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THE OREGON -DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31,. 1913. TOWN TOPICS ' - tntrafen to n point of tfceTJattae lutai ar I broad iMtt taka adnata t opcitonaad ia fonaatiae nd aanica flaws toromh Ta Or . coa Jiumal TnTi Buret. In wnonaj chart of Doraay B. Smith. Railroad wafts sad (tear hip Soakias arranjrd. ' Forttro aschaas ia- iaarawttoa ia nains paaapona, :: ,-.tu:. eoMioa ivkt ; - inwt starting Stat Cbobr of Coaawre, i fvrtluut, Owcmbcr 3. 19 aai 1. ; - Stat. IWeHcta r aaagoiaUoa., PorUaad. Daw i.'-. t 2 w i. . r Oraeoe : lrnsstloa Coat!, January . B Sad IB. ' Gaaaral J. a.- Panbtns to Mt BortUad. Jan- -.i'. ' SafT IT. i . . 8ttU Batailerf avcUtloO Febnury, 1S20. T." Aatavhil ahow, Ibruarj CS to 31. Stata Sanda? School aaaomtioa, liar, 180. - North Dratgiir aawietitlcm. May, '130. ; ". But fraat obbuob. ttod, Ja 1, 1M0. Kiwaol eiab, aatlraai cartaoUoa, Portland, r v en B to 6. National Traveten- Priatur aa-oeteUos, :i fort land. Jam 14 to IB. ' -. , EaaUra But conrantioo. forUard. Jane . Unad lodtra of Uuom, JIB lo. ImiMrial &hrtna ' coorentloi. Jan 33 to 34. v Qrtad Arav sate acaa-pMot. Aatoria, Jan. l30. ; ! 'VTOnAT-8 OHtCASTf '. Portland and -riHnlty Tcaifht and Thariday s tlr eoklor tonight ; uartheatcrVr wind. OTOfOB and Wattltncton tonight and Ttaura day fair: colder tonight; pntle northeasterly . wiada, v. I, WEATHEB CONDITIONS . v A broad bait of low praam extand from - tha aonthani Rocky mountin sUtaa to the . I-aka ration and St. Lawren rallf r. tha point -i of crcatrat depraarion batntf in Ukmonri. Tha ramaiavdar of -tha countrjr k ecmrd by two i' high prawn ra araai, on oeitnl off tha Booth ' Atlantla oat and tha otter on th North I-aciflo alopa. FrecipMatloB aaa occurrad at a :,larga aambar of North mtin atatlona and at ' aeattarad polnta in Cahfornt, Naw Tork aod -i KcwEadand. At noat plica the amounts of pradpitattoa ha been small Tha weather ta tnocb nlldar In Bonthcaatern Idaho, New Hex--' tro Bad Teu and ia araeh older orar an- area : reaching from Waahlngtoa aid Britiih Cohiin- blB aaatwtrd to Manitoba and North Dakota. In Northr- Montana the ehanm amounted to 34 ,f dograaa. - Th temperature i abore norma in -rWaatam Oregon and from tl- Southern Reeky MoanUio state eastward oar the Misaiwiippi ' , ally, and is below normal In other sections. tb greatest defiriency being in North Dakota. . " Belativ humidity at Porttnd: Noon yerter day, Bt ier cant; 6:00 p. m, yesterday, 83 par ent; t:00 a. m. today. 79 per eent. ; : ; ' EDWAAD L. WELLS. OBSERVATION H TKMP. 8 R 82 16 44 0 82 20 28 20 80 24 8 32 04 80 46 24 8 -14 56 38 68 60 80-8 44 0 40 12 72 42 B2 84 46 ... 62 52 38 16 72 54 72 86 32 28 40 24 48 40 50 88 k40 86 62 46 82 14 24 16 58 44 46 84 46 8 88 20 46 80 44 80 44 28 42 26 20 -12 42 28 o 3 I' STATIONS Tfsker, Or. . . . Hillings. Mont Boix, Idaho.. Boston, Mass. Buffalo. N. T. 0 .04 0 .02 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .06 .24 0 o .12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .18 0 0 0 0 0 0 .28 .01 .02 .18 0 o 0 0 Chioago, 111 Penrer, Colo. ....... Da Moines. Iowa . . , , Edmonton, Albert . . . Kureka, CaL tiaJeaaton, Texas .... Havre, Mont Helena, Mont. ...... Huron, 8. I) I,o Angeles, Cal .... Uarshflald, Or Medford, Or Memphis, Tenn. . . . . MiMoula, Mont New Orhnns, La,.., Phoenix, Aria. Ptttebnrg, Pa Pocatello, Idaho Portland, Or. Roaeburg, Or. Sacramento, CaL . . . . Bu lais. Mck ...... St. Paul, Minn ...... Bait Lak City. Utah. .Baa Frauclwn, Cal. . . Seattle, Wash. Sheridan, Wyo. Hpokana, Wanb. . . . .. Taeoaw, ' Wash Vancourer, B. C . . . Walte Walla. Wash. . Wahintton, D. C. . . Willlston, N. Dak Takima. Wash. THRIFT BTJMPB and !- WAR SAVINGS BTAMP8 . On Sale t .Basineaa Office. TI-JoaraaJ ' xUldap Story Fakedi-A wild holdup tala told by Albert Peiudoln, 18, faded ,.away , thla momtnr bfor the sever croM examination of Iapector Pat Ma Joney, when the o'fflceraras questioning Beaudoln to sea If he ould obtain more information to base a Bint for the rob- p bert ; Several days ago Beaudoln called the police and told a telrd story over ' the -telephone of being stopped by one man, who asked him foi a meal. Beau doln said he ran, only to be chased by another man in an (utomoblle. who overtook him and robed him of J9. - Maloney said he thoight the story "Bounded fishy," so he (pestloned Beau doln. Beaudoln is the k-other of Black Beaudoln. 