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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, . JUNE 30, . 1820. i Y TOWN TOPICS - Travelem to all pofntt of the United States or abroad ahooM take edeantae. of ezperienfted hv fonaatioa and terries offered thrrmch Th. Ot Jibmui Traw! BnrM. la Detsonal ebairswrn Ltorwy B. settfe. BaUroad ttict aad t im.htp J book mo uiiuM. jroreisav ieoana anw Information alea rassrdini passports. - .'l .' Jnl COMlMa EVENT , Oreo , Pioneer - association, , Astoria, S0-S1. ; . - i Bur week. Anctwt S (a 14. Aeaerieaa Hodtjr of CItU Knctaeera eeaeea Uoa. Ancuat 1 to 12. Bona o( Herman, grand lodge. Portland. Sep tember SI. .. Pendleton Bound-Cp, September 28-25. Ores on State fair, Salem. September 27 to October J. . - - Paeifie Coast Oaa association, Portland,. Sep- tember :....-. Waahtecto State Paler. Yakima, September 20-23. . Ores on-Idaho Farmer Educational TJnioa of America, The Bailee, December 2 to 4. . WEATHEB CONDITIONS Moderate loer praarnr area are eentrai this momint in Saskatchewan, Arisona and Mew Kn&landi oref the remainder of the country the barometer is relsttrel high, Rains bar fallen 1b the eentrai Rocky Mountain rechm and ever the middle Mississippi and Ohio . -altera and the middle Atlantic atatea; the area test precipita tion reported waa 1.06 inches at gsnaaa City, lio. Tba weather la generally warmer in north western snd southeastern aectiona and (lightly eoolcr over a belt - of eonntry extending from . the southern Rocky Mountain region to the north Atlantic coat. - Relative humidity at Portland:, Moon yes terday. 49 per cent; 6 p. m. yesterday, XT par cent; S a. m. todmjr, 82 per cent. i Precipitation since January 1: Total. 18.69 Inches; normal, 24.40 inches; deficiency, 7.91 inches. . - FRANK GIIXAM. TODAY'S FORECASTS Portland and vicinity s : Tonight and Thurs day fair: westerly winds. .- Oregon I. Tonight and Thursday fair; warm er Thursday sou thereat portion; moderata west erly winda. - m. .- Waahingtoa: Tonight and Thoraday lair; cooler tonight southeast portion; moderate west erly winda. STATIONS Baker, Or. ............... Boise, Idaho , . . . . . Boston, Mas. ............ Buffalo, N. . X.. ',... Chicago, I1L . .............. Dearer, Colo. ............ Dee Moines, Iowa.......... Edmonton. Alberta ........ Eureka. CaL c. ........... . resno, mi. . . . OalTestott. Ttxaa Helena, aloot . , Honolulu. T. H. Huron. S. D. . . Juneau. Alaska Kansas City, Mo. ...... . .. Loe .Angelas, Cal atarshfield. Or. Medford. Or. .......... Memphis. Tens. .......... Muaoula, MouU .......... klodena. Utah .. New Orleans, La New Tork, N. Y. Nome. Alaska l r - i . m i North Head, Wuk ..... . k ...... orth Platte. Neb Oklahoma City.. Okia f-noenix. Aru. . niuourg, -a. ........... Portia ml. Or. ............ Prince Rupert, B C. ...... Roseburg. Cs. .-.; RosweU. New Mexico... ,. Sacramento. Cal. ... . . . Sc. Louis. Mo. .......... .-. St. Paul. Minn Bait Ls City. Utah. Saa . IHego, Cal. . t. .sr?. ... . Has Franciaco. Seattle,. Wash. Sheridan. Wyo. ........ - Sitka. Alaska ru.. Spokanar Waab. Tacoma, Wash, Tampa, r ka. v. . . . . TSnana. Alaska -. .. .. Tatooah lslind. VTsah. ... ... . Tonopaa, rer. Triangl Island. B. CL. ...... Valdaa, Alaska V.ii ranooneer. s. Victoria; : : . , v. vr WaUa Walla, - Wasb..... ... Washington, D. C .......... . WUuatoB, N. D. . Winnemucca.NeT. , Takima, Wash. . J. t. a h a "78 I 54 1 i.Ol 78 58 1.84 82 68 0 72 SO .02 90 72 1.7 82 68 . 1 84 68 SO 80 54 1,0 80 60 : 0 84 60 0 88 78 0 80 52 S$ 82 .. 0 82 66 , 56 .. ,74 88 68 1.60 72 58n 0 64 50 0 84 64 0 89 74 0 86 50 0 70 42 .06 88 74 0 86 66 .82 66 . . O 64 60 0 82 64 . 0 90 72 0 8 66 88 70 .02 70 60 .16 86 61 0 68 60 .64 86 56 O 88 66 ' 0 78 56 .02 92 70 .19 82 66 O 78 64 0 70 62 ft 66 66 : O 80 6S - 0 78 52 .90 62 . . .80 88 68 0 80 58 0 88 72 .18 76 . 62 62 68 48 . 