central off the
North Pacific coast. Precipitation ha occurred
in the Northern Pacific and Kocky Mountain
state and over a broad area reaching from the
Mexican boundary to Die la region and .North
Atlantic coast The following; beary precipitation
h "reported: Kansas City. Mo.. 1.20; Chicago.
111.. 1.08. Milder weather prevails over most of
the country, the change having been greatest in
Wyoming, but the temperature is still below nor
mal -rat of the Miissippl river. There Is a
range of 84 degrees between the temperature re
portni from New Orleans, La., and that re
ported from Kclrnontori, Alberta.
Kelative humidity at Portland: Noon yester
day, 85 per cent; 5:00 p. m. yesterday, 95 per
cent; 6:00 a. m. today. 98 per cent
EDWARD U. WELLS,
OBSERVATIONS
TEMP. t.
-3 J 5
11 t-
24 22 .16
34 32 O
3D 30 1.08
12 4 0
14 -10 0
50 34" 0
2tt 6 .12
80 .... O
12 O 0
32 24 1.20
5B 42 0
44 44 .26
6
20-2 .32
20 - 4 0
I 78 70 0
40 36 .04
30 30
42 42 .82
40 30 .01
4 44 .02
24 20 .04
38 35 .93
10 -10 0
40 38 .01
50 30 0
44 44 .48
18 16 .28
2d 22 0
5 42 0
00 4 4 0
40 88 .01
12 12 .02
38 3 .18
22 22 0
RU 34 0
80 26 .12
42 40 .01
34 14 0
ing day.
STATION'S
Bois. Idaho
Boston, Mass
Chicago. Ill
Ienver, Colo
Kdmonton, Alberta . . . .
Fresno-, CaL
Havre, Mont.
Honolulu. T.
Huron, 8. D
Kansas City. Mo.
Los Angeles, CaL . . . .
Marstifield. Or
Memphis, Trnn.
Missoula, Mont.
Modena, L'tah
New Orleans, 1
New York, N. Y . . . .
'Nome, Alaska
North Head. Wash . . .
Phoenix, Aril
Pittsburg, Pa
Pocatello, Idaho
Portland. Or.
Prince Albert, Sank. .
Hoseburg, Or. ......
Sacramento, CaL , , . ,
Ht Louis. Mo.
ht. Paul. Minn
Bait Lake City, Utah.
Ban Diego, CaL
Ban Francisco, Cal. . . .
fceattlc. Wash
Hheridan, Wyu.
Tacoma, Wash
Tonopah, Nter
Vancouver, B. C. . , . .
.Waiia Walla. Wash. . .
Washington, 1). C
Yakima. Wasl
'Afternoon report of preceding day
and
WAR SAV1NUS STAMPS
On Sal at
Business Office. The Journal
Irrigation Project Plans Three gov
ernment irrigation project, in Oregon
will come under the appropriation plans
formulated' at the recent irrigation con
gress held at Salt Lake City, said C. J
Smith, agricultural supervisor for the
Oregon-Washington railroad, today. A
national plan was adopted by repre
sentatives of 13 Western states whereby
congress will be urged to provide funds
to complete remaining- Irrigation proj
ects. The Oregon districts under this
plan are the north unit of the Deschutes,
the Western Umatilla extension and the
Klamath.
Greger Boy Is Missing Unlike most
boys who have a great desire to leave
the farm and live tn the city, 14 year old
Edward Greger of 179 West Blandena
street is believed to have left the city to
live on a farm. During the stock show
Edward is said to have spent nearly all
his time in the North Portland pavilion.
Wednesday he left without making an
announcement. His mother told the
police Friday she thought he had left
the city with one of the cattle exhibitors.
When Edward left home he wore a green
suit, cap and brown overcoat. He is 4
feet tall and weighs about 110 pounds.
Discuss Grain Dnst Explosions Grain
dust explosions, which have caused the
destruction of five grain erevators in
the United States in six months, will be
discussed, pictured and demonstrated at
a meeting in the peacock room of the
Multnomah hotel Monday morning at
10:15. The meeting is being arranged
by the Grain corporation and Dr. H. H.
Brown of the United States bureau of
chemistry will be the principal speaker.
Cope Boy Is Missing Mrs. William
Cope. 2923 West Sixth avenue, Des
Moines, Iowa, in a letter to Mayor Bak
er, has asked for Information regarding
her son Clarence, who left home Octo
ber 7 for Montana. Mrs. Cope describes
mm as Deing is years old, 5 feet 7 inches
in height and having dark hair and blue
eyes. She asks that any word be tele
graphed, collect, to her.
