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-.THE , OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SUNDAY. ' MORNING. MARCH 14j -1920.
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TOWN-TOPICS
Tnralen to alt potato of the Catted States or
broad ihoiild take tdnntwa of ei:ptienecd hi
formaetcn and arrrie offered throufh Tb Ora
ne Journal Travel Bomo, In pcraonal sbarsa of
Ttonar B. Smith. Railroad ticket and steaatshtp
bookingi arranged. Foreita ciehanga
tnforma Uo clTan rcssrdina,
eOMINa KVINTt
Statu Rnndajr School auoclatlon, Mtr.
Northrt linigaiat aaaooiation. May.
Mtata Uranca convention, Rrnr, Jutut 1 .
Kiwania club, national eooTsntion, Portland,
luna 2 to 5.
National TraTaiara' Protective aaaocUtion.
Portland. Jane 14 to 1.
Raatern RUr convtnt.on, Portland, June S.
Grand lodge of Maaom. June 16.
, Imperial Hhrtae oooTention. Jan. 22 to 24.
Roue rertiral. June 24-21.
Grand Army itate aocampment, Aitorla, Jnoa,
120.
THKirT 8TAMPB
and
WAR MAVINOS ITAMPI
Oo Sato at
Btulnau Office. The Joaroa.
Wide Awaka Clsb The Wide Awake
club of room IS ha been formed by the
Klghth B graduating class of Failing
school, to teach self-government and
encourage punctuality, excellence tn de
portment, scholarship, neatness, and to
further the Interest In. the safety first
movement and in fire prevention. The
club hu already been active In the Ar
menian drive, to which It contributed
about J3. Its officers are: Sam Kra-
vatz. president ; Bessie Sholkoff. vice
president ; Eric Johnson, secretary ;
Ray nor Starr, treasurer ; Fred Kuenzll,
sergeant at' arma.
Reed Graduate Honored Helen Doyle,
graduate of Heed college with the class
of 1919, has been appointed secretary
to Miss Florence Read of the college
administrative committee, and she is at
present rearranging files In the college
office. Minn Doyle Is living up to the
Reed 'tradition pf student body vice
presidents becoming assistants in, the
office, her presence, withe Elsa Gill, who
Is registrar, and Calista Kllot. who is
at the Information desk, making three
office helpers who formerly held exec
utive positions In the student organiza
tion. Rabbi and Doctor to Speak Dr. Cal
vin S. White and Rabbi Jonah B. Wise
will le the speakers Monday evening,
March 15, at thus meeting, of the Albina
Citizens league In the Albina branch
library, S50 Knott street. The subject
to be discussed will be ' Shall We Have
Universal Military Tralnlna;?" Dr.
White was a major at Camp Lewis dur
ing the' period of the war and is em
phatically In favor pi universal military
training. Rabbi Wise, on i the other
hand. Is just as emphatically against It
The public Is Invited.
Beed Vesper Service Vesper service
at Reed college this afternoon will in
clude special music by student talent
and a sermon by Major Thornton A.
Mills, formerly morale officer with the
spruce division. Major Mills has been
a frequent speaker at Reed and his pres
ence this afternoon will be occasion for
a good autitence. Miss Nana Seely of
the freshman class at Reed will sing
a eolo, "Appear Thou Light Divine."
The service begins at 4 o'clock.
Bank to Glvs "Party" The State
bank of Portland will give an employes'
party at the automobile clubhouse Wed
nesday. Dinner will be served at 7
o'clock, followed by a short musical
program and dancing. The committee
In charare Includes Jennie Parellua,
Pansy Oswald, Pearl Westberg, Walde
tnar Spliid, Albert Herndobler and May
nard Redmond. Automobiles will leave
the bank at 6 :S0.
Woodmen Initiate Ten Multnomah
camp. Woodmen of the World, Friday
night Initiated a class of ten and re
ceived 25 applications. Important re
ports wers made by committees and
preparations made to accommodate the
rush on March 25 and 26 for the annual
old-time, minstrel show. A one-act play
was given after the ceremonies.
AIaka to Hare New Road Between
60 and 60, miles of road are under
project or will be started in Southeast
ern Alaska this summer, says P. II.
Dater, district engineer of the forest
service. This Is by far the greatest
mileage of Alaskan roads ever under
taken. Most of the travel is done by
motor boat.