0 58 48 -0 '6 .OS 80 0 " 60 ' -0' 92 68 0 94 68 O 82 60 0 68 50 .38 94 I 64 THRTfT and r - ! WAS EATINGS STAMPS on Sale at ' Bnatnea Otfloe. The Joarnal T. M. C A. UUei PUa A Urcrer line o dueaUlonsl work la planned for th future by the board of directors of the T. M.' C according- td a report returned io. Portland by H. W. Stone, g-eneral secretary. . At the four days' meetlnc held In New Tork the 15 direc tors considered a plan calling' for the expenditure of K,000,000 In buildings and programs. Secretary Stone saya there are now 100,000 young; men receiv ing Instruction . In T. M. . C A. schools. About 18$00 of these are in the 48 auto mobile schools conducted by the institu tion. Portland is said to .-have one - of the finest auto schools in the country. In larger: centers particular attention is given to training young men for the legal profession ' and clerical , positions. The board is aiming to engage specialists as instructors in their schools. A new de partment to train young men to b shop managers and superintendents la part of the contemplated program. Tare Runaway Boys Foand Three runaway boys from Portland homes have been found in Salem and will b returned U their homes, according to word re ceived from the police in Salem. . The three boys are : Paul Wadeal, 13, 609 Spokane avenue; Robert McLean, .15, 689 Cora avenue ; and Cecil Porter, 14. 125 East Sixteenth street. Porter stole doe to S120j from his parents. . r "Woman Driver Exonerated Exonera tion of Mrs. Ruth Simmons, ?26Oswego street. from any blame connected with the .accident Monday nlg:ht at Broadway and .'Williams avenue in which a machine driven by her knocked down and In? Jured 6-year-old .Heton Daakolon..' East Broadway and 'Vancouver avenue., waa announced by Special Investigator Frei burg of the traffic bureau.. The little girl who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C J. Daskolon, ran in front of, th ma chine, according tO.Mrs. Simmons ...testi mony. The girl is at Emmanuel hos pital under- treatment for a broken leg. fSS Eeward Offered Twenty-flv' dol lars reward for the arrest of Tarrant Crankshaw, wanted for embezzlement, has been offered by Clyde Kvans. Evans has sworn out a warrant for Cranlc- haw's arrest after the: latter failed to appear In the circuit court in def anlt of $1000 bail. - Crankshaw is 5 feet 10 inches in height and weighs close to 140 pounds. His complexion is light. -When last seen be wore a light suit' and -a straw hatf - ... . . . . j ':g-n. y- GlrlHlt by? Wagon ; Five-year-old Klain Kavanaugh, S7Z Clay street, suf fered ; painful , bruises to both her -legs early Tuesday evening - when a wagon. driven by ,'I: welder, . 249- Caruthers street, ran over her on Hawthorne av enue "between Union and Grand ave nues. She - started to v cross Haw thorne In the middle of the block when knocked down by the vehicle. She waa taken to her home. ' . " '? Ant reave fju ' haiv TXOtal for Scappoose :J0 a. m. ; St. Helena, Astoria and Seaside, 10 a. tn'l;0 p. m.1 Scap poose and St. Helens, 4 p. m. t extra Sat and Sun. to Scappoose . and St. Helens, 11 :15 p. m. Cascade- Locks and Hood River :4S a. m.; t :4S p. m. ; Bridal Veil and Multnomah Falls, 10 a. rtu, 4 p. m. : extra Sat and Sun.. 11 :15 p. m. to Bridal Veil. For Information call MarshaU 4381. -Adr. : . y - ( .. . ;;. .r , j.. .. : FIfS iDspectloa Had Carl D.. Shoe maker, executive secretary, and C. Schmidt of Astoria, commissioner of the commercial fish commission,?; returned Tuesday from an inspection trip up the Deschutes ' river. - They considered the feasibility of placing a fish, ladder over Shearers falls, about 40 miles above The Dallas, and will make recommendations to the commission . on this question. Bale Visits Arista Telling of the work done and being done by the Chamber, of Commerce, A. J. Bale, vice president and ai rector or ine orgamzauon. aaaressea members of the Arleta Community club, Tuesday evening at a meeting: held in the 'Arleta Baptist church.. Officials of the chamber recently addressed a meet ing of the Alberta Commercial club on the same subject. - - - Far Peddlers Arrested Charles Mc Millan and John McMillan were arrest ed - Tuesday afternoon charged with peddling without a license. -' The . two meiv according -to the police, were pos ing as British seamen and were making a house-to-house canvass in an effort to dispose of furs and skins valued at $500. When arrested they, were . dressed as seamen.