SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16, 12D.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
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Overseas Officer Adds
1W00D
DUPLICATES OLD
Major John A. Sellwood, while in
service overseas, was at one time
the meet of the owner of an English
manor. He was so favorably im
pressed with the library that he has
built an addition to his residence at
East Thirteenth and Harney avenue,
and Incorporated an exact replica.
Mr. Ben Wood, 683 Lexington avenue.
slipped and fell one day recently, creas
ing her arm. '
David Williams of Woodstock has
bought and moved Into the residence
property of 1506 Milwaukie atreet, after
papering and otherwise Improving his
Sew home.
Mrs. L W. Saunders has arrived home
rom an 'extended visit wtth relatives In
'oronto, Canada, and is at home at 497
Clatsop avenue.
Miss May H Inch man of. 50 Maiden
avenue left Saturday for a two weeks'
1rialt with relatives in Lincoln, 'eb.
Mrs. W. E. Orlder of 488 Leo avenue
entertained with a luncheon Wednesday.
Covers were laid for 11.
The Ladles' Missionary society of the
Snokane Avenue Presbyterian church
met with Mrs. Llnnett. 1795 East Sev
enth street Friday afternoon.
Blackman circle. Ladles of the O. A.
R.f will hold a sale and dinner at Wall's
hall. East Thirteenth and Lexington ave
nue, Wednesday, October 27,from 5 to
8 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Walker and lit
tle daughter, Geraldine. of Tulare, Cal..
have spent the past three months at the
home of Mrs. Walkers sister. Mrs. H.
V. Pendleton, 1753 East Nineteenth
street. The trip north was made in their
auto. Walker planned to return by boat,
but could not secure space for the auto,
hence he started on the return Journey
In the machine, Mrs. Walker and daugh
ter will follow shortly.
Eugene Ollkson, grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Riddle. 669 Bidwell avenue,
arrived last week from Peotone, 111., 20
miles from Chicago, for a month's visit.
The young man Is a prosperous farmer.
Mayor Baker addressed a meeting at
the community house Monday night.
P. Tye and family have returned home
from an auto tour of Southern Oregon
and California, and are more than ever
in love with the Rose City.
F. .1. Wolfenden of Lincoln, Neb., has
bought the A. Robertson grocery store
et East Thirteenth and Miller avenue.
He took charge of the store the first of
the week.
Steps to organise a men's club as a
working auxiliary for Spokane Avenue
Presbyterian church were taken at a
meeting, following the services last Sun
day morning. Officers are: The Rev.
Kenneth Brown, president; Charles Mas
son, vice president : L. H. Slade. secre
taVy, and O. C. Hoskins, treasurer.
The Sellwood Worsted Mills are run
ning full blast. More than 100 operators
are employed.
Many new houses are being construct
ed In East and West Moreland.
Many members of the T. P. C. E. of
the Spokane Avenue Presbyterian church
are planning to attend a banquet at the
First church Tuesday evening.
The Christian Endeavor of Jh Spo
kane Avenue Presbyterian church held a
business meeting at the home of Miss
Helen Mackey, 685 Umatilla avenue,
Friday evening.
Troop One. Boy Scouts of America,
is planning to hold an entertainment in
the near future at the, Llewellyn school.
K. Kisslfng of 472 Sellwood boulevard
has purchased the residence adjoining
his own and will convert it into a sani
tarium.
SELLWOOD
Sellwood school contributed wonder
fully to the drive for clothes for the Ar
menians. The drive closed Wednesday
and a full truck load of clothes was
parted away from the school's basement.
Boys of the eighth B grade went from
house to house asking for clothes and
brought in enough to put their room
over the others.
Another drive for paper was made and
of course Mrs. E. H. Richards' room (1)
won the contest by a trifle over 80
liounds. The entire school got seven
tons. Rooms 1, II. 2 and 4 had the
most. f
Kenneth Hamblem spent the week-end
at the home of his parents at 4o4 Mai
den avenue. He Is a junior at the
O. A. C. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Murdn started
early in the week for, a 10 duy trip to
their ranch In Bend,: Or. They reside
at S95 Yukon avenue.