Wonderful Treatment for Pyorrhea
(which is not a disease of. the teeth, but
a disease of the bone). If you want to
lose your teeth because of someone's
Ignorance regarding; the cause of pyor
rhea, don't investigate. The truth
might surprise you. Dr. C. Smith Long,
Bush 4 Lane building. Adv.
Aeensed of Flaying African Golf Fol
- lowing repeated complaints from the
Portland Railway, Light & Power com
pany that "African golf" was being
played on the rear platform of a cer
tain Vancouver train every morning,
three policemen boarded the car Sat
urday 'morning- and watched the passen
gers. . . At ' HoUatday and Union avenues
they made a jHiafc txf the back plat
form and seised dice and 60 cents on
the floor. They arrested Carl Pyeatt,
R. Brewster, W. D. Oliver and A. Curr
ney. Judge Rossman turned them .loose
la Saturday's session of the municipal
court
Fined for Having Llqnor In Honae
One gallon of" liquor found by the police
Friday In the house of 'William Fergu
son, 369 Williams avenue, coat him $25
In the municipal court Saturday.! He
pleaded not guilty to a' charge of vio
lating the prohibition law. John Lowe,
arrested at Williams avenue and Han
cock street, pleaded guilty td a similar
charge and was fined $25. The court
did not penalise him on a. charge of
throwing glass In 'Che street, although
he pleaded guilty.
TeUow Cal serVles" Is Sellable The
rainy weather always adds to the num
ber of calls on the taxlcab business and
when the streets are slippery it is well
known that the Yellow Cab Service em
ploys the most experienced drivers in
the city. Every one of them has years
of experience. The rates are the lowest
In the city, JO cents first half mile. 10
cents each additional quarter. These
facts make tbe Yellow Cab Service the
service you need. Main 69 day or night.
Main 59. Adv. I
Talks A gain it - Hanging At Central
library today In room A, at 2 :30 p. m.,
the Rev. Frederic K. Howard will dis
cuss "The Teachings of Chrfgt Applied
to Capital Punishment" ; Mrs. Millie
Trumbull will speak on "The Menace
of Circumstantial Evidence," and Dr.
Samuel C. Kohs will deal with' "The
Psychology of Crime and the Abolition of
the "Death Penalty." Dr. C. Smith Long
and Otto Hartwig are new members of
the executive committee.
To Lecture qb China Aage Enna of
Portland will lecture on "China and the
Chinese" Monday evening In the Central
library at 8:15. The lecture is ac
companied by stereopticon pictures and
is held for the members of the foreign
trade class, University of Oregon, Port
land center. Enna has been living in
the Far East for over nine years, and Is
at present a resident of Portland.
5ew Colombia Highway Schedule
(Effective March 15, 1920, subject to
change without notice.) Portland to
Cascade Locks and way points: Shep
ard's Auto Bus lines leave St. Charles
hotel, Portland, for Cascade Locks at
10 a. m., tp.m.; leave Locks 7:30 a. m..
12 :30 p. m. Saturday and Sunday only.
leave Portland 2 :30 p. m., 11 p.m. ; leave
Cascade. Locks 6:30 p. m. Adv. -
North Benk Term In on Beginning Tues
day all Great Northern passenge- trains
will make the North Bank station their
Portland terminus and present schedules
effective at the Union station will be
continued at the new headquarters, ac
cording to an announcement made Satur
day afternoon by the manager of the
Union station.
Accused of Having Bnralar Tools
Fred Sllva. and Frank Ward, arrested
several days ago by the police and de
tained for Investigation, will be tried
Monday In municipal court on a charge
of having burglar tools lh their pos
session. The two were arrested after
the police received information that one
was carrying a gun.
Food Honse Proprietor Arrested W.
I. Swank, 203 Washington street, was
arrested Saturday upon complaint of the
health bureau and charged with con
ducting a food establishment without
first securing the proper license. The
complaint is signed by J. B1. Nye. Trial
will, be Monday in the municipal court.
Church of Our Father "Big Prob
lems in Bringing Up Children" , and
"The ChriBtian View of Marriage," ser
mon subjects, at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.,
respectively. Church "of Our Father,
Broadway at Yamhill, Rev. W. Q.' Eliot
Jr., minister. The public Is respectfully
invited. Adv.
