THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
lauDAY, July c, i:::.
THIRSTY LAUDS DF
1
Cu
TO EDITORS' PARTY
: By Marshall N. Dana
Qutncy, Wuh,,' Jaly .- Having
- viewed on Thursday tha Ideal water
of the Pend Oreille, the excursion of
Northwest editors Friday viewed the
thirsty land, hundreds of thousands
. of acres, dry, treeless, with a real
crop rat the end of the desert of
'waiting- every half decade or so.
In sleepers chartered by the Spokane
Chamber of Commerce the party , came
to Qulncy during; the night, te break
fast served by the Ladies Aid (what
would hungry excursionists do without
Ladles' Aids?) and as guests of the
Qulney Commercial club followed in
- automobiles a route through the cen
ter of the Columbia basin project to
Corfu for lunch and Othello the sched
uled dinner stop. j- j-'
Cunningham will be reached Friday
evening, and the party -Hi arrive in
Pasco about midnight, ready for. Sat-
urday's run to Yakima.
This country, has railroads and roads,
it has the bouses and schoolhouses
Tsuilt by the first hopeful regeneration, it
has sunshine and a growing . season
from March to November, but until
water is brought it has failed.
Spokane, July 9? Editors of Pacific
" Northwest newspapers inspected Thurs
day merely one side of the 1300,000.000
Colombia basin project The whole
thing is so big that it wilr take con
stant traveling until Saturday night
merely to get across the project
"V Newport and Albany Falls on the
Pend d'Oreille river were the day's des
tinations. Here a current five times as
large as the Spokane river, famous power
' stream, will be diverted by a $12,000,000
. works into a canal 70 feet wide, flow
ing XI feet a second 130 miles beforehe
land to be irrigated is reached.
HUGE ABE A IJfVOMEED v
Along the line of the canal will be
y miles of tunnels, of which one 'will
be 154 miles long, through a mountain
ef granite. Each tunnel will consist of
a pair of tubes, each tube-the width of
a double 'tracked railroad." - -
The area to be irrigated comprises
i.7 53,000 acres, which la another way of
saying that it is a tract extending from
" Idaho over to the vicinity of the Cas
cade range, or enough land not only to
make several Eastern states like New
Jersey feel small-by comparison, but to
feed a goodly number of the East's
hungry millions. -EAST
IS HUJfOBT
Congressman Webster, a member of
the inspection party, put it graphically
by saying: "You will get government
aid as you demonstrate that the food
yield of this project 'will help fiU the
hungry stomachs of the East Otherwise
t they wont understand your language."
The settlement of the project along
the lines indicated would nearly double
the population of Washington. ; All the
federal reclamation service has irrigated
SO far-rl.500,000 acres is less than this
one project which is the greatest in the
United States. j
The comparatives sre used merely to
show that the fellow who said it is
CHAUTAUQUA
GLADSTONE PARK
13 Day July 13th
to 25th 13 Days
Iasplratlonal Festival of In tree
tioe, Hamor, Made, lectures, En
tertalsnteafj Physical Culture, Bible
Study, Cam pie g sad Baseball.
Settson Tickets, Adults
$250, Children $1.2S
Single Admissions 35c
Tickets os sale at Meier Frank
Ce GUI Co. asd W. C T U.
Headaiarters,
LECTURERS
BILLY 8TJJI1IAT
DR. JOHN H. BOTT
BEY. WM. A. GILBERT
BR. ROBERT FRY CLARK
SB. F. L. CAMPBELL
E-J. STACK
SAM OHATHWELl
JAMES A. BFRWS
DR. KG POON SHOW
CAPT. T. BINSMORE TJPTOJf
KATE TJPSOJT CLARK
JCLIF CAESAR TTAYPHE
- ,. CARLTOW CHAMBERLTNE
" E. B. FISH
JFDGE GEO. T. AIDES'
BB. G. WHITFIELD BAT, F.
R. G. S.
"... JTBGE FBEB G. BALE
LELIA X. BLOOMFIELD
MUSICIANS
WILLIAMS MALE QUARTET
NEW YORK ARTISTS' 'TBIO
THE MORRISON. GIRLS
TAYLOR'S SINGING BAND
ROYAL FILIPINO SEXTET
THE ALASKA DCO
BALL PEREIRA AND HIS
STRING QUINTET
BOYAL WELSH LADY SING
ERS
NATIVE MAORI SINGERS
MARY ADELE 'HAYS
'. LORRAINE LEE
HEAR GOTTFRIELB
HERBST, YIOLINIST
MADAM INA HERBST. SO
.. FRANO
ENTERTAINERS
EYELYN BARGELT
TOM CORWINE
J. WALTER WILSON CO.
PAULINE irCILE MAYO
MAURICE BROWNE FLAT
ERS
THE BARNELLS
ARTHUR KATCHEX.
