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THE'" OREGOK DAILY' JOU RNAL, ' PORTLAND,-" OREGON.
SATURDAY, v OCTOBER 30, 1920.
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Near East
MANY STREETS IN
SELL10D PAVED
Street lights have been installed
on Ochoco uvenus from East Nine
teenth street to the Southern Pacific
tracks and on Moorec avenue from
Kast Twenty-third street to the
Southern Pacific, all of which ter
ritory is located in the South Sell
wood jrardena, adjoining Sellwood on
the east.
Howard Haaks Is erecting a stone
building In Moores avenue. In that dis
trict the streets are belns graded and
graveled and otherwlss the district is
taking on metropolitan aire. Bull Run
water was secured recently.
Mr. and Mrs. August Eck of 634 Kast
Morrison street were the guests this
week of their daughter, Mrs. M. P.
Beerman. 121 Bherrett avenue.
A masquerade ball was given at the
Llewellyn schoolhouHo Friday evening
under the auspices of the school. A
large costumed crowd attended.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Spokane Avenue church will hold a Hal
loween party tonight at the home of Miss
Velfna Colt. 6S5 Tucoma avenue.
Notices to construct cement sidewalks
and curbs on Kast Sixteenth street from
Maiden to Nehaltm avenues were posted
by the city during the week.
Tacoma avenue from Kast Seventeenth
street to East Fifteenth was hard sur
faced this week. At the rate at which
paving has been progressing In this sub
urb the whole of Hell wood from Kast
Seventeenth etreet to the river will be
hard surfaced by 1M2. Much of this
terrltour was below bonding value untM
the lasT year or two.
Mrs. C. T. Brock of Onalaska, Wash.,
visited her mother, Mrs. N. T. B.
Schuyler, 682 Hex avenue, this wtek.
. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Gaffney. 042 Leo
avenue, are planning to leave f or . the
East the first of November.
Dr. Oeorge Mallett leaves shortly for
Klamath Falls with a view to locating
there. Charles W. Newton, who at present
realdes With his mn-ln-law, Fred Grif
fith, at lit Lexington avenue, is erecting
farm buildings on his recently purchased
l-aere tract one mile from Newberg.
Mrs. Mary Hutcllffe has authorized
the construction of a five-room bunga
low at 869 Linn avenue, and Waldele
Brothers has commenced work on the
structure, which win he exactly like the
one erected for President Alexander of
the Bank of Sellwood, at 670 Nehalem
avenue.
Mr. Stanton la enlarging his apart
ment house at 542 Leo avenue.
R. C. Meade, 651 Sherrett avenue. Is
adding four rooms, a new cement base
ment and other modern features to lils
residence.
H. R. Ailshlre has sold his home at
' 833 Ochoco avenue, the deal also In
cluding eeveral cows, 150 chickens and
about 25 rabbits. Ailshlre has removed
to the Laurelhurst district with his
family.
Tne gas company is laying new mams
on the north elde of Maiden avenue, be
lt' tween Milwaukle street and Sellwood
park.
Jacob Leuthold, 1445 Mllwatikle etreet.
Is putting in his winter grain on his bipr
tract of land from Maiden to Ogden and
East Thirteenth to Sixteenth streets,
lie has been working diligently on It
the past week.
Hoy and Taylor Booth and their fami
lies of Frederick. N. !.. were in Sell
wood Sunday with T". C. Johnson and
family at 153.1 Milwaukle Htreet. They
made the trip by automobile and will
buy farm property in the valley.
Mrs. Georgo Mallett and tittle daugh
ter. Dorothy. 1735 Kast Kleventh street,
have returned from McMinnville, where
they visited relatives.
Mr. and Mm. William Still and little
son and "Grandma" Boyce arrived
home this week from Hood River, where
they have been on an apple farm. The
Stills will locate oa a farm in the Wil
lamette valley.
Mrs. Harry '""hompson of Hillsboro
was in the city over Sunday visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cald
well, of 1595 Kast Thirteenth street.
A most successful bazaar and supper
were conducted at Walln' hall Wednes
day evening by the Blackmar circle.