770 East Thrty-thlrd street north. ; rorfjBBd 8oldlen AU;f,d Deertfrt Two former Portland m have been de- " dared deserters from th; United States according- to Information received by Chief, of Police Jenklis. II. T. Merl- : wether, commanding- thelT. s. S. Jason at San Pedro, declared, Robert Ruby Sable of 433 Prescott steet a deserter . on . December 22. H. B,. Price of the i naval tralnin station atSan Francisco -declared James Arthur Crah am of 362 Nprth Twenty-third strefl , deserter on December 25. The pobe have been Mked to BMlst in the Bjprehension of these men, - AMsJIaat Eseapet Vtjen Raymond Marshall answered a knak at the Por- -tola roominr house Moalay night he . was greeted by a swlf blow in the rnouth.xHls young assafttnt then took .. to his heels, ran down he stairs and disappeared in the crowd. i'Marshall told tha police he believed tb young man Intended to rob his room, is other room ers saw him prowling atut the house ; during the afternoon. r r,M"7 Oo to Mare Hand Paul C Murphy, manager of th Laurelhurst company; has been sumnoned to San Francisco to assist the fderal govern- - ment m the sal of resldaices built for workman at Hare Island at vy yard dur- Inr the war. Murphy wai head of the national "Own Tour Horriw movement, started by the Washington admlnlstra-tion-in 1313 under dtrectici of the de partment of labor. The iroperty to be appraised and sold at Mart Island is es Eitatlshed 1948 EOR all the peorjfe of our city, our stateand our ; nation for al people, everywhere we vish that the new 'jear ma be one oi true. nappiness aid pros perity. ozianBros. t v Oriental Bss WASHIHGTOir HEA TEHTH -t ' Cart timated to be worth several mlllioUt dol lars. ' RetUirssU Knyley Exoldier - Former service men make up 2 per cent of Portland restaurant's male help, was the statement made at a meeting held Tuesday . 'night of the Portland Cater ers' association. A check- was made by the caterers following a call to business men to give employment to ex-eervice men. Some of the restaurants employ all service men and others. 60 per cent One Tor more former soldiers was found In the employ of virtually, every restau rant In the city. The association mem bers pledged themselves to aid in the movement as far as possible. Flaa Phone Saaatatioa Flans are be ing prepared by the engineering depart ment of the Pacific Telephone company for the erection of a sub-station on the south side of Stanton street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets. The building, will be of concrete with steel frame. 0 by SO feet lh dimensions. It will be similar to the structure now being erected for the telephone company in the Lents district by the J. M. Dougan company. rhorrk viratlna to Basaset A ban quet nd get-together meeting of mem Kara nir tha vnrtland Federation of Churches is slated for Saturday night at 6 o clock. In the Chamber 01 commerce. Talks on Portland's part in the world movement, will be featurea. me prin cipal address is to be presented by J. C. Herbsman of Seattle. His subject is to be "The Church In America Today." Veterani Celebrate Chrittmai With S. K. Vessey officiating as Santa Claus, members of Scout . Young camp of Spanish War Veterans celebrated Christmas for the children of he or ganisation n room 878 of the courthouse Tuesday night. All the children pres ent received toys and candy. Mrs. L. D. Mahone and A. H. Dowe were in charge of the event. Sbepard's An to Bat tines Autos leave St. Charles hotel at 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. for SU Helens and way points and Co lumbia highway to Multnomah falls and way points. For Information call Marshall 4SS1 or Main 930, Adv. Balem.Stayton-MIU City Stage Leave Oregon Electric depot, Salem, 10:30 a. m.,' 4:20 p. m. Connects with Oregon Electric trains 5 and 9, south be ind. Take stages marked Hamman Auto Stage. Adv. Why the HUk Care! Because disease Is often due to disturbance of the mech anism of nutrition, and the milk cure corrects the trouble. The Moore Sani tarium, office 908 Selling bldg. Adv. Portland5ewberg Leave Fourth and Alder daily. 