THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920.
TOWN TOPICS
- ' - Trawlers to all point of tha Castad gtatca or
abroad sboald Uks idniiUn f experienced, m
forsMtlca and mttVm offered through The Ore-
. Journal Tnl Haisaa. in personal ehrse of
. Donn B. Bmttta. Bail road ticket and ateaaMSrfs
booking arranaed. Toretas eaonange
laformaUoo (iro retarding paasporu. ,
TODAY'S FORECASTS.
FortUod and eidnlty Tonlfht and Saturday
r Bain; -aanUterly winds.
, Orseon Tonlsht ami Sstnrda? probably rsin
. vest portion; fair east portion; moderate roUi-
swl wind.
WesulnctoB Toaistit and Saturday win west
portion, probably wo east portion; moewraia
outberlj wind.
WKATHER COHDITIONS
Two Important tow pressure wu ara p
parent, on extending from Alaaks southeaat-
ward to Alberta and tha othar orerlrinf tha
Mississippi and Ohio n))rr. La' real on and
North. Atlantic state. Hih preaanra prtTalto
tar tha inters half of tha United State, tha
hlshest readings twine in OUb. Precipitation
baa occurred in the citterns North Pacific slope
sod orr broad area retchlm from Nw Mex
ico end Texaa to the Lake region. The follow
" to haafjr precipitation U report: KnoXTille.
Tenn.. l.TS; Tatooah bland. Washington. 1.22;
T.nu. fit Uo 1.12 Milder weather pre
vail! In tha extreme Northwest tnd oret moat
of the country eat of the Mlaeiieippi nrer.
vhila in the Middle West the temperature U
much lower. At Kan-a City, Mo., the tall in
temperature amounted to 80 defer.
B.l.x... hnmirfit at Portland: Noon Tea-
terday, ST per cent; 6 p. m. yesterday, 68 per
cant; S a. m. today, HI per cent.
EDWARD L. WELLS.
OBSERVATIONS
STATIONS.
baker. Or.
Bniae, Idaho . . .
Boston, Mas. . .
Buffalo. N. T. . .
Calgary, Alberta
Chicago, I1L ...
JJenrer. Colo.
Iei Moines, Iowa
, rreano, CL
Gslveston. Texas ....
Helena, Mont. ......
Juneau. Alaska ....
KaitMi City. Mo....
Knox rille. Tenn
I e win ton. Idaho ....
Lo Anfelea, CM..,..
Manhfield. Or.
-.Memphis, Tenn
Missoula, Mont. . . . .
Modern, Utah
New Orleans, La ... .
New York. N. T . . . .
Noma. Alaska
Worth Head, Wwh...
"North Platte. Neb...
Phoenix, Aria.
Fittsbnrc, Pa.
Pocatello, Idaho . . . .
Portland. Or.
Hed Bluff. Cal
Boseburg, Or.
Sacramento, CaL .....
St. tauti. Mo
St. Paul. Minn
Bait Lake City. Utah .
San Diego, Cal. ... .
San Francisco. Cal . . .
Seattle. Wash.
Sheridan, Wyo.
SiUk, Alsis
Spokane, Wash. . . . .
Tsooms, Wash
Tonopab, Ner
Valdes, AUk ....
, VsneouT.r. B. C. : . . .
Walla Walla. Wash . . .
Washington, D. C . . .
WUli.ton. N. D
Wtnnetnnce. Ner. . . .
Yakima. Wash
TEMP fl
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-4 a 5
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:1 h 13
ass. j
48 88 I T
B2 ,40 0
60 ;
48 '48 .24
46 18 ....
B f 3 .72
38 f 20 10
80 24 .84
82 46 0
08 82 .08
42 28 O
3H
58 jo' 1 12
64 50 1.72
. . . . 42 .01
88 02 0
86 44 .08
8 AO .40
44 24 0
80 22 0
76 68 0
AS 48 .02
10
48 44 .28
40 28 0
en 44 o
64 62 .04
44 82 0
86 47 .16
I 6 48 O
60 46 0
64 48 0
60 40 .08
46 22 .68
40 82 0
62 B0 0
84 80 0
60 42 .12
40 20 0
40 70
48 34 .14
50 42 .24
50 88 0
82 08
48 38 .76
60 44 .10
70 82 0
24 18 0
64 82 0
54 84 O
() P. M. report of yesterday.
