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Newspaper Page TextAL BINA FERRY TO BE RESTORED E W. R, Grace & Co, May Ship 50,000 Tons Phosphate Rock Through Portland Every Month. Recommendation that the lower Alblna ferry service be restored In accord with' the original request of the waterfront committee, has been made by the joint committee com RZ RECDMIVl NOAIION FREEMAN'S ONLY STORE THE QUALITY STORE 249 YAMHILLL STREET WHERE A DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY A Message to the Housewife Your problem is to supply your table with the best st a reasonable pries. Freeman helps you sofve the problem by selling you the highest grade Groceries at a cut price. Supply your wants from the following list of EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY FLOUR Crown. 49-lb. sick $3.25 Drifted Snow and White River, 49-ib. sack $3.08 Olympic Flour, 49-ib. k. $3.10 MILK CARNATION and BOR- Oft. DEN'S, tali. 2 cans... &UC 3 cans.... 40c Small, cue $5.75 doien 75c . cans 25c SYRUPS Karo. llht, gallon $1.10 -gallon , 60c Karo, dark, gallon . $1.00 yi -gallon ; 55c Msrshmallow. 2 lbs 33c 5 lbs. 75c 10 lbs $1.40 Clackamas Creamery Butter lb.. 70c roll $1.38 Genuine Tillamook Cheese lb. for 40c W"1 Orders filled at these prices if received by Wednesday. FREEMAN'S ONLY STORE at 249 Yam hill St., Between Second and Third. We have no conection with any other stora in the city. 2 ID0 .Bdtiteir Beef Veal Mutton Pork Ranch 2 FRYE'S Cascade Market Economy Market ; Third and Yamhill Fourth and Yamhill posed of members of the dock and, port commission, the waterfront committee and county commission ers, according to a report read at a meeting: of the commission of public docks this morning. The ferry will operate independent of cable from the north end of the Mersey dock to the toot of Randall street, and these properties will be repaired to Che standard requested by the dock com mission. A report was made by O. B. Hegardt, engineer of the commission, to the ef fect that foreign trade had increased 70 per cent in 1919 over 1918 on the mun icipal terminal. As a further proof that the foreign trade is continuing to develop a report was also read showing the municipal terminals had returned a net revenue of $30,494 during January. A communication from W. R. Grace & Co. was read to the oommission an nouncing the intention of shipping 50. 000 tons of phosphate rock through Portland for export at the rate of a shipload every 30 days, providing ade quate facilities for handling the rock COFFEE Golden West, l lb... 58c 3 lb. $1.655 lbs.... $2.70 Royal Club, l lb 50c 3 lbs. $1.45 S lbs... $2.40 Freeman's Best, lb ..45c Freeman's Special, 2 lbs... 75c SOAP Palm Olive, 3 bars 25c Crystal White. 10 bars 70c Bob White. 10 bars 65c White Wonder, Easy Day, Van Houter's Bleaching, to bars for j ..68c Ivory, 10 bars 83c Old Dutch Cleansef, 3 for. ,25c DRIED FRUITS Del Monte and Sun Maid Raisins, 15-oz. pkg. 25c 2 for.. 45c Sunkist Raisins, 11 -oz., 2 for 35c Black and White Flts, lb.... 20c Italian Prunes, lb 20c Fancy Peaches, lb 25c 3E "IT Meal!: ,ower at- FkYE'S Low price isn't your only advantage at our shops we buy not only the best meat but we buy in quantities that insure variety. Prompt, courteous and efficient serv ice is extended to all by our cutters and clerks. e Specials Every Saturday Lamb Hanms Picnics Cheese Eggs- Big Shop was made here. Recommendation