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Re
public. More than 00 diners partici
pated in the feast. The bazaar Betted
the circle about $100.
Miss Mary Hinohman, 450 Maiden,
returned from a visit at Lincoln, Neb.,
last week.
'Ideal Young Woman'
Subject at Vespers
"The Ideal Toung Woman" will be the
subject for discussion Sunday afternoon
at the Warren Vesper class for young
people at ths First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Ira D. Morgan will sing and the
vesper orchestra will furnish two num
bers. Toung people are invited. Last
Sunday 144 were present.
The government of The Netherlands la
planning to mix potato flour of domestic
manufacture with American wheaA flour,
to Increase and cheapen the supply of
breadstuff s.
Home Theatre
GRAND ATE. AND MORRISON
Dos't miss Children Matinee, I P. M.
CHAS. RAT la
"RED HOT DOLLARS"
Deeper than a thrill, finer than a
laugh, yet with thrills and laughs ga
lore. That's Charles Ray.
COMEDY, "OVER THE TRA5SOM"
A Joe Martin Special
stir... oct. si
I'nennal Star Program
"FOOTLIGHTS AND SHADOWS"
A Gripping Drama
Coaedr, "Simple Life" Path News
MOS, NOV. 1
"ERSTWHILE SUSAN"
A Hodskiatoa Special
TTJESn NOV.
MRS. CHA8. CHAPLIN la
"INFERIOR SEX"
Comedy, Moaey to Bar
WED, NOT. t
CTNTHIA THE MnnTTE"
Comedy, Tk Movie Hero"
THTJRS, NOV 4
ETHEL CLAYTON la
THE 1ITH COMMANDMENT"
Parameaat Mgs. Newt
Comedy, Asily Day"
FRL, NOV. i
"LOADED DICE"
Big Wtstera Special
Bea Tarala la
" "Ta Womldan Believe It"
DURING LAST YEAR
Side Communities Enjoying Rapid Growth
THE UNFINISHED ALBERTINA KERR NURSERY
I ii "" '"r.mMTiMi
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SELLWOOD PUPILS MDNTAVILLA HOLDS 1 1
CHARM WITH PLAY ENJOYABLE SOCIAL xl
The eighth grade of Sellwood
school gave an entertainment Fri
day afternoon In celebration of. Hal
loween. A play was given for the
parents and friends of the children.
The program opened when a num
ber ot Sellwood beauties emerged
from behind the scenes clad In the
most beautiful costumes that the
Sellwood assemblage had ever gazed
upon.
After the usual conversation that
goes with a Halloween play Oladys
Watson and Geraldlne Amos came for
ward and sang a dainty Halloween duet
which was well received.
The real fvjn of the afternoon started
when the goblins came In dressed in
the most gruesome costumes. All had
long scrawny necks and small heads.
Cats, elves and ghosts were also in the
program, the ghosts making a big hit
when Rill Trites, who represented the
disembodied spirit of a musician,
stepped forward and amid the groans
of the other ghosts began play
lng upon an unseen piano which was
really the sweet strains of a violin
behind the scenes.
The whole play was well received.
Mrs. K. II. Richards and Miss Cowey,
teachers of the eighth grade, arranged
the program.
Sellwood school's football team won
the scheduled game with Clinton Kelly
school by default when the latter school
failed to appear at the Reed college
field Thursday afternoon.
The following clubs will meet at the
Community house this week : Tuesday,
the Sellwood Democratic club ; Thurs
day, the Sellwood Lavender club.
The city has decided to enlarge John
son park by adding four more acres to
the park. This will enable the park to
give numerous band concerts and big
picnics next summer. The aditionai land
was bought from J. D. Stevens of East j
Twenty-third street.
On Friday, November 12, the Sellwood
Boosters' club will hold a dinner at the
I. O. O. F. hall.
Trlnclpal L. H. Morgan of Sellwood
school was recently tried by Jury and
fined $10 in the Milwaukle court for
putting a wire collar around the neck
of a cow.