-. r - t : V OakIaadAIbasy Flight To show what can be don with the ordinary air plane R. R. Trank, passenger, and W.'D. Cannon, pilot, .- flw from Oakland, Cal.. to Albany. Or., in a. Curtiss standard plane - In 13 ' hours. ' . They - dropped in at the Oregon, Washington & Idaho Air plane company's field Tuesday while on a tour of this section of , the country. Their home field Is Albany. - Single Tax Leagne to Meet--The Ore gon Single Tax league will meet In Liberty- hail. Central library, at-7:20 p. m.. July 2. The public is invited. -.It will be th first of the Fourth of JulQiratory to be Indulged in for the following three days. . Arthur Brock will preside, Alfred Cridge, Louis Bowerman and J. R. Her mann will speak. ' 3 Tie Cotniloa School f Dramatic Art announces a ' special summer' class for children . and young people. " Elocution, expression, - voice, muslo and dancing carefully taught.- For information and terms, call ' Broadway ; 3380. Beatrice O'Malley, director. The Cotillion Acad emy, Fourteenth at Washington. (Adv.) Van Coart Honored B. D. Van Court, chief rate and tariff clerk of the South ern Pacific general freight department, has ! been Appointed assistant agent of the company at the Park street depot, effective Juiyl, to succeed A. A. Par tello. who baa been transferred to Sao rkmento. . ' The wisbetk SanlUrisra, 616 Love- Joy street, has been reopened by Dr. and Mrs. Klsbeth. We specialise In nervous - diseases, paralysis, diabetes. Blight's disease, rheumatism, etc. Sanitarium phone Broadway 3601. Of fice Fittock block, Broadway 618. Adv. Bishop Ssmner Visits The "Rt. Rev. Walter T. Sumner will make his annual visitation to St. Johns church at Mil waukie this evening, the hour of the service being t o'clock.. A class of can didates will be presented to the bishop for confirmation. . - x Attempt to Escape A futile attempt to escape from R. P. Bonhim, chief of the local Immigration office, and Deputy Schweitzer, was made Monday at Los Angeles by Simon Andaxola. : Mexican, who was being . returned to agales. i Cheap" tea isn't chea at all, it only pretends to be. j Fine tea the kind you really. like actually costs less per cup That's what coirnts rthe cost per cup. Sowhy not.haf c Schill-"Thg.-Tca? ..: ; ' .. V ' " .1'- A Schilling & Company Saa FrsUidscb Mexico for deportation.' The officers were- changing trains at Los Angelea, when Andaxola slipped his handcuffs. He, was recaptured within a few steps. Andaxola . attempted to bold up- a Jap anese rooming, house proprietor here. Fortius reason the government declared him an undesirable person and ordered Booham to deport, aim. , Tire Man Here A new branch plant of the F. B. Goodrich Robber company may b established, in Portland soon, provtaea the company can secure a desirable site. P. H.' Sears of Akron. Ohio, head of the administrative department, arrived - in Portland and is looking at sites. lie - is stopping at th Hotel Benson with ' Mrs. Sears. It is not anticipated . to do any manufacturing here, but to enlarge the Portland office to handle a larger vol ume of business, j JU'T. Kills Zajsred A. F. Mills, an employe of the North Portland Box com pany, received painful Injuries to his. leg and the sidecar of his motorcycle was demolished when hit by an automobile driven by F. C Oates of T. W. Jenkins V Co., at East Twenty-sixth and Thomp son street, Tuesday afternoon. Witnesses said the automobile waa traveling at an excessive rate of speed -and carried the motorcycle close to 100 ; fee