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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. HORT LAND. SUNDAY MORNING. .MAY 9, 1920. 5 TOWN TOPICS Traveler to an points of the United States eg broad should take adrantate of experienced in formation and terries offered through The Ore con Journal Travel Bureau, in personal charge of Ivtmt B. Smith. Kail road tickets and ateamahip booklet arranged. Foreign eichanga taaued. Information tiwea regarding passports. COMINO IVINTa - . ' North Pacifio Swedish iconfereaee. Portland. Hay 10 to 1. M , i Modern Woodman of America., state; cara, Northwest Druggists' eseoeisUon, Portland. ifa. : ' I Knight of Columbaa, ittU council. PortJand. Hay. - 1 ' Military order. Loral Lesion, state coaa- andeiy, Portland. May 11. i - ... i t Q. O. F.. departmental council, ealeer. May IT. ' ' . L O. O. ,r, grand encampment. Baker. Rclxkih stats aMembly. Baker, May J. O. O. grand lodge. Baser. May It. Foreaters J America. Portland. May 22-28. Bute cruise. Uend. June 1- -State Medical aaKxaaUon. Portland. June . 4 and 8. -tirand Army stats encampment, Astoria, lone. , . fltata Optical society, .Portland, Jane. V-'C. T. grand council,. Portland. June. Order Baatern Star, grand eliapter, Portland. June ft. - ' , Republican national convention, Cntcago, June b. , .National TraTelers" ProteetiTe association. I'ortianJ. June 14 to It. KiwsnU Clubs of America, Portland, Jons 10 to 19. . . A. K. A A. U. grand lodge. Portland. i 11 Imperial -Conneii. Mystkj Shrine.! June 22 io 24. i, - ! ' -"i,. bemoeratio national eonrentlon. Ban Fran cises, June 28. . ' ' " . . Portland Koae FeaUraL PortUnd. June 24-25. WaUtngton aUte fair. Xakuna. i September '20-25. t i . ' ' Pendleton Round-Cp. September 23-26. Oregon state fair. Salem, September 27 to October 2. --V.. . Indian War veterans. Portland, Jane 30. Oregon Pioneer Association. Portland, July 1. Americas Legion convention, Astoria, Jnly 30-31. -sfuio voasc uu aBociauoD. lember. Sons of Hermann, grand lodge. Portland. September 21. 1 Oregon-Idaho Farmers' Educational Onion of America, The Dalles. December 2 to 4. Or. on ' Batter and Cheese Makers. Portland. Derember 17. State - Teaebera association. Portland. ie rccinber 2&-31. , THRIFT WAR SATIN (IS -STAMPS on Sals at Business Office. The Journal ! PrUo Winning; Dog Killed Within a few .hours after winninir a blue ribbon in the pet parade of last week,' the little Boston bull terrier of Wesley Steinletz, !l09 East Twenty-Seventh street, met his death beneath the wheels of a passing automobile. The family was on the way home with the little prize winner when, during a pause, the car stopped and the dog jumped out of the machine directly In front of a passing automobile. Fri day Wesley Steinletz walked linto the 'offices of the Humane, society, .bearing the picture of the pet and the blue rib bon that almost turned out to be a post mortem: award. , Frtaea to Be Displayed The Neigh borhood Community club will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in" the Neighborhood house. Woods and Second streets. H. :W. Kent, secretary of the Portland Service league, will speak on the proposed; cleanup campaign and the prizes offered in the South Portland cleanim rlriv will he rlisnlavp.rl. Miss Edith Mosorosky will speak on the two mill tax measure 'for the elementary j Expert Cake Baker After 16 yearsof launiui service as rxo. o. x nave severea jmy connection "with the Portland Wo men's exchanpe. I wish , to thank my patrons and friends for their loyalty in ithe past and earnestly solicit a con tinuance of the .same. My cakes will be found at; Macdonald Candy Shop,. 