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OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. TOWN TOPICS . Travelers to all porots of tha United States o ' broad ahoulJ taka advantage of experienced in formation and serale. of faxed through Tb Ora ton Journal Travel Bureau, in Mfaoaal chare of Doncy B. Baaith. Uaiiroad tickets and ataaaaahtp Dookints arrancod. Foralsn axc&aas;. Issnag. aforgaauoo sites Kfardin: paaaporta. comma cvkxt Stat aneamament. O. a. K.. Astoria. Jon 8. Republican national conveoUoB, ' Chtcaso. Jane a. Ltemocratio national ooneaotion, &aa Franciaea, IBB 88. - v Imperial Council. Myrtle Shrine, 'Jon 22-24 Portland Uom FssUtm. Portland. Jon 24-25 Order Eastern Star, grand chapter. Portland. inne'8. ' -.- - National - Traveten - Protect! r. association. Portland. June 14 to IB. . Kiwaefa CluU ef Aaa.rlca, Portland. Jo It ta It. A. r. sVA. M. grand lodce, Portland. Job . Indian War veterans. Portland. Iim su. Oreeon Pioneer association. Portland. Jul 1. American ,: Lesion contention, Astoria. Jail so-ai. . Bayers' week, Angaat to 14. American Society of Ciril Knadnears eonTaav tion. Amruat 10 to 12. Bona of Hermann, a rand lodce, Portland, Sp- temDer 31. i'endkton Bound-Up. September 23-28. Oregon Slate Fair. Salem, aeptem per 27 to tJctooer 3. Pacific Coast Gaa sJaociatian. Portland. Sep tember. Washington Stat Fair. Yakima, September Oregon-Idatio I'annem' Educational Onion of America, The Dalle. December 3 to 4. Oregon Butter and Cheea Maker-, Portland Ifet-eniber IT. State Teachers" association. Portland. Daoata- ler zw-ai. THRIFT and WAB SAVINGS STAMPS ; on Sale' at Business Of tic. Tne Journal 48 Stolen Antot Recovered The 'auto theft department of the bureau of police .recovered 40 of 44 automobiles reported ctolen during May, according to a report filed with Chief of Police , Jenkins by Lieutenant Harvey Thatcher. Nine ma chines stolen outside of Portland have been recovered by. the department, says the report. During- May. 1919, the' report shows that 97 automobiles were stolen. The department made 93 arrests during the - past month for various offenses which totaled $333 In fines and Jail sentences of 421' days. i Foundry Purchase T h e American Bronze and Brass works have bought the -plant, i building- and -equipment of the 'Willamette Brass foundry, located at 140 North Front street, foot of Hoyt, and have moved from their old location, 659 Upshur street, into same, where with greatly- increased facilities they are pre pared to serve their old customers as well as new. Castings made In all metals except iron and steel, from one ounce to ' one ton. Bronze signs and memorial plates our specialty. When you want service, try us. Phone Broad way 4115. Adv. Dry Law Violator Fined Two vio lators of the federal prohibition law, William . Gorman of Portland and Ray Jones of Waconda, pleaded guilty be fore ' Federal, Judge Bean Saturday and were fined $150 and $100 respectively, federal agents found six pints of moon shine in Gorman's pocket. They report that he . was about to make a sale at the time of arrest About 16 gallons of grape mash and a small 'quantity o'f wine were found at Jones' home in Ma rlon county. Both men had previously been held to the federal grand jury. , Jefferson High Issues Annual The Spectrum, the annual class publication of the graduating class at Jefferson high school, made Its appearance Saturday. The annual contains 175 pages and is especially good in-, character. In spite of the fact that the printing was done in its own plant, which is worked to ca-i paclty printing- special election school bulletins, school - diplomas 'and ' other school jobs. - Jefferson has the highest 'number of graduates of any high school In Portland. , , Seek Shipping Cooperation- Members of. the shipping committee of the Cham ber of Commerce have . requested the foreign trade department to cooperate with the traffic bureau of the Port of Portland , commission -In making a sur vey of exchange cargo with the east coast of Soutlj America. It Is under- atAAl rVtnr sTjsTa e ATeCl 1 a-Am vta As r wan A-4e sidering the establishment of