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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 18, M920. ;THE OREGON DAILY : JOU RIAL. PORTLAND. OREGON TOWN TOPICS Travelers to all point of the TJnltad IKatee nr abrfttdi should take advantage of experienced in formation and serrlr-a offend through The Ore goti Jiairnal Travel Bureau, in personal charce of Jtoner B. . Smith. Kailrcad tk-kets and steamship book inn arranged, foreign exchange issued. ln formaUaB circa regarUtng passport. I , MMiia erwraiTa . Oresrnri Rantiat Yim Pantile's assembly; Olad- . atone Chautauqua, g round, Aniwt 21 to 80. Ort"tt 7hrwtian Endearor tannwr conference. Forest! tirove, Auruxt se to September . . Baptist stats convention, WrraUia, September B to DO. ' .-. . .-' I Frntta rcaUral. Vancouver. Wash., September I6-1HJ ;' 1 i -i ' I or at Herman, grand ledge, Portland, Sep tember 21. I - . ' J'enrileUm Round I7p. September 23-35. Washington Suu W. U T. U-. Vancotrer. September 2H-80. ' : . w. ."' Oregon Bute rair,. Salem, September 27 to October 2. . Idaho-. State i fair. I Boise, September, 27 to October 2. f : - i ," ' - PadUie Coast Osa association. Portland. Sep tember. Washington Stat Fair. Yakima, SepUmber 0 2S ,. Multnomah County Fair, ..Cretbam, ; October 4 to . " i . : Pactfia International Livestock association. Portland, NoTember 15 t 20. Oregon-Idaho Farmers Educational TJnion of emeries. The Dalies. : December '2 to i. I I'ortli Thurs- TODAY'S FOllECAST tland and Vicinity Toniirht fair day fair and warmer; westerly winds. Oregon and Washington -Tonight fair: Thurs day fafr and warmer; moderate westerly winds. WEATHER COXDITIOXS A trough of: low pressure extends from the western , Canadian provinces over the Itocky mountain region to the; south Pacific coast, with renter of depression in Alberta and Southern California. The barometer ia relatively! high off -the. 'north Pacific coast and generally ! over the eastern portion or the country.- The pre- cipiution was light and confined principally to scatteflen nations in the central plains states and to a iarrow belt extending from the west Gulf coast to Nw England. - The weather is decidedly in the i northern -Korky mountain and southern plateau states and New England, with tUght changes in temperature in other districts. Kelktive humidity at Portland: Noon yes terday; SI per cent; 5 p. m. yesterday. 43 per bents p . m. today,: 80 per cent 1 Precipitation aince January 1: Total. 17.88 inchest normal. 23.44 Inches; deficiency, 7.53 Inches.: . FRANK. tiUO-AM. OBSERVATIONS STATIONS akert Or. . . . . . Barkerrille. B. C Home, Idaho . Rostork. SIsm. Buffalo,:, N. Y, .ILJ ; i.nirsi9ti jii. ............. Itonver.- Colo. I es Moines. Iowa ... Fresno. Cal. ....... Calveaton. Texas ... Helena. Mont. . . . . . Honolulu. T. II. ... IIuranL 8. I). ...... KalMpfcU. M!nt. .. . . . Kinui City.' Mo. ... Knoxiiille. Tcnn. .. . . Ix)B Artgeles,. CaL . . . Marshfield. Or. Medford. Or. i., . .... Memphis, Tenn. . . . . Missoula. Mont, . . . . . Modena. l.'tali ...... New Orleans, I .a. ... New fork. N. X. . . . Nomej Alaska North! Mead. Wash.-' . North Platte, Neb. . . Oklahoma City". Ok la. Phoenix. Aria. , . . . Pittsburg. Pa. -I.. ...v. l'ocatello. Idaho .-. .. Pnrtlaiml. Or. ...... Prim-i Kupert. It. C. Ned Bluff, Cal. . . ... Itoseburg. Or. ...... ItiwweSl. N. 11. .. . . . Sacramento, Cal. . . Hi. I euis. Mo. hi.. Pkul. Minn. . . . . Malt Lake City. Utah San HHego. Cal. San rfrancisco.l CaL . K.-.ttl. Wish. !. . . . . . Hlierfcian. , Wyoj ...i. i Sitka. )ATaka L.'