89 Broadway (call Oregon hotel . and ask for . candy shop), Gunther & Hickey's, Twenty-third and Marshall, and my resi dence, 494 East Pine street. Phone East 3033. Miss Lillie A. Dicktnaon. Adv. Howling at Shoe Prices has proven '(mill... 1 l.nnt.n(aJ . m.. .,! stores two prices for Inferior footwear would give credence to these Sunday an nouncements of ours, and patronfze their home factory, they would have no cause for - complaints Our men's work: Bhoes - ire not excelled on earth, and our prices save our customers at least one-third of their shoe bills. Why don't men come to our factory. Seventeenth and Mar shall, see us make shoes 'and know the kind of leather we employ? ' Sadler's Shoe factory. Adv. "With, an Izard Kerosene Burner, oper ated at. half the expense of wood, coal or tas (it makes its own gas), liot kitch ens are not dreaded. Turn a valve and any degree of heat is. had, con tinuously.' for any length or -time, '.-and the fire is discontinued at will. Camp ers or auto trippers Vor a day's outing will -find our junior burner the thing for any kind of cooking. It's a dandy. Izard Gas Heating company, Third street. Main 5055. Adv. Gives Organ Recital at Reed Prof. Lucien E. Becker, well known Portland I musician, will present his May organ : recital - at Heed, college next Tuesday evening. Prof. Becker will conclude his : Reed college series with the June recital i which will be held on Monday of com mencement, week, according to present commencement plans being formulated by H. C. Gray of the Reed faculty. Fined for Violating Fish law 12. J. Kienard of Portland, arrested on the Willamette river for-angling with more than one outfit by A- E. Burghduff, state game warden, and Joe Craig,, dep uty game warden, was fined $25 and $3 costs following a hearing at Oregon City, according to a report filed at headquar i ters of , the Btate fish and game com mission.: v' " Candidates Before Grange Lents grange ; Saturday morning , occupied its closed session Instructing candidates in degree work. The neon hour was oc cupied In disposing of a home cooked dinnen The afternoon session was open and was addressed by Dr. U. G. Dubach an the millage educational tax bills. A To ASTORIA, SEA And Way Points by Auto We operate cars that are low, safe, easy-riding, new and the finest of any ever seen in the state. : FARE TO RAINIEhI . . . J j . ! $1.60 FARE TO CLATSKANIE . . . I . $2.30 v ! FARE TO ASTORIA . . . I .$3.50 ; FARE TO SEASIDE . . . I . . . i : $4.00 Carsi leave at 8:00 a. m. Broadway street 2y2 blocks north of "Washington) Tickets and information! at all leading hotels. OREGON SCENIC TRIPS CO. Phone Broadway 4550 H. E. Warren, Mgr. number of candidates f y ihe . primaries appeared. Including Richard Delch, can didate for judge of the district court, Not 2 ; Mark W. Petersen, for sheriff ; E. 3V. Wheeler, for county commissioner ; D. C Lewis, for state senator; Hamilton Johnstone, for delegate to Republican national convention r Walter C. Lynn, J. p. Lee, for the legislature -So its to Order as Low a Me Men's clothes, are high in price. Why not? And some men prefer to pay much more for already made suits than necessary, when the fact .is that you can have your suit made to order for less money by a good tattor. I am yours for good tailoring at right prices; Best kind if cloth In Btock to select from. Werner Petterson, Pop ular Priced Tailor, 313 Washington street, upstairs at 6th, Portland, Or. Adv. : ' i ,j ; . ; Astoria, Seaside and way Points by autos that are far superior to anything ever operated in the state.- These cars leave at 8 a. ra. and 2 :30 p. m. from 62 1 Broadway. 2 ' blocks north of Washington street). The fare is $1.60 to ! Rainier, ! $2.30 to Clatskanle. $3.D0 to Astoria, $4 to Seaside, etc Phone Broadway (4550. See .these beautiful cars, whether or not you take the trip. Oregon Scenic Trips company, Inc. Adv. Antos Leave St. Charles Hovel for St. Helens and way points at 6.30 a. rn.. 