steamer service between the. Columbia river and South American porta. Irebanonltes to Meet--The a,n null meeting of the Lebanon society will be held at Peninsula park Wednesday eve ning, June '16. A picnic lunch will be served at 6 :30, the society providing coffee, cream and sugar. All former Lebanonttes- are cordially Invited -to be present, as new officers are to . be elected. Mrs. C. M. Menzies Is president of the club, C. V. Robs treasurer andi M. ,G. Cleaver secretary. Men's Work Shoes at Right Prices We make them in bur own factory. We guarantee every, pair, and there are no profiteering prices. A square deal Is building up our "business. Hundreds of Portland men. and other hundreds throughout the state, have their footwear made by us. A single trial makes a permanent- customer. Sadler Shoe Fac tory, Seventeenth and Marshall. Adv. Two Patrolmen Promoted Promotion Of Patrolmen William A. Barker and Charles A. Cason to sergeants was an nounced Saturday by Chief of Police Jenkins.' Barker -is record clerk, and Cason is property clerk at the police station. Both have been connected with the bureau for several yeara. . ;. : Silverman Hearing . Continued Hear ing of Jake Silverman before United States Commissioner Drake Saturday was postponed until Monday owing to the absence of witnesses. Silverman is charged with being an accomplice of his brother. Morris Silverman, in the sale of stolen War Savings stamps. He is at liberty on $2000 bonds. . Injured in Fall of Cement W. Whip ple, an employe of the United Contract ing company, was "bruised about the right shoulder Saturday when several sacks of cement fell on him while work ing on a construction job at Mountain boulevard near Patton road. He waa taken to St. Vincents hospital. Motor to Seaside Go down to your own lot and cottage. Buy a lot tn Cart wright park on the installment plan from $25 to $700 on the boardwalk. Whitmer-Kelly company, 414 Pittock. blocK, or F. M. Cole, Seaside. Or. Adv. Free ! Circulating Library Open to public every day except Sunday between 1 and 4:30 p, m. Books on occult, philo sophical. I scientific and religious sub jects. Philosophical hall, 301 Central building. Also books, for sale; Adv. JTeedg Buggy and Clothes Who is the "Good Samaritan who will provide a DROP IN AT WOOSTER GENERAL MERCHANDISE 488 to 494 WajaKington Street OPEN EVENINGS - - Take the car home from Wocster'g baby buggy and clothes - for a three) months' old Infant? The young mother and child are in the care of the women s protective division of the police bureau. Anyone who is willing to aid the mother and child should get in touch with Mrs. O. J. Franks!, acting superintendent of the division. , i, ..f. Auto Leave's 8U- Cksmt Hotel for Scappoose C :30 a. m. ; St. Helens, Astoria and Seaside, 10 a, m., 1:10 p. m. : Scap poose and St. Helena. 4 p. m. ; extra Sat and Sua. to ; Scappoose and St. Helens. 11 :15 p. m. Cascade Locks and Hood River 9:45 a. m.. 2:45 p. m.; Bridal VeU and Multnomah Falls, 10 a. m., 4 P. m. ; extra Sat. and Sun., 11 :15 p. m. to Bridal Veil. For information call Marshall 4361. Adv. j I Business Men to Give Program The East Side Business Men's chib Thursday evening will have its usual civic pro g ram,, dinner and dance at its building on Grand avenue, corner of Kast Aider street. There will be explanations of the proposed : harbor . improvements. Judge Robert G. Morrow will talk on hospitality to Shrlners. , ! Wolfe Held1 to Grand Jury Ed Wolfe of Beaverton was held by. United States Commissioner Drake Saturday morning to the federal - grand jury under - $500 bail on a charge of sending an improper letter through the mails. Wolfe Is said to have written a letter of a defamatory nature to a j young woman living In Beaverton. f i Injured In Fall from Bnlldlng-J. W. Brown, a laborer for the : Northwest Bridge and Steel company, fell 15 feet off a building: being wrecked by the company ! this morning, injuring his right shoulder, head and back. He. was taken to Good Samaritan - hospital. Brown lives at 186 Sheridan street. Freedom from every discordant con dition is yours for. the asking. --' The PBychometa -Physical Institute, Dr. D. K. Zlmmermann, psymph director,! 