Witnesses declared that the cow's neck
was a complete mass of sores and
bruises where the barbed wire had cut
in when the cow had attempted to get
through the fence.
Sellwood citizens were taken out In
Morgan's auto Friday afternoon to view
the alleged suffering heifer, and all
claimed that the cow was in fine condi
tion and that only one sore could be
seen on the cow and that was directly
behind the ear. They also stated that
they would sign an affidavit and some
voiced the opinion that somebody who
had it in for Morgan had raised the
trouble.
Morgan declared that the cow was a
family pet and that he would not hurt
the cow intentionally for anything.
NORTH ALBINA
A community meeting was held in the
auditorium of Thompson school, Tues
day evening, to discuss the ballot to be
cast at the coming election. The princi
pal speakers were Mrs. Alexander
Thompson and L. D. Mahone.
The missionary eociety of the Pilgrim
Congregational church met during the
week at the home of Mrs. H. Ehlers, 940
Montana avenue. Sixteen members were
present. The next meeting will be held
at the j home of Mrs. Livingstone at
Castle avenue and Mason street on No
vember 18.
Laurin Keane and John Lebor. Journal
carriers of North Albina, flew over Port
land In a Curtiss airplane last week aa
guests of the Journal. Keane flew with
Pilot Harding while Lebor went up with
Archie Roth of the Oregon, Washington
& Idaho Airplane company.
Mrs. Thomas Beechey of Ocean Park.
Wash., ie visiting at the home of her
friend, Mrs. H. Khlra at 940 Montana
avenue.
Spiritualists Meeting Called
The Independent Bible Spiritualistic
society and church will meet at 8 p. m.
Sunday night in Forester's hall, 129
Fourth street. The lecture Will be by
Mrs. J. C. Schorl, pastor.
BANK OF
KENTON
Kenton Station
Adjacent to industrial dis
trict of Kenton and North
Portland.
Commercial
and Savings
Accounta Solicited
It 1'h probable that no public func
tion in Montavilla has been more
highly appreciated than the one
staged Tuesday night under the aus
pices of the "Welfare league. In the
school auditorium. The management
secured Mayor Baker and Chief
of Police Jenkins as speakers. The
program was supplemented by a
male quartet. A liberal and atten
tive audience filled the assembly
room, which cheered and encored
the speakers and singers throughout
the program.
At East Seventy-ninth and East Stark
there is a telephone pole which has been
the subject of remarks by not a few. The
pole stands two feet from the curb at
right angles to the corner. A number of
near accidents have already been wit
nessed on account of it. With nearly all
traffic from Glisan transferred to the
newly paved Seventy-ninth, the pole has
become a menace. Unless it Is removed
it will only be a question of time until
some of the near accidents will pasa into
one of reality.
Oren Logan and wife have returned
from their trip to British Columbia,
where they have been sight seeing for
the past two weeks. Logan has re
sumed his service as carrier on route 102.
A Halloween party waa held at the
Methodist church- Friday night. The
participants indulged in the usual Hal
loween -witchery and other appropriate
pastimes, accompanied with refresh
ments. The celebration of the twenty-fifth an
niversary of the Orpha Rebekah lodge
Tuesday night was conceded to be the
best that has ever been held in the
lodge's history. The total number, in
cluding Invited friends, was between 150
and 175. The rendition of the prescribed
Program surpassed the hopes of those
who had it in charge. All numbers were
beautifully executed, but that of the
"Patriotic Drill" deserve special men
tion. The participants of the drill were
dressed in red, white and blue colors,
and In the finale were marched to po
sitions by which they formed the United
States flag. This number was con
ducted by and owes its success to C. R.
Hayworth. A sumptuous spread, in the
banquet hall, followed the program.
J. N. Kunkle has fully recovered from
his Illness and is conducting his con
fectionery business as usual.
The Villa barber shop is betng treated
to paint and repair.
Montavilla will soon have a new toy
store. Its period of existence will end
with the holidays.
Merchants of Montavilla within the
last few days, have reduced their stock
of pumpkins to the minimum,'
Montavilla -has no reason to complain
of being slighted by politicians. Their
number and their visits reached the cli
max this week. The residents are look
ing forward to immunity after Tuesday.