Mrs. J. Richey of 666 Tenlno avenue
held a sewing bee ather home Tues
day. Many were present and a good
amount of work was finished.
Milton A. Miller will speak at the Sell
wood Democratic club meeting next
Tuesday evening . at the Community
house. Everybody Invited.
Walter Jenkins, the cheery Portland
song leader, got his first introduction
to the Sellwood people Monday evening
at a Sellwood Moreland club meeting at
(he Comnrunity house. Walt says that
he Is going to get Sellwood in on some
peppy community singing.
W. a URen and Dr. Esther Love Joy
will sneak at Lents school toniaht at I
'n'clock on the League of Nations.
The Franklin Community club dance
will be held this evening in the gym
nasium of the Franklin high echool.
Good music and an instructor will be
featured. AH are invited.
Marion County in
Two-Year Period
Gains 1500 Voters
Salem, Oct. 16. Of a total of 18,813
registered voters in Marlon county, 13,
664 are Republicans, 3970 Democrats, 14
Progressives, 230 Socialists, 421 Prohi
bitionists, 400 independents and 114
miscellaneous. Men registered number
11.215, women 7598. The Prohibition
party numbers 260 women and 161' men.
The registration shows a galfi of ap
proximately 1600 over the figures of
two years ago, and approximately 2900
over the 1916 registration.
' Members of the Marion-Polk-Yamhill
Medical society have gone on record as
opposed to the anti-compulsory vacci
nation amendment.
After 2 trips serosa the Atlantic
ocean, one of which was as a member
of the crew of the U. s. S. George
Washington, which carried President
Wilson to France, Adair Lockwood. son
of Mr. and . Mrs. Chauncey M. Lock
wood of this, city, is in Salem for a
ENGLISH
LIBRARY
PORTION
PMH--J'-S V, X IT W I
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erml streets. View of East Thirteenth
Tigard is one of thfe liveliest cen
ters of building activities In the
Tualatin valley. HX A. Johnson,
manager of the Tigard Lumber com
pany, reports more building materi
als in demand now than at any time
in the past three years.
Among the new buildings recently con
structed Is the Durham schoolhouse,
costing between 87000 and $8000, situated
about 2h miles south of Tigard. Mrs.
Alice Bristol is occupying her new house
near the M. E. church, which is modern
throughout and coBt upwards of 85000.
The residence of Professor W. H.
Hough, northwest of the depot about
half a mile, has recently been completed
and is one of the most substantial and
attractive In Tigard. Fred Mann has
about completed what is thought to be
the most up-to-date residence on the
Capitol highway, about three miles from
Tigard, costing over $6000. N. Q. Light,
in Tigard, has finished a neat modern
cottage at a cost of about 81500, in
cluding labor. O. B. Carson, on Walnut
avenue, has been occupying his new
cottage for some time, but recently sold
it to L. McDonald, it is reported, for
$4000. E. E. Lang is another recent
builder on Walnut avenue, his modern
residence costing around $4000. At
Bonita station, almost a suburb of Ti
gard, E. J. Ericson, John Borstad, J.
W. Allison, A. Koch and others have
built substantial cottage homes. At
Durham P. Jacobson, F. H. Greene and
others have recently built homes. Many
small cottages and temporary buildings
have been built with lumber from the
Tigard yard In the section around it
for a sweep of three and four miles.
"Everybody is building garages
around here,"' said E. A. Johnson of
Tigard, who sells lumber all day and
manes out oins an nignt. "Ana Darns
are being built, too. Little additions
and improvements take up a consider
able total of lumber in a week, and
the demand continues stiff."
Arrangements are being made for an
other social dance with music from
Portland at Burtch's hall Saturday eve
ning, October 23. A serlee of these
dances are to be given, and as .they were
well attended last season the expecta
tion is justified that they will be as
popular this season.
Rev. F. M. Burtch of Plymouth,
Idaho, will preach in the M. E. church
Sunday eveening. He Is visiting rela
tives and friends in Tigard this week.
The Red Rock dairy is making Tigard
famous with its output of cheese. The
cheese factory is under the direction of
C. W. West and his sons, and receives
milk from many farmers In the vicinity
of Tigard.
E. E. Munger has almost completed
his new modern home of eight rooms.