of the engineer to enlarge pier No. S Im mediately m approved and this por tion of St. Johns municipal terminal will be made ready for the work to be done. The oommtsetoa also agreed to coop erate with the department of industries of the Chamber of Commerce in sup plying working material for the sales engineer which the chamber expects to send into the territory east of the Mis sissippi river in tin middle of March to work up further trade and more In dustries for Portland. Oil tanks at St Johns are virtually completed and machinery in the munic ipal terminal will all be installed by the end of this month, according to a re port made toy the engineer. The delay In delivering piling to the contractors at work on the terminal is the only thins delaying quick completion of all work, says the report. Contract for Piecing Steel Tanks The contract for placing steel tanks and piping at St. Johns municipal ter minal was awarded to the Albina Engine & Machine Works this morning by the SHORTENING Crlsco, 3 lbs 98c 6 lbs. $1.95 9 lbs.. $2.93 Wesson Oil and Mlzola Pints 38c quarts 74c 3-Ka!lon $1.43 eal. $2.70 CANNED GOODS P. S. and tabby's Pineapple, flats, sliced and grated 17c 3 for 50c Sunkist Tomatoes, Solid Pack, dozen $1.953 cans... 50c Iowa Corn, doz: $1.75. can 15c Maine Corn, can ."--20c Standard Tomatoes, 2 cans.. 25c Select Sweet Peas, can 20c Royal Baking Powd'r 12 ounces ' 35c lbs. $1.195 lbs. $2.25 TOILET PAPER Large Rolls Toilet Paper 4 for 25c Jrnce s n s FRYE'S v dock commission, at a contract price of f 33.142. The worle is to be completed in 75 days. Other bids were submitted by the Albina Marine Works and King Brothers Boiler Works. MORE FUNDS NEEDED River and Harbor Appropriation Is Only Half Amount Required. "Army engineers say that the $11,400, 000 appropriation in the river and har bor bill recently passed by the house of representatives is less-tnan halt the possible amount needed for necessary work," according to a message received by the Chamber of Commerce Thursday from 8. A. Thompson, secretary of the national rivers and harbors congress.'' The senate commerce committee will begin consideration of the bill today and the chamber has communicated with the senators from this district to make' an effort to have the appropriation ln creased. "Properties in which the government has millions of dollars invested will depreciate without sufficient appropria tions, so that it will be false, economy to cut down available funds for river and harbor work.", says a message sent to Washington by the chamber. ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT The steam schooner Klamath, which has been loading lumber at St Helens, is scheduled to leave down the river at 5 o'clock this evening, bound for Cali fornia. Repairs being completed to "her en sine room this morning, the shipping board steamer Aniws will likely leave the port this evening. vniwa is carry ing a full cargo of flour for delivery to the Atlantic ooast. The wooden steamer Marshfield moved to the Irving dock this morning and started loading her flour cargo for the Atlantic coast. The Marshfield has been lined and accepted by the food 4Cd mlnistration. The steam schooner San Jacinto ar rived la port this morning and wont to the Eastern & Western Lumber com pany dock to start loading lumber for California. She will complete her cargo at St. Johns and Westport, The Nome City arrived