ALBINA
The Jefferson high school gave a Jit
ney dance Wednesday for the benefit of
the second football team.
Miss Muriel La Splonce gave a Hal
loween party Friday evening at her resi
dence at 1036 Rodney avenue.
The community dance at Peninsula
park Saturday evening was a great suc
cess. Halloween decorations were in
profusion.
MONTAVILLA
MONTAVILLA
Savings Bank
East 81st and Stark Streets
COMMERCIAL
AND SAVINGS
Montavilla
Meat Market
14 EAST STARK TABOR 476
Saitage, Wholesale asd Retail Meats
aaa 8aaage of Beit Klaa Oaly
THE DRUG SHOP
For Drugs
W. E. FOWLER, Prop.
Oar. K. SOth A aihaa St. Tat, Tabor 4S4
Phone D1418
7S4
Dickson Drug Co.
C. SOth M. at Start
yiUK .
Above Th unfinished Albert lna
Kerr Nursery Home on Sandy
boulevard, to complete which a
campaign is now on to ral: 3 $25,-
000. Below Mrs. R. E. Bondu
rant, president of the Nursery
Home.
Scores of additional solicitors are
needed at once, to aid thy Albertlna
Kerr nursery home drive, according
to an appeal made thia morning by
Frank Hilton, campaign director. In
lta effort to secure $25,000 by pub
lic subscription before the end of
the drive, November 6, the campaign
management is hampered by an in
adequate field force.
"We need more solicitors at once,"
said Mr. Hilton, "and we also need
volunteers for tag day, November .
when we will attempt to complete our
task by street subscriptions."
Fifty Boy Scouts are to scour Port
land tomorrow, bearing leaflets of ap
peal for the 'finish the home" cam
paign. In testimony to their cooperation a
photograph will be taken of the young
sters, and subsequently enlarged, to
hang in an honored place in the new
home at East Twenty-second street and
Sandy boulevard.
Among the larger subscriptions re
ported at headquarters, room 02 Ar
tisans' building, are the following: W.
M. Lorenz, $50; Ames-Harris-Neville
company, $100; Carpenter children,
$25 ; employes of Portland Flouring
mills, $100; T. Sugimura. Japanese
consul, $50 ; employes of Palmolive
company. $35 ; W. B. Fletcher. $50 ;
Progressive Business Men's club, $50 ;
employee of M. L. Kline, $250; Buick
Auto company, $100 ; employes of Ha
zelwood wholeale department, $20.
WANTED 100 MEM IT J0NCE TO
LBARN TO OPERATE AND EKPAIH
AUTOS AND GAS- TRACTORS. APPLY
HKMPHIU8 ADTOMOaiLJC a GAS
TRACTOR 8CHOOU OOB. K. BOTH AND
HAWTHORNE. WRITE FOB FREE CAT
ALOG UK.
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.
FLUFF RUS MADS FROM OLD Oa SOTTS
RAQ miOS A SPECIALTY
OARPCT CLEANIM. SIZINO, RCFrTTtlM
VC CALL AND DELIVER
1S7S-1S74 E. 1TTM ST. SELLWOOD SStt
NURSERY DRIVE IN j
NEED OF WORKERS fflj!LTtM
M 1
CITY OUTFIT GUTS
I m 1 mil
Figures announced today for the
recently completed Improvement of
Jersey street, in St. Johns, show that
this main thoroughfare Improve
ment was completed at a cost ex
ceeding 16000 under bids of private
contractors.
The Initial bid for the paving, between
Richmond and Baltimore streets, was
$11,541.07. mad by a private contract
ing company. -When the bid was
opened the council refused to let the
contract and ordered ht the municipal
plant should make a "bid In competition.
The latter'' bid was 1)625.4, or
nearly $4000 under. . The municipal
plant, then', given the work, completed
the project - for 7t205. or. 9109I.&7
leak than Its Own bid. This saving, com
bined with the saving as made initially
In comparison with the private lid,
brings the saving to the city to more
than fSooo.