J, following the impact.. v - v. ''-': CD. Babeoek Be tarns C D. Bab- cock, formerly an Oregon newspaperman and a deputy in the office of the secre tary of state, returned Tuesday from Utica, N. Y., and announced that he will make his future home In this state. Bab eoek was accompanied by three members of his family ' and made the trip from Syracuse, N. T., to Spokane, Wash, , by automobile. The 3000-mile trip was made in IS days' running time. . Pyerrkea. Decay, Soft Teeth Do you know the wonderful system ' by - which the -prlnd pies of . preven tlon are given to each patienhwhlle dental work Is be ing done? Dr. C (See) Smith Long. Bush & Lane building. (Adv) - Retsrn by Airplane W. B. Dillard of St. Helens was a return passenger from Seaside In one of the O.. W. & L Air plane company's seaplanes Tuesday. The trip was made in one hour and 20 minutes.;'-. '- : - : '.' - Bay Palmer Transferred Ray Palmer of Portland has been transferred from the receiving ship Dwier at New York to ithe U. S. S. Lykens, according to an announcement made by C. C. Karkow, commander. ' i . . Eastern Realtor Arrlres Tom Ingersoll of Minneapolis, secretary of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, ar rlved.from the East today and will spend six weeks, in conference' with F. E. Tay lor; president of the association. Plans for .the work of the organization during the year will be outlined. Headquarters of the national aasociation have been ea- tab li shod at the offices of the F. E. Tay lor company in the - Yeon buUding. . ' Health Aet lm Bsilsefs probably no treatment In the, world will bring the tired-out, chronlcaJly-ailin business man back to efficiency and healthao quickly as the Milk and Rest Cure. The Moor Sanitarium, East 47. Office 808 Selling- building. Main 610L Adv. - , Biley ; WIH Speat Frank Branch Ri ley will be the speaker before the Pro gressive Business Men's club at the Ben son hotel Thursday noon. He will tell of his experiences during a recent lecturo tour of th East. . Joseph P. Jaeger will serve as chairman of the day. ' ; Travelers AsxWary to Meet A meet ing of the Travelers Protective associa tion auxiliary will be held at 325 Mor gan building, Thursday at o'clock.- Im portant business- will be transacted and a good attendance is urged. - : ' Portlaad-Hewberg Basses leav Fourth and Alder daily. :30, 8 :30 lia m, ana J, t -AO. 4:16, S-JO, 8:30 p. m. ; Saturday and Sunday, II p. m, Phon - Main 3314. Adv. ' Steamer Iralea' for St. Helens and Rainier. daUy at 2 :30 p. m., foot of Aider street. Sunday. St. Helena only, 1:30 p. m. Adv. . .. Dr. Fred Melllik, the dentist, Is now located at 108 ft Fourth, street, between Washington and Stark streets. Adv., ; ; V Bang! Close that desk and come cut to "Wlndemuth on the Willamette for a swim. The water's flnev Adv. . . Do Yea Seed Artificial Teetht Try Dr. E. C Rossma n, plate specialist, 307 Journal building. (Adv.) f ; . he Hantiagtoa families of the Northwest- have formed an association for mutual acquaintance known as the Huntington Clan. At 11 o'clock Friday. July 2, they will gather at Laurelhurst park for a basket picnic. All persons Hazelwood Vegetable Dinner Served 11 to 8:30 ' . .40c t SAMPLE MENU New Peas and Potatoes " H Buttered Beets New. String Beans : Creamed Asparagus :, ,Bread and Butter ' Tea, Coffee or Milk t : TSzoIcDood ' 388 Washington, St. 127 Broadway ; FOOD SPECIALS! Thurs., July 1 , Only 3 bars Ivory Soap 16c Cane Sugar 5 pounds for $1.19 100-lb. sack $24.00 AT THE STJOAi STOBE i - Lamb Stew, lb 1 . . 8c Hamburger and , Sausage, 2 lbs. 25c Boiling Beef, lb . . 8c , PACIFIC MEAT MABKET Young Steer Pot . Roast, lb . . . . 1 5c Begvlarly Ste Posad r ' HABI.AK MEAT MABKET ' No. 5 can Snow Cap v Compound . .$1.15 rj;v- Begalarly f t'i - 'l-.A . PACIFIC SMOKED MEAT DEFT. FreshMildTillamook Cheeser lb .... 35c - Regularly 40e Peasd 4 CENTRAL DAIRY STORE - a Guittard's Ground Chocolate in bulk, pound . ... . .26c . Begalarly SSe Poaad .