Irish Friends to Banquet An In
vitation is extended to all persons
interested to attend a banquet to
be given this evening at 6:30 o'clock In
the Crystal room of the Benson hotel by
the Taderlc Pearse branch of the Friends
of Irish Freedom. Several prominent
speakers will address the guests and a
musical program will be given.
Two Motorists Fined for Speeding
Only two motorists had the mjsfortune
Saturday to receive penalties in the
municipal court. They were F. Roffl
not and J. E. Day. They were fined
$17.50 and $10, respectively, for speeding.
Have your hats cleaned and blocked
by Paris Hat Mfg. Co., 387 Alder St. We
are the largest house on the coast Adv.
"Wabash" to Locate Here J. Holton.
representing the Wabash railroad, was
In this city Saturday making prepara
tions for establishing an offline office
for the Wabash system here. Negotia
tions for office space were not concluded
and he left Saturday evening for Seattle
PROMINENT PASTORS
WILL SPEAK AT RED
ON CHURCH MOVEMENT
Special Student Convocation Is
Called to Hear Message on
Interchurch World Work.
Dolly Double-Ups
Doll go-carts made of substantial wood, solid wood
wheels and made for rough usage and hard play. Will
fold up to make a neat go-cart or will fold down to
make a regular doll buggy. While we have ,a good
stock on hand, at this special price they will not last
long. Get yours early. Special $2.50.
Spring Showing
Ladies' Hand Bags
in Leather, Suede. Velvet and Silk. All the popular colors to
choose from. Our lines of Hand Bags represent the best of
several manufacturers' lines. No other shop in this city car.
rles the variety of styles that can be found here. Your in
spection will prove this.
April 4th Do not forget to make your choice of Easter Greet
ing Cards early while the line is at its best.
Photo Phil
, OUR
Kodak Expert
is malcirur ready for the
spring season of picture
taking. Overhaul your
Kodak. Make sure it is
in good working order.
Consult Phil when in
doubt about arjy kodak
question. If you de
velop and print at home
he can put you next to
the best methods.
St. Patrick's
Novelties
I
Shamrocks, --
Greeting
ards. Place
arefs. Tally
Cards. Decor-
ations. Favors,
Lf-J Novelties, etc
Second Floor, Gift and Art Shop.
G
LL'S
THE J. K. GILL CO.
Booksellers. Stationers,
Office Outfitters.
Third and Alder Sta. :
Tuesday and Wednesday will be iirjj
portant days at Read college. Arrange
ments completed by the Rev. R. C
McAfee, Portland secretary of the In
terchurch World movement, bring- Dr.
II. H. Belle of San Francisco, Dr. C. C.
McCown of Berkeley, Dr. H, O. Mason
of Seattle and Miss Oolooah Burner of
New York to,the Reed campus as rep
resentatives of the great church enter
prise that is simultaneously demanding
the attention of college students through
out the country.
McAfee will be "trail-blazer" for the
college-university team, as the speakers
are called, speaking- on the Christian
ministry 1 at Monday's chapel ' service.
Tuesday morning a special student con
vocation has been called to hear the
message of the church workers who
are addressing all the important insti
tutions on the Pacific coast .Tuesday
afternoon special interviews will be ar
ranged with students desiring to enter
specific Christian vocations, and in the
evening a stereopticon lecture will be
given In the college chapel.
Wednesday sectional meetings will be
held, two of the speakers meeting the
men, and two the women of Reed, with
a view to encouraging further prepara
tion for lives of Christian service. The
various lines of activities pointed out by
the traveling church men Include for
eign missionary work, and -Virtually
every profession and trade at. home.
Their insistence Is upon conformity to
the doctrines of Christianity. Orpha
Phelps is arranging interviews with
women. Maurice Howard, interviews
with men, and Howard Hopklrk, presi
dent of the Reed religious affairs com
mittee. Is general student chairman of
the proposed visit.
EMPLOYMENT EXPERT
ASPIRANT FOR OFFICE
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Many States See Paper
Medford. March 13. The Medford HI
Times, the student publication of the
high school, not only has exchange cir
culation , with the high schools, univer
sities and colleges of Oregon, but also
with those of 16 other states.
Card of Tkaaka
We wish to acknowledge with grateful
appreciation the beautiful floral offer
ings and kind expressions of sympathy
In the loss of our beloved husband
and father, Charles R. DeBurgh. Mrs.
Charles R. DeBurgh. Mrs. Charles H.