1:30. 9:30, 11 a. m., and 1. 2:3D, 4:16, 6 :0, 6:30 p. m. ; Saturday and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone Main 5105. Adv. IloB't Forget; Let's Go New Tear's . eve, jjiDeny assemoiy, uniiea Annans, ' big prise dance. East Side W. O. W. hall. Fifty cents admission. Six prizes. Adv. i New Tear's Dinner at the College Inn. Roast goose or roast beef and plum pud ding. Full a la carte bill of fare. 12 m. to 7 p. m. East 6th and Pacific sts. Ad. Steamer Jeatle Harkina tor Camas. Washougal and way landings, daily, ex cept Sunday, leave Alder street dock at 2 p. m. Adv. Steamer Iralda for St. Helens anl Rainier, dally at 2 :30 p. m.. foot of Alder street. Sunday. St. Helens only. 1:30 p. m. Adv. Company H Dane e Company H, Third Oregon, will give a mask ball at the Armory tonight. All friends are invited. Dance, Thnnday eve, January 1. For esters' hall, 129 Fourth street. Admis sion, 35c. Adv. HalrcDttlnr As Art at the Market Barber Shop, :7 4th at Tamhll Adv. Dance at Qresham, New Tear's eve, Dec. 31. Refreshments served at 12 Ad. "It Von Valne Yoar Life, Keaton Non-Skids are cheap." Adv. Dr. E. C. Brown, Ear, Eye Mohawk building. Adv. Moore Sanitarium for the Milk Care. Adv. AND LAW OFFICERS E' Deputy Sheriffs Armed for Possi ble Attacks as Result of Raids on Gamblers. Seattle, Wash.. Dec- 31. (U. P.) Open warfare between oriental gamblers and officers of the law has been ' de clared In Chinatown and deputy sher iffs were on duty Wednesday with or ders to shoot to kill If attacked. Muttered threats have been circulat ing against deputies for weeks follow ing Intermittent raids on secret under world gambling halls. First blood was spilled last night when Deputy Sheriff Irving Brown shot down Ah Tong, 39, during a desperate struggle with 35 men surprised in a raid at 718 King street. Brown walked in on the gamesters alone, but three deputies were left at the foot of the stairs and after he had surprised the orientals and a rush was made for him, he pulled his gun and fired, hitting Ah Tong In the leg. The other deputies rushed upstairs and the gamblers fled. Four, however, were cap-' tured. . TJ. of 0. Folk to Get Returns From Game A full report by leased wire of the Oregon-Harvard football game at Pasa dena. New Tear's day, will be furnished to University of Oregon alumni, former students and students and their friends Thursday afternoon at the University club. Dancing will while away any de lays. Second Building at Olympia Ordered Olympia. Wash., Dec. 81. The capitol building commission Tuesday instructed the secretary of the commission to call for bids on January 29. for the erection of the office building A, the second building of the capitol group. The building will be four stories, of Index granite and Willkeson ' sandstone, and the estimated cost, will be $588,000. Hot Lake Arrivals Hot Lake, Dec 81. Arrivals at Hot Lake sanitarium Sunday were: Emley Hough, Baker; E. B. Cowan. Rupert, Idaho: Albert Ellis, LaGrande: Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hopson. Walla Walla. Wash. ; Mrs. 8. F. Hicks. Hanford, Wash. ; H. L. Prlnglev Dayton, Wash. . The' best sermon Is the one that goes over your "head and hits the other fellow. DRENTAL GAMBLERS OPEN WARFAR REVELERS LIKELY TO GET EARS REDDENED BY COLD THIS EVENING Forecast Indicates That low Tem peratures in Montana Will Head This Way. The final flourish of the old year and the first kick of the new one will prob ably take place tonight In freezing weather, according to the prognostica tions of K. Lw Wells, district forecaster. The cold wave now passing over Mon tana is likely to flick It tail. Portland ward sometime today,' but nothing tike the weather of three weeks ago Is an ticipated. The forecast for tonight and Thursday Is fair and colder with north easterly winds. The past 10 days, with Ahe exception of December 28 and 29. were without freezing temperatures. The mercury In the government thermometer went to 32 on the days mentioned. This little spell of warmth served to bring the mean temperature for the month back somewhere towards the normal, but the final mean will still