J. G. Densem has opened his drug
store in the Bonsteele cement block and
Is constructing a cement sidewalk from
the street.
Chicken supper at ' Metzger Saturday
evening under direction of the Ladies'
Aid, Is sure to attract- visitors from
Tigard. -
The First Tigard bank is doing a good
business under the direction of William
Evans, cashier. It now has resources
of $215,600, and Is consistently endeavor
ing to encourage development and home
building.
Joseph Sax, one of the old residents
of the Tualatin valley, has decided to
retire from sctlve life and hereafter to
reside with his daughter near Scholia.
He has accordingly sold his highly Im
proved home place to Keckla, the con
sideration being reported at $4500. Sax
has means enough to enjoy his remain
ing days in peace and comfort and may
start to see the world, b.ut Portland la
as far as his intentions carry him now.
Police Halt Party
Glenn H. Ross and Lawrence Pierce
were starting on a party. They were
seated in a machine at Eleventh and
Bumside streets late Thursday night
Yells of merriment filled the air. Pa
trolmen found two Hawaiian wpmen and
another man in the machine. Ross and
Glenn, whom the police accuse of mak
ing all the noise, were arrested on
charges of drunkenness and disorderly
conduct
BANK OF
KENTON
Kenton Station
Adjacent to industrial dis
trict of Kenton and North
Portland.
'Commercial
and Savings
Accounts Solicited
MANY HOMES BUILT
IN TIGARD DISTRICT
Replica of
OF SELLWOOD DISTRICT
Business area of this southern section
Street and Sewer
Projects in Season
Costs $3,061,442.67
A total of $3,061,442.67 has been spent
by the city of Portland for street and
sewer improvements this season, accord
ing to figures made public today by
City Engineer Laurgaard. . An early win
ter season prevented the' completion of
a large amount of work which will now
go over until the coming summer, the
report says.
Preparations of plans for the work
cost $104,829.29 ; Inspection. $56.016.56 ;
sewer construction, $1,929,927 ; street im
provements, $1,972,475. The improvements
were handled by private contractors with
the exception of 14 paving jobs, which
were completed by the municipal pav
ing plant.
ARLETA MEETING
Monday the Democratic ' central
committee held a well attended
meeting at the Arleta library.
A regular meeting of the Lents Parent-Teacher
association was held Tues
day to acquaint the teachers and pa
rents. Next Monday Dr. Esther Lovejoy will
address a meeting at the Arleta library.
A Republican rally was held in the
Lents school last Wednesday.
The Portland Woman's Social Science
club met October 14 at the home of its
president, Mrs. M. Cooper of 4815 Seventy-fifth
street. A box lunch was
given, followed by a quilting party.
The store of L. Duer & Co. at Firland
station was robbed a short time ago. and
a large quantity of tobacco taken.
Tuesday the Mount Scott W. C. T. U.
met at the home of Mrs. McKlnley.
Glenn T. Aldrich
Taken to Chicago
To Answer Charge
Glenn T. Aldrich, ending an Oregon
career "that three times landed him in
jail, left Friday morning in custody of
Detective Sergeant Cartan of the Chi
cago police to answer charges of pass
ing several thousand dollars' worth of
bogus checks.
Detective Cartan also said Aldrich
will be charged with bigamy if he
clears himself of the check-passing
charges. He is said to have three
wives one he married in Chicago early
in September, and the third married
nine days after the second.
Word is said to have been received
by a Portland bank through which
Aldrich tried to reach his father, a
meat packer of Nebraska City, that
his father will do nothing more for
him.
Aldrich claims he has heard from
his father to the effect that he will
meet Aldrich in Chicago and help him
out of his difficulty. 1
The checks said to be held against
M0NTAVILLA
MONTAVILLA
Savings Bank
East 8Ut and Stark Streets
COMMERCIAL
AND SAVINGS
Montavilla
Meat Market
1$W EAST 8TABK TABOR 476
Ssnsage, Wholesale sad Retail Meats
aad Ssatage of Best Klad Only
THE DRUG SHOP
For Drugs
W. E. FOWLER, Prep.
Car. g. SOtS A ltaan Stt. Tel, Taker 4S4
0141
Taker 74
Dickson Drug Co.