SPECIAL FEATURES
i - BIBLE HOWRS .
FORUM HOURS
DAILY BASEBALL GAME
BED CROSS LECTURES
CHILDREN'S CHAUTAUQUA
PHYSICAL CULTURE
SYMPOSIUM
HOME DEMONSTRATION
General (Information
The Chautauqua is located in the
big cool 75 acre park located two
miles north of Oregon City in the
corporate limits of the town of
Gladstone. There are two first class
auto roads leading to the gates of
the ground from Portland : One, '
the East Eighty-second street road,
through Clackamas station, run
ning directly past the Park, . the
ether the Portland-Miiwaukle road,
following the river, which is paved
all the way. Thousands camp on
the grounds. It is a delightful place
to spend a vacation. Tents can be
rented from the organisation. Write
the . Secretary for urther details.
Secretary, ARTHUR B. OEATTIB
Baak ef Oreron City Bid- Oregon
City Phoae 18 .
a "whale of a project was understand
ing the fact .. ; . - . ,
SPEECHES AND MEALS :
Later Inspection JwIU j disclose - the
feasibility more clearly, i The commis
sion appointed by Governor Hart- of
Washington (he is a member of the
party) says it is feasible and it has
Just reported that the unit cost of com
plete Installation will be 1171 an acre.
. The whole company ef newspapermen
was entertained by the Spokane Cham
ber ; of . Commerce at breakfast and din
ner and by the NeVport - Commer
cial; club at j luncheon. They got
speeches with every jmeaL . None
of them has gotten back hat breath at
the initial visualization of the protect
Portland's representatives-i Include Max
Houser, .Whitney Boise, J. B.
O'Brien, S. B. Vincent. B. T Callvert,
Arthur Crookham, Fred Boalt and Mar
shall N. Dana. I
GREAT WEIM!,
DECLAR
MILLER
Judge Says One Man "Goat
Marshfleld, July 9. Asserting that he
would, not make one man a "goat-' while
other prohibition violators go free, Ed
ward H. Joehnik, Justice 'Of the peace.
declined to follow; the recommendation
of Sheriff Gage for the extreme fine and
Jail penalty, and lined Henry LrfMwlg
3100.
,'Tha convention at San Francisco
was unbridled and unbossed, and
the selection of Governor Cox was
the result of free thinking and. ac
tion on the part of the delegates," is
the opinion of Milton A. Miller, col
lector of Internal revenue.' , t i ;
f "The keynote speech of Chairman
Cummin gs was a masterpiece, he says,
"and it set forth clearly and - truthfully
the great record of the Wilson adminis
tration and paid fitting tribute to the
valor of our soldiers and sailors and the
part that -all of our cltisensbore In
bringing the great .-war to a successful
conclusion. ;"7 :
"The platform Is a great document
and it takes a definite and high stand
on all the momentous issues now con
fronting the American people. I believe
there will be general satisfaction over
the nomination of Governor Cox. : It will
put an end to all talk of a continuation
of the Wilson dynasty and the campaign
will have to be fought on the merits of
the respective candidates and platforms.
fTlie platform adopted by the Repub
licans at Chicago was not a ringing dec
laration. It was evasive in many places,
and its outstanding feature was an at
tack upon Woodrow Wilson and his -administration.
Chairman Lodge, in his
keynote speech; was particularly 'bitter
against, the president and said that "we
must get rid of Wilson as a political
power, and everyone who stood for or
was connected with him. -
F "Governor Cox Is a live campaigner
and a successful one, otherwise he could
not have beenNelected governor three
times In the Republican state of Ohio.
I am sure he will carry the fight to the
Republicans and force them to make a
campaign on the issues of the day and
not one based -upon fault finding, such as
waa outlined in their platform 'and key
note speech by Senator Lodge. In other
words. It will be an affirmative campaign-Instead
of a negative one, -as the
Republicans had planned."