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. Columbia highway toi Bridal Veil and way points : at 10 a. mii and 4 p. m. Special Saturday and Sunday runs leaving St. Helens and Bridal Veil at 6 p. m. and St. Charles hotel at 11 p. m. For Information call Marshall 4381 or Main 930. Adv. Cooperation, and JJervie Blocking which eliminates pain, Tnake it possible for us to; extract and replace teeth with bridge work, the same day ; when patient so desires. "We replace ' front teeth with bridge work without crowns. Drs. Hart ley, Kiesendahl and Marshall, 307 Jour nal bldg. Adv. ! The Theosophleal Society will observe White Lotus day at the Theosophleal haill. 301 Central bldg., corner Tenth and Abler, Sunday evening May 9,J in com memoration of iL P. Blavatsky entering into a new life. , Special musical pro gram. Adv. Pernor rats Help build up a.-Democratic party in Oregon. Vote for Stark weather, a real Democrat, for United state sena'tor, and down the treaty rippers. Paid Adv. by Starkweather-for-Senator Club. j "The Fountain of Yonth" The Moore sanitarium jvlth Us milk and 'rest cure gives back, to Jaded humanity the erect bearing, clear eye, restored ambition and sturdy appearance which spells health. Office, 908( Selling bldg. Adv. j i A Permanent Redaction of 18 Per Cent ori all men's and boys' clothing! We can do this beoause we manufacture and sell direct. Mill-to-man methods out out all middle men. Brownsville Woolen Mill store, Third and j Morrison. Adv. 3r. George W. Carey will speak at the Metaphysical -library,! rooth 412. Central building. Tenth ' and i Alder. Sunday at 3 ip. m. and 8 p., m. j Subject, fThe End of the World, Astrologlcally and Physi ologically Considered." Adv. i Dr. B. .21. Ham m, pyorrhea specialist, formerly of tha ; Stevens building, has left the city and refers his patients and friends to Pr. G. M. Hoffman, 300 Jour nal building, whose j practice is limited to) pyorrhea treatment Adv. j -j Pyorrhea Treatments for quick and permanent-results. It costs me nothing to explain the cause and prevention, of Pyorrhea while I , work. C. Smith Long, dentist, 310 Bush & Lane bldg. Adv. Boys, J oat One More Week! Invent a fname for4 out splendid boys' clothing arid win a cash prize. Information and contest blanks at the Brownsville Wool en Mill store, Third and Morrison.--Adv. A Pleasing Effect In artificial teeth caln be obtained only at the hands of an expert Let Dr. E. C. Rosaman, the plate specialist, fit you with some that are right- 307 Journal bldg. Adv. Big Dance Tonight Columbia beach pvllion, Fleming 10 piece Broadway orchestra; Butterfield will sing. Cars at Fifth and Washington. Adv. Steamer I raid a ror St. Helens and Rainier, daily at 2:30 p. m., foot of Alder street. S inday, St- Helens only, X :30 p. m.- Adv. ; , Ministers ' Library 1 Just received, about a : thousand religious books. On Bale Monday, 10c, ..25c and- 50c each, af Hyland's, 204 Fourth street, between Taylor and Salmon. Adv. The Coo : Maternity Hornet Dr. Viola May Coe, j superintendent. Open -to all physicians. Rates reasonable. 25th and Lovejoy. .Main 5990. Adv. ; Ram mage Sale Extraordinary Port land Woman's club. May 11 to 15, Fire House Market, 170 Fourth street. Adv. j:No,n. Irritating;: Crowns,1 inlays and bridges. Easily 1 cleaned. Dr. Jay W. Herns, 310 Bush & Lane bldg. Adv. j '"Theosophy" Lecture, Monday, May 10. 8 o'clock,- .Chamber of Commerce building. -Adv. iCnt High Cost of Living Plant pota toes. - Pure seed, all kinds. 