THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1820.
Ji. JL
TOWN TOPICS
Travelers to an points oT tba Onltod States m
broad sbooU lake idnntw of raperleaesjd t
lorsution and ecrvira -offered tbreoclt Taa Ora
ei Journal Travel B area a, la oeraonel chares at
Immt B. Saaith. Railroad tickets and stesssahta,
boofeinca inutii Vonifa tzrhnnf taamd,
lalormaUoa siren regardine; caasports,
. - a
OOMIK E"JT
DeaaneraUo BaUoaal ooveotioa, Saa rraoctoe
"Portland 8Wn Craft convention. June 19-2 1.
Isupenai Council, Myrtle ttbna. ena 22-34.
Portland boa PeattvaV rortlaad. June Z4-2S.
.Older fiaatera btar, grand coasts. Portland.
Jane 8. ' ' '
lunui arsT.j? s iuhm i
Portland, Jsna 14 to 19. '
Kiwsnis Chiba at Aaserfes, P-jrUand. Jmaa
I to IS. . .
A. r. A A. U. grand lode. Portland. Jnma 14.
. India War veteran., forUand. Job ao. --.-Ortna
Pioneer aawcUtioa. Portland. Jnlr 1.
Aainoa UtioB coonaUoa, Astoria, Jul
10-81. . - : '
Buyers sjeek. Aagnat t to 14.
Aaicrteaa Society of Civil Eaalnoen aoma-
Uon. Aoetut 10 to 32.
Bona of Hermans, grand lodca. Portland. Sep
tember 21. -
Pendleton Soond-Cp, September SS-2.
Orego Stale lair, Salem, September 2T to
October 3.
- Pacific Coaat Gaa aaaodaUon, Portland. ' Sep
teniber. Washington State VUr. TsUaaa. Scn4ees.be
20-25.
Oregoo-Idabo rann an" Educational Union of
America. Tba Dalits, December 2 to 4. -
Oregon Batter and Cheese Maierr, Portia no
December IT.
-, State Teachers association. Portland, Daonm-
ber 2SS-S1. . . . ; j '
- TODAT'S FORECASTS
Portland and vicinity: Tonight and Tba ra
dar fair; northwesterly winds.
Oregon: Tonight and Thursday fair; mod
erate northwesterly winds.
' Washington : , Tonight and Thursday fair east
portion, probably shower west portion; moderata
wind, mostly southerly.
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WEATHEB COXDITIOSS
The pressors la eaoderately high in the
Northern Pacific and Northern Rocky mountain
atates, and from the lake region and New Eng
land southward over Tennessee. In other sec
tions moderately low pressure is the rule, the
, lowest bring in a risona. Precipitation has oc
curred in i'rta of Oregon, Washington, British
t'olumbfa. Alberta, Montana, Colorado, Missouri,
Minnesota. Florida. Prnroylvania. New York and
Massachusetts. . The weather is mach cooler in
the Northern Mock? mountain - region. The
temperature ia generally below normal over the
Northwest and along the Atlantic coast, and
above normal In other sections. . .
Relativ. humidity - at Portland : Noon yea
terday, 44 per cent; ft p. m. yesterday, 46 per
cent ; 5 a. m. today, 85 per cent.
Precipitation since January 1: Total. 15.43
inches; normal. 13.30 inches; deficiency, T.8S
' OBSERVATIONS
STATIONS
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Boise, Idaho ...........
Boston. Mass. ...........
Buffalo, N. T. ..........
Chicago, Til. ...........
Denver. Colo. ..........
Tto Moines, Iowa.. ......
Fresno. Cal. ...........
;alveston, Tessa ........
Helena, Mont. . . ,
Honolulu, T. U... .....
Huron, H. !.". ..........
Ksmloopa, B. C.
Ksiuss City, sio... ......
KuoiTille. Tenn. ........
Ioa Angeles. Cal........
Msrahfiekl, Or. .........
Medford, Or. , .vi ,
afempnis.: Tenn. .........
Missoula, Mont. ........
Mndena. I'Uh ..........
N eat., Orleans. la .........
N York. N. X
Sunn, Alaska ...... J..
North, Head. Wash..
North Platte, Neb........
Oklahoma City, Okla......
l'hoonii. Aria, ..........