Pi'snilstlsBt. Keeafct,
StaUMMry
t, tot St. at surt
Psrtlan. Or.
DEMOCRATS
HOLD
English
of the city Is spread oat along sev
ASSURED LENTS
One of the improvements which
Lents has won after a long fight, is
the new sidewalks. This improve
ment not only encourages the peo
ple, but also raises the value of their
property. The improvement has
been sought several years ' without
success by property owners and busi
ness men of Lents. The city is lay
ing sidewalks from Fifty-fifth avenue
to Sixty-eighth avenue on Ninety
second street.
Special meetings are being held at the
Lents Evangelical church at 7 :30 o"clock
every evening except Saturday, until
October 31. Preaching by T. B. Culver
and special music by L. Mi Bam, soloist.
The Lents Republican club met Wed
nesday. October 13. Speeches were Jven
on all the measures.
The G: A. R. will give a bean supper
at the Odd Fellows' hall, Fifty-eighth
avenue and Ninety-second street, this
evening. Supper will be served from 5
to 7 o'clock and an entertainment will
be given at 8 o'clock.
Misses Laura and Zella Pierce, gradu
ates of Franklin high school, are teach
ing in Eastern Oregon.
Everett France of 10328 Fifty-seventh
avenue has been at St Vincents hos
pital for over a week. He is improving
steadily and hopes to be home soon. He
was operated on for appendicitis.
U. S. Forest Patrol
Plane Is Damaged '
Landing in Eugene
Eugene, Or.. Oct. 16. Three of the
De Havilands engaged in forest patrol
work In Oregon during the past Bum
mer landed on the Eugene field Fri
day, en route from Camp Lewis to
Mather flying field. California. In the
party were Lieutenant Gardiner, Lleu
tenant Newberry, Sergeant Eckman,
Cadets Woodgert and Hyer and Pri
vate Hicks. The plane piloted by Lieu
tenant Gardiner and Sergeant Eckman
made a bad landing, diving sharply
into the mud and smashing both pro
peller and landing gear. The damaged
plane will probably be detained here
for several days for repairs.
Aldrich aggregate between $2000 and
$4000.
Aldrich was first arrested here on
charge of passing a bogus check at the
Peoples bank on the Indorsement of
J. M. Ramos of the Ramos Roofing
company. He received money to pay
for that check, and then, immediately
on that settlement he was intercepted
on Instructions from the Chicago' police.
Before leaving Aldrich refused to
talk except to say that he would be
released on all counts after he ar
rived in Chicago, where he can "fix
things up right"
WANTED 100 HEN 4T OJfCE TO
LEARN TO OPERATE AND REPAIR
AUTOS AND GAS TRACTORS. APPLY
HEMPHILL 8 AUTOMOBILE A OAS
TRACTOR SCHOOL, COR. E. 20TH AND
HAWTHORNE. WRITE FOB FREE CAT
ALOGUE. SELLWOOD
Bank of
SELLWOOD
Portland, Oregon
Capital $50,000
STATE .
COUNTY
CITY
DEPOSITORY
OFFICERS
L. H. Alexander. . .President
Joseph Hume. Vice President
L. D. Goodrich. .... .Cashier
G. C. Hoskins.. Asst Cashier
Portland Rug Co.
Unssr New Mimaawit
FLUFF IIU MA. DC FROM OCD CARPETS I
mmm nun a araeiALTV
OA RFC T OLCSRIRO, SIZINa, RCFtTTIM
Wl Mkb A.RJB PIUVIR
1Tt-174 C. 17TH ST. SELLWOOD MSS
NEW SIDEWALKS
House library to
Manor
AT
SELLWOOD TO BE
STARTED AT ONCE
Sellwood shortly will have its new
fire station, it was indicated at the
city hall Friday, when preparations
were made to award contract for
construction of the building to Rob
ertson. Hay & Wallace. Their bid
on the building was $10,380. Com
missioner Pier will ask the council
Wednesday to award the contract
on that basis..