Next Congress to v
-Help Reclamation. I
Jones' Assertion
Yakima, Wash.. July . The next con
gress will oaks liberal appropriation
for reclamation work and needed devel
ooment in Yakima valley will be includ
ed in the program, according to Senator
Wesley JU Jones, r'-
.Senator Jones said he has assurance
from Senator Harding that he will favor
liberal appropriations for reclamation
works and make his posittsa clear In
his letter of acceptance, He la convinced
that his own biU, which calls for an ap
propriation of $260.OOO.OOQ for reclama
tion construction, will be passed early in
the coming session.
. 'School Benefit Planned ...-""
Oregon City, July s. As a benefit for
the Red land school, "The Great Catas
trophe," a comedy, will be (riven at the
schoolhouse Saturday ever ng; by the
people of the district. ' No admission
is to be charged, but refreshments will
be sold.: ,
it
S u Tfic Great Northwost -Africa's, Natural Rosort Section.
WHERE AND-HOW TO GO
WHAT TO SEE-
WHERE TO STAY
HOTEIL, SEASIOE, Iiic.
SEASIDE, CLATSOP BE A CH, OREGON
OREGON'S FINEST ALL THE TEAR BOUND RESORT HOTEL
We will be ready for guests on June IS in our magnificent new hotel. The
dining room seats 300 guests, fine large dancing hall, sun room and palm parlor,
large homelike lobby. nigr cheerful fireplace, lounging room,, tea room and ice
cream parlor, hot salt water baths, bathing suits for ocean bathing, steam heat
and hot and cold water in every room, cafeteria seating. 160 people. New equip
ment throughout.' We have spared no effort or expense to make this Oregon s
finest resort hotel. Golf. Bowllag. Dancing, Trost Fishing, Caaeelng aad Surf
B Reached via fl P. A 8. "by Direct Service front Portland to Seaside. Also
Steamer Georglass and O-W. B. A N. Steamers to Astoria, where connections
are made with A. J. Ante Co. busses to Hotel Seaside. For reservations wire.
phone or write, to ' ..( . . . , . , -.. -
CHARLES H. ROWLEY, Manager
HOTEL SEASIDE I- T SEASIDE. OREGON
aiinBUS6AXQWS NATATQIlimi
Hotel iiayocon ana bunsmlom wfu open Jan 18, under awnacrnnamt of Mr, and Mrs. C O. Nmla.
Natatorium will ooen Jaly 8. For circular rite or teleobona reoeirars of T. B. P Pilar RaaHr Oe 12ft
,Chambet of Commerce JBldg, Portland. Halo 5405. i.
THE SHELEURNE
. .Shelburne Station, North BeachWn.
Famous for its service and comfort. Home cooked meals, clams, crabs and other
sea foods. In eight and sound of the ocean. Quiet and restful. Rates only $3.50
to 34 a day. Special rates to families. Big fireplace driftwood fires. Buy your
tickets to Shelburne Station. Address MBS. T. J. HOARS, Prop., Sea view, Wash,
SEASIDE-
OREGON
The Gateway to te Land
of Outdoor-Delight
The Columbia River Highway
is completed, i The j trip from
Portland to Seaside by auto is one
of unalloyed delight. i you have
not yet made the trip do' so'at
your earliest I opportunity and
you will be delighted by the ever
ch an Ring panorama lof beauty
between Portland andjthe Sea.
If you want to have one of the
most enjoyable vacations you
ever had, come to Seaside. You
will find here i" warm welcome,
a beautiful fandv picturesque
beach, unsurpassed surf bathing,
canoein g or : rowin g jn the Ne
canicum, sea fishing! and trout
fishing, : clam digging, tennis,
golf, many nearby points of in
terest for hiking trips,f and a rest
ful, carefree, enjoyable vacation.
You will find excellent garages
with skilled I workmen, well-,
stocked stores with! high-class
goods at reasonable rates, 'good
hotels, summer cottages and
furnished tents. . .
The following- progressive firms
who will give you faijr treatment
and- excellent service deserve
your trade as they are .working
to make a bigger, a. better and a'
busier Seaside; ':
' Hotel Seaside, Seines & Wheat
ley Department Store,- First State
Bank of Seaside, Pacific Power &
Light Co., Williams Bros. Gar
age, Sanitary Meat Market, A. R.
Wascher Groceries, Oregon Gar
age, and Machine Works, B. W.
Otto Grocery ; Co., Thev Hanan
Smith Garage, i The Bungalow!
Dancing Pavilion, M. Murray,
General Merchandise, E. W. Lep
ple. Plumbing; W. i J. Montag,
Photographer; Dad's Good Eat
Restaurant, Pool's Confectionery,;
Milloy's Ice Cream Parlor, T. C.