show away below normal. Wells said, and with one ex ception, probably the coldest December in the history of the weather office will be recorded. It Is believed that Decem ber, 1884, was colder, but records to be published Friday will show conclusively how thjf .month stands. Despite the heavy snow, precipitation fo- the month will probably be a couple of inches under normal. Wells said. Many Cash Gifts Received for Aid of Armenian Sufferers J. J. Handsaker, director of the Near East relief committee for Oregon, has received several cash gifts for the cause of the Armenians. Among the checks sent to cover pledges were the follow ing : Atkinson Memorial church, 392.37 : Woodburn-Church of God, $25; Portland Swedish Baptist, $267.18 : Oakland Union churches, $25 ; Union Presbyterian, $14 ; Grants Pass Methodist, $100; Carus church. $7.50; First Evangelical. $168.50; 1 Ashland M. E., 3455.51 ; Jupction City M. E., $85; Fa irview Baptist (Suver). ; $8142 ; Gladstone Baptist, $21 ; Stiver ton Methodist. $21.89 : St Pauls Episco pal. Salem. $15.55 ; Fairmount Presby- terlan, $25 ; Woodburn M. E., $56.79 ; ! Christian and Missionary alliance. Hood River (second contribution), $94; West ern Oregon conference S. D. A., $23"; Lents Evangelical (sixth contribution), $52.16 ; Men's resort, $20 ; Liberty thea tre, $25; Rasmussen & Co., $10; F. A. Rosen ha us, $5 ; Scwabacher Bros.. Se attle. $5. Time Extended for Submitting Poems Tor Song of Oregon Owing to the growing Interest mani fested in the movement for. a state song for Oregon, which was Instituted by the Society of Oregon Composers, the com mittee has decided to extend the time limit for the contest to January 31, 1920. The poets of Oregon, of every section, are asked to send a contribu tion, suitable for use as a state song, to the secretary, Daniel H. Wilson, 613 Bush & Lane building, Portland. All poems should be poetical in senti ment, correct in form, breathing of patriotism and pride in state, touching on its natural beauties and early his tory, and all so poetically and deftly wpven as to produce a song which the people will take to their hearts for gen erations yet to come. Police Hunting for Thug Who Slugged 18-rear-01d Girl Spokane. Wash., Dec. 31. (U. P.) Police today are hunting for a mysteri ous middle-aged assailant of Mildred White, 18-year-old telephone girl. Miss White was attacked at a lonely spot on the north side as she was returning from work at 10 :30. The robber slugged her three times with a blackjack. Then, when she screamed, he took to his heels. The girl staggered home and notified the police. Freezing Damage to Normal Is Repaired Oregon Normal School. Monmouth. Dec. St. The damage "due to freezing to the building of the Oregon Normal school has been repaired. The training department opened Monday and the normal will open as scheduled, January 5. A special train will leave the Union depot in Portland at 4 p. m. Sunday. Card of Thanks We wish to thank the many friends for flowers and deep sympathy shown our dear mother and wife, Mr. George Butcher. "L&xsitixro Tafoteti The Rainier Hotel In the heart of Portland : .has the best of accommodations to offer to the traveler who la soofclng for a tnedtum-prtcsd - MOTEL., atUier traa stent or permanent. Located o block Iron the main sostoffieo. Car eervico to all parts of the city us excelled., vv Also - convenient te all depots. is Xerta Sixth StrtjBew j. $tu POOR CHILDREN OFTENGET THE- BEST CHRISTMAS GIFTS. DOLL TELLS FAY KING , . -vSk so! J , By Fay Klag (Iflaa Kins is a Portland lirl. whoa first news paper work waa published in Th Journal Sev an! yean aca. Bha now la looaXad In New Tork.) Of course grown-ups will say that I just shopped till I fell asleep of exhaustion in the doll department and dreamed It all. But kiddies and I know better, and I'll say the great doll in the blue silk dress de liberately stopped me so that she could havea bit of conversation! I wasn't surrplsed because once a long time ago my managing editor sent me to interview Santy Claus, and I heard all the dolls talking to gether in his great big shop. But they don't talk unless they know that you believe in them, and how can grown folks, whose heads are full of bridge