The new fire station, patterned after
an old English cottage, will be built
at the corner of East Thirteenth street
and Tenlno avenue. Its huge doors will
be "camouflaged" to appear as the cur
tained and vine covered windows of a
typical English cottage. It will be a
one story and ; basement structure. ,
Besides the main apparatus room,
where equipment will be housed, there
will be quarters for the fire captain in
charge, a hose tower, living room 14x23
feet, locker rooms, store rooms and
dormitory. Ten men will be constantly
on hand to respond to calls in the dls
trict.
t A modern hose and pumping engine
will constitute the equipment. Ladder
apparatus will be. attached to the hose
wagon.
The building is to be built of brick.
It was designed by L. G. Holden of the
fire department.
Opium Possessor Sentenced
Jose Gobiaes was arrested at the Por
tola hotel Friday night on charges of
having morphine in his possession and
also possessing stolen goods. There was
insufficient evidence to convict htm of
stealing hats found 'in his room and he
was sentenced to jail for 180 days for
possessing opium.
CENTRAL
RE
STAIN
The Three Day Plan
Gives you better service, improves working conditions and cuts
down cost of production.
Our drivers deliver in mornings and collect in afternoons, thus
overcoming carrying soiled clothing in sime delivery machin with
the clean, insuring sanitary conditions.
LAUNDRY COLLECTED.
Mastday p. m. delivered Thursday
1 uesaay p
m. delivered Friday
Wednesday p. m. delivered Saturday
Thursday p. m. delivered Monday
Friday
P-
Saturday
We Do Four Kinds
Fferent Prices.
Cup and Saucer Special
Cup and Saucer
For 15 Cents
Can't be duplicated in city. Big
assortment of dinnerware at bar
gain prices. This is your oppor-l
tunny.
W. M. Taylor
60-62 Grand.
East 422
phones: East 2359
Rents and Repairs
E. R. STEEN
Dealer In
Sewing Machines and Supplies
Dressmaking School in Connection
1S2 Grand Are., Portland, Ore.
FURNITURE
HEATERS
COOK STOVES
RANGES
AKD ETEETTHIHO
uc the nuts or
Household Goods
ISRAEL KORN
t GBAXD ATE.
SUNNYSIDE
A. We HOLMGREN
To make your home more home
like. PAINTING. PAPER HANGING
AND KALSOMINING
Wall Paper. Paints. Oils. Calci
mine and Glass.
1013 Bdaiont Pkoao 217-SO
Satisfaction Guaranteed
1 Dij
Northwest Electric , i
Service League ils
To Be Reorganized
Plans for the organisation of the
Northwest Electrical Service league, to
be composed of manufacturers, dealers,
jobbers and power companies, will be
formulated by a Joint advisory com
mittee of the Northwestern Electrical
association, with two local members.
according to action taken at the ninth
annual convention of the Oregon Asso
ciation of Electrical Contractors and
Dealers, at the Multnomah hotel Friday.
The Important annual convention will
close, this afternoon, following an inspec
tion of the Sf Johns municipal ter
minal, where the association enjoyed
luncheon at the noon hour. Friday night
members and their families and friends
were guests at the annual dancing party
at the Multnomah.
O. B. Coldwell, vice president of the
Portland Railway, Light & Power com
pany ; J. W. Red path, secretary of the
California Association of Contractors
and Dealers ; L. B. Smith and Fred Todt
were speakers at the Friday, afternoon
meeting, at which approximately 150
members and visitors were present
Mike!Banks' Revolt
ShortLived;HePays
Part of War Debt
urinhital Flnnkfl tmhltMr of liouor. con
tributed a fine of $10 to the city Fri
day when arraigned before Judge Ross
man on a charge of drunkenness -and
disorderly conduct
Banks sought to educate some friends
living at 224 Harrison' street In the af
fairs of the Irish revolution. His
friends, however, refused to admit him
because he was Intoxicated, and he
smashed a dining-room window. Judge
Rossman said that any man connected
with a revolution should pay part of
the war debts. Banks paid.
An inventor has given a two-wheeled
freight or baggage truck a pair of legs
hinged to the cVnter of the- handles to
enable It to be moved upealrs.
EAST SIDE
LDK3
a. m.
a. m.
a. m.
a. m.
a. tn.
a. m.
in. delivered Tuesday
m. delivered Wednesday
of Laundry at Four
Phone East 494.