PitUbarg. Pa. ..........
. I'ofatello, Idaho . ........
Portland. -Or.
Prince Kupert. B. C......
Uoseburg, Or. ..........
Koswell; N. M .
Sacramento, Cal. ., ....... .
St. Louis, Mo. ..........
Kt. Paul Minn ....
' Salt jik City. UUh ......
Kaa IMego.. Cal ........
nan e'ranciseo, ' Cal. ......
HeatUe. Wach.. .. .
nlierldan ' Wyo.
Sitka, Alaska . ..
Spokane. rWaMi. ........
Hwift Current. Bask
Tactcna. Wash.
Tampa. Pla
Tanana, Alaska ........
Tatoosh Island. "Wash.....
Tonopab, Ner.
Triangle Island. B.C....
Vakies, Alaska
TiBcouHr, B. C..;'i..
Walla Walla. Wash......
Washington. I. U. ...... t
Williston, N. IJ..
W'lnneraucca. Ner, .......
Yakima, Wash. . . .
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rtam, -which included speeches by Mayor 1
Baker, Miss Cathleen Cocltburn and ,
Lucia Brarenn. A. J. Bale, first vice
president, outlined a method . whereby
th club Tnisht ret back of community
service In a practical way." Mrs. George
Hotchkiss ' Street sang' two ' solos , and '
Walter Jenkins led a sins- ; ;
- Tiaaer Aesisltted by Jsry A verdict
of not guilty was returned' by the jury
Tuesday . afternoon ; fi ' Federal Judce
Bean's court against H. W. Hoeckier.
proprietor of a : tin Jahop at ' 228 Ash
street. Hoeckier was : charged with
manufacturing: and selling; "tills In vio
lation of the federal prohibition law.
He admitted making certain copper cans
in his shop, but denied that he knew
they were to be need for stills. : He also
denied ; allecatlons - that ' the cans had
been concealed underneath ' a bench.
Henry Hoeckier, his son. Is charged
with the tsame offense." .
CommsBity Sing to Be Given A com
munty sing- under auspices of the Na
tional League for - the J?romotlon of
Patriotism will be held at Central
library Thursday evening- at 8 o'clock.
Chorus singing- of national songs and
ballads in preparation lot th Rose
Festival will be conducted by Professor
pTom G. : Taylor, organist and choir
master of St. Davids church.' All are
invited. No admission and song books
provided.; '-." ;.
Asto Leaves SU Char Bote! for
Scappooee :30 a. m. ; St. Helens, Astoria
and Seaside, 10 a. m.. 1 :30 p. m. ; Scap-
fiooam and SU Helens. 4 p. m. ; extra Sat-
ana tsun. to scappoose and su Helens,
11:15 p. m. Cascade Locks and Hood
River :45 a. m.. 2 :45 p. m. ; Bridal VeU
and Multnomah Falls, 19 s," m., 4 p. m. ;
extra Sat. and Sun., 11 US p. m. to Bridal
Veil. For Information call Marshall 4381.
A&v-. . :w " I . - - 7 "
Cksres Hea to Meet Men cf the First
Congregational church are invited to a
men's luncheon Thursday at 12 :1 sharp
in the Hotel Portland to discuss what
men can do to make the work of the
church more effective. A ! men's pro-,
gram was outlined by the pastor in the
church calendar of May '30. The meet
ing is to adjourn at 1:30 p. m. . plates
will.be 75 cents. " y
Oregoa Postal Workers to Meet No
tifications have been sent out of the
annual convention of Oregon letter car
riers at Salem, June 26. The postal
Clerks will meet at the same time and
place. It is expected that addresses will
be made by United States Senator Mc
Nary, Congressman McArthur and others
at a joint banquet which will be held
Saturday evening.
Taaeosver Mayer Invited - Here An
invitation to t attend the international
patriotic concert and reception at The
Auditorium, June 25, was extended Tues
day to Mayor Gale of 'Vancouver. B. C,
by the Chamber of i Commerce. . The
meeting at The Auditorium will be held
In connection with the Rose Festival and
will be In honor of Canadian visitors, h
1 Benson Hotel Company Dissolved
Dissolution of the Benson Hotel com
pany was expected at' Salem Tuesday
by S. Benson and his associates, who
sold the hotel property some time ago
to Keller c Boyd. The new owners
chose to operate as a co-partnership and
the corporation, therefore, was dissolved.