.im Klwkane. Wash,'..!". Tai-ouia, M'aab.; . . . . . Tampii Fla. ....... Tanansi. Alaska .... Tatoosh Island,: Wash. Tonorish, Nee. Triamcle Islsud, U. C. VaUirii. Aloaka . . . . Vancuurer, 11. t'. . .. Wallsi WaUa. Wsh. . W gMhington. l. C. .. Willistan. NV I. : i . . Wiiinemucca. Ner. . Yakima. Waah, Temp. a -. . j - si 1$ 2 rrs 42 I o 48 40 O I 78 48 O L 80 04 .10 78 64 0 76 70 0 84 60 0 : 66 0 102 66 O t6 78 O 76 4 r 84 .... .02 i 84 68 0 66 40 0 ,. : 88 70 A 80 6 ..22 82 2 0 68 42 0 82 0 86 72 0 7 40 0 0 58 .01 82 76 .38 86 70 .28 Y6 j .06 56 52 O 88 166 .2 82 70 .38 iH (78 82 : 66 O 84 i 54 0 07 48 0 62 4 . . . .... 102 176 0 74 I i 60 - 0 70 64 O 2 : S4 O 86 74 O HS 0 94 68 .12 78 164 0 64 54 0 64 ;ftO 0 4 54 :, o -4 . . 4 O . 70 4 8 O - 68 '50 0 88 ,76 0 04 t . . . .0 50 : 0 02 60 O BO v . . . .... 48 j. . . .78. 68 74 52 0 ' 92 70 .02 102 82 0 92 42 O I 72 f 44 O report of preceding day. Heir Sla)rer 1 Caught Clyde Fisk of Eupeifie and Mr. and Mrs. jE. Good- chlldj were j arrested Sunday , by E. S, Hawker.i Hoy ; Bremmer and Vic tor j McKarland, ' deputy i game war tltniij 30 -miles east of Oak ridge, on the charge of killing deer in closed, season, l'artf of twp deer, rifles, revolvers and five hounds were seized by the wardens. Following a trial at Eugene, j Tuesday, the two men were fined 30 each and the foman, who ia an Indian, was given, a continued 'trial. Indications were that the party had been camped at the point of capture all summer and that the men had been doing a wholesale deer killing .business. j : , , Bijrycles Must Have tights Bicycles ridden after dark must be equinped with lights to conform with a new traffic regulation Indorsed by Lieutenant Frank Irvia of the motorcycle i patrol squad, according to .a statement .. made by lleuxenant ; irvin M-uesaay. There are lOOOj bicycles on the streets every night witnoui iignts ana iney nave been lit volved In many traffic accidents, ac Ttese are bracing mornings, men- Fall's ; almost here, und it's time to think labout new: clothes. -j Joy's been thinking about jou all Summer long; he's igot an assemblage of fab rics that will make your -yes glisten. fSuits to order on easy payments: that' the Joy- 104 Fourth Street, : Bet; Washington and 1 ;.. Stark ; , Four ! Shops in r Portland VACATtOM Oft SUMMER SUBSCftlSEKS ' When going sway for the summer or on your vacation,-hare The Journal follow you at the regular rate,; er the following agents iwttl supply ynn at regular city rates: ' . i! Barriew, Or. W; A. Sippell Jr. M, Bay City. Or. Sfrs. T. A. OiUen. j! Cannon Beach-Kcola. Or. H. U. Harris. Carson. Wash. Car! B. Smith, also Ship berd s Springs. i Garibaldi, Or. I l.l - - r. W 1. Rnhimem. ! I-ong Beach. Wash. Stranhal Co. ti Manhattan Beach Mrs. O. I. Huston. -I : Msnsamta Heach Emil ti. Kardelt I ; Neah-Kab-Nte, Or. A. i Anderson, j Nehslem. Or. Nehalem Irug company. .etarta, ur. Mrs. it. r. Cross. Newport, Or. M. 8. Hunt, Pacific City O. H. Ward. Ocean Park. Wash. (ieo. H. Kramer.--Kocksway Beach, (Or. P. P. Miller. Seaside, Or.. luon Uwlniui HoLh, TJrnc ktore.-! i (i i ik8eariew. Wash. nOeo. X. Putnam. ' . : Tillaramk. Or. tr". L, Eberman. ; Twin Rocks. r D. 3. Van Scyoc i Wiihoit Springs F. W.' McLeran. - cording to Lreutenant Irvin. A cam paign 'wilt be started immediately to farce bicyclists to j use lights, he said. ;Anto Leaves St. ' Cbaries Hotel for Scappoose :30 aJm, ; ST Helens, Astoria aad Seaside. 10 a. ro.. 1:30 p m. : Scap poose and St, Helens. 4 p. m. : extra Sat urday , and Sunday to Scappoose and St. Helens, 11 ;15 p. rrt. Cascade Locks and Mood River, 9 :4S a. m., 2:45 p." m. ; Bridal Veil and I Multnomah Falls. 10 a. m-4 4 p. m. ;! extra Saturday and SundSy. 