TBLBIFT STAMP
and
WAX SAVINGS STAMPS
On Bale at
Bn sin sea Office. The JowrnaL
1
City aad Conntj Merg-er-r-The East Side
Business Men's club was largely attended
Thursday night at Its commodious quar
ters on Grand avenue and East Alder
street. A dinner was served by the
ladies of the Central Presbyterian church
Btid was partaken of by over 200 guests.
" E. A. Clark was chairman for the evening-.
The Dixie quartet rendered a
number of songs and selections and was
encored at each appearance. Its per
sonnel is Ella Hoberg Tripp, soprano ;
Jessie H. Hammond, contralto; Gilbert
H Charters, tenor; Earl FL Abbett,
baritone ; Miss H. Haehlen, accompan
ist. Rev. W. IL Nugent the new pastor
of the Central Presbyterian churcka. and
formerly a resident of Newberryport,
lMas., made a few remarks. The fea
ture of the evening was a presentation
cf the proposed consolidation of city and
county by City Commissioner A. L.
Barbur.
Yellow Cab Service la Reliable The
rainy weather always adds to the num
ber of calls on the taxtcab business and
when the streets are slippery it is well
known that the Yellow Cab Service em
ploys the most experienced drivers In
frtA tt v V.vmnr nnm rtf ttim Kn i
of experience.. The rates are the lowest''
in the city, 10 cents first half mile, 10 I
cents each additional quarter. These
t facts make the Yellow Cab Service the
service you need. Main 69 day or nlfht.
Wain 59. Adv.
Yetrans to Reorganise Veterans of
.Company C. 162d U. 8. Infantry (old
Third Oregon), have agreed to form Into
line again with the new Third Oregon
Infantry, National Guard. Captain D.
K Bowman and Lieutenants Fred J.
t Idavhnke and Robert De Morse will com-
TO and. Another meeting will be held at
the Armory next Thursday. A well
attended and enthusiastic bunch of vet
erans assembled in the officers' quar
ter! at the Armory last night and reor
ganised. Ifew Pastor Installed The Bev. L.
Bowrtnr Quick will be Installed 'as pas
tor of Calvary Presbyterian church at
7 :45 tonight. Mr. Quick has been In
charge of the work since the beginning
of October and has now been unani
mously called by the cong-refration as
Its pastor. The RevJ. A. Townsend
will act its" moderator of the service. The
sermon will be preached by the Rev.
Levi Johnson, the Rev. Boudinot Soeley
win deliver the charge to the congrega
tion and tha Rev. D. A. Thompson the
charge to the pastor.
Slash Hew Trail to Larch Summit
The Trails club will slash its new trail
to the summit of Larch mountain Sun
day, over the route previously surveyed.
Members of the club and of others outdoor
associations invited to join the undertak
ing will meet at Union station with axes
and braeh hooks at 7:30 a. m. Sunday
to go to Bridal Veil. At a meeting gf
the directors of the Trails club Wednes
day Senator McNary' bill providing for
the preservation of Larch-mountain tim
ber was unanimously indorsed and 'tele
grams supporting It were sent so both
McNary and Chamberlain.
Sent to Jail for Boom Bobbery Leo
Carroll, arrested by Inspectors La. Salle
and Schulptua on a charge of larceny,
was sentenced to 10 days in the city Jail
by Judge Roasman Thursday. Carroll
was alleged to tfavs taken 8100 in War
Savings SUmps and other valuables
from a room in a lodging house operated
by Mrs. William Howell at 188 Sixteenth
street north. The trial of OUle Davis,
colored porter, charged with the theft of
butter and eggs from the American Ex
press company, was set over until today,
Ooodlng College Wins Debate Good
ing; college won the championship for
SoQthern Idaho in Its Inter-collegiate de
bate last week between the College of
Idaho and the Idaho Technical institute
at Pocatello. The team was composed
of Ray Sanders of Gooding, Ray Nllson
of Wendell and Hugh Walburn of Je
rome. The subject was. "Resolved that
the employers of labor are justified in
insisting upon the open shop."
Dr. Cash Speak at Man's Resort
Dr. H. T. Cash of East Side Baptist
church will be the speaker at the Men's
Resort service Sunday at 4 p. m. The
orchestra with A. G. Kofton, violinist.
will give a musical program. Mrs. Etta
Morse will sing sacred songs. On
Wednesday at 8 p. m. the young people
from Sunnyslde Congegatlonal church
will hold their last meeting of the sea
son. Holdi Banquet Ssndsy Evening The
fearse branch of the Friends of Ire
land's Freedom will hold its annual ban
quet In the crystal dining room of the
Benson hotel Sunday at 6 :30 p. m. Ad
dresses will be given by Dan KeUaher,
Judge D'Arcy of Salem and the Rev.