B'na! B'rtts BeerpUos In honor of
Louis Mendelsohn, grand president of
the Independent Order B'nal B'rlth. dis
trict No.. 4. and Burnett Marks, grand
TBB1TT -! '
and
WAX SAVINGS STAMPS
en Sale at
Business Office, Tba Journal
Boy Seoats to Rally Portland Boy
Scouts will hold their annual rield rally
next Tuesday at the baseball park, do
nated by Judge W. W. McCredle.
Bugling, drumming, fifing, crab race,
semaphore, signaling, first aid, irenery.
scout equipment race and all the other
' stunt vi 1 1 h. a .fattlM - A C.4 l.r. .n
is the principal trophy. , This must be
won twice by one team lor Permanent
possession. v. ... .
TmsU.es Are Elected Federal "Judge
Charles E. Wolverton. F. I. ruller and
Dr. Herbert C. Miller-were elected trus
tees for the Boys- .and Girls' Aid so
ciety of Oregon at the thirty-fourth an
nual 'meteing held Tuesday afternoon in
the chambers of Judge W. B. Gilbert.
Annual reports showed that during May
the society placed 33 children in homes.
Rotarlaas Giro Sappert At the week
ly luncheon Tuesday the Rotary club
gave further Indorsement to the com
munity service movement, after a cro-
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YOUNG'S DAIRY LUNCH
429 Stark, Bet. 1 1 th and 1 2th
ExeeUest Pastry Baked by a Woman
Yoa Cast Beat Her
SPECIAL CHICKEk STEW
Every ' 'Sunday
CHOICE BOASTS
SPECIAL. STEAKS . . . .
A Place Tea Will Eajoy
I . - 1 1 1 1 ' ' i J
HOTEL HO YT
Strictly Fireproof. Near Both - Depots and
convenient car service to all parte of the city.
- Slnoie Rooms Without Bath, $1 and us
t Single Rooms With Bath, 52 and up '
SLBERT O. ROBK ."v. - Manas?
TRUSS TORTURE
an be etisa tasted by wearing tba Holaass Snpcsoej
bmivus na gsva siws was prove us
acrtn. - -
Eleatle Hottarv. Belts. Stoat Trusses
end Arch Supports..'!... '
S. M. HOLMES
(01 Ssaensl SU. Oor-nar a Taytoe.
CALCULATOR
T-W. AODINa MACHINE Or SATISFACTIOM
I - S-YEAR QUARAMTXK
$15.00
Calculator Company
Kit CORSETT BLDO. AAR8HALL S87
orator of the organization, and other
grand lodge officials, who arrived in
the city Monday, members of the local
order held a banquet Tuesday evening
at the Benson hotel. .Rabbi Jinan B.
Wise was toastmaster. More than 800
cltlxens, - prominent in ; Jewish circles,
were present,
Alexaader Goldstels, proprietor of the
Piedmont Furniture company of 142 KU1
ingaworth avenue, and M. H. Calef Fur
niture store, 540 Williams avenue, to
avoid confusion wishes to annonnce that
he fts not the Alex Goldstein now on
trial for receiving stolen' gooda-Adv.
High Blood Presssrs The conditions
producing high blood pressure yield to
the Milk and Rest Cure as given- at The
Moore Sanitarium. The great majority
of patients aecure lastlnr benefits. : East
47, office 90S Selling bldgv Adv. j;
Baage Forage Good The prospects for
abundant forage on the ranges this sum
mer are very good, says Forest Exam
iner J. F. Peterson, who. together with
Forest Examiner D. C Ingram, baa just
returned from a month's trip through
Southern and Eastern Oregon.
Flsed for Tlolstlsff Game law The
Wheeler Mill company of Wheeler, Or.,
was fined 825 this week for allowing
sawdust to be deposited in streams of
the state, in violation of the game laws.