at Bates dock this morning to discharge a cargo of cement brought from California. She will load a return cargo of lumber at St. Johns, Kalama, Westport and Wanna. The wooden steamer Cartone moved from the Peninsula Shipbuilding com pany dock this morning to the Port of Portland drydock, upon which she was to have been placed this afternoon. The West Cayote, operating in the European Pacific service, completed loading the local cargo Intended for Eu ropean ports Thursday afternoon and left the mouth of the Columbia about .midnight. With passengers and cargo from San Francisco and Coos Bay, the steamer City of Topeka of the Pacific Steam ship service is due to arrive at muni cipal dock No. 2 at 9 o'clock tonight. Positions of Ships North Head, Feb. 13. Positions ot ships at sea as reported to this station by radio at 8 p. m-, February 12 : Admiral Dewvy. San Pnacisco for Seattle, 190 mite from 8etU. Ernest H. Merer. Gray Hartror for Sin FMn, IS miles south of Grays Harbor. News pf the-Port . Arrtvat Fsbnisrr 18 San Jacdnta, Amsricaa steamer, from Saa Departurss Psfcrwr 1t irl v. A ..j I,. a TT..1 - for Ban Pedro via San Francisco, paaaengsn and lumber. MABHTE ALMAWAO Wsathsr st Nlrsr's Mouth Worth Read. Feb. 18. Conditions at the QUALITY Buy Where You Can Make Your Dollars Count This can be done at the Java. Trade and save here like thousands of others are doing, jpu will find you save money on every purchase. lava Creamery Bitter, Id. 70. roU 1.40 Full Cream Cheese, lb 40 I lbs. Peanut Butter 45s Carnation aad Bordeas Milk, for 40 Hazelwood and Federal, I cans lor ws? S Loaves Fresh Bread , Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen., Saner Kraut, at. ...154 CANNED GOODS 2 Cans Corn 354 2 Cans Peas 354 1 Can Tower Salmon 254 2 Cans Chile Con Carni 254 4 Cans Del Monte Tomato Sauce t 254' Del Monte Pineapple, 184, 404 ' 444 V. C. Soups 104 Otter String Beans 204 2 Cans Tomatoes 254 Royal Baking Powder, 12 oz. Cans 354 Small White Beans, lb 104 Red Beans, lb. '.104 Bayo Beans, 2 lbs, 254 JAVA COFFEE & GROCERY CO. 291 Yamhill St, near Fifth. t. 8. HOGOAJT, Proprietor. CAN MILK LOWER FEDERAL, CAKXATKHT AJTD B0BDE5S MILK AT THE STOKE, t CASS FOR '. Limit four cans to customer. S Loaves FTesh Tip Top Bread. 174 Cottage Cheese, lb 154 Beat Creamery Butter, 1 lb.... 684 Beet Creamery Butter, 3 lbSj. Fresh Oregon Eggs. dos. 50c 2 lbs. 3em Nut Margarine.... 754 2 lbs, Nucoa Margerine .......754 Hams. Sugar Cured, naif or whole, lb. 354 Bugar All Kinds. Pure Maple Sugar. Ib ..654 Cranberries, lb. ....154 Tas Store That Slakes ORIEN VAN SCHOONHOVEN 1IS-1I3 Second St, Cor. Taylor. awata of the river at Boon: Sea smooth, wind Borthwaat -T mti, weather siar, htimdit 61. Tides at AaUrta Sstuf r Risk Water Low Water 8:89 a. x..7. feet 2:44 a. m....8S feet 10:08 p. m.. . 0 feet 8:6 p. sv. . .1.1 feet DAILY B.rV,ER READINGS 8 a. sa., Penifie Tune. STAXIOSS. Si Is .3 3 t m raietllla ., "ST 40 10 20 20 12 15 Tb Dalles F.uiene . , Albany . . , l.s 2.5 3.8 l.S 3.6 l.S t-O 2 H Salem ............ Oregon City Portland 0 ', () Falling. RIVEB FORECAST i The Willamette rirer at Portland wQl remain Seedy staUonary except as affected by the Ude. AT KEIGHBOKIXO PORTS Astoria, Feb. 13. Railed, at 2 a. m.. Mearaer West Coyote, for Amsterdam and London rta Baa Fraorfcwo aad San Pedro. Arnrtd, at 11:20 a. m., itaamer City of Topeka. from Ban Francisco Tia Eureka and Coo Bay. 8a n Francis. Feb. 18. Bailed, it I art night, Ktearoer Bom Oity, for Portland. Sailed Yefterday, steamer Saginaw, from Columbia rW r, tor Ban Pedro. Coo Bay. Feb. 13. Sailed, at S last night, tttnwr City of Topeka, for Portland from San Francisco Tia Eureka Astoria. Feb. 12. ArrtTed. at 1:85 and left np at 4 p. m., steamer Ban Jacinto, from San Franctoco. San KYanclwo. Fab. 13. Salted, at S D. to.. steamer Multnomah, from Portland for San reoro. San Francisco, Feb, 12. (I N. B.) Ar riTed, Feb. 11: C. 8. collier Orion, from Lo Angela at 12:40 p. m.: Admiral Schley, from Los Angeles at 2:28 P. m.; agina. barge Charles Nelson in sw, from Astoria at 5:80 p m. Sailed. Feb. 11: Argyll, for Heattle at 10:25 a. m.; Maui, for Honolulu st 1:10 p. m.; City of Alameda, for trial trip at 1:4 5 P m. ; Br. Rtr. Crown of Gallcia, for Llterpool at 3.46 p. m. ; W. S Porter, for OaTiou at 4:20 p. m.; Vnimak, for Albion at 4:8.1 p. m. : Johan Poul enn. for Port Alice, B. C. at 5:50 p. m.; Hartwood, for Grays Harbor at 7:03 p. m.; Florence Olson, for Portland st 8:55 p. m. Seattle. Feb. 12. (t, N. 8.J ArriTed: S. S. Mexico Mara, from Tacoma, 10:30 a. m. Feb 11. arri Ted : R. S. HQta Inez, from Tacoma, 8 P. m.; Kohithun afaru, from Kobe ria Honolulu, 5 :80 p. in. : DaTennort. from San Pedro Tia Han FrancUco, 3:20 p. m.; at. S. BoobyaUa. from trial trip. 3 p. m. SlUa, Feb. 11. it' N. 8.) Sailed: 8. S. City of Seattle, southbound, 7 a. m. Honolulu, Feb. 11. (L N. 8.) ArrtTed: 8, B. Ooremor, froaSeaUls Tia Vietona and Ban Francisco. Point Reyes, Feb. 11. (t 1. 8.) Passed: B. S. Ban Ifiego, for Baa Pedro, 6 P. m. Victoria, Fsb. 12. (L N. 8.) ArriTed: 8. 8. Admiral' Sebree, from San Francisco, 8 a. m. : Mont Eagle, from Hongkong, Sam. Port Towmend, Feb. 12. ML N. 8.) Ar riTed: Schooner Mary 13. Foster, from Hono lulu, thence Jan. 7. dnring night in tow of tug Richard Holyoke. Sailed: Schooner Ed ward R. West, for Adelaide in tow of tut Pioneer. 10 p. m. ; S. 8. Kohishnn Mam. from Seattle, at 1 20 p. m. Passed in : British Columbia freighter, 11 coma, ll a. -in. m.; Juadra, for Ta- Buying of Stocks ' Doubles During 1919 Shares traded on the New York ex change during December numbered 24, 000,000 compared with 30.000,000 the pre vious month aud 12,000,000 in December of the previous year. Bond sales totaled 8662,000,000, setting a new high record for bond transactions for a month and compared with 8362,000,000 in November and $360,000,000 in December, 1918. Total transactions in government issues were 9604,000,000 compared with 92S5.000.000 the previous month and 9310,000,000 t year ago. Dies From , Mule Kick Pendleton,, Feb. 18. William Bottger, 87, died here Thursday from injuries re ceived at Echo last week, when a mule kicked him. A brother, James Bottger, met a violent death last summer when his skull was fractured on a rock while diving In shallow water in the Umatilla river. 'Bottger was unmarried and is survived by a father and sister . Peterson Again in. Race Pendleton, Feb. 13. Will M. Peterson, Democratic convention delegate from the Second congressional district in 1912-16, Thursday announced that he would again enter the Hats to attend the San Fran cisco convention. Judge George Blake ley of the Dalles is expected to be his running mate. McNary Opposses Bill Pendleton, Feb. 13. A telegram from Senator McNary, saying that he will oppose the Gronna bill, dissolving the grain corporation, was received with sat isfaction Thursday by local wheat men. Pink Beans, Ih y, tAgt Black Kyes. 3 lbs 35 Jap Rice, lb 15t Try Campfire Coffee, only 50 lb.. 3 lbs S1.45 Dependable, 60s) lb., 3 lbs. Buk Cocoa' ' ib.' 7.7.7.7.7.7." Bulk Chocolate, lb 32a Guittards Chocolate, 33 lb., . 