G. H. TEMPLE
Sheet Metal Works
FURNACC WORK A SPECIALTY
RooTInf an Oeneral Rap Wart.
FHONC C. S4S4 414 C. MORRISON ST.
Whew Vu A p. Hungry ane Want That
Full FMtlnf
CAT AT TMC
Savoy Restaurant
Eio.ll.nt Sarvles
4mm AB.Mffc AWM,
Rhone Catt S1SS Fortius, Or.
CAST 7SS7
J. A. LAKIN
Minofcturr of
HIGH-CLASS AOATC JEWELRY
Wholetele ane Retail
lOt GRAND AVC. NCAR C. Watlilnffton St.
Portland, Oraeen.
SlMleve A Barctaw Delivery Oaf ar Right
Doughboys Express
FHONC CAST 17.
Llfht ens Near Deilvtrr.
OFFICE: 114 UNION AVE,
Fhene AutemaUe Z2X-4
Ziegler & Misner
Daakta la
MAY, GRAIN, FLOUR FCCD. ETC
Cast sixth mn4 Ctar StrasU
TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET
MANAGHAN'S
GROCERY
28th and East Ankeny Sts,
GROCERIES
of Quality
Pacific, East 382
Prompt Deliveries
MT. SCOTT
LAURELWOOD FILLING
STATION
H. U DtekcTaeo. Mrr.
RETREADING AND VULCANIZING
A SPEOIALTY , -
41 1 Fe5r RaaT " . Taker MM
His Suburban Home
METIS CLUB OF
ARLETA PROVING
LIVE WIRE BODY
Among the recent social and com
mercial factors of the Mount Scott
district is the organization of the
Arleta Men's club, formed a year
ago and now recognized as an agency
for important neighborhood better
ment. The club was originated under the
supervision of the Rev. Owen T. Day
and has held suppers and meetings once
a month since its origin.
ine principle or tne club is to pro
mote the interests of the community.
and it has lived up to its principles.
Officers are : W. I. Helnrlchs. prenU
cent m. van Billiard, vice-president
George Jennings, secretary, and Charles
Heaslmer, treasurer, together with
Messrs. Brasure. Payne, Ordway, Roach
CENTRAL
INSIST ON
BRADLEY'S PIES
BRADLEY & TRACY 66 Grand Avenue
GARAGE AND AUTO DIRECTORY
ALBINA KILLINGS WORTH
DOWN-TOWN PRICES
Tires, Tubes, Gas, Oils at Downtown Prices
SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONET BUT YOUR SUPPLIES FROM
BROOKS' SERVICE GARAGE
M Alberta Street SAT AND NIGHT SERVICE Astomatle IIMI
11 SO AIMna Avanin
Fhon Wmwii 1 SO.
PIEDMONT GARAGE
F. l. FOWCRS J. O' MARLON
OOMPICTC LINC OF FARTS AND CLCCTRIOAL SUFFLICS
OCNCRAL SUTO RCFAIRINO OXVLIMC, AOSTVLCNC WCLDINO
Aflnt SOODVCAR AND BRURSWIOK TIRCS AND TUBIS
VULCANI2IRO OILS uRCAtlS AND AOOKMORICs
When Is Trouble, Tewlns er fUrUm. Cell en Us
Friedli & Dressier Auto Repair Co.
VULOANIZIN BATTCRV RCOHAROINO ACCTYLCNC WILDINA BRAZINC
FHONC CAST 4SS-I7 UNION AVENUC NORTH
Fhene Weeeiawn 4t7t F. L. Sarnum W. f, Braece
U. S. GARAGE General Auto Repairing
STOftAai AND ACCESSORIES ALL WORK GUARANTEED
S17-S1S William Aim., eornar Fslltafl SC. Portland. Oreaen
WILLIAMS AVENUE GARAGE
BOND A SAVASE, PROP.
OENCRAL RCFAIRINO
CLBOTRIO SPCOIALISTS
TOR AO E, ETO.