New, Miss M. DeBurgh, Miss H. De
Burgh. Hubert DeBurgh. Charles R. De
Burgh Jr.. Joseph DeBurgh. Louis C.
DeBurgh. Frank DeBurgh. Albert K De
Burgh. Adv.
Extra: Cheapest
WOOD in Town
Heavy Fir ' Stabs and Block
Wooa Mixed: stove length, at
$3.00 Pr Cord ..
Dry inside Fir Wood, only
S9.50 Pr Cord
Delivered same day you order
any place in city.
Phono day or night Mar, 4296
Sunday Journal 5c
The big Sunday Journal all the news
or the day at your newsstand or from
your newsboy. .Price Be Order your
copy in .advance so you'll be sure to
pet it. Adv.
JONES
V.
SED(S NOMINATION
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Former Shipyard Wage Adjuster
Enters Multnomah Race on
Republican Ticket
Formal announcement of his candi
dacy for the nomination for the office
of county clerk of Multnomah county
at tbe Republican primaries, was Sat
urday m&9 by Arthur W. Jones, pres
ent dlrectoV of the pubUe Improvement
bureau of the city of Portland."
In making his announcement Jones
says : "That if chosen as the Republican
candidate and subsequently elected he
will administer the -affairs of th office
in an efficient and business-like man
ner. Insisting on uniform -courtesy In
the treatment of the public and with
that measure of economy consistent with
good service."
Jones came to Portland in 1900 from
Duluth. Minn., and was employed by
the Shlller Cigar company until 1905
and was quite active In the early labor
movement here. From 1905 to 1910 he
was In the service of the "150,000 Club
and the Home Industry League" of Spo
kane, Wash., as secretary-manager of
'and the Home Industry .league" of Spo
kane Chamber M Commerce 'Beturntng
to PortUnd m 1911. upon the reorgantaa
tiort of the publio employment bureau,
hi was appointed assistant by George I
Baker, city commissioner, and later ap
poinied director.
Daring the war, Jones was appointed
by the federal government to assist
Richard W. Montague tn the settlement
of y labor disputes arising in the ship
yards of Oregon and parts of Washing
ton. And upon Montague's resignation
was appointed staff assistant on in
dustrial relations, having charge of the
Oregon district for the emergency fleet
corporation Indudustrial natters.
Jpnes has two sons. Tbe eldest, now
il years of age. saw active service tn
France with the" 65th f artlUery . and la
now returned, while the younger boy is
at this time in the aviation service,
United States marines.
Treasury Announces !
New Issue March 15
Of U. S; Certificates
, The secretary of the treasury has an
nounced, in anticipation of tax payment,
a new Issue of United States treasury
certificates of indebtedness. The cer
tificates, in $500, $1000, $5000, $10,000 and
$100,000 denominations, are dated March
15,: 1920. maturing March 15, 1921, and
yield 4 per cent. Outstanding cerT
tificates, eries T-$, T-9, TM-S and TM-4,
maturing March 15, 1921. -w ill be acceted
at par, with separate adjustment oi ac
...a l,fro. if tendered In navment
is 143U ai w w. - - - a
for the new series TM-1921. The cer
tificates are exempt, except from es
ij ant tnharltunne tax. from all tax
atlon of the United States, any state or
any local taxing autnonty.
Washingtbit State
College jSirority
Pledges Announced
; '
Washington State ' College. Pullman,
March J 3. At the. end of the mid-year
rushing season, the following pledges
by the sororities on the campus were
announced : j ;
Alpha Chi Omega-Alice Bender.
Ring. Velma Mercer, Elizabeth Keevy,
Mildred. Hills Bernloa Alphln. Alura and
Mabel Dumas, Marguerite Beneke.
Delta Delta Delta-Hattle May Delkla,
Mabel Krickson. Nell Price. Mrs. Wal
lace Sutherland,' Thelma Framm, . Bess
Schumak. , " .
Delta Zeta Grace Jones. - ' r
Kappa Alpha Theta Jean MacOregor, -Eleanor
Mason. -
Kappa Beta lxvlca Nelson, ttuoilo
Kyner. . , . ;v-j
PI Beta Phi Bessie Fritt. DorU Mac
intosh. ".
Zeta Phi Mary 'Louise Weeks.
to establish an office in that city. Hol
ton will be the Wabash chief agent in
the Northwest and will have charge of
offices which the company will open in
Portland and Seattle. The local agent
has not been named yet.