whist and poker par ties, know how to talk with dolls. . "Well, here it is Christmas This Store Closed Tomorrow New Year's Day We Extend to You and Yours Hearty Wishes for A' Happy And Prosperous New Year through the generous patronage accorded this store by the shop ping public we record for t9l9 by far the greatest year's business in our history. Olds, Wortman & King The Standard Store of the Northwest Occupying an Entire City Block 6 Victor Records FOR JANUARY Some Fine Numbers "V RED 8EAI, IMt-Dear Heart.,. By Emilia de Gogorxa 745i7 Hymn to the Sun By Mischa Elm an '8789 Sans Toi By Geraldine Farrar 14888 Only You By John McCormack 74591 Don Pasquale Cava Una By Galli-Curci 74598 I Invitation to the Walts I By Philadelphia Orchestra C48S1 Pagliacci, Prologue, Part l..By Renato Zanelli S48SI Pagliacci, Prologue. Part 2..By Renato Zanelli POPULAR SONGS I I Am Climbing Mountains 18sj By Campbell and Burr Tou Didn't Want Me When Tou Had Me I - By Henry Burr iWait Till Tou Get Them Up in the Air, Boys ." By Billy Murray Floatln' Down to Cotton Town..v .By American Quartet Wonderful Pal By Sterling Trio 1831 There's a Lot of Blue-Eyed Marys Down I in Maryland By Shannon Four Gems from "Sometime' '. ... By Victor Light Opera Co. Gems from "She's a Good Fellow" By Victor Light Opera Co. BAHCE My Baby's Arms, Medley Fox Trot.. By Pie tro 1825 And He'd. Say Oo-La-La ! Wee-Wee ! Medley One-Step .By Pietro I Want a Daddy Who Will Rock Me to 18!l ' Sleep One-Step By All-Star All the Quakers Are Shoulder Shakers Fox Trot By Ail-Star I Might Be Tour "Once-ln-a-While" Fox". 18S2J Trot By Smith's Orchestra I Patcbee-fc-Fox Trot . . . .By Smith's Orchestra J -1 f Oh 1 . What Pal Was Mary Walts. . . ; . . ISMt ' ..... , ......By Smith's Orchestra Nobody Knows One-Step I .......By Smith's Orchestra fifcJOHtBOSPWIoCft f 1 w Jj 14t SIXTH ST., BET. CklckerlBf MehUs again!" the doll in the blue silk said, blinking her wax eyelashes and smiling ever so little so as not to crack her beautiful red lips. "How the time flies I" "You were here last Christmas I asked. "Oh, yes, and the Christmas be fore that, and several before that" "You don't tell me, how is that?" I was surprised that such a beauty had not adorned a beautiful tree the very first year she c. me down from Santy Claus Land. "Oh, indeed. I've grown weary sitting 'here year In and year out smiling every minute while really my heart is almost ready to break. Oh. It isn't only the kiddles who are disappointed at Christmas time, we dolla and toys suffer great disap pointments, too. Sometimes a sweet little boy or girl comes dash I CD 1 V J) MORRIBON A9P ALDEB Packard Bond PLtios ing . by and makes up hie or her . mind that we are the very thing Santy should bring, but, alas, bad fairies or something else mix up the orders, and we never get to the right destination. Dear , old Santy Claus, who wouldn't disappoint any little boy or girl for the world, gets blamed, and the dear " old soul doeent. know that .e toys have been changed !" "Can't something be done about itr Tm afraid not I I'v often want ed to tell Santy Claus About it. but it would break his hearL- because A New Plan for the New Year .And for the Years Which Follow THE object of the "Security Savings and Trust Plan" Is the accumu lation of an Independent Estate. This Plan will appeal to the man of moderate means, as a large fund to start is unnecessary. It will take uncertainties out of your investment methods. Investments, which you now own may have the benefit of trained investigation, with recommendations, if timely, for their exchange. You can add at stated intervals convenient sums in cash from your income. You can reinvest your interest earnings, which means, in effect, receiving compound interest on your investments. You can build or enlarge' your estate rapidly by this plan because it grows at investment rates not merely savings bank rates. You can create by convenient installments a.'Tiving trust" or an independent estate for your wife in her own right; also for another relative or a charity. You can provide, by convenient payments, a fund for the educa tion of your children pr for any other future requirement. You can acquire an income besides