Community Club Meets Tonight The
South Tabor Community club this even
ing at the Joseph Kellogg school. Sixty
ninth and Powell Valley road, will have
an entertainment under direction of Mr.
and Mis. R H. Seder. Illustrated views
will assist in the presentation of "Fra
ternalism" and other features.
Sanitarium Patients Hear Concert
Patients in the Open Air sanitarium at
Milwaukie were auditors at a Thanks
giving day concert given for them by
Mrs. Ella Hoberg Tripp, Miss Jessie
Hammond. Dr. Earl Abbett and E. R.
Charters of Portland, who were taken to
the sanitarium by H. C. Guyer.
Mayor Baker and B. F. Irvine to
8 peak at Church of Our Father forum
Sunday. 7:45 p. m. "What Goodwill nd
Optimism Will Do for Our Community."
Come- and, help the goodwill drive'
Broadway, between Yamhill and Taylor
Adv.
L. Jj. L. L. Eats Tnrkys. Over 900
pounds of turkey was consumed at a
111 PIN F ?!.
Beirtsblit mi fleallif
Lellsar-MurineforRed-
liIVi:CUtlon Itching and
TOUR Li LO Burning of the Eyes or
Eyelids: "2 Drops After the Movies, Motoring
91
oil
r uou wtu wtn your connaence. AxyouriJnia
Vfflat afO(
t foa Marine wties your Byee Meed Can.
feuriM Eye Remedy Co. Chicaxso,
Cuticura Soap
W.U1 Help You
Clear Your Skin
banquet attended br 5W member of
the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lum
bermen at Westport Thursday night
The Thanksgiving dinner was followed
by a dance and a musical program fur
nished by the Holland Amusement com
pany of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. I
Taylor were in charge of arrangements
for the event.
Take , Id this Stereoptle Leeta
"Dry Saints and Wet Devils" by E. A.
DeVennis, W. O. W. Hall. 128 11th
Street, Sunday, 8 P. M Nov. 30. Tick
ets, including War Tax. 28c. Adv.
Sbepard Aato Bat Line. St. Helena.
Hood River, Bridal Veil. Cascade Locks
and all way points. Leave St- Charles
hotel on schedule time. For information
call Marshall 4381. Main 930. A-361L Ad.
A. L. Keenaa III Friends of A. L.
Keenan will regret to know that he is
seriously ill at his home. 542 Milwaukie
street. Keenan is one of Portland's
pioneer business men.
Do Ton Know that a plate may be
made, by an expert, that will give you
satisfaction? Smith Long Service, Bush
& Lane building. Adv.
Daughter of Norway Bazaar, Ma
sonic temple. West Park and Yamhill,
tonight. Good program. Admission free.
Refreshments. Adv.
An Agreeable Impression that's the
modern way of fitting artificial teeth.
Dr. E. C. Rossman, plate specialist, 307
Journal bldg. Adv.
Steamer Jessie Harking for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, daily, ex
cept Sunday, leave Alder street dock at
9 9. m. Adv.
Steamer Iralda for St. Helens and
Rainier, daily at 2 :30 p. nx, foot of Alder
street. Sunday, St. Helena only, 1:30 p.
m. Adv.
Iflsbeth'a Swedish Gymnastic and
Hydropathic Inst, 533-635 Plttock bldg.
Broadway 518. Adv.
Anto Operators cut gas expense by
using Carboncide. Carboncide Distribu
tors, 331V4 Ankeny. Adv.
Carboncide, the only thoroughly effi
cient carbon remover and fuel saver.
Free trial. Adv.
A Free Demonstration on your own
car. Keaton Non-Skids will stop your
skidding. Adv.
Dance at Clackamas every Sat. eve.
Jazz orchestra. Ladies admitted free.
Adv.
Haircuttlng An Art at the Market
Barber Shop, 187 4th at Yamhill. Adv.
Drs. Flora A. Brown and F. F. Casse
day, 700 E. Burnside. Adv.
Moore Sanitarium for the Milk Core.
Adv.
Dr. Calvin S. White has returned. Ad.
Fearey Brothers buy notes. Adv.
Governor Commends
Plan for Universal
Holiday Campaign
Congratulations on the constructive
idea contained in the plan for a uni
versal holiday season campaign were
extended the Greater Portland associa
tion and the Universal Film company,
which is cooperating with it, In letters
received this morning from Governor
Olcott.