11:15 p. m. to , Bridal Veil. For information call Marshall 4381. Adv. Wait Paper Cannes Fire Waste pa per burning in , he basement of the Spaulding buildjng. Third and Washing ton streets, caused a call of fire appa ratus at 7:07 o'clock Tuesday night,. The f Ire was -quickly; , extinguished by the chemical squad and did no ' material damage. The fire is thought to have been started by a cigarette In the paper ttoat had just been carried from the sec ond floor by a janitor. ? : - 'Creek Is Discarded Greek has been discarded as one of the requirements for aj Rhodes scholarship and those who take the . examination on September 2 111 not be required , to- know It either before or after entering Oxford, it has been announced by C. It. Gray, secretary of the committee on selection. ? This modification of requirements was made by the authorities of the English univer sity last spring. ji Winchester Dealers to Meet The first annual convention of Winchester dealers ofOregon and Washington will be held in the Multnomah hotel , September 21 and 22. according to an announcement received by the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday. -The meeting wtil likely at tract a large number of hardware deal ers from the two pCorthwestern states.' J Special Cars for Elks Sixty passenger cars will t be parked at Vancouver, WasliL. for three days, becrinntng Thurs day, to handle the overflow crowd of Washington. Kites; which will attend the state convention jof the B. P. O. E. this week. The special cars will bring vls lHors from jail over the state of Wash ington. .) jTonng 31m to Have Camp The X. M. C. A. Spirit Lake camp will be turned over from August 26 to September 3 to the exclusive use of young men between the ages of 15 an$ 21 years. Registration for the trip fs now under way. The cost Of the trip will be $20 and the first to register will be given preference In tent sites. ; ; ; ! ' ; . : rialemOIIll City Stage Line Connects O- E. train No. St Salem, arrive Mill City J p.m. Also connects O. K. train No. 9 Salem, arrive Mill City 7 p. m. Joseph Jlamman. proprietor, Salem- . Phone 44 Adv. , ; - I . .. H Wanted ny Pacific Iroa works, Kast "pwenty-nirtth and Clackamas, two expe rienced rakers for putting down asphalt pavement - on wdod bridge floor ; short Job, transportation ! paid to and from location of work. Adv. ... II Franklin J. Roosevelt, TJemocraUc vice presidential! nominee, will speak at The Auditorium1 Saturday evening at 8 'clock, August 21. You are cordially In vited to attend. Admission free. Adv. I Whjri lo We Hesitate when we know pyorrhea can be! cured with so little dis tomfort and little expense? 'Consulta tion free, j C. Smith Long, Dentist, 310 Bush & , Lane bldg. Adv. ? Portland-Newberg Busses leave Fourth ana Aiaer aaiiy-o :jo, :u, ii a. m.. ana 1, 2 :30, 4:15t 6:30, 6:30 p. m. : Saturday and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone Main 3314. Adv. ! " i -.1 Better Discard that old set of teeth nd get some new ones that really sat isfy ; you. - Dr. K. C. Rossman plate specialist, j is qualified to serve you. 807 Journal bldg. Adv. 1 1 Steamer; 1 raid a for St, Helens and Rainier, daily at 2 :30 p. m.. foot of Alder Street. Sunday. St. Helens only, 1 :30 p. m. Adv. j i Swlmmisg'Every Afternoon and eve- ting. Dancing every evening except Sun ay and Monday at WindemUth. Adv. jl Write Todayjfor information and cata logue of Hill Military academy, Port land. Or. Openf September 15. Adv. Doctor's Office Furniture and car for salel'deBk. chairs, tables, cabinet. 