Calloway, Greceries; Dnnaing
Art and Curio Shop, Frank Ken
nedy Cigar Store, R. O. Ralston,
Real Estate and Insurance; Dr.
R. G. Moss, J. O. Blake Transfer
and Express.
For Uluatratad FoMer s other Information
relAtire to Seaaida write to . -
rrsldset BrMkwsUr Club, Seaside, On,
HOTEL MEARS
SEASIDE, OREGON
Concrete b1ook,-corner Broadway end Serenta
stnut. Rooms single or en suite. Centrally
located, larre, clean, airy rooms, wiortarsts
rates. For reservations address
MRS. a. MEARS, lroo.
Saealde, Oregen. . .
NECANICUM INN
SEASIDE, OREOON ' ;
On board walk beside ocean Beatfttfol rnmnds.
Heal aurronndints, now open. Write for nse
rations for rooma Dinta room opens June X8,
in ebarg-s of Miss Cruise of Home Economics of
O. A, C assisted by staff of especially sslectod
O. A. O. stndents. r
, MISS EMILV DAMARN, fra. f
-. Seaside, Oregon. v .:;
LOCKSLEY HALL
'I;. SEASIDE, ORgOON
Orerlooklns the eeesa. Lars rooms, wtth er
without bath, comfortable beds. Bates (10
a weex ana op. under new tat
For rates and reeerrationa write to
B. FISHER, aaasitfe, Oreoee.
ELMORE HOTEL
, EOCKAWAT, OBEfiOlT ,
The Best Hotel on Tltlamook Beachea
, The Place, That Pleases.
Also au kinds of beach Cottages for rent.
j For reservations address
J. J. KKEBS. Bocs.away, Oregon.
NEWPORT TENT CITY
NEWPORT, OREOON
JF . eompletaly tarnhhed
eeept top beddinc and silverware.. Electric
lSh? J?' wood- i ln iht of oeeaa
aL B? boat State tor
r, Jh nd tta Rock Wns for Tent
Citar each mornina. fat reaarrattona aadraaa
A. 4. VAN WASSERHOVE. Hewoort. Oreeen.
Ten nules north NrlQ, tu
acinic charm. . ffchina-. tront fiBhta..
-L-Uwn rmT cwn bom. by the eea-J???-.
Jfj cnt sronnda. free water and
wWiP
B. r. JOWES. Newpert, Oregon.
IDEALTENTGITY
SEASIDE, OREOON
Third Stnet. Between Broadway and Oeeanway.
Furnished hoeuekeeplnc tents, equipped eompleta.
Wood, water and licht free. A. block from oceaa.
For reserrations address .
MRS. A. EHREWSTROW, Seaside, Oregon.
Bar Vie w Tent City
BAR VIEW, OR. If yon want to spend your
vacation on one of the most beautiful spots alone
the Oreron coast, I can provide you -with apart
meuia, one, two ana uiree room lUTOnea cot
tsses or famished tents. They overlook .the
nearby sea and are very desirable. I will be
glad to answer inquiries about i them or about
Bar Tiew. Address Dr. W. A. Wise. Bar View, Or.
rOR RESERVATIONS AND TICKETS
RAINIER NATIONAL PARK
Call on or Write Our Special Bepnsentatire
DORSET B. SMITH, Manager.
-Journal Travel Bureau.
180 Broadway Pherw'rnarshall 1S7S
: Peruana, Oregon .
Everyone
Goes to
tn2
n
" ' ' er
aZGlCDOOu
The best of every
thing;' to eat, pre
pared in the way
you like best. The
Hazelwood will wel
come you in Portland,
388 Washington
127 Broadway
Take Two Days for Tour
COLUMBIA RIVER HIOHWAV TRIP
and see the
OLACIERS OP MOUNT HOOD
Spsnding the Night a
Mount Hood Lodge '
7 ON
Cloud Cap Inn
Fall Information, Shepard'a Auto Bus Line or
Aslu-JMr. Foster S err tea, or any Portland
Hotel, or direct from Mo mar A. Roger, Man
'agar, . O., Park dale, Oregon. Phone Odetl,
814, vU Hood Rler.
NEHALEM RIYER TRANSFER CO.
NEHALEM, OREGON
In soine to ICanzanita Beach or Neah-kah-nie
be sure to buy your tickets to Wheeler. Our
launch, the Jnneia. meets all trains. Fare to
Nehalem SO eenta. . We opreate an ante boa to
nearby reeorta, fare SO cents. Boats for rent.