3 lbs. 950 MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Tea Garden Syrup. 534, 844 and 91,75 Toilet Soap, S for 254 Sunbrlte, 5 for . 304 Swifts Wanning' Powder 224 snaaer can .....14 rigs, wnite, id. Wilson's Preserves, large size. Small Glass. Jam 144 2 pkgs. Bif Seed 354 Del Monte Catsup 234 Snlner's Catsup 324 Heins Catsup 324 Heinz Chill Sauce 324 25 Log Cabin Syrup, 354 654. and $1,23 Small White Beans, fancy, lb..l04 Rice, "No. 1 -154 Raisins, ail kinds, m packages and 25 lb. boxes. Regular 40c Coffee. 3 lbs.. ..J Royal Club. 1 lb. Royal Club Coffee, 2 lbs.. Gardes Seeds Jtit Received IXLLT CO-JD. Oaloa Sets, I lb.. M. FEEST CO 154 Tow 9 Have store Coats. Both Paoaeti Hata 1!92, tu.8 l Liberty Bonds Are Counted as Assets At Original Cost National hanks wffl permitted to carry Liberty bonds m their ' lists of assets at the price at which they pur chased them and not at the prevail ing; market quotations, according; to a recent ruling of John Ska ton Williams, comptroller ot the currency. Williams explained, however, that the ruling; was "for the present" and might not be permanent. Williams' ruling was contained In In structions to national bank examiners. It was explained that if a bank had purchased a $100 bond at S7 and sub sequently the market quotation for that issue was 195 the bank would net have to absorb the loss In listing; Its asseta "There is no cause for anxiety be- Mause of the recent decline in the mar- aet value or Liberty bonds," wuuama said. "The fall in price is no reflection upon their intrinsic value and desir ability, but the lower quotations offer investors an extraordinary opportunity to obtain the best security in the world at very attractive figures." The comptroller added that the In come of the American people was Id ex cess of ordinary living expenses, and that as a result a surplus lnvestlble income had been accumulated. He said that with an estimated annual income of $10,000,000,000 the American people soon would absorb all available national securities, with the result that higher prices for them would prevail. Ladd & Tilton Is Offering Stock of General Electric Co. The bond department of the Ladd and Tilton bank announces it is a partici pant In the new issue of $15,000,000 20 year 6 per cent debentures of the General Electric company and Is offering- a block of the same to the In vesting public. The purpose of the' new issue Is to take up $15,000,000 bonds which mature July 1, 1920. The new debentures are dated February 1, 1920, and are due February l, 1940, Subscriptions are at 94V4 and Interest to yield approximate ly SH pernt. The net income of the General Elec tric for 1919 was nearly $38,700,000, or more than IS times the total interest charges on all of its Indebtedness. Canadian Province Bonds to yield over 7 $ 1,500 tCalgary School District 68 May 1, 1926 97.38 6V 4,000 Calgary School District 6's May 1, 1927 97.26 6J4 3.500 Calgary School District 6s May i, 1928 96.9d 1,000 Calfcary School District 6's May t, 1929 96.67 7,000 tCity of Reglna, Sa'sk....5's July 1, 1929 86.29 over 7 48,666 tCity of Vancouver. B. C. 4jVsV Feb. 1, 1923 93.08 over 7 49,000 tCity of Victoria, B. C. 4's Feb. 1, 1925 87.15 over 7 3,700 tPror. of British C....5's Apr. 1, 1928 87.75 over 7 17,520 tProv. of Saskatchewan.. 