809 -Stevens ,bldg. ( Main 7475. Adv. 1 Clark Addresses KIwanis Dr. Thomas A. Clark, dean: of men at the University Of Illinois for hearty 20 years, addressed the KIwanis club Tuesday ou the suc cessful business men, saying that in re nome but 17- wr-ou : happy dirty 4 It Send the soiled and mussed- up things down to Joy: you'll' Have to be intro-. duced to them when you come fof them, they'll look so spic jand span! "; 1 Men's Suits Dry Cleaned $125 1 Men's Suits j Pressed 45c Women's 1 Plain-Tailored Suits Dry Gleaned $10 Joy's1 service is mighty prompt and mighty good! Come in. j i - ism wi.-" .ytxr m w- m , r Walter Leve;Back " From Inspection of 1 - Still Greek' Forest Walter Leve, forest exarsilneD, has re turned from the inspection bf 2700 acres of 1 Douglas fir and western white pine on Stilt creek. ' The oldest trees were planted in 1913.! These and those of the two following years were partially .de stroyed by fire In 1917. cuid in 1918 and 1919 those destroyed by fire were, re planted, as well as new area.' I : ' The trees planted In 1313, 1914 and 1915. said Leve, are showing ; rigorous growth, and are beginning to stand out above the ferns and leaves. Those of 1918 are growing , rapidly, but those of last year are not ' making much of a showing as yet. H 1 f . Monday morning Leve climbed Mount Hood, making his first ascent alone, fol lowing the foot tracks made by the some 500; mountain climbers who have scaled the peak this summer. : - a -. ? 0 itt s ide Merchants Ask for s Information About Gfain Elevator Merchants of Eastern Oregon, K ast ern Washington and Idaho who visited Municipal terminal No, 4 during their visit in Portland Buyers? week, have joined in sending requests to the Cham ber of Commerce for circulars giving information about the terminal and grain elevator. The merchants desire to distribute the information!! of Portland's excellent facilities to the farmers In their territory and thus increase the Spirit of cooperation. The request; has been re ferred to the ; dock commission which will likely see that the desired informa tion is sent to the merchants. Trophy Awarded Co. M Is Prese to nted Salem, Aug. 18. Preceded by a lauda tory address by Corporation Commission er T. B. Handley. representing Governor Olcott, i who is absent from the capital, the silver cup awarded to the unit of the Oregon National Guard showing the greatest degree of efficiency during the annual encampment, was; presented to Company M, the Salem junlt. Tuesday night. Presentation of the trophy, do nated by Major J. Francis Drake and Colonel A. I. Wool pert, was staged In WlUson park during an intermission in the regular Tuesday night band concert and was witnessed by a crowd of more than 1000 people. -j . i i . Dick Hanley ?m ! Coach Pendleton Pendleton, Aug. 18. The contract iof Richard E. Hanley as attletici coach of Pendleton high school was received to day. Hanley will teach chemistry and handle , all branches of sport, reporting September 7. '. - ;-; - j. - He is a member of thej famous Han ley of athletes and graduated j from W. S. C. in June. 1920. Inf 1918 he cap tained the Marines - team at Mare Island which won the western service tiUe. He has been an All?Nort,hwest Se lection in football and has also played baseball and basketball at W. S. C. PARK TOTS TO SHOW SKILL ft-- - - , A - U t-c - ' " f - ' ' W If - .r v - ' I iv - r. 1 a i Mif ' ft OM Typical croup of children of Peninsula park district . wtK) will enter tain at lawn fete at 6:30 Wednesday nigbt preceding municipal band concert.' " -..: ''.."", -'' ' Children of the Peninsula Park district will entertain Wednesday at 6:30 p. m. with a pageant "1620-1920." Miss Jewell Tozierr Miss Marjorie Brewer and Owen Carr. directors of the