Commissioner of Tublic Works Bar
bur declared today that this record of
the municipal plant la being carried out
In all Its work.
The street 1b an Important one to St.
Johns residents, being the main thor
oughfare through the heart of the dis
trict. Two Night Schools
Will Open Tuesday;
Will Aid Foreigner
Two new night schools are to be
opened Tuesday night, one at Arleta
school, in addition to the one already
at the Arleta branch library, and one
at Shaver school.
These schools are opened to meet the
growing demand from foreigners to
learn the English language. Shaver will
be devoted entirely to this form of In
struction, while Arleta will care for a
few part-time students In addition.
Any community in which a class of
at least 15 foreigners is guaranteed,
which will furnish a classroom, will
be supplied with a teacher. Principal
A. M. Gray says. The classroom may
be in a workshop, church, lodgeroom,
private home or any place else large
enough to hold the class,
There are now 400 foreigners in
CENTRAL
The Three
n
Ulfll LUlf UIU UM
JOB BY $1099.77
1 pilHf1 UJV- I
Gives you etter service, improves working conditions ind cuts
down cost of production.
Our driver: ueHver in mornings and collect in afternoons, thus
overcoming carrying soiled clothinjr in same delivery machine with
the clean, insuring sanitary conditions.
LAUNDRY COLLECTED.
Monday p. m. delivered Thursday a. m.
Tuesday p. m. delivered Friday a. m.
Wednesday p. m. delivered Saturday a. nt.
Thursday p. m. delivered Monday a. m.
Friday p. in. delivered Tuesday a. m.
Saturday p. m. delivered Wednesday a. m.
We Do Four Kinds
Different Prices.
SPECIAL
DINNER SETS
43 PIECES
$9.50 Up
Extra Special Cast Be Dnpllcatad
W. M. Taylor
60-62 Grand.
East 422
Phones: East 2359
Rents and Repairs
E. R. STEEN
Dealer la
Sewing- Machines and Supplies
Dressmaking School in Connection
152 Grand Ave., Portland, Ore.
FURNITURE
HEATERS
COOK STOVES
RANGES
i5D EVERYTHING,
IX THE LINE OF
Household Goods
ISRAEL KORN
ts obLind ate.
ML SCOTT
laureCwood filling
STATION
H. U Diekcreon. Mr.
RETREADINO AND VUXCANIZINO
A SPECIALTY '
Olta, On antf Aooutortat.
41 S Fortar Rial Tahar
and De
velop
Portland , actually attending night
schools, aaya 1 Gray. There are 6000
foreigners In the city.
"There is a scarcity of good teachers
for the night schools,' says Gray, 'and
we are calling upon married women
who have been teachers, before their
marriage to help us out We find that
married women are peculiarly adapted
to . teaching the foreigner much better
than single women. At present we are
so short of teachers we have had to
turn classes over to some ot our sec
retaries. We do not want to have to
call upon the day teachers to help us
out." , '
TO PAY HALL DEBT
A three-day baaar will b.e held
Jointly by tha Ladles' Auxiliary. A.
O. H. and the Hibernian Building
association at Hlberniin hall, 140
Russell street, on November 1L 12
and 1$. Proceeds will be devoted
to liquidation of, the remaining debt
on the hall
A washing' machine valued at $150
will be the grand priae of the basaar.
Another interesting prise is a unions
baby buggy, built by a member of the
Hibernians, which Is equipped to take
care of twins or triplets. Other prises
Include fancy work which has engaged
the attention of the ladles' auxiliary tor
months. .,,
A large sign reading "Cead Mile
Sallthe" (a hundred thousand welcomes)
will grace the entrance to the hall. The
Knights of Columbus will asslat at the
basaar. John Farrell Is chairman and
Edward Curtin secretary of the com
mittee in charge of the affair. The ba
saar will be open during the day and
In full awing In the evening. The pub
lic Is Invited.
PARKR0SE
F. J. Orloff and William Densmore are
rapidly completing the three-room cot
tae for William Haley at Brainard
and Ryan street
Parkrose cltisens are in need of bet
ter roadways. The new schoolhouse
faces on Brainard street a short distance
south of Sandy boulevard and the con
trast Is somewhat painful.