The arrest was made by Deputy -Game
Warden Ixmghry. r s - .-4,
To Address Gradaates Dr. W. T. Mc
Klveen, pastor of . the , First Congrega
tional church, win give the commence
ment address at Pacific university. For
est Grove, this evening. His topic is
"Serving One's Own Generation In His
Life." v
Street Fair .Tksrsday Women of the
Fourth United Brethren church are
supporters, for a street fair and com
munity sing to be held at Tremont sta
tion at East Seventy-second , street
Thursday night. - i
Mike Koklek Freed Charges , of vio
lating the prohibition law filed against
Mike Koklch were dismissed Tuesday by
United .States Commissioner Drake upon
the recommendation of Assistant United
States Attorney FlegeL
Basting Is Shriaer colors is very
scarce.' The Rose Art Sign company, in
the basement of Hippodrome, who paint
cards and banners, have ; a limited
amount. Adv. ; j . 'fV;;j.-t
Portland-irewberg Basses leave Fourth
and Alder daily. 8 JO, 9 :30. 11 a. m- and
X. 2 ;30. 4 US, 6 :30, t :Z0 p. m. ; Saturday
and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone Main
8314. Adv.
Headache, painful, dim- or blurred
vision and eye strain are all symptoms
at defective eyes. For permanent reiiet
see Dr. Frank Sandlfer, 314 Journal bldg.
Adv. ;; "t l: V : v;
Steaner Iralda for St Helens and
Rainier. daUy at 3:30 p. m, foot of
Alder street , Sunday. St Helens only,
1:30 p. m. Adv. y .
Big Bases at Liberty assembly, U. A-,
East Side W. O. W. haU. Wednesday,
June 9. ; Admission 50 cents. Adv.
Dr. E. C. Bossmaa, specialising in arti
ficial teeth. . 307 Journal bldg. Adv.
Tf ew CadlUas Snbarbaa for sale.' E. 4943.
Adv. - -cri t. -::
Maay Beyers Are Comtag Indicating
that a record number of visitors will be
In attendance at the eighth annual Buy
ers' week, August 9 to 14, a large num
ber of inquiries are being received by the
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Sr-'ir-NJ
8
'WO'
YOU ARE
when you 'buy your
: new Suit here ! be- i
- cause you're getting
the finest all-wool val
ue that can be bought '
anywhere at any
price.
AMH thta not all, .
. 11 sTalaV but you're get
' ting it for much leas t than
you would pay elsewhere, for 1
' the very reason we are the .
' producers and manufacturers
and sell to you. the consumer, .
1 direct and that eliminates
' the Middleman's p refits.
A Kin on top of that
' a SAVj we're making a
special reduction of . 10 on
ail of our Men's and Boys' '
clothing, for the reason our
manufacturing costs have de
creased..., . j-,
' NOW"1" m'B"
" lt V-I W that you save -more
money on all-wool t
clothes by buying from us r
than you would if you took
advantage ' of "percentage,
slashing, price reductions ":
elsewhere.'
" fW T simply : cannot
" IUU afford to over
look these facts when you
buy your next Suit!
COURTEOUS
salesmen await the privilege
of showing you our remark
able valuesand of explain
ing to you what our Mlll-to-Man
policy means.
Largest manufacturing clothiers west of
i - Chicago. ,
10 OFF ON ALL
,1 MEN'S SUITS
; 30 TO $60
10 OFF ON ALL
BOYS' SUITS
$15 TO $25 :
Brovmsville Woolen Llill Store
ENTIRE BUILDING, 3D AND MORRISON
II . ; II
Reiiabie Dentistry
We guarantee our work
for 10 years. We will
examine your teeth free
nil tell vrtit liter what
" ' - J w , . " - . t
they require" and what "
it will cost: ) j
I eive my , persona) ..y
to .1! work. Nmrtoa
DR. H. F. NEWTON. Prop.
Open Evening; Until is
Boston Painless Dentists
Berweea 4tk sad (th es Wstalsgtea 8t
The
UNITED
ARTISANS
Insure the Whole Family ;
Neva 20 Pay Life and Whole Life Plans
Assets Nearly f 1.500,000.00 .
ArUsass Bldg Bread way and Oak St
Mala 122 S . -
committee fn. charge of .arrangements.
Numerous - Inquiries are coming- from
California merchants. j , . -
Iajared by Streetcar j. w. Buoy, 500
Vancouver avenue. Is at ,St Vincents
hospital with an Injured hip and a deep
cut over the right eye ss a result of hav
ing-been struck by a streetcar Tuesday
night at Russell and Williams avenue
Held fer Kansas As tkorlUes Lather
J. Smith was arrested Tuesday night on
the Broadway bridge and is being held
for police authorities In Independence,
Kas. Smith is said to be a fugitive from
justice.