Autos for hire Reliable service. "
ANDERSON BROS.. Nehalem. Oregon
Conducted alone hnes most tnntms to
men snd women of refined tastes. - Sand
for niustrwated Booklet.
MRS. C W. J. REOKCRS
White Salmon. Wash. Phone 78-TL
' ASTORIA AND WAT POINTS
STR. GEORGIAN A
Round Trip Dally (Cscept Friday)
LEAVES PORTLAND 7:10 A. St.
A leer-Street Dock.
LEAVES ASTORIA 2 P. M.
FLAVEL DOOK
FARE S1.SS EAOH WAT.
Direct Oenneotlea foe South Beaches. Night
Baa Dally, S p. m. Every Dar Cxeap Sunday
V
The New Martin's
Mineral Springs Hotel
COLUMBIA ; BITER'S B8T BE80ST
HOT MI5BAL BATHS
Very beneficial for rheumatism and
, blood disorders. ' . -
Auto meets all trains at Carson, Wasn.
RHODODENDRON P, ML HOOD
Oregon's - most - beatrtifttl mountain resort oa
Zigzag rlver in eversreea forest near baae of Mt
Hood. Baal meals, weli cooked and well served,
large swimming pool.-dsncin hall, saddle homes,
croquet, fishinc. Rates 94 per day, $21 to S25
per week., t Vol auto state call East US er
Main 172. .
MRS. EMIL FRANIETTI. Prep.
SUNSET GARAGE
' ' TILLAMOOK, OR.
Modern, fireproof garage. - - Serriee. Storage.
Expert mechanics for repair work. Good service
and a square deal is our constant endeavor.
Make --rxir garage oar bsadquartars while you
are. in Tillamook. . : - .
SUNSET OARASE, Tlliemask, Or.
Vacation Tiin
AT
Seashore and Mountain Resorts
Summer Excursion Fares
Tillamook County Beaches
A delightful trip, across the Coast Mountalna Doable dally train service
from Portland. These beaches shclude Rockaway and Uaribaldl beach
resorts, Neah-kah-nie, Mansanita and Bay Ocean. r -
Newport (On ,Yaquina Bay and the Pacific Ocean)
A charming; place for the family. Large and modern natatorlum. Salt
water baths. Many, forms of amusement. ,1
Crater Lake (One of the world's natural wonders) - .
ElffMy-flve miles from Medford. 6177 feet above sea level. A eky line
boulevard of 85 miles encircles tJie rim of the lake. , -.
Other Resorts
Detroit (Breitenbu'sh Hot Spring-, ML Jefferson country)
McCredle Hot Sprlnsjs
'Josephine County Caves (Oregon's Marble Halls)
Shasta Mountain Itesorts .
"Oregon Outdoors" Booklet'
Contains particulars of the different outing- places, excursion fares,
hotels and camp rates. . '
For further particulars Inquire of local agent
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHN M. SCOTT
General Passenger Agent
f
Union Pacific System
Oregon Washington Railroad & Navigation Co. ,
Steamer Service to Astoria and North Beach
"Harvest
' Queen" b
"HassaloT
Trora Portias Prom Astoria
Airurworth Dock ' O-W. R. A N. Dock
. M. Mondays. 7:00 P. M. Sundays,
xriaays k Tues., Tbura
:00 P. M. Tuesdays. 7 :00 p. M. Mondays.
- Thursdays. : Weds., Fridays
10:00 P. M., Bats. . ,
Steamers touch at -Astoria next mornine;, then proceed to Megler.
Steamer from - Portland every day except Srrday; from Astoria
every day except Saturday. Direct connections at. Astoria to and
from North Beach.
. EXCURSION FARES
$4.50 Week-Ends
$5.50 Season
for Round Trip to ny North Beach point
Tickets and Reservation, Bdy. 268, or Consolidated Ticket Office,
v' . Third and Wasnington Streets Main 3S30.
Receiving w Delivering Freight, Call Bdwy. 172
A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION
Crystal White Soap
10 Bars 59c
297 Stores
Covering
25 States
Soft's. White Soap
5c
Prices -That Ma!ie:Mcot SaIeG;:i
; Appear- a Trayecy ; ;
The 5. C. Penny Cp.Saves You Real Money
..79
..770
..87
.930
..8"30
Seamless Sheeting
.Pepperill 8-4 Bleach.. 1...J...