Father Sherlock of Mount Angel. Irish
melodies will be sung by Mrs. John
Flannigan, Miss Bamlcal and M. Bren
nan. ,
New Party Discusses. Eesaemlei The I
regular lesson In the course of political
economy given by trie United Land and j
Labor league will be held In the study I
hour room of Central library tonight at
8 o'clock. The subject is to be "The j
Proper Use of the Earth and How It j
Shall Best Be Conserved." The lecture j
by F. E. Coulter will be followed by
luestions and answers.
Speaks en Miracles of Religion The
subject of Rabbi Jonah B. Wise's ser
mon tonight at 8 o'clock will be "The
Religion of Miracles and the Miracles of
Religion." All men and women wel
come. Saturday morning service at 10:30.
Rabbi Wise's topic will be "The Ark of
the Law." Religious school at 10. o'clock
Sunday. All children welcome.
Sentenced for Vagrancy Willard O.
Patton. 408 Everett street, was sentenced
to 120 days In the city jail-Thursday by
Judge Roseraan on a charge of vagrancy.
Sergeant Oelsner. Patrolmen Finn, Pratt
and Greene who made the arrest, tes
tified they found a hypodermic outfit in
Patton's possession.
Child Hurt la Fall From Streetcar S.
Hoyten, 4 years old, 208 West Richmond
street, fell while trying to board a street
car Thursday afternoon. He was taken
to St. Vincents hoepita.1. whence It is re
ported he -received bad cuts about the
face and an injured nose.
Two Arrested oa Saspleioa Frank
Ward and Fred SHva were arrested at
Third and Burnslde streets Thursday.
A collection of burglar tools was found
in their posse salon, according to the
police. They are being held for inves
tigation. On Fire Narrowly Averted An oil
truck at the Union Oil company being
filled by Ray Marks Thursday night
caught fire from faulty Ignition, en
dangering a large quantity of oil which
had Just been put In the truck and a
large ground tank containing several
thousand gallons if - oiL Marks saw
the danger as soon aa the tire narea
up in the engine, and, running the ma
chine to a safe distance, put out the
flames with a fire-extinguisher.
Mrs. Campbell Lectures - Birds
Mrs. Mamie Campbell will give sa Illus
trated lecture on birds before the Ore
gon Audubon society Saturday night at
8 o'clock in Library halL Her subject
will be "Birds at Nesting Time." Some
special slides of nests and eggs will be
shown. The public is Invited.
Joint Meeting Called There is to be
a combined meeting of the Oregon Civic
league and the Equal Suffrage alliance
Saturday noon at the Benson hotel. Dr.
Esther Pohl Lovejoy will talk on "Over
Seas Relief Work and Mrs. C, R Sim
mons will describe the "Victory Con
vention at Chicago."
Injured When Hit by 8treetear
Pievrono Silvio, an Italian, i years of
age, is at St. Vincents hospital with a
dislocated left shoulder and bad bruises
A streetcar bit his wagon early this
morning aa he was driving through Mil-
waukie on his way to town.
Money Stelea While He Is Oat Ab
sent from home 20 minutes, H. Car
ruthers, 474 Jefferson street, Thursday
night discovered $180 in cash and $40
in checks missing when he returned at
10:50 'p. m. The rear door had been
opened.
Shepard'a An to Bas Lines Antoa
leave St Charles hotel at 10 a.-m. and 4
p. m. for St. Helens and way points and
Columbia highway to Cascade Locks
and way points. For information call
Marshall 4381 or Mam 930. Adv.
Aa III Fitting Plate is a source of em
barrassment and IS unnecessary. Get
the right kind by patronising the spe
cialist. Dr. E. C. Rossman, J07 Jour
nal building. Adv.
Portland -Ifewberg TjeaVe Fourth and
Alder daily, 8 :10, :30, 11 a. m., and 1.
2:30. 4:15. 5:30, -8:30 p. m. ; Saturday
and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone Main 6105.
Adv.
MeCargar. Bates Lively Fire, life,
casualty and automobile Insurance. Teon
building. Telephone Main 168. Adv.
To Honor Jfew Pastor A reception
will be hejd tonight In the Third Bap
tist church for the Rev. R. E. Close,
newly appointed pastor of the church.
The Rev. Mr. .Close assumed Ms new
duties last Sunday morning. Fnends
will be welcome at the church tonight.