playground, are in charge. The program : j Harvest Dance in Early England ; Indian Dance, .1620 ; enter pilgrims ; Dutch Dance ; Virginia Reel, 1785 ; Spanish Espanita ; Yankee Doodle ; Norwegian Mountain March ; Highland Fling ; Reap the Flax XSwed ish) ; s Kinderpolka (German) ; - Kara arinskaia (Rvssian) ; Cshebogar (Hun garian) ; 1920, f Boy ; Scouts ; athletics ; games. :; '- : p. This will precede the band concert . Alms Box' Is Robbed The Rev. Thomas Jenkins reported! to the police that St. Davids church at East Twelfth - and Morrison" streets was en tered recently and the alms box robbed of: its contents. It Is not known Just how much money was taken, according to Rev. Jenkins, who told Inspector Mal let that he saw a strange man leave the church August 15, but; could not give a definite description of him. ; ' ..... J i i dealing with young men In their employ they must remember toe Incidents of their own boyhood. Letters were read from. KIwanis over the country who at tended the convention tn Portland in June. ;; . , ,- i; ,-. . ,f'. Pilgrims to Be SabJt 'The First Months in the Plyiriouthj! Plantation," is Dr. W. T. McElveen'a topic on Thursday evening at the First ! Congregational church. Park 'and Madison streetsr This is one of the series of popular lectures on Pilgrim history that the) Congrega tional minister Is giving ln commemora tion of the three hundredth anniversary of the landing of the Mayflower Pilgrims at Plymouth in . 1620. ji i 1 r Young Employe of Steamer Nestor Drowns at Rainier Kelso, Wash., Aug. 18. Albert Blxby. aged 23, son of Mrs. . Cora Bixby. was drowned at Rainier, Orj, Saturday after noon.! He was employed aboard the steamer . Nestor and went" in swimming shortly after dinner, being affected by cramps.- The body was recovered in 40 minutes. . . - '. -' " '"." .."'.''' The Cowlitz county commissioners re vised the xonlhg system, suggested by Assessor McCoyj to lower the valuation in Isolated districts and to raise the val luation on Immediately accessible tim ber. The commissioners made a trip to Yale and Cougar on the Lewis river to inspect progress on the Yale-Yacolt bridge over the Lewis river, being built jointly by Cowlitz and Clarke counties. B RADFORD CLOTHES tor days that ctr and are to be There's a Bradford here to suit you, whether you want to finish out the days o'Summer in some thing' light and cool, 'or Whether you want the; last word in clothes for , Autumn; as interpreted by our New York tailors. Bradfords always are smart always are in season. If you feel the - urge, come in ! $25 to $50 L TENDER OF PARK SITE IS MADE TO COUNTY Sam J. Gorman -made a formal tender- to the Multnomah county - com missioners "Wednesday of a deed to an ) 80-acre tract of land ott Tumult' creeks Just off the Columbia river highway, which he desires to donate to (the county for park purposes. U : ; He also, in his letter of transmittal, states that he will give land for a road way from the highway to this tract, a distance of about 1200 feet.' and sug gests that at the point where the road would leave the highway a space be reserved that would be suitable at some later time for the .location of some proper dedication in honor of the mem ory of Dr. John McLoughlln, for whom the park Is to be named. ; The commissioners transmitted the letter to the' county surveyor, with the request that his force familiarise itself with the boundary; lines as a guide to the commissioners over the' land on an inspection trip . before action Is taken on accepting the proffered gift, ' WOOD SAW MAN FINED $10 - I FOR DISOBEDIENCE OP LAW George W. Gorman, who-operates a wood saw, - was fined J10 by District Judge Bell Tuesday for failure to com ply with provisions of the law in post ing notices on Ms machine ' that he is not a contributor to the state Industrial accident fund. Gorman contended that ho had ignored the instructions of Spe cial Agents Willman and Small of, the commission, regarding the required posting, and it developed that their visit to bis saw resulted in quite an acrimonious conference. ..