Izard Company Moved The Izard Oas
Heating company, with its celebrated
kerosene burner, has moved from the
Moose Temple to 224 V Third street, be
tween Salmon and Main, phone Main
5055. This is the wonderful fuel saver
probably the most perfect device ever
Invented for ranges and heating stoves.
And It reduces the price of fuel to a
minimum to a figure tantamount to
wood at $5 a cord. Adv.
What a Worker Says .William .Tup
per, shipyard worker, says : "I am wear
ing a pair of shoes made at Sadler's
Shoe factory. Seventeenth at Marshall,
and have had greater service out of
them than of two pairs I previously
had bought at a store, each costing as
much as these." Were It not for the
cost, we would publish -scores of similar
testimonials. Adv.
Kew St- Helens-Clatskanle Sehedale
Shepard's Auto Bus lines leave St.
Charles hotel, Portland 7 a. m. for St.
Helens. 10 a. m. for St. Helens, 2 :30 p.
m. for Clatskanie. 4 p. m.' for St. Helens,
11 p. m. for St. Helens (Sat. and Sun.).
Leave St. Helens for Portland 7 :30. a.
m.. 10 a.- m., 1 :30 p. m., 6 p. m. (Sat.
and Sun.). Leave Clatskanie for Port
land 7 :30 a. m. Adv.
Hard Times Ball Planned Gul Reazee
Grotto Is to have an original and at
tractive "hard times" ball at Christen-
sen's hall Friday night. The Orotto is
famous for its social affairs, and many
are anticipating this one. Attractive
prizes have been offered.
We Extract Teeth Painlessly by Herve
blocking and make it possible for one
to have permanent plates fitted in a few
weeks after extraction. Allow us to ex
plain. Doctors Hartley, Kiesendahl 4
Marshall. 307 Journal bldg. Adv.
Give Yourself a Critical Examlnatios ;
and see if your artificial teeth are really
becoming. Dr. E. C. Rossman, plate
specialist, makes the attractive kind.
307 Journal building. Adv.
Free Lecture1 Tonga t Subject, "The
End of the Earth," by Louie Prank
MacGregor. at Theosophlcal Hall, 301
Central building, corner Tenth and Alder
streets. All welcome. Adv.
Xlels Anderioo, proprietor of Niels
Anderson Machine shop and garage. 46
North Twentieth, returned Friday, after
spending the past five months in Europe.
Adv.
Strictly First Class 4 foot fir cord
wood. Moderate prices. Office phone
Broadway 2447. Residence, Tabor 8867.
Adv.
First Burglar What did you get?
Second ' Burglor Nothing. They must
have a Safety Box at 284 Oak. Adv.
Steamer Iralda for St Helens and
Rainier, dally at 2 :20 p. m.. foot of Alder'
street. Sunday, St. Helens -only. 1 :30
p. m. Adv. -
Have yoar hats cleaned and blocked
by Paris Hat Mfg. Co., 387 Alder St. We
are the largest house on the coast Adv.
Flatter Board, beaver board, Cornell
board for walla and ceiljngm, .Tinuna
Cress & Co., 1$4 Second st Adv.
Dr. Ralph E. Hall, now located at
871 Russell street, corner of Union
avenue. East 2664. Adv.
The Amne Davenport Tea -Honse at
Mount Zion crossroads will be open
March 15. Adv:
Pyorrhea Can Be Cared C S- L.
Adv.
Pyorrhea Cm Be Cired C. Smith
Long. Dentist, Bush & Lane bldg, Adv.
Nisbetn Klcctro-SwedlnS Grmaatle
438-535 Pittock blk. Bdwy. 518. Adv.
Mnk Care" at the Moore Sanitarium,
Ad y. ,
Pyorrhea Caa Be Cared C S. I
Adv.
Now Is the Timet6
sBBsassa isnsasa.
YoMr
SHIRTS
New Shirtings Received
Madras, Oxfords,
Silks, Silk and Wool
Mixtures and Viyella
Flannels
Jacobs Shirt Co.
RALEIGH BTJILDIirO"
327 Washington St.
CORNER 8LXTH
ESTABLISHED 1888
THE
HALLMARK STORE
OF PORTLAND
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That absolute
essential
A Dependable
Watch
is always purchasable at Jaeger Bros, in the leading makes and the
latest models. Whether you desire gold, silver or enamel : round,
square, or octagonal ; an Inexpensive style or the daintiest product
of the watchmaker's, skill, we can meet your needs and" taste.