TELEPHONE EAST fSS
PIEDMONT
UNDCR NCW
VULCANIZING AND RETREADING
Diamond and Miller Tires
ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1133 ALBINA AVENUE
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
P. & O. GARAGE
STORAGE AKTJ KEFAIUINO
A0OCSSORIEA
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE AUTOMOBILES
FHONC CAST 441
ONLY STRICTLY UNION SHOP ON CAST SIDE
CARL O. PICS ENS, Manaaar. ISO UNION AVENUE NORTH
GARAGE AND AUTO DIRECTORY
EAST SIDE
1
UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER CO.
441 Hawthorne Avenue
COME WITH YOUR REPAIRING
as y6u will eventually when you find Mr. Brown and Mr. Bevans tire
experts on Fords and Chevrolet!.
Commercial Motor Car Co
E. Uth aad BarstUe Resalrlif Hlra.Orase PafRtlBfstersre II E. 7111
STORAG
ZrT(m1 KAdl
RAI ILK I
0AL1U11 414 C
at. Grana
Whan Yau Waat
Your Car Repainted
CARR cCsMILEY
Are. at C. ISM St. la 400
aatiMat Pftenet R. KlvMe A O. Aleve
Cart 777S
WILLIAMS AVE, TIRE SHOP
VULOANIZING AND RCTRCADING ,
We But an4 GaU Haw an turns Maae
TIRES ASS ICRKS
47 WHflame Ave. . Fertlsad. Of.
and Lembach making up the executive
committee. ' - M,
Some of the speakers havs Include
H. W. 8tone. general serretary of the
Y. M. C A- Circuit Judge G a tens, Bo
F. Irvine, editor of The Journal ; Dr. ,
Stevenson of the. A E. F. : Dr. Esther
Pohl Lovejoy and other very interesting
speakers. -
Meetings are held In the Afieta Bap
tist church, but are not restricted to .
Baptists. Anyone Interested in the wel
fare of the community Is Invited. Meet
ings dates are on the fourth Tuesday la .
every month.
-1'
. Mud Delays Autolst
Sandy, Or.. Oct 16 It took Manley
rillA U. hAiira tn rlrlv from Rock-'
Creek. Eastern Oregon, Ho Bandy, and ,
11 TOOK Vi noun tor mm iw urit.
through the mud from Sandy to the
old Fltsgerald place In Dover, a dls
tance of six nil lea
Laundry (-Session for Cleveland
San Francisco. Oct. 16. (I. N. R)- 1
The Laundry Owners' association se
lected Cleveland as the 1921 convention-!
city and elected H. W. Gllpatrlck of
Kansas City president
For the first time tn the history of the
Industry, South Africa's sugar crop last
year exceeded domestic requirements,
which also have grown rapidly.
EAST SIDE
Day ans Nlgh Srvle
Oemr! Rsselrlnfl A Full Line ef Aocamrm
410-411 WILLIAM! AVK,
TIRE SHOP
MANAGEMENT
DO YOU THINK?
Six Inner tubes, two extra tires, pump. Jack. Ure
tools, blowout patches. Inner liners, valves, valve
caps. Inner tube patches, ttre dough, cement,
blow-out chains, non-skid chains, soiled clotnes,
vulcanixlnc, time, patience and cuss words
XONE OF THE ABOVE IS XECESSABT
VYHEX TOU TJ9E T75ITEK8AL TIRE FILLER
WHAT DO TOU THI7TKI
East 6810
RIGHT IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
An We.1e4ha-MlmiU
y SATTIRT SCRVIOS STATION.
ettnai RapalreS, Oaarssa, Rama Praa Immllaa : ;
MUL MilLKI 5E.KVICE
OSCAB BOLLIUEit
RURNSIOC ST.
Ave. en4 C GM SL
CAST eyes
Rat. CAST S7S1
HAYfTHORNE VULCANIZING WORKS
L. RAssCSAUM, Fraprlatar,
40 Haatharne Ave.
aU Grass Ave. en Slit DC, '
Ante Tire Raaalrlnf ef Senr DaesrisUea,
Tetephene Seat SSO. .
We Sell SN Guarantees' TIRES ass TUBES.
Russell St. Garage
Fin Meter ear tisalrtm an lteesa,'
Aconey for "Rem-SevOut" rtader sad
Bod? Dart Remoter. Fine lAoe ef ,
Taad Can For Mala.--.
TOWING NIGNT AND DAY.
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Oar. Vance Are anS RimmM St, . ,
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