Jewish Services "Tealght Services
will be held at the Congregation Ahaval
Sholom, Park and Clay streets, tonight
at S o'clock. Tomorrow morning serv
ices at B o'clock. Rabbi R, Abrahamson
will officiate,
Steamer Iralda for SL Helens and
Rainier, dally at 2 :30 p. m., foot of Alder
street. Sunday, St. Helens only, X :30
p. m. Adv.
Plaster Board, beaver board. Cornell
board for walls and ceilings. Timms
Cress & Co., 184 Second st Adv.
"Milk Care" at tha Moore Sanitarium.
Adv.
Overheard
la Front of Gas Office
Alder Near Fifth
Little Girl:
"Mother, what's all that
crowd doing in front of the
window?"
Mother:
"They're watching the
Almetal Washer, that
washes and boils the clothes
and saves laundry bills and
hard work."
Little Girt t
"Why don't you have one,
mother?"
Mothert
"I am going to, dear, as
soon as I save up $5 to make
the first payment."
Little Glrlt
"And won't daddy be
happv when you can take a
rest?'"
Plumb Plan
Mass Meeting
HON. MILTON L.
Clawson
OF IXTJIAffAFOllS
WILL DELIVER A CONCISE
ADDEE88 ABOUT
"Government
Ownership of the
RaUrojufc With
Democracy and '
Efficiency in
Operation"
LINCCfLN HIGH
AUDITORIUM
PARK STREET BETWEE5
MARKET AND MILL
MONDAY VE.VMARCH 15
- ADMISSION FREE
JtIO COLLECTION
Ltorn the Railroad
Situation! .
DOUBLE
TRADING
STAMPS
' SATURDAY
and MONDAY
nr.
380-386 East Morrison St.
BUTTERICK
FASHIONS
and STYLE
BOOK
RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME to make your selection of Spring- weariny;
apparel. We are offering very desirable Qualities New Styles
Attractive Prices.
That New Skirt for Spring!
You may select from a wide variety of styles
and materials. Beautiful plaids and plain wool
materials. Materials in plain or pleated effects.
Beautiful fancy baronet satins in the new light
spring colorings, made with the wide girdle, fan
cy pockets and button trimmed.
Exceptional Values $9,75 to
$25.00
New Undermuslins
We have succeeded in bringrtnc together hun
dreds of very dainty garments gowns, chemise,
petticoats, corset covers and bloomers In 'ace
and embroidery trimmed in very new and artis
tic "designs. Oowns of rare 1-eauty. Special val
ue at S1.50, S2.00 and 92.50.
Envelope Chemise, soft, beautiful garments,
special value at $1.25, S1.65 and 92.00.
Bleached Sheeting Special
Two yards wide bleached sheeting-, a strong;,
durable quality, very much under market alue.
Special 784 per yard.
Lunch Cloths Special
Japanese cloths In bluebird and floral patterns
Irge vrlety.
Slse 48x48, $2.00 values special,. SI. 49
Size 64x54, $2.75 values special. SI. 98
Special Sale Lux
Soap 10c
Lux at 10V 5 bars only to any
one customer. No phone orders. Sent
with other goods. Saturday and
Monday supply yourself with In
Lux at I W
Oxfords and Pumps
Up to . the -minute in style. Patent
kid leathers In brown and black with
high Louis or low heel, $10 values
Saturday and Monday at gQ
MEN'S SPRING SUITS
Progressive clothes, every garment that bears this label is 100 purs wool
ft nA TLTiW mT-iWJk V-ll ATrotlatnr a1&V ait if 1 aMtlSS VtMr. vlaitalsna
brown ana green mixtures.
$45.00, $50.00, $55.00 and $60.00
Cards of Thanks
We. the underslrned. take this method
Of expressing our aonraciation of . the
many kindnesses of our friends during
mo Bicaness ana aeau. ox Airs. Henri
etta Gilbert Rowland and for the many
beautiful " floral contributions. C. ' E.
Rowland, Mrs. Nell BrundeUa, Mrs. Ft.
P. Joplin. Genevieve Gilbert. Courtney
Gilbert, Ralph Gilbert, George Gilbert
To all whd have shown their sympa
thy during the brief illness and death of
our loving wife, daughter and sister.
Mrs. Sophie C. Davis, and to all who at
tended the funeral and who sent flow
ers, especially the officers and members
of Klrkpatrtck council. Knights and La
dies of Security, who conducted the
funeral service, and to Oregon circle No.