- New Walnuts, lb. 25c ' CEXTEAL coffee store Rotary Pan Rolls, White and Whole Wheat, 10 for 10c k 1 GOOB'MIIISIC 'ANMfECONMY ARE IN: THIS BEA!JTIFUL"iBRIMSMCE-$115 "v--l mm im uwas- In this Style Seven Bruns wick is musical "value to. the highest degree, i It has all of ; the Brunswick features, prays the records of all makers and j all artists, and I plays them with fullest perfection of tone and color. Its cabinet, too, is beautitul in ; oak or Adam brown mahogany. THE PRICE, $115-- Delivered - by prepaid freight to any point, this combina- 1 tion of the Style Seven, with a quantity of records, is f ind .ing its way into many, many homes. Yours should - be ' among them. ' 1 THE ' BRUNSWICK,4 STYLE SEVEN. . . ... . .$115 ;RECOR15S OF YOUR OWN SELECTION. . . 10 I ' ' " . : ::- ; . $125 USE THIS AD FOR YOUR ORDER SIGN AND SEND WITH YOUR j FIRST PAYMENT OF $15. BALANCE IN TWELVE PAYMENTS. Namci .w..:.- -- . . . . . Address. . . .-. . ... r . r Isp . r 1 i k: 1 .. . V 1 - MORRISON GT. AT BROADWAY (Ckrr) -. -4 -MASON AiZ) HAMU?rPIAJJ0S- -IS . masMses. smu avaa msc, an niANCiaca Oakland, mi MB liiinniiiiiiiiiiiniiinuiminininmmtMiiiinHiiniiHHmiimiiHi bearing the Huntington ' name or de scendants of Huntington ancestors and their families will be welcome and it is hoped that there will be a large gather ing. Adv. .. V: V Fearth f Jsly V Plenla - i Sasday) Under auspices of American Legion at Crystal Lake paxk, Milwaukie, Or. Open at 10 o'clock, dancing in afternoon and evening, good music Athletic contests with., prizes. -Baseball game between sailors, and soldiers, swimming, games and; speaking. Lunches and' refresh menta served. Come and have the time of your: life Everybody welcome -Adv. Ex-Service Steal Come. to Crystal Lake park Sunday, July 4. and partici pate in grand picnic given 4under aus pices -of American Legion. Good eats and refreshments, dancing, swimming, games with prises bring .the family don't miss it. v. Everybody welcome. Ad. Wetiee to Camp aad Boarding Hoase Callaary Workers Be at meeting Fri day, July 2,at 1 p. m-. at hall,' 242 An keny street, room $.; c. and B. H. Cul inary Workers' association, Adv. ' Dane Excarsloa Tonight Boat Swan. Main Hit. Adv. Cards of. Thanks' "We wish to thank the friends and fra ternal orders for their kindness during the death and burial of our husband and father., Mrs. Mary Boggeas and Family. We Wish tO express Our thinka tn mii- many ' friends for their kindness and sympathy during our. sad bereavement for loas of our brother and son. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mn. ?I"-"t ni .George Wallace, Mr. Eay Wilkinsoii Is To Face Charge of Driving EecMessly Ray Wilkinson; 208 Eleventh street, wilt face a chargewof reckless driving before Municipal Judge Rossman Thurs dayv , WUkinson. according to Traffia Policeman Elliott, struck an automobile belonging to Mrs. Felix Block. 714 Love Joy street, while going ' east on Haw thorne bridge Tuesday . night. Mrs. Block's car was knocked several feet. It struck and demolished a car driven by W. W. Savage. 225 revision street. Wilkinson Is out on $25 balk Abraham Kata, 22 Sheridan . street, jumped the curb at First and Grant streets and ran through a store win dow with his machine' Tuesday' night. He was cut by flying glass, lie is out on $20 bail for operating a machine with defective eteeiing gear. Four mouths ago he was convicted in the municipal court of a similar offense. . Fifteen-year-old David Harris, son of Dr. H. J. Harris, 445 East Twenty-fourth street" north, was turned over to the juvenile court Tuesday night after : he had run down and slightly injured 4-year-old Elisabeth Bates, daughter of After a. Hot 'Day . . . - Base la the Coof at TOITIGHT AND EYEBY WIGHT - SPECI AIFourth of July Celebration Next Sunday- and Fireworks Monday Night, July 5 , " . -. TAKE YAJCCOTJYEB CAB 20 Cut on All Hats 20 Cut ( on All Shoes , We Are Continuing. to