153 Front. Adv. j , : m - :To Speak at Vesper Service The Rev. A. A. Morrison, rector of Trinity Epis copal church, will speak at the vesper STANLEY MYERS FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY ' (Paid Adv. by J. A. Beck with) . TODAY 18 THE 1 DAY FOR PICNICS AT Council Ire si t yPARK HOP ON AN EARLY COUNCIL CREST CAR and 2:30 p. m. from 62 service In ;the?Reed college chapel at 4 o'clock today. ! Mrs. Gabriel Pullin will sing "Rejoice : Greatly" from the "Mes siah and Fred Brainerd will play the organ. The public la Invited -to be present J- - ; !. : i Ansley Printing Co. for quick serv ice. 252 Wash, st. Main 4671. Adv. Herbert Greenland, tailor, 304-5 Mor gan bldg.. dress suits a specialty. 'Adv. Dr. 5 Isbeth, chronic diseases, 533 Pit tock block. Broadway 518. Adv. - . Election Measures Will Be Discussed At public Meeting : t -- I -o 7 . The Social? Workers' Association of 'Oregon has arranged a most Interesting program of the dlBCussipn of the edu cational and ! social measures to be voted upon May 21 j This will probably be the only opportunity for the public to hear both sides - of the measures. ; For this reason the Lincoln High school on the evening of Monday, May 10, should be filled. Admission is free. - : . Walter Jenkins will begin the meet ing with, a community sing, and owing to the length of the program, the speak ing will begin at 7 :30 p. m. The fol lowing well known speakers will appear: Soldiers' educational fu,nd; Casslus R. Peck ; blind school fund, Mrs- Alexander Thompsons elementary school tax, W. C Alderson ; capital punishment, K. K. Kubll (for), N. F. Coleman against) taxation, Colonel Hofer: higher educa tional measure. Dr. W. J; Kerr ; problems of taxation, C C, Chapman, j t Epworth League Kntertalns White Salmon, Wash.. May 8. Two dramas, . with musical numbers, were given by the Ep worth League of the White Salmon Methodist church to an appreciative audience. The league main tains a reading room in the church base ment Cards of Thanks I desire to "thank my friends and the many friends of my beloved daughter. Miss Lily Stack, for the loving expres sions of sympathy extended in my recent bereavement, and for the numerous and beautiful floral offerings received from them. Mrs. Ida Stack Harvey, We wish to express our thanks for your'kind remembrances and sympathy aurtng. our recent, bereavement. James E. Lund and Relatives, i 'i I' i A gasoline tractor of low power has been Invented for ose instead of a horse on large lawn mowers, t i YOUNG'S DAIRY! LUNCH 429 Stark, Bet. 11th and 12th Excellent Pastry Baked by a Woman Tea Can't Beat Her I SPECIAL CHICKEX STEW Every Sunday CHOICE ROASTS SPECIAL STEAKS A Place Too Will Enjoy Stark Street Between Third and FourtU Downstairs) ; CHICKEN PIE 20c NOTHING OVER ZOo-i-LOTS LESS THAN 10c If It' s Kodak Puritan Cafeteria w ; ; i . " . 'it: ' ' ' I Kodaks Films Photo Phil in Charge Personal Service for Very Personal Work Lily Cups The Nicest Individual Paper Plates Napkins- j ' Luncheon Sets Auto Sets j Paper Towels Doll Cut-Outs, Games, Gig $aw Puz zles, Furniture Sets, Animal Cut-Outs, Etc., Etc., Etc., to amuse the children on their outing. NOMINATIONS MADE AT OF FOR "STUDENT OFFICES Carlton Savage and Don New bury to Contest for President 1 of Student Body, v University of Oregon, Eugene, May 8. Nominations for student body officers were made this week as folowei : President. Carlton Savage. Waconda, and Don Newbury, Klamath Falls ; vice president John Benef iel, Portland ; Nlsh Chapman, Marshfield, and John Houston. Klamath Falls ; secretary, uyie uryson. Eugene ; editor Emerald. Harry Smith, Eugene, and Ernest Crockett, Spokane; business manager. Emerald. Raymond Vester, 'Portland ; editor, Oregana, Harry Ellis, i Baker ; Kaymona Lawrence, Woodburn ; Wanna McKinney, Eugene; Velma Rupert. Eugene: manager. Ore gana, Warren Kays, Eugene; Els ton Ire land, Pasadena; junior man on execu tive - council, Wesley Frater, Riddle ; Arthur Kuhnh&usen.:- Portland ; Marc Latham, Silverton : member ; athletic council, Everett Branden berg. Bend ; SI Starr. Dallas: Glen Walkley, Eugene; Francis Jacobberger, Portland : senior man on student council. Lyle Bartholo mew, Salem ; Leith eAbbott ; Ashland ; Don . Davis. Nvssa : Hank Foster. John Day; John Gamble Portland ; George liopkins, Claremont, Cal. ; senior women, student council. Wanda Brown. Stayton : Kate Chatburn, Bandon : Lois Macy, Portland ; Mary Moore, Eugene ; Flor ence Riddle, Grants Pass : junior man on 8tudentcouncil, Norton Winnara, Eu gene ; Wayne Akers, : Wasco ;: "Chuck" Hutreins: Hood River: Ned-i Twining, Portland ; sophomore : man on student council. Curtlss Phillips. Portland ; Guy Koepp,. Eugene ; Tom - Watters,' Eugene ; yell leader. Claire Keener, Eugene ; tJarl Knudson. Portland. Elections will be held Wedpesday. . . -j A ;new -local women's sorority was Sr.su GAR 3 Lbs. for 69c 5 Lbs. for $145 . r i : .- I -- -100-Lb. Sack $23.65 We hive many people asking us what sugar will cost for canning time. : We can only say it - is everyone's guess, and your guess is as good as ours. The general opinion of the trade is it will not drop till the middle of July, and .it may be higher before then. The above prices are below pres ent i wholesale costs in Portland. ; ! THE '' SUGAR STORE Vss essBnBU.4vflsVefr4pn9eavBb ar eoiiNtu e. yMiiiii-k. it. am Have e tes UNIVERSITY ORE GON ! . for SUVVl Piper Table Covers Bamboo i Knives and Forks Vegetable Bowls, Etc., Etc. established this, week, when the student council approved establishment of Zeta Ai-vl' ,'"ger Bros, have a profusion of. lovely ' iL gifts .at varying prices, appropriate for IS Ai'i a?rz -V- whom Gifts the She'll Love a Diamond fEvery woman dreams : of the day when she will wear a sparkling dia mond ring or brooch set with the same beautiful gems. Make some charming girl, graduate happy by the gift of a ' diamond. Full-cut stones J15 and up. ) Sterling Silver Belt Buckles I aa low as S3.50.' :. ' - ' 'ij . ' ' , ' :- Solid Gold Signet 1 Rings . j as low as $2.0. Bracelets So pretty with - short-sleeved gownn. Gold-filled, as low as 11.50 ; Bolld gold, 7.00 and up. f lin!llllll!illlli:lliltlllll!HliHi:illliiUII!l!iaill!lllliiliillH'J iOUR SPECIAL I $100 DIAMOND is the' gem of : I no regrets. I iiii!uiuiiiiimtiiiii!ii:i!iii!iii!i:mw!ii:immiim!iiiiia:nj MM Plil'iii'iilillliBiliffl TYPEWRITERS ; For Sale and Rent Our stock consists of high class re built machines ,only. Retail Departmeat Wholesale Typewriter Co. Mala SCSI t SSI Washington St. - E . . - - PAPER TOWELS No more the grimy, permy toweL To-day it's standard to ose Dennison'e soft, safe, sanitary. One dries both : hands, i THE J. K. GILL CO.' Booksellers.1 Stationers, ; .Office Outfitters. Third and Alder Streets Rho Epsllon, to petition Alpha XI Delta, national , women's sorority. , The rlrls Spring Dedicated to Weddings and Graduation Commencement is allrimportant.' Select, now at your leisure, and choose a gift the recipient will get real pleasure out of. - -! : - -.'.. Engagement and ! Those dainty little circlets mean so much to a woman s life; she treasures them so through the years that they should be as lovely as possible. We have the newest : engraved effects, also some beautiful de-' signs in platinum, white gold andi$-carat yellow gold. Select matching, wedding and engagement rings. Graduate Will Like!, ) Pearls for Popularity We. have imitation pearls for as low as SS.50 and up to J250. The Pepular Add-ArPearl Necklaces, together with strings of genuine pearls, $5 to $500. Fountain Pens That time and temper saver. Sell for as low as $2.50. . . .'- ;- ' ;..