121, Neighbors of Woodcraft, we wish to
extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks.
Charles Davis. Olof Olson. Anna C.
Olson. J. D. Olson.
FOREST OFFICERS AND
FISH
COMMISSION
COOPERAMCOMPACT
A cooperative agreement is being
framed between the United States for
est service and the Washington state
fish and game commission, .whereby the
forest officers are to be made assistant
game wardens and assist in transporting
and rearing trout fry within the na
tional forests, and the game commission
personnel, including state and county
officers, is to assist the forest service in
the prevention and control of fires.
R. L. Fromme. district forest; inspec
tor of recreation and game, arrived
from Olympia today to perfect the
agreement, which reflects public senti
ment for game protection and ajamo pro
duction by the state sportsmen's asso
ciation organized two years ago.
Fromme is also attending a fire' tres
pass conference at the forest service
today, at which T. T. Trumbull is ap
pealing the case of the Puget Sound
Mill Sc. Lumber company at Port An
geles, which was accused of permitting
a fire which was burning in their log
ging slashing last summer to spread
onto the Olympic national forest. The
fire burned over approximately 1000
acres, mostly In commercial timber. The
logging company is objecting to the dam
ages placed on the timber by the forest
examiner, maintaining that while it was
their tftre they spent a large sum of
money trying" to keep It out of the for
est, j . : - . ,
' i Sunday Journal 5c
The big Sunday Journal all the newB
Of the day at your newsstand or from
your newsboy. Price 6c. Order your
copy m advance so you'll be sure to
get H. Adv.
Oranges
Grape Fruit
Sasklst seedless eraages. ess. ..See
Large ilie for tie
Ssakist seedless grapetrs.it S for Sac
gvaklst lemoss, per dot 40e
Florida grapefrsit, He, He aadtOe
Lettaee, eaallflewer. cabbage, per
head ltcaadlte
Out-of-town orders solicited and sent
C O. . parcels post.
Blohm-Fruit Co.
171 4th st. Mala 775.
Middle of toe Bloft Between lam
hill aad Morrison.
aJEMICK BOKO AJffD Oil HOP-
r Columbia Records Are Here!
The March list is especially good, as it includes the favorites that we have been waiting; for.
Al Jolsorr, Nora Bayes and other popular artists contribute to this list. We invite you to
step in and get the new Columbia Record Catalogue.
DOUBLE 86e RECORDS
AL JOLSON'S Bid HIT.
Tou Ain't Heard Nothing Yet
Come On, Play With Me.
Campbell and Borr Vocal Duets.
Hand and Hand Again.
My Love Song.
Lullaby Time.
Out of a Clear Sky.
Let Rest of World Go By.
Rings.
Wben You're Alone.
Wait, You'll See.
All I Have Are Sunny Weather
Friends.
Now I Know.
Bye-Lo.
I'll Always Be Waiting for Tou.
I Want a Daddy.
I Might Be Your Once in a While.
I Am Climbing Mountains.
Golden Gate.
Not in a Thousand Years.
Smile, Dear.
DOUBLE 8Se RECORDS,
ART HICKMAN'S DANCE
ORCHESTRA.
Tell Me Why.
Peggy.
Patches.
Sweet and Ixw.
Rainbow of My Dreams.
Burmese Blues.
My Baby's Arms.
On Streets of Cairo.
Wonderful PaL
Nobody Knows.
HEW DANCE RECORDS
"O" (Oh) Fox Trot.
Barkin' Dog.
Blues My Naughty Sweette Gave.
India Oriental Fox Trot.
Ben Hur Chariot Race March.
Whistling Rufue.
Under Orders Band March.
Nightingale and the frog.
Ask Va for the New im
Colarabla Record Catalogue.
MISCELLANEOUS BEC0BDS
. te.lMh, Doable, Sl.e
Lonesome, That's AIL
Littls Bit of Honey.
IS-Ineh Desble, f 1 Ja
Dreamy Alabama Walts.
Pretty Little Rainbow Walts.
Nobody Ever Fox Trot.
New York Hippodrome Medley.
Oh What a Pal Was Mary Waits.
Carolina Sunshine Walts.
5ora Bares Latest f Us
In Tour Anna
Just Like a Gypsy.
Tosal Favorites, f 1.88
The Rosary, sung by Manuel.
At Dawning, sung by Manuel.
Saered Quartet, Sir.
Hark! Herald Angels Sing.
Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful
How About That Grafonola Now?