WRIST WATCHES
such -as the modern woman can carry for practical business use. yet
which will fit with the prettiest costume. Come in and see the
latest designs in Gruen or other modern makes.
20. S22, S25. S27.SO AND UP
NURSES' WRIST WATCHES
with swaep seconds and luminous dial. A necessity for the nurse
on night duty. 22, 92. 930, $32
MEN'S WATCHES
Only the splendid dependable sort. You may choose a Oruen, Elgin.
Hamilton, Waltham, etc. AS LOW AS $1Q AND UP TO 9250
No Better Talae at a
Moderate Price Than
Our Special
$100 Diamond
Jaeger Bros.
Jeweler Silversmiths
131-133 SIXTH St.0 boildino
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The Smaller the Want,
The Greater the Need!
Most of us are inclined to neglect the smaller
thingji Until there is an urgent need for them.
Is this true in your business? '
Some institutions have a special want book
for their small office supplies and never ex
perience inconvenience in not having some
small item at hand when needed.
Why not do the same in your business?
Wlien the stenographer needs carbon paper
or a riew typewriter ribbon when the book
keeper needs a new ledger when the file
clerk rwants more filing cards, guides, etc.,
or, in fact, if there is anything needed for the
office, just jot it down in the want book.
The office boy will get it for you the next
time he is in Kilham's. If you prefctrphone
us and we'll send it over.
Printing Engraving Bookbinding
"EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE"
Office
Furniture,
Appliance
Fifth and Oak lUreett
Sb!i - and
Rubber
Stamps
Marshall eose Astomatle 16&-M
Could You Imagine a
Neater Basement?
SUCCESSFULLY
TREATED
PYORRHEA
Be tare yon are tree from this dreaded dUease, which works tarn ravages fa
the month andgeaiues tbe Ions of aonnd teeth and often produces dlnease ana
death by dlntrlbnttng Its poison to remote parts of tbe bod?. If taken la the
early itagei It car be saerettfully trested. Come In aod Inrentlgate.
Particular Attention Paid to Plates aad firldg Work
.EXAMINATION FREE -fZPl
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Wise Dental Co.
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It is Mr. Carl Gregg's, 1131 Cumberland Blvd.
Yours could be as clean
if you, too, had a Gasco Furnace.
' ' Orders yours now. Next fall well be swamped.
THE
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a? "Si;w-in-Al
will mend shoes, har
ness, repair saddles, irun
and suit cases, carpets,
auto I and buggy tops,
etc. ; Ask to see it.
69c
COMPLETE
is
Brown
. Mercantile
Company
171 FIRST 8TREF.T
f ertb of Tain bill
$2.00 -Jjf '
HAVE YOU TRIED
m LOaANBIRRi U OONrlOTIOH
PRICE 5 CENTS
Russell & gilbert Co.
Reliable Dentistry
We guarantee our work
for 10 years. We will
examine your teeth free
and tell you lust what
they require and what
It will cost. ..
I give my personal
,1,cm wur- Dr. Nwte
DR. H. F. NEWTOT. Prop.
Open Evening Until 10
Bos ton Painless Dentists
Betweei 4tk aad itk Waihlirtoa St
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Tit MMtTinvcrr
The Rainier Hotel
In the heart r Portland: ham tbm
bast et aocomrn vdattons to otter
the traveler wl to looking (or
medium-priced HUTU aUhsr-tran.
tent or permanent. located one
block trora the naln poetottice. car
tervlco to ait Durta of too city as
excelled. Also eenvenieat to all
dapota.
tU Kortl Ststl Street Bdwy. till
TYPEVRITERS
For Sals and lReil .
Our stock com st of nirh olaae re
built machines Mly. .
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Wholesale Typewriter Co.
eJ VSr?fiV
lining
Plum ana Plant
tasea, rflis fee.
Am .1.1k
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094ksMM0 sa)a MspaV
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BAND A1D OBCHENTBA INsVTBO.
VENTS PHOOOKAFH All work
done la our own shop and sati if actios
gaaranteed. Oold and Silver Plating.
SIEBERLING - LUCAS
MUSIC CO., -
MS FOURTH STPHONE HAl!T IUt
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