210-317 Bush & Lane building. Main 6741- 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. evenings. Sun days by appointment. Adv. : j T ea s A VfAVSa VtsFur ; sV-sWvursnan A TWfsnr car of frozen pork arrived , in Portland Saturday and was - immediately placed on sale in the two army meatmarketa at 20 cents a pound. Only a very few of the choicer cuts will be sold for 22 cents. Another car is due within, a few days. High Blood Pressure The conditions producing high blood pressure yield to the milk and rest cure as given at the Moore sanitarium. The; great majority of patients t secure lasting benefits. Phone East 47. .- OTfice 908 Selling build ing. Main 6101. Adv. - y -A Fear O t e rco m We overcomes fear of dental operations by successfully treat ing pyorrhea, extracting, filling and crowning teeth, without pain by aid of nerve blocking, Drs. Hartley, Kieaen- dahl. and Marshall, 307. Journal building. Adv. , - -.-!" Legion Auxiliary to Meet The Wo-. men's Auxiliary to the American Legion will meet Monday at 8 .p. m. in the gray parlors of the Hotel Multnomah. All members are requested to be present by Mrs. W. A. Elvers, president.: j Dr. NesbitH Institute, 633 and 535 'Pit tock block. Special treatment. Nervous diseases, diabetes, stomach trouble, high blood pressure and faulty circulation. Phone Broadway 518 for appointment. Adv. , ;;.-i -- t Free Lecture Tonight Subject. "Hu man Form of the Divine Word," by Will iam Reece, at Theosophical hall, 301 Cen tral building, corner Tenth and Alder. All are invited. Adv. , Saw' riling Shop Scorched Fire in the rear of the saw filing shop oper ated by Frank Buerra at 937 North Jersey street In St Johns caused dam age estimated at $500 Saturday. ; Picnic Planned for Wednesday Aha- val Sholom' congregation will i hold Its annual picnic at the Oaks park Wednes day, according: to announcement made Saturday. j Headache,'! painful, dim or! blurred vision and eyestrain can be relieved and clear vision given. , See Dr. F. ! N. San defur. vision specialist,' 314 -i Journal building. Adr. ' f - Exercises at formal School Gradua tion exercises of the Marylhurst Normal school will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at Oswego. n Steamer Iralda for St" Helens " and Rainier, dally at 2:30 p. m., foot of Alder street. Sunday. St. Helena only. 1:30 p. m. Adv. -. - IrU la Fall Bloom. Mountain View Floral company, '341 East Seven ty-ec-ond street southeast. Adv. j Dr. E. C. Bossman, specializing in arti ficial teeth. 307 Journal bldg. Adv. C. (See) Smith Long for Pyorrhea. 310 Bush &i Lane. bldg. Adv.j t Safety Boxes Penny a day. j 284 Oak. Adv. i - New Perkins Hotel j Washington and Fiftli Sts.; PORTLAND, OREGON Rates From $1.00 Per Day Special Weekly and Monthly ' s f :; Rates .:.' f Excellent ' Restaurant Boys Summer School June 14 August 1 . VH. Mi BAKE, Pi Jnclpal of Irvirtgton School, is serving as Principal of Summer School. . .-. .... Teachers are men who durtng uthe year are. Principals- - of . r Portland Schools, i 4TH T0 8TH GRADES , . Each boy's special need analysed and provided for by class work su pervised study, or private tutoring. Physical development eared for by -gymnasium training under ex 'pert supervision. : - ALL CJfDJSR AUSPICES OF Oregon Institute of Technology Y.M.C.A- Call or write Hugh Miller, Dept. A, Office 416 Portland Advertising Agency Opens Office In San Francisco The advertising agency of Botsford, Constantine ti Tyler on June 1 opened an office In . the Hearst building, San Francisco, in charge of P. S. , Tyler, president of the company. "Our clients have found California re sponsive to the sale of their products." says David M. Botsford, vice president and - Portland manager of the agency. "Today you find such products as Tilla mook cheese, Phez " loganberry juice, Jantzen bathing suits, Oregon City wool ens. Wade dragsawav Snowflake crack ers, and other Oregon products, among the best sellers In California. It is to give these concerns the benefit of a close study of the California field that we have opened our bf flees