Pepperill 8-4 Unbleach '..J...
Dwight 9-4 Bleach
Premium 9-4 Unbleath. . . ... . .
Pepperill 10-4 Bleach . . ...... . .
Pepperill 10-4 Unbleach . . - ' J ......
Women s Low Shoes
Black Kid Oxfordmil. heeUi tt. - 55.90
Blk. Kid Shim'mie Pump, Louis heel S7.90
White Kid Oxford, Baby Louis heel $6.90
Black Kid Pump, Louis heel ....... 55.90
White Reignskin Oxford, mil.! heel. .4123
White Reignskin Oxford, Louis heel 53.69..
Patent LeatherPump, Louis heel. . .54.98
Black Kid Eyelet Tie, Louis heel. . -57.50
Pat. Leather Eyelet Tie, Louis heel 97.90
Brown Calf Brogue Oxford (new
square toe). .58,90
Brown Kid Oxford, mil. heel J . I . . . .56.90
White Mary Janes! . . . .- .51.59
Women's Khaki Clothes
Laced Knee Breeches. . . . . . . . .52.98
Norfolk Middies ... ..... i .... . .52.98
Divided Skirts . . . . . . Ti ...... 52.98
Hiking Skirts . . .... . . . . . ;. i . . . . 52.98
Suits (riding and hiking) . . . . . ... . . .58.90
Hats 890
Men's Work Clothing
Heaviest 220 Denim Overalls. . . ... .52.19
'Heaviest Carpenter's Overalls ... .". . 52.49
Heaviest Steifel Stripe Overalls.-. .. . 51.98
Hickory Stripe Sleeved Vests. . . ... .51.89
CanVBust 'Em-White Jumpers. . . .52.19
Heaviest 220 Denim Jumpers. . . . . . ,52.19
Good Wt. Khaki Mechanic's Suits . . 53.98
Heavy Khaki Mechanic's Suits 54.98
Khaki Pantsr good weight,. . . ..... .52.49
Heavy Cotton Worsted Pants, .... .52.98
Rockford Sox (best quality), 2 prs.. . .390
Heavy Canvas Gloves,. 2 pairs .390
Leather Faced Cotton Gloves. . .390
All-Leather Work Gloves ............ 590
Engineer and Fireman's Sox. ....... .250
Cotton- Ribbed Union Suits (short
' sleeve-ankle) .. . . ; 980
Uncle Sam Chambray Work Shirts. -51.29
Men's Negligee Shirts
These are alt very high grade shirts and
come in both Polo .buttoned down flat)
and military collars.
Striped Madras . .... ......... .51.49
Genuine Soisette, white and colors. .82.49
English Oxford Cloth (white) ...... 52.98
Pongees, white, natural, colors. . . . . -53.98
Colgate's Talc, all 'flowers.. I...
Palm Olive Soap, 3 for. . i. j . . .
Pear's Soap
Peroxide Soap .........
(glycerine Soap .......
Ferry's Soap, 4 for. . ?.
Toilet Articles
150
..'.2o0
I Sf a av avf' ft-
.....150
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......290
Cuticura Soap . .-.v. 190
Mentholatum .. ..... .TT. . . 190
Colgate's Tooth Paste (large) .190
Colgate's Barber Bar. .". ... . . . . . .. -70
Colgate's Mug Bar . ...... .... ... . . ... .5
Colgate's Shaving Stick,-Cream or
Powder . .1290
Outfit .
Entire
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111 Fourth Street,' Just North of Washington
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that's the cry of the hungry - camper j
directed to the camp cook.. - -
In town a few nurrutes delay in the preparation of breakfast cuts no figure,
but oat in the open when you're in a hurry to hit the stream for the wait
ing troutr-THATS DIFFERENT. -
That's when you want action. And yonll get it if included in thVcrnp'
outfit is FISHER'S PANCAKE FLOUR. Just add water, it's ready. No
milk, no sugar required. They've been stdded to the flour and in just the -tight
proportions to give you Pancakes rsch as you nerca tasted before
THE KIND THAT; CALLS FOR MORE.
In the home or in the camp FISllJLllc'3 PANCAICTJ -FLOUR
i is thee Best Pancake , Flour on Earth
j ASK POR IT AT YOUR QfXDCZXFO
MsmufsxursS R AstMrtesTs Flmmst WUatrina UXRsP by
FISHER FLOURIIJG HILLS COIIPAriY
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