The Parent-Teacher rnnn.Ml nf Tnrt.
land Friday offered its cooperation in a
prize poem contest for the school chil
dren In which more than J300 in mer
chandise orders and other prizes will
be distributed by the Greater Portland
association and the film company. Mrs.
Kd Palmer, president nf the, mimxii
has appointed this committee on Judg
ing: jvirs. J. f . cnapman. Miss Valen
tine Pritchard. Mrs. Lena Klahertv MM
George G. Root and Mrs. George
lo ney.
Streetcar Hits Man
Causing His Death
T. H. Thomas, aged 65, of 1135 Al
bina avenue, was struck by a Kenton
streetcar about 5 :4fr Friday evening near
Simpjon street, and received internal in
juries, from which he died at St. Vin
cents hospital. The downpour at the
time of the accident is said to have pre
vented the motorman from seeing
Thomas as he ran in front of the Car.
Pastor, III, Leaves for Rest
The Rev. F. C. Laslette, who is Just
recovering from illnesss, has left the city
for a rest. Sunday morning Dr. E. H.
East will occupy the pulpit and Sunday
evening Dr. J. W. Stockton will preach.
8. & H. Green stamps for cash. Hol
man Fuel Co.. Main 353, A-3353. Adv.
AsK for
HILL'S
FIVE MILLION PEOPLE
USED XT LAST YEAS
HILL'S
CASCARAgQUININE
CUOMO
Susdard cold remedy for 29 ytari
-ta taoiet icrro aaie, sure,
opiate breaks up a cold in 24
nours relieve grip in a oaya.
Money oaca u it iaua- in
genuine box hat a Ked
top witn Mr. liius
picture.
At A Drmg Stmt
1 VI
rvwnaAV
M(
"X X I V n lint
X N
afnnVx x
Tnm UHUtl
1I1III1U!
XV
High Grade Finish Work; Rough Dry; Economy
Family Work, and Wet Work
PHONE EAST 494
IfYouWouldBeaSuccess
in business, you must obtain a comprehensive view of the business world
in general, and a far-reaching knowledge of the best modern methods.
That's what a course in the Y. M. C. A. Business School will teach you.
New Classes Open December 1st
in Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Business English. Commercial
Law. Office Training, Shorthand and Typewriting.
Write today for Catalogue A, Edward L. Clark, Dean. Room 416,
V - Y, M. C. A. Building
. , 1
ODDS AND ENDS IN THE NEWS
OF TRAVELERS AND HOMEFOLK
Hot Lake Arrivals ,
Hot Lake. Nov. 29. Arrivals at Hot
Lake eanitarlum Wednesday were M. O.
Heeder, San Francisco; E. H. Larson.
Denver; Henry and Frank Heinbinger,
RiUville, Wash., and John Cullon.
Grangerville, Idaho. Arrivals Tuesday
wfcre Stanley Damins, Salt Lake; ike
Phillips. Alciel, and John Weaver, En
terprise.
e
Foresters Go to Salt Lake
District Forester George H. Cecil and
Assistant District Forester O. A. Waha,
In charge of operation, will leave Sat
urday for Salt Lake City to attend a
meeting of district foresters with United
States Forester Henry S. Graves. Plans
for the conduct of the different district
forest offices during the coming year
will be formulated.
e
At the Hotels
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dunphy and
daughters, Susan and Sablna, are regis
tered at the PorUand from Walla Walla.
Roy A. Smith. P. W. Williams. H. C.
Harris. Zeller Rankin, Nettie Paul and
Kstrella Plankinton are among the Dal
las visitors at the Multnomah.
R E. Wilson, representing the W. F.
McKenney company of this city, Is Just
in from a business trip. He is staying
at the Carlton hotel.
F. E. Veness. lumbermen of Winlock,
is staying at the Oregon.
F. B. Ingalls and family are visiting
at the Benson from Dufur, where In
galla has some hotel property and a
big ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Brown are
at the Seward. Brown is resident man
ager of the Oregon Agricultural college
at Corvallis.
Henry Jacobs, who Is in the city in
the interests of a large wholesale house
of St. Louis, is stopping at the Carlton
hotel.
Thomas Bilyeu. who has a large
cannery at Astoria, is a guest at the
Portland.
C. E. Sox and Hewett Sox. attorneys
at Albany, are at the Multnomah.