there. At the same time, - we have Jbad a number of calls from California manufacturers for our services and expect to develop an organization there equal to. those of our Portland and Seattle -i offices.? This agency now eperates office's In Seattle, Portland and San Francisco. Estacada to Stage Fourth Celebration Estacada, June 6. The Community club has decided to celebrate the Fourth of July and a committee of six was ap pointed to make arrangements. . The Loyal Legion ol Portland celebration will be held-in conjunction. The com mittee is as follows r J. K. Ely, Mrs. S. E. Wooster. Mrs. II. C. Stephens.' Syl vester Lawrence, Mrs. R. G. McCall and XV-E.- Burns. A Goddess of Liberty will be selected by vote for the most , pop ular young woman. The program will be under the direction of Mrs. R. G. McCall. , Epworth Sessions End Vancouver. Wash June ' S ThA Rpv E. M. Hill, sunerintendent of the Van couver district of the Methodist church. officiated as toaatmaster at the Epworth League convention banquet Friday night at tne aim Met nod let cnurch and spoke. The convention closed at noon today. Cards of Thanks The undersigned wish to thank their many friends and especially the - mem bers of Washington No. 46, A. . F and a. At., ror ineir Kind assistance during the sickness and death of their lhisband and father. Also for the many floral piece. Wilhelmina Logan, John Logan and Earl Logan.- :- The undersigned wish to thank their many friends and especially members of Multnomah camp No. 77. 'W. O. W.. for their kind assistance during the sick ness and death of their father, Louie L. Kastner. Also for the many floral pieces. Louie M. Kastner, Henry M. Kastner, Elizabeth. Putnam, Lena A. Howard. , . y , T vUh rh erianlr Tm.1 -ta ie; ol-u Metal Workers, and friends for their kindness rliirincr th. IllnAH rA Ha,. of my son, Joe Matcovich. Also for me many ziorat pieces. jr. v. Matco vich. . . . i 1 : i N I GH T HORSE SHOW DURING MYSTIC SHRINE A3TD ROSE FESTIVAL WEEK " June 21-22-23-24-25 MULTNOMAH CLUB FIELD Tickets on Sale at Sherman, Clay Ce Sixth and Morrison St. Reserved Seats. . . . .$2.20 Box Seats., i . . . . i . :. $3.30 (Includes War Tax and Admission) NORTHWEST HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION 481 Northwestern Bank Bunding 1 00,000 Served a Year 'Thar Most Talked oF and Besb-lTiauhboFEatirrri Places in bhs City IV "TRer-ES a Reason TICKETS r - i,i ! i. f. I Three Appetizing' Places Two t Broadway and Washington Streets One at Park and Alder. Cornelius Hotel Park Service leady To Distribute 1920 Auto Guide Maps The national park service of the. de partment of interior has ready for free distribution the 1920 . automobile guide maps, according to information received by the general land office here. Maps are available of Yellowstone. Glacier, Mount Rainier. -Crater Lake, Tosemite, Sequoia and General Grant and Rocky mountain national parks. The maps are printed in colors and show all the roads and trails within he parks, hotels and camps, free public camp grounds and other information. Small road maps of the states in which the park is located is included. i V'V-,- v . The park service has also issued an au tomobile map of western United States, showing the location of the national parka : The national park-to-park high ways are shown in red. Requests for maps should be made to the director of the national . park service. Washing, ton, D. C. " ' Funeral of Veteran And Former Pastor . Held on Saturday Rev. Isaac B. Self, who died suddenly Wednesday while visiting (,Gresham. was a retired Presbyterian minister and had resided at- the home of his niece, Mrs. H. M. King, in this city at 1361 r OF FICEFUR OF STANDARD , QUALITY AND EVERYTHING ! TO EQUIP THE OFFICE THAT BELONGS DESKS TABLES CHAIRS FILES Our stock includes: ! Flat Top Desks, Roll,. Top' Desks, Typewriter Desks, Office Tables, Book- ; keepers' Desks, Byron T-W Cabinets and Chairs in quarter-sawed oak and mahogany; also Wood; and Steel Filing Equipment for every ' need, i IRWIN-HODSON Office Supplies. 