4' July 1,1923 91.23 7 These Canadian School District, City and Province bonds are direct general tax obligations. Principal and Interest coupons payable In United States dollars in New York without any deduction for Cana dian taxes. These odd lots of old seasoned issues offer extra ordinary Investment return an opportunity created by the premium on 'the American dollar In international exchange. De nominations SS0O, 1 11000, SS486.7, t 1100. Ask for descriptive circulars. Wir orders "collect." 1 LSSri Freeman Not being able--or willing to offer something for nothing, our clientele is necessarily confined to those -who give and expect no more than value received. The number of these is growing steadily. ' Qrstens & "Rarles, Incorporated "The House Built Square' Third Floor U. S. Nat'i. Bank Bid. Bdwy. 4108 Arthur Berridge & Company Certified Public Accountants and Auditor a 619, Worcester Block. Main 8621 CAN YOU ANSWER THESE: Am I losing- money In any department? How many cents net profit do I make on every dollar of sale! Is my overhead figured accurately in my costs? What does it cost me to do business? How much income tax will 1 have to pay? We specialize on Monthly Audits Red Star Line Resumes Sailings NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON -ANTWERP The large Asaerteaa Flag Steamers Xroealaad aat "Frataad and the "Zeelasd," recestly fitted as U-Snrsrs aad theresghly reeoadi. Hosed aid refnrstsfced, will sail la eosJnnetioH with the wellkiewa steamer "Lapland," providing freesest aad regular passenger aad freight service hetwsea 5w York, boHthhnptoh aad Aitwsrp. Sailings From New York LAPLAND" .... "Feb. 25, Apr. 3, May raOONUND" .... Mar. 3, Apr. 10, May IS "FINLAND" Mar. 10, Apr. 17, May 22 ZEELAND May 29 Calls at Cherbourg this voyage oily International Mercantile Marine Company RED STAR LINE For reservations aal tickets apply to leeal agents or eonpaays office, C F. SargSBt, Maasgcr, 1 Second Avsase, Seattle, Wash, i The balaoce sheet d the company as ot December 31. 1919, showed assets af ter deducting current liabilities In ex cess of $217,009,000, Of this amount $31,000,000 wss la caqh. Roseburg to Eold Bonding 'Election Roseburg. Feb. 13. Roseburg will hold a bonding election In May for the purpose of raising irjoney to install a municipal electrio light and power plant, and a city water system. The site of the municipal plant hs been selected at Whistlers bend, on Ote North Umpqua river IS miles east of here and surveys of plant have been filed with the state engineer at Salem. The amount of the bonds will bo decided at the next regular council meeting. Public Is Spending More Coin Than Ever The average price of all commodities according to bankers' commodity price index, on the first day of the year was $881.68, compared with $662.66 a month before, $606.80 a year ago and $351.77 on August 1, 1914. The Increase in these figures presents the actual Increase In the amount of money expended by each person in the United States. FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES Correoted daily by foreign department of tbs United States Natiofisl batik. Opening nominal rates for bank transactions as of February 11. No; quotations today ao eonnt legal holiday. Drafts Osbls Psr London Pounds cheques, trsnnfers. Bates, eterllns S B.39 S 8.89 4. S8.eS Paris France .. 