L. N. Plamondon. Pendleton banker.
TODAY!
We Are
Happy to
Present
the Essence
of Motion
Picture
Excellence
presents
(BMfflTHS
ACT SENSATION
It is a thing
almost too
beautiful, too
sublime for
words
Oro
Weekly
Monologue
Comedy
"Turkey"
Hash"
JUE
GO.
EAST 494
Four Kinds of Laundrv
SMI
XNOW!
v
Mil
Is among the recent arrivals at the
Oregon.
Mrs. Charles R. Higgins is staying at
the Seward from Astoria. The Higgins
own a big store at Astoria.
Captain and Mrs. John Reid, who op
erate the ferry boat across the river at
Kalama, are visiting at the Imperial.
G. C. Fulton, attorney, and Frank
V TODAY O
NEW Y
O SHOW O
; TTME TABLES
It's about crooks, spooks,
lovers and lunatics.
BRIGGS
COMEDY
Save
Use
r
in order to assist small families where only the living-room
is heated, we have constructed a special furnace, called the
Pacific Junior
which does away with all labor, dirt, dust and ashes. If your
house is suitable for this special furnace, we will make you
any terms within reason and the price, installed, including a
floor register and control chain is only
$3250
PORTLAND GAS
AS .
mm
M. L. KLINE
Plumbing, Heating, Mill and
Steam Supplies
Exclusive agents for
The William Powell Company
Valves and Specialties
30 Years Wholesaling- in Portland
84-86-87-89 Front St.
Radio Telegraphy
DAY OR NIGHT
A remarkable opportunity is presented to young men who are
trained Radio Operators. Shortage of operators has
forced up the salary scale.
We have trained hundreds of
young men into Radio positions.
This school cooperates with the state in providing financial aid
to returned service men.
For catalogue and detailed information address
DIV. A, DEPARTMENT. OF EDUCATION, PORTLAND Y. M. C A.
YTlAOsA
V
New Term Opens Monday, December 1st
Call now tor consultation, or write tor catalogue.
This school cooperates with the state in secur
ing financial aid for returned service men.
DIVISION A. ROOM 416, PORTLAND Y. 1VL C A. BUILDING
Patton, who own a cannery at Astoria,
are visiting at the Portland.
C V. McEwen of Pendleton is a guest
at the Norton ia.
C. L. Mullen, who has large lumber
interests near Olney, la registered at the
Multnomah.
Philip Holden of Salem, who was mar
ried recently to the telephone operator
of the Bligh hotel, is spending his honey
moon at the Oregon.
C. H. Cusick. real estate dealer at Al
bany, is staying at the Seward.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ellsworrti of Cas
cade Locks are at the Imperial. Ells
9 TODAY n
NEW Y
O SHOW O
KLNOGRAM
NEWS
Coal
Gas!
& COKE CO.
Dy and Evening
1
To young men ambitious to secure thorough and
rapid preparation for college, dentistry, engineer
ing, or law. the Y. iW. C A. Preparatory School
offers unusual advantages.
worth Is manager of the milt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bond and
B. L. Burroughs are Pendleton visitors
at the Portland.
I Treat Suc
cessfully, a n d
For About
Half the Usual
Prices
Diseases of Eye, Ear.
Nose and Throat
Lungs. Heart and
Kidneys. All female
disorders, blood and
kin diseases. Plies.
Ooitre and Rheuma
tism quickly re
lieved. Complete gen
eral oractic.
h"J" J' the modern equipment nec
eessary to insure you first-claaa medical
DR. N. CLAUDE HAMPTON
PhT.trlnv. as' a-r-n
THIRD A5D WASHISGTOJ ST9.
Honrtt II A. M. te P. M.
OFFICE PHONE MAIN tf.l
RESIDENCE PHONE.. EAST 8191
713 ASD 711 DEKUM BUILDIXQ
DEAF?
Thousands TiaT Deen enabled to
bear wltb the
P0RT-0-PH0NE"
The Simple
Perfect Hearing Device
WRITE VB TODAY
WOODARD, CLARKE & CO.
WOOD-LARK BLDG.
Aider et West Perk, Portland. Or.
Imported Medicinal
RUSSIAN OIL
Cla-Wood Brand
TAKE XO OTHER
Pare Colorless Odorlete Tea teles t
Preferred by many to the domestic
product. Used as a treatment and
cure for many forma of
CONSTir.TION
Creates no habit. Produces ne bad
after effects. Harmless yet effective.