387 Washinjjton St, Pittock Blk: "There's a Reason" We Serve We Make and Bake Everything - We TJse h Ila Fia. IsselU Wl thr) Sbeamlfi lup a ! ill i - 1 III I II I' 111 I M r Plenty for Twenty No Charge for Bread We are enlarging our places at Broadway and ' ' ' - Wash. Sts. to three times their present capacity. COFFEE CUP CAFETERIA CO. : ABTHliB H. President ' " .... East Twenty-sixth street north. . Rev. Mr. Self was a first lieutenant in Com pany L Fourth Tennessee volunteer U. S. infantry, during the Civil war. H was a member, of Gordon Granger post No. 43, G. A. R-, of this city and was chaplain and; past instructor of the de partment of Oregon and a member of the Presbyterian Ministers association of Oregon. Before coming to. Portland a number of years ago be served in the ministry In California and for several years was pastor of the Presbyterian church- in Han ford, CaU : Funeral serv ices were conducted Saturday afternoon at the establishment of R. T. Byrnes, 901, ' Williams avenue. Rev. Boudinot Seeley' officiating. Final services were in Rose City cemetery. Bids Called for Work On the Trout Lake 1 White Salmon Eoad Jn a letter from Governor Louis Hart County ConmissloneP John G. Wyera of White Salmon is informed that bids' are being called for the grading and gravel ing of, the state highway "from the new bridge at Underwood to the White Sal-mon-Trerut lake road.The improremeht of this piece of road, together with the proposed hard surfacing of the i Trout lake road, will be a decided step in the good ; roads u movement L In , Klickitat county. ... ' i : . ! . r With ' the completion of this link of roadway a fine graveled highway will connect White. Salmon andi Stevenson, a distance of 37 . miles, i ' S. H. Green Stamps for cash. Hol man Fuel Co.. Main 353. 660-21. Adv. WITH SUCCESS the Best and Sell for Less Plenty for Twenty- No Charge for Bread i iRoast Beef 20c Roast Veal . . . i . . -20c Stewed Beef ..... .20c- Hamburger Steak ... . 20c Chicken Pie .......20c Veal Stew 20c Baked Beans 10c Fish .20c Pastries . . 5c-25c Coffee, Tea'. 5c Salads, from.. 5c to 15c 2 Eggs, any. style. .15c Roast Beef Hash ..15c Vegetables !v . . . ; .... 5c Strawberry Short- I ......... ' Meal Tickets $5.50 for 'fd.UUrUood at Any of the Stores . MITURE Careless Campers . Facfe Punishment'; For Leaving Fires Careless campers who go away from Eagle creek leaving a blaze burning ..or even smouldering coals will not be let off byj merely 'being made to return and put out : their fire. Henceforth, guilty offenders will be arrested and fined. Last year Forest Hanger Albert Wtesen danger tried the "folio whig and forcing to j return" ' stunt in the case of camp ers who didn't know, or ignored-the Never was silver lovelier, nor Jewelry mare charming tn'd Indi vidual than now. Your gift need not be expensive to be dis tinctive t we have many new and dainty ronceits that would please the June bride or graduate at moderate prices. ENGAGEMENT and Select the all-important ring mucn. -wnether you choose through the aires : or the new the extremely popular platinum Wedding Suggestions Table Silver in such well known patterns as , Lans downe, Mary Chilton, La fayette. Living Room or - Boudoir Clocks.- - - -Candlesticks for table use. - -'c. :'- ' j ' j Sandwich Plates.'' ' Bon Bon Baskets.' Salts and Peppers. '. ' L DIAMONDS Purchase diamonds where the store's' integrity is unassailable'. Jaeger Bros, have a wide reputation for giving buyers the full value of their money, whether the stones purchased are large or small. OUR SPECIAL $100 DIAMOND stoma) of . a regrets. , JAEGER BROS. 131-133 Sixth ! Street MM jewelers :f : : - ' . . ' i- i '. i -, . ' .( :. .':.''r.! r ,.',-' I fLmfi W-e woJ,d ,5ke to 'onstrate : It" fl" ' lm'flllll to you .the superior' construe-, i fflfJlFf VivPlII " ' tion of the ' ' ' ' T B. L. MARBLE jrX OFFICE 3 CrlAIRS - ' ' ' ' ' -' ' ; - "V it -they- r ire not, only 'made " ; . J " mI'iiJl right, look fight and are com- f illin ' f'3N tortable'; Vut they give,that , I '"' '"TaaTr-rt desired 1 satisfaction in service . tM lil it If f I : . fnl "i ? I ands te,t ' time " f j - - III hi i ii - . in II i m I ' : ; XviERYTHING FOR THE- OFFICE ; - , , PRINTlWG-CltAVING -IkXJKEINDING Fifth and Oak Streets Mar.' 6080, Aut. 565-48 HjiiMiuniiiMiiiiiiinniiiiiuninninniiiiinnniiiunnnnniunnuinMiiunininif V When You Select . That Wedding or : , Graduating Present prised much more highly ten years from now- than- it will . be when given be sure of the quality-rwnether. it be s -. . ' A WXTHOTTD, WHIST WATCH, PBAXlT.f or SI1TB. - We know that you can buy any article In our ' store with safety, because we. carry only merchandisa of known quality 1 STAPLES E .