that from your occupation an investment income. You can "salt down" a portion of your business profits capital ize them. You can set aside or create a private fortune immune from storms which may overtake you. You can create a reserve or sinking fund for your business. You can safeguard your estate to your heirs; you can save your estate some of the delays and expenses incident to probate. The "Security Savings and Trust Plan" puts at your disposal the facilities which the Company has organized for investing its own funds and the funds which it holds in trust; The Company would be virtually your trustee, or trusted agent. You would eliminate hazard from your investments in the same ratio that the Company eliminates it in its own. Thus you would maintain a high average of security. We want fo tell you more about the "Security Savings and Trust Plan." Ask for our new booklet, read it carefully, then favor us with an interview. Security Savings and Trust Company of Portland Affiliated With the First National Bank Fifth and Stark Street Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiininniiiituiiiiiii 1 Automotive Schools Day and Night Automobile, Tractor, Vulcanizing Students entering 5 now will be ready for position in the spring. Large new s building, new equipment, expert instruction, practical g laboratories and actual shop experience in repair. Radio and Electrical Schools 2 Prepare for radio operator service on merchant ships or S 2 fnr electrical engineering. Special equipment and very s 5 high grade instruction insure rapid progress and practi- 2 cal results. Enter now. 2 These schools cooperate with the state in pro s 2 ' viding financial aid to returned service men. s E For catalogue giving complete information, address or call at S 2 " Division A, Department of Education, Y. M. C. A. Building. S iiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHiiiHiiiiiHiiiniiiniiiiiMiniHiinHiiiiiiiin New Year's Eve Portland Symphony Orchestra CARL OgNTOM, Oaeeaetor. HEILIG THEATRE SEATS ON PRICES: tntira lower floor and tin S rowa bateoaj. S1.50. Nt rawt. tl-OO lH debt rvtn, lie Fir 7 nm rwanad sallary. 76c Ganaral admlaatoa. Oe. So ear tts. 7? X1S It- MI&lBMJM;ete?HJ T - ' j be believes that everybody Is good, and It would be a shame to upset his faith In the world The bad , fartes are Jealous because every one loves bim so. ' ' ' 1 "And so some children must Buf fer disappointment? I coukln't bear to think of It "Well, no exactly, said the great dolL "The good fairies try to mend matters. They leave gifts In the stockings of the child that Is for gotten or disappointed, but these gifts are not toys. They are greater gifts, the aort that laa. all throvgh life. They leave Talent, a Good SALE NOW ReliableDentistry Wa (Qsraatae oar work tat IS faara, Wa will azaarlna fowr taatk fna aod tall yoo Jo what the? rcqtdra and what It win eoat aM Fllllnea, S1. an Us ol4 OrewM. ss.to-ss.eo Parcetata Or. . .$SJM-S.0S uN Mt of Tarts fee. SS OO Sllvar ratine.. .SOa I sla Sir paraonal all tlm a aU work. DR. B. r. WlWTOrl. Pros. , Opes STaafas Usta Is." Boston PainleM Dentist t ens Sift ea Wsahtnstee M, Girls! Girls!! Save Your Hair With Cuticura 9aaiIOtaainatfUarriaiifTjilrl Waa.Sta. aaaa. SaaiplaBimaatOia.t'iil f aniiaJiaaa. 1 Quality, a Sunny Disposition, gift of Music or Song--o'lve. j ? "That la why the men And womeB, -who do the big things in life 'were V once .the poor little forgotten chll- ' dren, who thought ' their stockings ' were empty. True A drum or doll was there on Christmas morn ing, but down- In the i toe wa a 1 Good Fairy's Gift"- n - f ' Her rokse vrew silent. Others were Bpproachlna;. and I left, t ; - a JH. dreen etamps fo cash. Hol- tnan Fuel Co., Main .s,.wi.--jur. TOILET PAPER It is the Roll that gives you , MORS. foryourMoney THE UNITED ARTISANS INSURE THE WHOLE FAMILY Special Dept. for Juniors Four Up'tO'Data Pleas Adequate Rate - Assets Over $1,100,000 Headquarter COS Beck Bldg. Main 1220 A-111 2 sses Trusses sre sold in The Owl Drug Stores on the basis of s perfect fit or monev refunded BsDeti- enced fitters Jot Men, Women end Childrea always in attendants. Private) fitting rooms and special service) at , , Broadwsy snd WsshintoB IN My i V