Acceptable to all ages.
ONE SIZE ONLY
FULL PINT $1.00
At Your Druggist' $
For S5.00 six pints will be sent, all
charges paid, to any express or post
office In the United States.
CLARKE, WOODWARD IJRUG CO.
Alder at West Park
Portland, Oregon
El
1U
OREGON RIGHTSTO
This; and a Portable
Winch, a quantity of
srbirh ar probably
sold: and to a
Tothd Ho or Saw
Blad Stock; which
also will fUl demand
over wide territory,
will be mad In Port
land Shops by me
chanics her of borne
material. when 26
ISO shares of $2500
company ar agreed
ior. Will Toil Halp?
Frqunt Dividends
(roods and plsn shown
any time.
HOME INDUSTRIES
CO., P. O. Box 168
OREGON BRASS
WORKS, INC.
BRASS FOUNDERS
AND MACHINISTS
Bronze, Brass, Copper, Aluminum and
Composition Castings. Finishing-, Polian
lng and Plating Sash Bars and Bras
Railings
Second aad Everett Stsn Portlaad, Ob
Fhoae Broad war U.S. A-8S7
Contract will be signed next week
with largest plant in West for manu
facture of Ovens for Airtights (in
ad in last Saturday's Journal). Any
one wanting to share dividends from
this and manufacture of Toothed Saw
Blade Hoes and oT a Portable Winch,
write for demonstration to HOME
INDUSTRIES CO.. P. O. Box 159.
... -n3ew
J Vvo! I
nnrpn rrPfa
ICE MACHINES
From the Only Complete Factory la the Eatlre Sorthwett
ARMSTRONG'S
McINTOSH ICE MACHINE CO. 'VoYAV.l
a I . . 5 y i
mi mum
Keep Toer Mosey la the West
PORTLAND
WIRE AND IRON
WORKS
Becond and Columbia Ste.
Main 2000
Maaafaetarere of Safety Pepos.1t
Boxes, Interior Tanlt Equipment,
Ornamental Iron for Banks end
Office Belldlngs, aad Mlteellantoas
Iron aad Wire Work of ail Klads.
Hesse-Martin Iron Works
460474 E. Taylor St
Enclnecrs. Founders. Mechanic
alarm alaebiMrr. Contractors" HqulpsMBt
Sawmill MachlnTT
raoiFto ooarr pnoouore row
paoifio ooast mousTRiae
Have' you ta sted
KNIGHTS NEW
Rogue River CATSUP?
It is delicious
Ask your Grocer
KNIGHT 3 PACKING CO.
Portland, Oregon
CONCRETE GARAGES
Cement Sidewalks,
Walls, Floors
GET OUR ESTIMATES
CALL SELLWOOD 15SS
ARROW CEMENT LAUNDRY
TRAY CO.
Portland
Stove Works
MANUFACTURERS OF
HIGH GRADE
Stoves and Ranges
ASK TOUR DEALER
OR0ER TOUR KAOBERLV
FURNACE
Now, and w ran fir ft bet attention. Doal
wait antil tb cold or Winter. W maaa thm of
tcci aad boilu rlret them. Will last for Jcada
J. J. Kadderly
ISO FIRST ST.
MAIN 18S2.
QUALITY" OUR MOTTO
T.W. STOREY
Manufacturer of
HIOH-ORADE RfVIT SETS HIGH
SPEED COUNTERSINKS CHISELS,
PUNCHES DIES, ETC. HEAT TREAT
ME NT OF STEEL OUR 8PE0IALTY.
TEL. EAST 6070
SI UNION AVE.
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Peedletea, Or.
MANUKACTUKUKS OF
Pare Fleece Wool Blankets
Indian Bobee, Steamer Bore. Bat Rebel
aad Aato Rob
H. W. HOECKER
SuocMsor te
MOORE-MEAGHER COMPANY
Sheet Mttal Jobbing, Skylight
ana) Oornlc, Rooflnf, Auto
mobile Repair and Ventilating
22S ASH ST. PORTLAND. OR.
AUTO DOCTORS
W Cure 'Em Quk. and Do Not Rob Voa.
Oonaultation
FREE I
WILLAMETTE OAS EN0INB
MACHINE WORKS
tart Sd end Bumsld. Iat SBS
gNSLISM BREAKPAST TABLES.
POLDINA OAMP TABLES, JU
VENILE FURNITURE
West Coast Specialty Co.