-1 .'..'.; 266 MORRISON ST, n.ii.iiiiiiiiiiH.imu.im rule of the, big 'outdoors in the interest of forest protection, but this year For est Supervisor T. H. Sherrard directed that actual arrests should be made. , The , first three arrests were . made Tuesday Two Washington cars camped at Eagle creeks Monday night, leaving early Tuesday morning. .'r- , "Isn't it a shame the way people leave fires burning around here? remarked two other campers upon the appearance of Albert Wiesendanger. Albert pricked up his ears. He saw the fires. He .tele phoned to Deputy Sheriff.. Chrlstof f er sen a description of the cars and .their occupants ; The parties were , arrested upon their arrival in Portland and were fined, S each. ,- .- :, - Fitting Gifts i V for -.. WEDDING -. . and : GRADUATION WEDDING RINGS with Iovintr care: ft 'mein n the "plain gold, band, sanctioned engraved effect; white gold; or i, we have it ' y. Graduation., Suggestions Watches dainty wrist models for girls; practical timepieces for the boys. Imitation Pearls ; Add-a-Pearl Necklaces; genuine Pearls.' Vanity Purses sterling and rold-filled. Sterling Napkin Ring, or Marker.. - ;-.' Dorlne Boxes all favored styles. ' - Fountain Pen or Eversharp Pencil; We shall be glad to aid you in selec tion; to gve you' the benefit of our. years .of. experience. -Our stock is large and prices very fair. $15 to $2500 J.ne TT I XI A TTfiTT n MJIMi .Oregonian Building ' C ' .v , - "" .mir-iaar-m :. .. ..unisai Tto Jcvckr-Optxcbn I Catwaaa 3rd and 4tk . ; H when PortfepJ Decorations, roses, sunshine, - beautiful scenery, all help toward making Portland's guests have -a good time. But there is something big ger and far more essential something that will make , Portland known, not as a city of "grafters," but as the ity of the "Square Deal." THAT IS: That every Port lander who has any business dealings with visitors to Portlarid shall do the. fair and Just thing by them that the Golden Rule shall be put into actual practice. The BETTER BU1SNESS BU REAU Is making every effort n to eliminate any unscrupu lous business tactics. We will - appreciate the assist-' ance of all loyal citizens In informing us of any attempt to take advantage of stran- gers. ; Better Business Bureau PORTLAND AD CLU3 j . 308 Oregon bl3f.,' ' i ' 'Broadway 2605. , 9 nn vp artMCST lt VMS MOMTHWSrr The Rainier Hotel . In the heart of Portland j bus the best of accommodations to otl-r to the traveler who Is looking for a medium-priced HOTEL, either tran sient or permanent. Located one block from the main postofflce. Car service to all parts of the city un excelled. . Also . convenient to ail lepota, IIS Forth Sixth Street Bdwy. 1113 Reliable Denti til a We guarantee our work for 10 years. We will examine your teeth free and tell you -Just what they require and what j it will cost ) : I give my personal L.. attention to all work. ; Dr. r, DH. H. F. NEWTON, Prop. Open Evening Until 10 BostonPainlessDcnihta Between ttk and Slk on Waiblnstoa IU TYPEWMTEHG "For, Sale and Rent Our stock consists of high class re built machines only. '" ' Setail Department Wholesale Typevritcr Co. Mala 81 SI1 Waihlnrtoa ft. CALCULaVTOR TH AOOiaJO MACMINK OF SATItra --f B-VKAft OUARANTKK '' 015.00 Calculator Ccmpr.n; (1S OOHSITT BLDQ. MRiHUL I ? Baku aiid OBCHrsTm jy : MENTS PBONOUttAiUa--A .1 . done la our own shop an'i hi. guaranteed. Oold and kUver i. SIEBERLING-LUC; MUSIC CO. IIS FOURTH 8T FHOltB UXXZT t Pianos, Talking MacLI A1o Ail tb f -r r tr.. by itr-t Wormi Very WafjLO "tvm All vVori 4rurTMt r;icrt now i Entrance S7 Wuhmt m a e 9 ' n.lrln. . spw . 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