Thieves Break Into
Five Homes and Get
Miscellaneous Loot
' Thieves were particularly active the
last 24 hours, finding- loot In five homes.
A handbag, a book of railroad passes,
an alarm clock, gloves, silverware and
three rings were taken from the home of
J. F. Alexander. 246 Knott street. En
trance was gained through a back
window: . Intruders cut-a hole In the
screen door and used a pass key to en
ter the rear door of the home of John
Vehrs of 343 Cleveland avenue. A revolver-
and . some fruit ' was taken. ac
cording to a report filed with the police.
Wearing apparel, and a black suit case
were taken from Arne -A rola's room at
the Rosmond hotel. Entrance was
gained by a pass key.
Five dollars in cash and a quantity of
silverware was removed from the home
of Ed Wilcox at 207 East Forty-fifth
street.
Hot Lake Arrivals ,
Hot Lake, June 9. Arrivals at Hot
Lake sanitorium Sunday were : A. E.
Grodsyee, Chicago ; W. H. Ellis, Baker ;
John M. Smith, Pendleton; K. Ulvestad,
Othello; A. J. Gibson. Pendleton; S. A.
Saylor, Umatilla; W. R. Sanders, North
Powder; Mrs. C. W. Thompson,'' La
Grande : J. Smith. Pendleton ; W. L.
Klein, Detroit. Mich. ; Mrs. J. E. Hawes,
Bruneau. Idaho.
and each dis
tinctly different. -
.... Tired (you who
lunch or dine
elsewhere) of the '
same old- menu
card?
v Tired of the
apparent same
. ' ness and monot- v
ony? ,
We invite you ; -to
enjoy the
VARIETY
offered here'
- through the dif
ference in ap
f pearance, char--.
acter and menu '
naturally re-
suiting in the
conduct of-two
restaurants.
Smpertal
otel
TREE TEA
. Ceylon and English
Breakfast 39c lb.
pkg., 20c yz lb. pkg.
AT THE COFFEE STOBE
CArtlfATIOBT AND BORDEN'S
MILK, SPECIAL lis CA3T
8 Cans Limit to Castomer
CENTRAL DAIRY STORE -
CANE
SUGAR
3 lbs. for "72c
S lbs. for $ 1.19
100 lbs. for $24.00
LAST BAT AT THIS PRICE IS
THURSDAY BUY NOW
' x AT SUGAR STORE
JC coatsrasr sg a yatiUi-in-L. SIT.
BOYS' SUl.ir.IER
SCHOOL .
June 14 August 1
H. M. B ARB, Principal of Irvington
School, is serving as Principal of
; Summer School, assisted Vby B. A.
Thaxter-and W. A. Petty a. During
the year all are principals of Port
land schools. - .
4TH TO 8TH GRADES
Each boy's special need analyzed
and provided for by class work uu
, pervised study, or private tutoring.
Physical development cared for
- by gymnasium training . tinder ex
pert supervision. ,
. All TTsder .jtssplees ef
OREGON INSTITUTE OF
- TECHNOLOGY Y. M. C. A.
Call or write Hugh Miller,
Dept. A, Office 416
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.
Superior Record Service '
CKarm
of Hliasic
kraiung
How can anyone bexpntent to go through life without
l recourse to soothing strains? 1 Music takes us out of
ourselves ; it transports us to the land of Dreams-Come-True.