We are showing all the different models in the Standard Columbia
Grafonola
Prices $25 Up
Buy a Grafonola on Terms Here
Open Evenings
Headquarters for Q. R. S. Player Piano Rolls
Here Are Some of the Favorites
Venetian Moon Fox Trot.
Dardanella.
Mammie o' Mine.
Hawaiian Nights Walts.
I've Got My Captain Now.
Vamp. ' ;
Hand in Hand Again Waltz.
Boley Fox Trot
Let Rest of World Go By.
Oh. What a Pal Was Mary.
You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet
I Know What It Is to Be Lonesome.
I'm Climbing Mountains.
I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles.
My Isle of Golden Dreams.
Tour Eyes Have Told Me So.
Roses of Ptcardy.
You're Still an Old Sweetheart
Main
2269
324
Wash. St.
i -
-aaSBjr ST-Wa - r v av - - - -aa. I a VaTavlv-f ' aV
,I 'I
oyi lug Lime
oi Liiie-
' Caps
$2.50 to $3.50
Hats
$5 and $6
r a I -v a jvr5-aei.
There's no straight and nar
row way to Jimmy Dunn's.
Instead, there is a
Broad Stairway
that leads straight to one of
the finest assortments in
town of
New Spring Suits
and Overcoats
Come see the new fabrics and
models, all at our low upstairs
prices.
$30 to 60
ALTERATIONS FREE
MINI
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UPSTAIRS, BROADWAY at ALDER
Cat-ty Corner From Pantages Theatre
the carefree, glorious days of youth the
joy-laden hours of adventure Romance
they come but once! Once only, and the
woman who is wise makes the most of each
monlentr keeps the precious hours with her
just as long as she can:
Washing -clothes has robbed ,more women of
beauty and youth than any other feature . of
housekeeping1. The woman who relies upon
the old back-breaking washboard or hand power
washing machine must be prepared to lose the
freshness of youth long before she should.
Don't do . it. Don't sacrifice your health and
happiness on the altar of clothes washing. Let
us show you how easy, how pleasant it is to wash
with a
Electric Washing Machine
'Most too good to be true" that's what thou
sands of housewives are saying about the THOR.
A small payment down will put it in your home.
$10
"Buy Ele
SI1ITH M5C07 ELECTRIC CO.
io4--srtfr. BMJ1?. rVA6ir stark.
571 BET. ITSB 6 18 XS
GOHOmjiAnx BOIL
Puts the Trior in Your Home
Balance Eaty Payments
"Buy Electric Goods From People Who Know"
1,500,000 Served a Ytar
There"!
I i ' 1 aZ. - ' "fJ
Roast Veal.. 206
Roast Beef 20
Stewed Beef 15J
Hamburger Steak... 150
Chicken Pie 20
Veal Stew 150
Baked Beans. 10?
Coffee, Tea ...5 Fish 20
Salads. . .50, 10, 150 Pastries 50-150
NO OHHSOI WOlt BHSAO fLISTT roft TWISTY
MEAL TICKETS $5.50 for $5.00 1
TTiie AjpttWin P'acaa,
ilSXavl I ICS S3 "
133
PARK & ALDER STS
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9:30A.M.to8P.M.
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FUNERALS
black S4llt H
casket, ksftrse,
box two sstoa,
kaJmlBg and
raflaed service
ft
Funerals If 6esfre4 for 120, tiO. ISO.
Hl(ber-priced funerals In proportion.,
Ws manufacture caskets.
L4r Aaalatast
BsaaUral rsseral Cfesyal
MILLER & TRACEY
If
sfiiaim
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TBi.CH
Hal tltl IiotHst Fisrral Dlrtelors 7S.il
WasBiairoa a cua siraai, diiwhi iis ass sisi stirssit. vtsii Bias
Oar 7 Faaeral also laelades special ess balstlss for salpaaeat (11
isslrta) U part al tst vaitaa ataus. t
NOTICE
Automotive Schools
Advanced EUetrieal for Meckanica New nieht series just beginning.
. An - electrical expert te&cnes tnis course. inquire ior special
bulletin. I
An to and Tractor Complete Modern equipment, expert Individual In-'
itraetkm, tnd practical experience. . v j .
ValcanizinK New and splendid equipment, experienced instructor.
Student receiYei practical experience during entire time. j -,
Ask about free scholarship for service men who enlisted outside of
Oregon; also S. A, T. a and state aid for Oregon service men. j
Write for CetaWw or Cell Div. A. Dept. of Edwcatwrn, Y. M. C. A. BUg.