MANUFACTURERS FURNITURE
AND WOODEN WARE
100 North Fifth Sb PorUand, Oregon
Multnomah Trunk & Bag Co.
Wasalaetl maker of Trunk. Baitca, Rao
T stearics. Aato Trunks. Eta. S0-SS B. Water
et.. Fortlaad. Or. Fdosms Kaat 24. B-248S.
7,r
..as. t
.- Stjw-w f
in:
"lir'1i(JrV'
i vv t t. rfa- j . '
LV -v.
m mm wmm
Specialty
Manufacturing
SCREW MACHINE WORK
GEAR CUTTING
DIES Special Tools
The finest and most Tilled ma
chine tool equipment In the
Northwest.
C. M. M. C.
984 East 17th Street
Sell wood lOO
IMI7.0VED DRAG SAW
A new idre la th elnteh. ee trapor. a
to almost dotabl th vatas of tb maeblaaw
Writ for eoaaplet daseriptioa. a mm tat
Marine, Steam, Gat and Oil
Engine Work 1
tnd brine roar repair to as. Wi 4a thins
quickly, and bar bad Ions axptrlmo la tfeaf
work. ,
Coast Engine &
Marine Works
Successors to Suppl 6 MVenrkk
foot of Eat Taylor St
Phona Kaat 0S4S. Partland.
Rasmussen & Co.
Makers of
Paints and Varnish
N. E. Cor. 2d and Taylor"
Portland, Oregon
JThayer, Shaver &
Gulley Machine Co.
General Maenlalate aad
Ballderi of
MARINE
MACHINERY
OF ALL DE8CHIPTIOJT8
rll-JSi EAST WATER STREET
OHAS. a. OLSEN. Prop.
PORTLAND PATTERN
WORKS
THE LARGEST ANB BEST
EQUIPPED ON THE COAST
Eat 2888. 114 k VvaUr tk
Be.. Tabor 4478. PorUand. Oi.
Portland Furniture Mfg. Co.
Maker of
COUCHES, LOUNGES.
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS
1249-1259 Macadam Road
Main 809 A-3S13
PORTLAND SALTED NUT CO.
88 6th t.. Opposite Olty Hail. Phen. Main 44SS
PHOENIX IRON WORKS
& FOUNDRY
PORTLAND, OREOON.
Enainenr. Founder. Machinists, RoSmaitmi
Bulldlm and Structural Iron Work. Not4
lor Quick and Satisfactory Repair.
YV Guarantee Everything.
SPECIALTY FOUNDRY &
MACHINE WORKS
Smell Bras aad Iroe Castlafs
Contract Work tteUclte4
K. 7th and Belmont.
E. 8401
THE SILENT NIGHT
MATTRESS
Our nw eras tl no. filled with Bilk Fait, M t
150 an4 on 60 nlrhU' free trial. ITS XHJ
BE8T UATTRE88 IN THE WOBLDI
United MdnufacturingCo.,tne.
S71 SANDY BOULEVARD. EA S70.
Davis-Scott Belting Co.
Oreroe Made Fire Oak Tasse4
Leather Belting
lSs.llS'llt Cnloe Avesse
Tel. Eait Its. Fortlsed, Orerea
WILLAMETTE
PATTERN WORKS
Phone Eait 7tS
til F.at Water Ntreet, rortlasd, Oregoa
PATTERN! AND MODELS
OF EVEBY DF.SCRIFTIOM
HIGHEST OEADE WOBK OVU Htm
C1ALTT
BARRELS AND
CASKS
And all Kinds of Cooperate at
riNKE BROS OOOPERAei WORKS
18S lladiaoa. Near Brld Mala S14S
WESTERN TOOL AND
DIE WORKS
Eetabllahed 1895.
Third near Ollaan. Andy Frits. Mgr.
The beet equipped plant on the coeet
devoted exclusively to the manufacture
of PRESSED AND STAMPED SHEET
METAL. SPECIALTIES and Dlee af
producing them.
Ge Pe Rummelin & Son
It fd, eeer lTa
Mfg. Furriers
C. G. Annleirath
. i - r I c
SrCCEHSOB
rl r r va) Ms-la- -fltL
Pacific Stoneware Co.
Its ftberloek Ave.
Fortlaad, Oresoe
Everything In Pottery
V
P. SHARKEY 6Y SON
Long Straw Horse Collars
CAST OAK aVSO VMM atVE. . .
I