- . ' ' Pendants and Bar Pins The latest and most charming de signs. Solid gold bar pins aa low as S4.00. - -i , Eversharp Pencils They . spell efficiency for their user. Silver-plated, sterling and gold, as low as S1.00. L - JAEGER Jewelers Silversmiths 131-133 SIXTH STREET lil!lllllllllillllllllllllllilllllllilill!IIBM , .' I- '-in - A DISTINCTIVE LETTERHEAD is, an advertising 5 power. It works J or; you. It's a business builder. E And, above all, it's the least expensive form of adver- tising. .. . ,j . ! , r;-- ;v : j . - - ' We create letterheads for-the best firms iri Portland - that command interviews and build business, i Let us E create one that fits your business. E Printing Engraving -Bookbinding 'y 1, "EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE" - ' ' ; c i ' E .Order Your Shrine Emblem Card Wow: E Fifth and Oak Sts. , nlllulllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllIllllllllllluillllllllllllliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiFB I t PYORRHEA Be iir yoa arc frea from thU dreaded dlneate, wblrk wrk rarag 1 the moatk aad eaasrs tke loaa of aoasd teeth aad oftea arpd'aree dleeaee sad deata or dlatrlbvtinE ft polsea to remote parte of the body. II takes Is the early eta gee It be eoeeesef ally treated. Coat Ja sad taveeftgata. -Fartlcalar Attentloa Paid to Plates aad Bridge Work EXAMINATION FBEE , 'H' , etf2I'a, s Hearst 8r to 8 P. M. Phoae i M lears la Portlaad Wise Dental G6 til FAILING BLDG.. THIRD AND WASHINGTON a DROP IN AT GENERAL 488 to 494 Washington "Street 4 OPEN EVENINGS . Take the car home from Woostet's are endeavoring obtain a house, for next year;-;- - -'-., j TTie i J -m .: f The Loveliest Stone - of All The Diamond - Go to a specialist when you want expert advice. We can help you to select the diamond you -want, whether It Is a modest stone at SIS or a handsome gem at S2500. Longorears of experience have taught us to know diamonds ; get the benefit in your purchase. , Every Boy Needs A Good Watch A watch Is not a luxury; It is a necessity for (he boy starting out . in the business world. .The young chap 'about to . graduate will appreciate ' a Uroen, Waltham or Klgin watch. AU prices. . ' , v ; BROS; Orcgonian , Building illil!ill!lillii;iiiPiilliilli;i: re?- -7 . .." , . ; -. . - .'if LETTERHEADS THAT GET ATTENTION Mar. 6080. Aut. 565-48 E SUCCESSFULLY TREATED M. IIM - ' VVv -V X . :! ..;:' : " ' TOAIwTtir i V : WOOSTEirS MERCHANDISE 1 - WJB a .23 1 i m 9 nn vp ?M NORTMWIIT The Rainier Hotel ! In the heart of Portland ; hits the beat of accommodations to otfer to the -traveler who if lookinir for a medium-priced HOTKL. either tran sient on permanent. lx-ated .one block from the main poKtoffice. t:ar ervtce to all parts of the city un xcelled. J . . Also convenient to all lepots. . J'j US North Sixth Street Brtwy. 1418 KODAK OLM NET? !! Mi k3 I f PniNTD rr,arn.1Yux r t-i-iJ i. ' ' 1 : C no HAVE YOU -TRIED LOOANBKRV JAZZ OOUFSOTIOH - PRICE 5 CENTS . Hussall d gilbert Co. We guarantee bur work fo 10, years. We will examine your teeth free and tell you lust what they require and what it will cost. . i j I" give my personal i Mtentim, to all work. -?r. OB DR. H. FV NEVVTON, Prop. : Open Kveninc Until 10 Boston Painless Den tis ts Bitweea 4tb and tlh on Waihlmton St Watch Clock Repairing Every make or shape care fully and scientifically i', repaired. C. CHRISTENSEN Fifth ' Floor Buchanan Bldg. Washington St., Bt. 4th and Sth CALCULATOR THE ADOINO MACHINE OF SATISFACTION B-VEAR OUARANTEE $15.00 Calculator Company SIS OORBETT SCOO. MARSHALL SS7 CoroNA The PoreonaJ Writing Macbia. . WITH CASS E. W. PEASE CO. Bxelualv Olvtrlba tera. ais st. I BAM AND OKCHRKTRA IHSTRl'. , ME.1TS HOSOUBAril-All work done In our own shop and ittlsf acttoe J guarantee Ooid and Silver Plating SIEBERLING - LUCAS MUSIC CO. Its FOURTH ST. r HOSE MAIN StSt, Pianos, - Talking Machines ?, l I AU other Milil In.fra 1 menu Hplr.l, I'olt.h.d, Mnr - "l.tr.. bjr Ksprt VVorlt men. All WmI (Jiunnfxl EW II I. DC. . Entrance 287 Wathlngtoa Tuninn Aad a.p.t.int F'lanea ana Piarw FliMe. Ericas r aenaeie lae aaer Reliable Dentistry See. av'V end - W . ' ' M k.,wi.