Speeding on the Columbia river high
way Is a dangerous pastime through
Parkrose, both to the speeders and the
residents. Efforts are to be made to
have signs placed ordering the speed
down to 15 miles aa "hour. Special of
ficers are wanted to enforce this rule.
A fire escape has, been added to the
Parkrose schoolhouse. There has also
EAST SIDE
Day Plan
of Laundry at Four
Phone East 494.
G. H. TEMPLE
Sheet Metal Works
FURNACE WORK A SPECIALTY
Reoflno and mmrnnt Rcsak War.
PHONE E. S4S4 414 E. MORRISON
Whan Too Ar M unary and Want That
Full Fading
EAT AT THE
Savoy Restaurant
Eioslisnt Senrtca
1SS QRARD AVENUE
Phoo. Est S1SS Portland. Or.
EAST 7 SET
J. A. LAKIN
Msunzftte turpi of
HIOH-OLASS ASATE JEWELRY
Wholetala and Retail
102 ORAND AVE. NEAR E. Wathlnaton St,
Portland, Oregon.
Siseleee a Rswrtsw
Denver Day er Night
Doughboys Express
PHONE EAST 1S76.
Light and Heavy Dellvary.
OFFICE: 114 UNION AVE.
Phetie Automatic 222-4S
V
Ziegler & Misner
Deafen la
HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR. PEED, ETC
Eart SUM and day Street
TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET
MANAGHAN'S
GROCERY
28th and East Ankeny Sta.
GROCERIES
of Quality
Pacific, East 382
Prompt Deliveries
HIBERNIAN BAZAAR
merit in Many Lines
been added a new heating system thai
makes it attractive'
The Parkrose school In 1911 bad 101
puplla This year It has 11$. The new
auditorium has a seaUnc caoacltv of
500 and the present school building has
four times the capacity of Hit.
CENTRAL
TT7 WISH to -announce the
yy opening of' our new home,
in which we have embod
ied ideal working conditions for
our employes, and ham achieved
the. greatest efficiency for produc
ing the highest grade of laundry
work.
We invite your personal inspection.
Portiarid Laundry Company
Cor. Union Ave. and Mill St.
Portland, Oregon
m
tNSiST ON
BRADLEY'S PIES
BRADLEY A TRACY
GARAGE ND AUTO DIRECTORY
ALBINA KILLINGS WORTH
DOVVN-TOWN PRICES
Tires, Tubes, Gas. Oils at Downtown Prices
HAVE YOUR TIME AIt MOSEY B17Y YOUR RUPPIJKS FROM
BROOKS' SERVICE GARAGE 0
846 Alberta Street DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Astomstlc ttLII
11 SO Albina Avenue
Phene Wsedtawn 1S0.
PIEDMONT GARAGES
F. J. POWERS J. O'HANLON
OOMPLETR LINE OP PARTS AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
OENERAL AUTO RSPAIRINS OXVLINE. AOETVLBNE WELOINO
Aawit aOOBVEAR AND BRUNSWICK . TIRES AND TUBES
VULCANIZING OILS
Wken la Treuste, Tawing er Starling, Oall an Ui Sen oral Repairing A Pell Line ef AoeeMorlee
Friedli & Dressier Auto Repair Co.
VULOANTZIN
PHONE EAST SS
Phene WeodMn 4S7S
U. S. GARAGE General Auto Repairing
STORAOB AND ACCESSORIES ALL WORK OUARANTISD
S17-S1S WHllenie Ave., earner Felling St.. Parti and, Oivgon
WILLIAMS AVENUE GARAGE
' aoao a savaoe, props.
OENERAL RBPAIRINO
SLECTRIO SPECIALISTS
STORAGE, ETC.
TELEPHONE EAST ESS
PIEDMONT TIRE SHOP
UNDER NEW. Nl AN AO I Irll NT
VULCANIZING AND RETREADING
Diamond and Miller Tires
ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1133 ALBINA AVENUE
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P. & O.