14.38 Hamburg-Berlin Msrks 108 Genoa Lira ... 18.02 Copenhagen-1 Kroner 14.60 Christian! Kroner . ...... IT. 45 14.91 o. 18.28 1.08 18.00 14.7S i7.se 23.83 S. 18.36 26.80 S6.80 16.86 StoUROTO . ; Krener 1S.6S ! 1.7 Hongkong -booal 100.00 Tokonsiaa Tsn 49.00 100.60 . 49.10 da Durkee Irrigation District Organized Baker, Feb. 18. By a vote of 14 to 2 residents of the Durkee Irrigation dis trict voted to organise the district and elected E. H. Powers, J. T, Oiroux and T Smith & Camp Co OsTTHWCJI I1KN BANK Maw u F. C. Oxman as, directors. Organisation will be effected In the near future, and a bond election will be neld. The Dur kee project embraces nearly 10,000 acres of land,, of which more than 1000 la in the raw state, it is proposed to build a dam in Burnt river seven miles abovo Bridgeport for storing, water to be used in supplying both the Durkee and the Bridgeport projects. The latter district baa already brcn organised. Let 'Em Grow . IlfHY not get Baby Bond for tbs) ' ' baby ? That's a snlendi J way to provide for kis or hr future. Start Baby Bond growing up for every on in your family. URK KENDALLS may be bought on the 110 down and lit per month basis. Your money is earn ing the same rate of Interest as the bond while you are paying In. You select a ?ood Municipal Bond earning from 6 ts and then begin paying for it. Writs or Osll for our DssorfptWs ooklst CLARK.KENDALL &C0W GOvmNMCNT municipal .and roaroajassst "'xh BONDS wm minusianiiiRaiuiSiiiniiinniiBniiTma TRANSPORTATION IMM-Lines AMERICAN LINE SEW YORK-PLYMOUTH. CHEBBOUttU-SOUTH AMPTOir St Paul Krli. 2H, Mar. Jt Philadelphia Mar. . Apr. S New York .Mar. 30. Apt IT HEW YOBK.HAMnUBO Hon?" K'h. as. Apr. m Manchuria Apr. 4, 1U$ f RED STAR LINE HEW YORK TO ANTWERP Y1A I'P'nl KVb. JS. Apt. KronnUod Mar. 8. Apr. Flulantl Mar. 10. Apr. ;3 WHITE STAR LINE' ITEW YORK-LIVE RPOOL Odrlo Mar. S, Apa If Baltlo .....Mar. IS, Apr. if HEW YORlC.BOrjTnAMPTOTf YXA CHERBOCRG, FRANCE A4Uo Mar. 20, Apa 34 SEW YORK-OTBBAT.TAR-If AFLEft. UOUa Caoopio Mar, IS. Mar 11 CrtUo Mar.. 81. Mas al WHITE STAR-DOMINION PORTLAND, MK.-H AL1 FAX LIVERPOOL krmii Portia ni tT.ltr Canada. .Mar. 2 Mar. S Canada Apr. 14 Aps. IS For rwsiraUons snd Ucksts spnly to locsl scents or CktmoaOT's Offln. V P. Hirnct, 10 Sscund Ats.. SaatUe. Pbooa Main lis. asssnesr and Frstflhl gsrvlos NEW YORK TO LIVBRlOtM. Oarmairta Mar. 2. Apr. S. May 11 NIW YORK TO OHBSSOURO AND SOUTH. AMSrON Maarstanto Mar. 30. Apr. IT. Mar 19 Imperator. ., Mar. 6, Mar X. 4 NtW YORK TO PLYMOUTH, HAVRE AND SOUTHAMPTON RoTal Oeorca Mar. 0, Apr. 14. Mar M NEW YORK TO PL V MOUTH, HAVRE AND LONDON Saxcmia Mar. 21, May NEW YORK TO OLASdOW Columbia Mar. 18, Apr. VI. Mar 2 PORTLAND, Ml., TO aLASOOW Satarala Mar. S, Mar U iooe I Cassaadn, Apr. . Msr 16. Jane It NEW YORK TO PLYMOUTH, OHERROURO, LIVERPOOL KsissriB Aucnsts Victoria Feb. JO. Mar. 2T. Apr. IT. kav t For Information and Ucksts spplr to loss! lent or (!ooipanr's rtfflrs, 821 Second era tkattle. Phops Klltott 1632. ' SanF rancisco S. S.ROSE CITY Dt PARTS II NOON Monday, Feb. 16 PROM AINgWORTM OO0R Parr inoluocs berth ano meals orrY tioret oppioi, sd and wash, phone main mo PREIQHT OPPIOB, AINSWORTH OOOsX PHONE BROADWAY EOS AN fRANOISOO PORTUUI0 a. . 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