Offer -The Star Suit Values of the Tovn! ' ALL OUR KUPPENHEIMER AND LION SPECIAL SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN . Blue Serges Included , . Reduced 20 a Along With Everything Else in Our Big Store , These sensational reductions are worthy of your most serious consideration for they put prices on - a wholesale, basis. But decide quickly! Other "are - also quick to see the advantage! These suits are all fresh new stock of the quality, , $35 Suits, now $2S 40 Suits, now $32 $50 Suits, now $40 -$60 Suits, now $48 $75 Suits, now $60 20 Cut' on All Our Other SuiU ' 2 ; X S TSa A-J i a .aSTBrkSTsW- J -Jtrnm BATHING SUITS For Men, Women and Boys Regularly $2.50 to $10 - Now $2 to $8 Novelty ": strlpea , Wool, wool worsteds, fiber silk : and mix tures. Gantner A Slattern and Pf ister makes. Exclusive Kuppenheimer House in Portland MORRISON AT FOURTH j S. & H. Stamps Given 1 jBrThree Generations The First National Bank of Portland is tKe largest bank in the Pacific Northwest. ,. : y y ii. . , r1" - MtJ V - ''T."yyri 'y', ' ' ' ,y-'- y - -yy-' yy yy sy, ' yy y.'y It has maintained this eminent position thfough three generations, ; . . It pursues a sound, constructive, conser ; vative and progressive policy. It is quick to adopt modern ideas of man agement; and service. : It has the best equipped bank building devoted entirely to its own business. There are many other reasons why this : bank has attained has maintained, arid now holds the position of leader in its field. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND OREGON THE FIRST NATlONM, - BANK WEST5 . " OF THE ROCKT FOUNTAINS , v. MEUBZa AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION it 1 Mrs. O. B. Bates. 03 East Eighth street. Young narrl took his -father's ma chine from a downtown parage without his paf'it consent At Hodney avenue and Fslllng street little Elisabeth Eat?s ran across the street directly In front of the machine. The machine ran over the girl, but the wheels did not touch her. Sh was taken to her home. 'For that, ' "going away' feeling let; JOY , prescribe a tailored sttitl Joy's prices are "right" arid his . terms are easy! c iu y 7 r " 104 Fourth Street, Bet. Wash, and Star!: UNI DENTISTS IXC PLATES $10 WE 'GUAUAKTEE OUIi WORK ....- 15. OO 91. OO sr.04j fci.oo Porcelala Crowns Porcelain riulsga t-K Gold Crow as tttK Oold Bridge ; Extracting You can have an examination- of your teeth free of any charse or obli gation by calling at our office. 231 Morrison, Corner Second Entire Corner. LOOK FOR THE . yZTl BIG UNION SIGN Hudson Coupe Practically new super aix. Thia h.aut tf ul car ha, Yten itrlvitn l only about &000 miles. It la cord tire equipped with two extra tires. Prompt action will enable you to purchat this car at a great saving. Prlc S300O Covey Motor Car Co. Washington St. st list. Mais 6314 BE LUXE DIXIE CMC . QUALITY UNEXCELLED ASK YOUR GROCER Served at Hotels, Keetaurants and Soda fountains.-. POBTLAJTB-RALEM ASTORIA : t ABERDEEN Phone East JW. Rayaes-Foster Baking Co. Reliable Denti tistry We guarantee our work for 10 years. We will examine your teeth free and tell you lust what they reaulre and what U ...:n . ' t I give my peraonal aad.' V attention to all work. Df rewtC3 OR. H. V. NEWTON, Prop. - Open Evening Until 10 BostonPainlessDenthtc; Between itk aad ttk a Wasblngton fit. FURNACES $165 W have Plpelesa urnaccs. the best make, which we can Install as low as 166.00. We have a biij stock of Klchardson Sc Boynton ami Boynton Kurnaces suitable tor mall houses which we will sell at a very low price If ordered before August 1st. ' It wilt pay you to se us-. Have your furnace repaired now. J. C. BAYER eFUHaACE CO. t t MARKET ST. &a if esxaj.il 1 1 1 iiHJinimii I - The UN. It I! I," ART T t A i ' j i se aSW . - k insure the Whole Fcmily New 20 Pay Life and Vho! Life i : ; As;ets Nearly 1.6oo.OOU.t ) Artisans' Bid Broartwny Alala lJtf 1I11IIII1S11 ITTTTI 1 1 i i ..... .