STORAGE A5D REPAIRING
ACCESSORIES
WE BUY. SELL OR TRADE AUTOMOBILES
PHONE EAST 44S1
ONLY STNIOTLY UNION SHOP ON EAST SIDE
EARL D. PICKENS, Slanaew. SSO UNION AVENUE NORTH
GARAGE AND AUTO DIRECTORY
EAST SIDE
SCRITSMIER HARDWARE CO.
RS8 Mississippi Avesge Phonr Wood lawn Tf
Portias (I, Or, SIsrrh II,
UBlvsrsat Tin Filler Co, rorUaad, Or.t
TO WHOM IT MAY COXCERX
Gentlemen: As you asked me how I liked filler in our car, I will nay I would
not be without lt.-
I tiave It In one car that has been run ons hundred arid forty-two thousand
(142,000) miles, and we yet from 000 to 1S.000 miles from our raHing.
A rreat many people claim filler rides hard and is also hard on cum. hut ws
find that Is all In that man's head.
We find filler easier rtdin: than air If the tire in krpt whirr It tx-loni?.
We have used this for four years, so I am not kucbrIhk about it. and hama
Elven it soma of the haret tests that anyone could nml th- cnen that are
claiming; filler is hard oa cars are the ones who have never u.-"d it.
Tours respectfully.'
8i-ned) J. If S( ' I ( 1 THM I Kit.
NOTK Oct, 28, 1920 Mr. Scritmier is still uslnc t;nlvri.ui, alon with
thousands of others who feel the rami as he doen.
UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER CO., Portland, Oregon
COME WITH YOUR REPAIRING
as you will eventually when you find Mr. Brown and Mr. Bevans are
experts on Fords and Chevrolets.
Commercial Motor Car Co.
E. 1US ass1 Bsrselse Repslrisir Hlfh-tiradr Palatlaf Mtorsse M V. 7111
EAST
414 E.
Bat. Brans
STORAG?
When yen Went
Your Car Repainted
CARR & SMILEY t
Prieae ReeeenaMe Wert BesrsMieS
Hawthorne Ave. at E. ISWi St. Beet 4MB
Butlnan Phanei R. KIMe A O. A lava
Eart T77S PrearlaUn
WILLIAMS AYE. TIRE SHOP
VULORNIZINO AND RETREADINO
Guarantees'
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TIRES ASK TURKS
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Perkins Makes Pledge
Renewing his pledge ffr an econom
ical and buslness-tlke administration. Dr.
T. L. Perkins, candidate for city com
missioner, yesterday addressed meetings
at both Linn ton and Kenton. Dr. Per
kins will wind up his campaign with two
east side meetings Monday.
EAST SIDE
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66 Grand Avenue
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CREASES AND AOOESSORI
ATTBRV R EON ARaiRS ACETYLENE WELDINQ BRAZINO)
SB 87 UNION AVENUE NORTH
F. L. Bamum W. F. Breoce
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4S0-4S2 WILLIAMS AVE.
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SATISFACTION OUANANTEBO
GARAGE
RIOHT IN YOUR NE1SHSORHOOO
AS Up4e4he.Mir.uU
BATTERY SERVICE STATION.
lajllrit, OJiajaaS. Netee Fraa Impaction
SIDE BATTERY SERVICE
OSCAB BOLI.K.tH
BURNSIDE ST. EAST 17M
Ave. aatf E. Sta St. Rti. EAST S7S1
HAWTHORNE VULCANIZING WORKS
L. K ASSEBAUSt, Proartatar,
400 Hawthorn A.
Bet. Orand Ave. and Slitn St.
Aule Tire Repelrlnf el Every OMcriptle.
Teiephene Beat SSO. -We
BaH AH Ower-ofe TIRES and TUBES.
Russell St. Garage
Pins stater tar repelrln and iterate,
Acrney for Rellt-Em-Out" Fcndar SasT
Body Dott Rnwtin. Klna Line e .
. l ard Can For Sale.
TOWINO NIOHT AND DAY. (
Pkane Cart USA.
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