--.' v "He said he had no use for the indus trial accident fund law, would have nothing to do with it, and had been told by numerous persons that " It was no j good,; said Special Agent Small. "He told us that the aw was no good and referred us to Mr. Keeley If we wanted ' to , know. what people thought about It" ' j Gorman claimed that he kept no books .or payrolls, and that he was not subject to the provisions of the act, as he did not hire helpers but simply took men on to work on commission on the Jobs they secured for his saw.: , " Mu&io Teacher Asks Damages :. Elisabeth Davis, at muslo t teacher, filed a damage suit, Tuesday against IL Q, Hendrickson, in which she seeks an award of $5335 for damages sustained In an ' accident on June 1. She says that at Hawthorn avenue and Eastr Fortieth street she was run down by Hendrick son's automobile and was dragged along the street. - Among other injuries re ceived she says her arm had' been per manently disabled. - j Divorce Mill Divorce suits filed!: Gladys- Clark Denison - against IUlph Fllbrlck Denl son, desertion. J Fargo Man to Share . In(Vfanapois Estate . Aurora,. Or., Aug."l.--John Pugh of Fargo, just west of Aujrora, has received word from Indianapolis that he has been decreed one of 28 first cousins who will share in. the $500,000 estate of Marshall Pugh. Indianapolis land owner. He will go to Indianapolis ln the spring. He came West 45 years .ago. .' . '"." . ; Ilot Lake Arrivals Hot Lake. Aug. 18.-f-Arrlvals at Hot Lake Sanatorium Sunday were: Babe Marugg, East Hot Lake ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallbrum, Errima L. Wallbrum, Mrs. Emma Price and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. ; Dahlyren, Chicago ; W. 1 Oleoff, Noway, La.; Bruce Djennls, La Grande. ' i '- I S. ft H. Green Stamps for cash. Hoi man Fuel Co.. Main i 858. 580-11. Adv. Thm Wiley ; B. ' Allen Co. Superior Recortl Service 285 Washington Street. Bet; Fourth and Fifth IV. !' 1 Charge Dismissed -After Man Dies i Charges against William Fonville, E20 Northrup street, on bail of $260 for vio lating the prohibition law, were dis missed Tuesday -by Acting Municipal Judge Peich." ; Fonville was killed In an automobile accident. Monday, near Napa vine. Wash., while en route to Vancouver, B. C. Liquor taken at the time of Fon ville' arrest and held for evidence at the hearing, booked for August 31, was ordered destroyed. Everyone Goes to iii!!i!::i::!K:!!i:::!ii::;!i:!::!!"ii Thz Home Circle , Keep it unbroken with the latest musid. js Mothers need not worry about the leisure T- "-. ' m .a si a 1 Jiours of their children if they have the records for their Victrolas. atest TrVn.TThT-TOV ; H TIT A TTTTTTrOTTntnrT PA The various lines we mention below are in each and every case high quality products of reputable manufacture. If you are think- ing of exterior painting, there is no time like the present. Our M m service is at your disposal. - - Let us assist you in your work. ; You will have no difficulty in obtaining here the best ot records. ; ' Victrolas and Victor Records have lonj been our particular care, and the perfecfion of service with which' they are sold has marked our splendid department as - the one distinctive music center of Portland. . And it is' real service that wis off erno annoying , waits, Just " service. Ouick, obliging: 1 and klways courteous, coupled with a -stock' as nearly complete as. present conditions peimit. Your name brings Vic- troia and Kecord catalogues. ... ,.....,.1. .... Do You Know That We Make U Profit On Everything We ' Sell? " i -" : f--y ;. - We couldn't be in business if we .didn't: But other dealers jruke more ' profit S than we make because the qual ity of our eopds per mits of only a. small margin; hence (we sell more goods.!; turn our investment quicker and Kive you bettter satis faction. ' You get the benefit of good . goods and we get your return order. Such transac tions make us good friends. ' Preservative House Paints Preservative Porch and Floor Paints Preservative Interior. VarnisHes Preservative Oil Stains 1 Preservative White Enamels -m Preservative Ivory and Eggshell Enamels ( Preservative Barn and Garage Paints - j Preservative Boat Paints and Canoe H Enamels , . ' . v g Preservative Roof Paints in Black, Red and H i ; Green .j... . " H We take pleasure in assisting the home-owner to se- H lect the. right color and quality. . ' e Name ......... .. . .' Address MORRISON ST. AT BROADWAY 'trwsicjf -MASON AND HAMLIN PIANOS srrotnts. mn mstjcico. omuns. rst: SVACSSA.MSLMTO. IvOS MUfl Wsl MACWIlESg 4KC0RDSJ MHO, BAJS Pslie 104 Fourth Street, bet. Washington and Stark Four, Places in Portland m i : I H j i First and Washington : ' ; j ' - u : , ': -v : ' - ' . .. - forC2FUHS& INVALIDS ! ASK FOR :TnorIick's L J Ths Orijiatl ro'rIntantlnaltdaedQrwlnrChndren I Rkmtk.ymUo1nKMneder Reliable Dentistry We guarantee our work fox 1 0 years. We will examine your teeth free and telt you Just what they require and what it will cost. - . 1 i I give, my personal attention to all work. . ' Dr. Newton ! DR. H. NEWTON, Prop.' ! - Open Evwninija Until 10, Boston Painless Dentists Between ith and ilh ob Wssnligtoa SU Ate' .. The i ly , ' UNITED : ARTISANS insure the Whole Family New 20 Fay Life and Whole Lift fiana AtMU Nearly MlAW.im.99 ::" rUsaa Bld Bread way aa4 Oak St, . Jdala ,ltf - mCTazGlcDOod : CORfTCT0NEKr aJUraCTJ!? The best of every thing to eat, pre . .pared in the way . you like best. The Hazel wood will wel come you in Portland. 388 Washington 127 Broadway uNnor y DENTISTS 1AC. PLATES $10 - WE GUARANTEE OLE WORK Porcelain Crowns .15.00 Porrelata FIlllnKS .' tSl.OO tt.K old Crowns 5,Oii tt-K Uold Br id re 85. OO Extruding You can have an examination of your teeth free of any charge or obli gation "by calling at our olfice. 231 H 'Morrison, Corner Second Entire Corner, LOOK FOR THE BIG UNION SIGN if House of Cheer Tbi Seward ia a new. modcro and rlsntlr ajv pointed btrtrl, poaaessing tint of tha mnt b-sQU-fnl corner luhbica in tba Nortiiwest. lorstd at 10 111 and Alder strarta,- npposita Olds, Uortmsn sV Hint's bit department store, in besrt of retail and theatre district, lutes, S1.60 and up. Bus meets all train. "t" rsr also run from IJnion deimt to HOTEL 8KW1UU Ao aio--leot dinina room in .fifincetirm. . W. C. CULBEBTSOM. Prop. BOB WHITE TOILET PAPER FURNACES $165 W have P1pleMs Kurnacea. Uul beat make, vhich wa can install as low as I166M. We have a tiig nock or Klcharclnon ft Hoy n ton and Boynton furnaces i suitable lor mall nousea wntcn rw- will sell at very low price it ordered before August lac It will pay you to eee ua. Have your furnace repaired now. J. C, BAYER FURNACE CO. , tit HABKET. ST. -If Toe nave TROUBLE IN FIGURES A .' . CALCULATOR WILL STOP IT Price flS Ire-Year Giarantee CALCULATOR CO. Marfhall HI 613 Corbftt ld. , ?1