A small payment will put a beautiful Victrola
in your home. ' ! "
Here Are a Few Records That
Are Unusually Interesting
89106--Berceuse from "Jocelyn". ;McCormack-KreisIer $2.00
88616 Love Me or Not . . . . .............. . .Caruso : 1.50
74607 Song Without Words. ........ .Mischi Elman ,1.50
, .6146 Mikado Medley. .... . .Philharmonic Orchestra j'j v
Mile. Modiste, Medley. .Philharmonic Orchestra jrl.50
87545 Serenade (Schubert) ...J.McCormack-Kreisler UlJSO
2909- Lazy Mississippi . .... J . .Campbell and, Burr Li
: Rose of Virginia ............... .Henry Burr ; 1.00
18658 Hand in Hand Again. ... .u .Campbell and Burr L -
All That I Want Is You.'. ...... . .Charles Hart ' .85
2841 Rainbow of My Dreams Fox Trot....... !' j
Art Hickman's Orchestra ! i
Burmese Bells One Step ! 11
.............. .Art Hickman's Orchestra : 1.00
18661 Left All Alone Again. Blues . J
..............Jos. C Smith's Orchestra ;'i i
- Whose. Baby Are -You One Step. A. c -i- -
J - i .......... . .Jos. C. Smith'$Orchestra j .SS
18657 How Sorry You'll Be.... 1..... Esther Walker ii 1 -r-
He Went in Like a Lion and Came Out Like i i !
a Lamb .Billy Murray i j .85
2904 Emmet's Cuckoo Son? Yodle.. Frank Kamplain ; 1 i
Emmet's Lullaby Yodle. .1. . . . Frank Kamplain f, 00
18662 Karavafi Fox Trot. .Jos. C. Smith's Orchestra !i "
" When You're Alone Fox Trot. ......... i j .
Biese Novelty Orchestra j " .85
Check (X) the numbers you want and send this ad witbJyour
- remittance, or telephone Main 6723. I ' I --i
" - " ' 1 ,-' - ' "ji . ;
Name ........ . ...... " Address f.
MORRISON ST.' AT BROADWAY
rAMOS TV Mi A IIW I TALKING
SrUATuau ixxras iii- t I 111 .1 III
music f - !. . . rr
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In High Favor With Young Men:
BRADFORD
CLOTHES
and, by the same token,! young
men who wear Bradford Clothes
are in high favor! i , i j
Bradford Clothes are made of
well-loomed fabrics ; they're smart
jn appearance; they're well-fitting,
because they're properly tai
lored ; and, above all, , they're
always priced right -i ( ' '
$25 to $50
' ' . r ' ' $ , s-' f""--" f.- --v
285 Washington St. '
North Side, Bet. Fourth and Fifth
Is:
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Five Fine New
Seal Record
From June List
r
Sl!
You'll enjoy hearing these in our
Victrola Dept. 'First Floor
ENRICO CARUSO :
Sings "Love Me or Not"gl.50
GAIUUSON antl WERRENRATH
Sing' in- Italian "Thy Litlla Hand.
Love" from DonGiojjLnni"--$1.50
; t ALMA v GLUCIC
Smgs "Cradle Songgl.OO
JASCHA HEIFETZ
Plays "Nocturne iirE Flat, Op. 9 No.
- 2" $1.50 (12 inch)
FRITZ KREISLER :r
Plays "Forsaken" -$1.00 (10 inch)
VICTROLAS . $25 to $1500
Convenient Payment Terms.
heiman. JissrM
' Sixth and Morrison Strosts, Portland
: : t COddosiU Postofflco)
Saatto Tacoma Spokaas
.-jr
."' Fresh' Oregon'
Strawberries
f ' to.:
-. -
Served witH
Rich, Yellow Cream'
Delicious Strawberry
Shorfcake
Made Just
the Way
You Like It
Mellow Cantaloupes
; . Served Ice Cold
Wholesome dainties which you will enjoy and it's only
s the food you enjoy that is really, nourlshlnr
Dining here becomes habitual
There's a reason ' -
. ....... . .
Trie Hazelwood
' Confectionery and Restaurant
388 Washington St. 127 Broadway
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"A NEW DANCING' SEHSATIOH"
M AVE you danced to the strains of the most allur-.
ing, music, on ; the broad bosom of the Willam
ette at the great
VIHDEnOTII MATING PAViLIGII
(T5r minutes from center of city)
If you hare,' then you've gotten the habit. If you
haven't, then the dance of your young life is yet to
come. . It . - '
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public Dances Wednesday end Saturday
.: ; J ' T dle;3.5c ."' Gentlemen 05c "
Private parties arranged for Clubs, Employes' Organiza
tions, Fraternal Orders and Societies on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Crocldyn Car to Vccdvzrd Ave.; 'cr
Launches, West End Llcrrizcn E.Jj2
for Infaata, TmralUa I tVtrsrlarChndraa I Pick MITli. Malte-I Grain Extra la Pawner
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